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Speaker 1: Friday Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Good morning, it's the Christian O'Connor back for the show
Speaker 2: Friday Morning, Show number fifty three. It is two minutes
Speaker 2: past six, cold, fresh Friday morning. But it doesn't matter
Speaker 2: what I think. Let's go straight away to beg John
Speaker 2: to see what he reckons.
Speaker 3: Morning, Christian, Big John here with your four o'clock morning
Speaker 3: roaming weather report. So this morning out at Labdon two
Speaker 3: point seven degrees, it currently feels like minus point seven.
Speaker 4: It is fresh, beanie's on, gloves are on?
Speaker 3: Wow anyway, chasing the top of eighteen today, And yes, Pats,
Speaker 3: you are right.
Speaker 4: I was feeling a little under the weather. Back to you, Christian,
Speaker 4: Thank you come.
Speaker 5: A woman always knows day thing it was.
Speaker 4: I think he was touched up by the concern there.
Speaker 6: And we drop a low freezing with the feels like
Speaker 6: temperature this morning, and that for.
Speaker 2: The first time in two weeks since we've discovered Big
Speaker 2: John out there doing the weather for us. Often he's
Speaker 2: talked about the beanie, but never the gloves and the beanie.
Speaker 2: That's how fresh it is this morning. All right, then,
Speaker 2: I've just realized written down in my hand sometimes if
Speaker 2: I can't find I'm always making notes of stuff that
Speaker 2: might be interesting or not to talk about on the show.
Speaker 2: I've got post it notes, I've got notes on my phone,
Speaker 2: just like words. I've just realized this morning, I couldn't
Speaker 2: find anything.
Speaker 4: In the middle of the night. I just wrote down
Speaker 4: deep heat.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Now, I mentioned a couple of weeks ago
Speaker 2: I had had a depeat accident.
Speaker 6: I thought all dpeat would be removed from your house
Speaker 6: by now.
Speaker 4: No, I needed it again.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, Jack, I was I'm a little a little bit
Speaker 2: uncomfortable today just walking and moving around in the gym.
Speaker 2: Yesterday and I was doing something you've ever done, an
Speaker 2: exercise with a barbell called sumo squats.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like it sounds painful.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you got a wide leg stack.
Speaker 2: Wider leg, open toe stance, and you grabbed the barbell
Speaker 2: between your legs and it's an explosive movement. Anyway, Yesterday,
Speaker 2: I'm doing it front of the second time, and I
Speaker 2: hadn't limbered up on the old roller because I was rushing.
Speaker 4: I thought I'll get this out.
Speaker 2: I want to get out and join the sunshine, take
Speaker 2: the dog for a walk on the beach, and men
Speaker 2: of a certain age, maybe at forty five, you're gonna
Speaker 2: be easy. Suddenly starting to do something new called a
Speaker 2: sumo squad and I was about up to out rep
Speaker 2: number eight, and you know, you just feel something pin.
Speaker 4: It's pink and the pinging was at the top of
Speaker 4: my thigh, you know, and that inner thigh, and it's
Speaker 4: very hard to break it up and rub it out.
Speaker 4: That was your DP danger area last time. So I'm
Speaker 4: in bed yesterday evening, right, where's this? I have to
Speaker 4: get the DP out?
Speaker 2: And I think, right, I'll I'll start to just vigorously
Speaker 2: rub the upper thigh. Come on, we're grown ups, Okay.
Speaker 2: I think it's a groin strain or something here. Athletes
Speaker 2: have this US DJs too, So I'm vigorously rubbing the
Speaker 2: top of my thigh with the DP.
Speaker 4: Okay. My wife walks in. She goes, oh, I said,
Speaker 4: it's not that I've heard this doing sumo squats. Just
Speaker 4: what the head I've got time now, I said, I'm
Speaker 4: just rubbing. Here is agony.
Speaker 2: And then suddenly, you know, we get into bed, and
Speaker 2: I start the awful, awful screaming as I hadn't thought
Speaker 2: obviously if you apply it there and you you know, yep,
Speaker 2: you shift and let's just say, the silk pouch is
Speaker 2: going to come into concert and it's a it's a
Speaker 2: very thin membrane.
Speaker 4: It's a thin membrane around the silk pouch.
Speaker 6: All I can say, first time, shame on DP, Second time,
Speaker 6: shame on you.
Speaker 4: I can't understand.
Speaker 2: I can't describe the screaming pain for about the next
Speaker 2: twenty minutes with waves in waves. So I said to
Speaker 2: my wife to go and get a teetwel go downstairs.
Speaker 8: She creates because if I moved, they would swing in
Speaker 8: the silk person would come to contact with.
Speaker 4: The deep peat, and more pain would arrive. I couldn't
Speaker 4: handle any more pain.
Speaker 5: So what have you got some sort of tornic range?
Speaker 2: Yes, you got a teatowel, which wife said, we're gonna
Speaker 2: have to throw away.
Speaker 4: Burn it's been.
Speaker 6: Because of no matter how many times you watch it.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I hope this is injury that I'm nursing
Speaker 2: at the moment, and the thought of the pain last
Speaker 2: night with the deep peat doesn't impair my performance on
Speaker 2: today's show probably still as amateurish as normal. It is
Speaker 2: all request Friday. We got a really busy show for
Speaker 2: you today, folks. We got Hamius mcgochlin's back with a
Speaker 2: brand new phrase that pays, which we're getting into right
Speaker 2: about eight thirty this morning. We also got a great
Speaker 2: top ten from the Sam stir of Jack Post. Did
Speaker 2: he really say that? You can hear a hell of
Speaker 2: a lot more of the song the song for Melbourne
Speaker 2: that is sounding amazing even driving into what this morning,
Speaker 2: but Ducer Brad and I were listening to it turning
Speaker 2: it up.
Speaker 4: Jack. Good.
Speaker 5: This is your work, well done, Jack.
Speaker 4: Honestly it is so good when we we're not going
Speaker 4: to play the four thing yet, but when you hear
Speaker 4: it this morning you'll be blown away. It is so good.
Speaker 2: We added some amazing singers yesterday and it sounds incredible,
Speaker 2: so you can hear.
Speaker 4: That on this morning show.
Speaker 2: But right now then, all requests, all the music this morning,
Speaker 2: every single Friday is peaped by you. We go this
Speaker 2: morning too, so a look, hell have we got? So
Speaker 2: Frankie goes to Hollywood, relaxed for Donna in packing and
Speaker 2: kicking us off this morning, enjoy.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: We thank Donna in packing them for Frankie Goes to
Speaker 2: Hollywood and Relax, Christian. I never knew about the song
Speaker 2: until I watched zoo Land after you were talking about
Speaker 2: it a couple of weeks ago and that scene, and
Speaker 2: heard the song on there, and I had to go
Speaker 2: and look for it. It's a fantastic song. Yeah, they
Speaker 2: were a really smart eighties nineties band. Frankie Goes to Hollywood.
Speaker 2: There's an amazing song that have you ever heard Welcome
Speaker 2: to the Pleasure Dome.
Speaker 6: No, but saying them they're really smart makes it sound
Speaker 6: like they're good at maths and stuff.
Speaker 4: They are. Holly Johnson, the lead singer.
Speaker 2: It's got a master's degree in mod modern triggonometry. So
Speaker 2: this morning show, I just want to raise another red flag,
Speaker 2: not just about my I struggling moving. Our big producer
Speaker 2: are a senior producer, Uncle Brad.
Speaker 4: Yes, he lives near me, so he picks me up
Speaker 4: in the morning.
Speaker 2: We have a chat, which that was sort talking about
Speaker 2: the show and you know, and this and that and anyway,
Speaker 2: I noticed that a couple of times he's he's doing
Speaker 2: a double take, staring a couple of times and like
Speaker 2: moving his head back and forth at the instrument panel
Speaker 2: also known as a dashboard. Okay, I say, you're right,
Speaker 2: do you need to clean your glassroom because you don't
Speaker 2: want to be driving down the pan highway right with
Speaker 2: a guy who keeps looking at the the dashboard like
Speaker 2: like it's the first time he's seen it.
Speaker 6: Is he looking over the top of his glasses as well,
Speaker 6: because that's how you look at the phone from here
Speaker 6: to getting close.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying he's knocking on a bit, but we
Speaker 2: get rid of that office chair out there and get
Speaker 2: a rocking chair for old grandpa. He still thinks I'm
Speaker 2: grubby and d D every morning, by the way, he's like,
Speaker 2: how are you grubby d D?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Anyway, go to what.
Speaker 2: Put over with cleaning in the middle of an apperiod
Speaker 2: traveling at speed and had souped up our home.
Speaker 7: He's got as well, so which are the blinking lights?
Speaker 6: And going off one of them?
Speaker 2: He's forgotten his glasses and he had to stop in
Speaker 2: a service station earlier at servo and just buy you know,
Speaker 2: there's like five but generic ones pick up off the
Speaker 2: stands that aren't really measured for your eyes. They just
Speaker 2: like one time start fine, Yeah, he's just got a
Speaker 2: pair of cheaper one.
Speaker 4: He's got four hours staring at all the information, even
Speaker 4: the phone system we did. We just send him home.
Speaker 5: Now, anything could happen.
Speaker 2: I had to do this before, right, because I wear
Speaker 2: glasses reading and I was running to catch a train
Speaker 2: and I dropped mine. Had to go and buy some
Speaker 2: and all they had at the pharmacy right was a
Speaker 2: lady's pair, got an older lady.
Speaker 4: They were like Dame Edner. They were like has to
Speaker 4: go at day, had despects. That's the only ones they
Speaker 4: had there.
Speaker 2: We're breaking out the Michael Barton second song in this
Speaker 2: Morning for you. This is Michael Marton, How can we
Speaker 2: belovers for Ashley?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 4: Let you pick all the music.
Speaker 2: We're breaking out song to Michael Bolton, Mickey b How
Speaker 2: can we be lovers for Ashley this morning? Sixteen minutes
Speaker 2: past six. Where we work here in Richmond, we are lucky.
Speaker 2: We are right in the middle of sort of Swan
Speaker 2: Street and Bridge Street and it is a great area. Okay,
Speaker 2: there's a lot of places, a lot of good coffee shops,
Speaker 2: a lot of places you can get some really nice food.
Speaker 2: And I'm now worried that you know, I've been doing
Speaker 2: this show now almost twelve weeks, that we got south
Speaker 2: Jack and I got ourself into a It's a situation,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 4: We're we're by the way, I have.
Speaker 2: Sticking around this morning. The jackets on like you it
Speaker 2: is doing it linklin link.
Speaker 4: And if if you get irritated, it's going to take
Speaker 4: off and go. That's it. That's enough. I'll pick it
Speaker 4: up monday.
Speaker 6: Will you demand a full air con full blast in here?
Speaker 7: Cold I'm going to kick the jacket and the kid bomb.
Speaker 2: I think a cold team is a happy team. Repeat
Speaker 2: after me. A cold team is a happy team.
Speaker 6: A cold team is a happy team. Leader here we go.
Speaker 4: So anyway, yeah, we are in a situation.
Speaker 6: Well, I want to ask who's the fault here?
Speaker 5: And will be the perfect me.
Speaker 2: Bear in mind, Pats, if we're saying she's a POFECT Mediations,
Speaker 2: it's a person who's who has kerosene.
Speaker 4: Rapped into a scout by her mum.
Speaker 2: We discovered yesterday to get rid of nits agent orange
Speaker 2: or something in your hair.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 6: We went to order some toasted cheese sandwiches a little
Speaker 6: breakfast after.
Speaker 4: The show yesterday.
Speaker 5: Well thanks for the infant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did ask around. I got the teams and
Speaker 4: coffees as well.
Speaker 6: You weren't around, yeah, kick, Yeah, it's because it's that
Speaker 6: booth separation paths. Sometimes I don't know where you are, and.
Speaker 4: That's a good thing. I'm here anyway.
Speaker 6: Apologies, Pats, but we in this story. We're getting too
Speaker 6: only two ham and cheese tomato sandwiches.
Speaker 4: And you've been smart, you rang ahead.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so we get We get to the place. Are
Speaker 6: we are we saying the name?
Speaker 4: Yeah, black Gold, just around the corner the right, Yes,
Speaker 4: there is. We can never go back, so, yeah, what happened?
Speaker 2: We can never go back paths because Jack screwed something up.
Speaker 7: No, I think it's Christian's fault.
Speaker 6: We get there and there's a girls' school spilling out
Speaker 6: of the door, every one of them, a whole school
Speaker 6: seemingly is ordering a coffee.
Speaker 4: You talk about twenty to twenty five kids.
Speaker 5: It's gigglings and just.
Speaker 4: Know there were she well behave. It's just chaos in there,
Speaker 4: and it's.
Speaker 6: Not a big place, no, and the sheer volume of
Speaker 6: people spilling out of there. We just looked at took
Speaker 6: one look at it, and go we've got to go.
Speaker 6: As we're walking away, and I did not feel good
Speaker 6: about that because I know it already placed the order,
Speaker 6: the kitchen's probably starting it.
Speaker 5: You didn't get your order.
Speaker 6: Well, the waitress comes out and catches us looking in,
Speaker 6: and she goes, oh, are you guys right, and I
Speaker 6: and Christian says no, no, we're fine, starts walking away
Speaker 6: and I said, wow, we did you know? We did
Speaker 6: place an order for two sandwiches. Do you want to
Speaker 6: tell the kitchen not to make it? We won't bother
Speaker 6: because of the line, right. She goes, oh, the kitchen's
Speaker 6: already started those. Let me just go in and grab them.
Speaker 6: You can jump the queue of.
Speaker 7: All the I won't be able to get coffee.
Speaker 2: We also wanted coffee, she said, but you want me
Speaker 2: to get coffee, so then we've got to go somewhere else.
Speaker 2: And I think this is no point we counsel this now,
Speaker 2: So I say, actually, you don't know what. Tell the
Speaker 2: kitchen we don't want them is very busy. We waiting
Speaker 2: for ages and she's like, you don't know what they
Speaker 2: to stay there?
Speaker 4: What's boxes? Stay there?
Speaker 2: And no, no, no, just tell the kitchen and she goes,
Speaker 2: they've got them ready. Is there's no way she could
Speaker 2: have known that they've got them ready. So she goes in.
Speaker 4: Right. We stood there for about ten seconds. I go,
Speaker 4: let's just go now.
Speaker 6: I didn't want to do a runner.
Speaker 2: We didn't do a runner. Okay, I canceled the order. Okay,
Speaker 2: we we We did leave at speed. Okay, we did
Speaker 2: leave at speed. We didn't run, but we weren't walking
Speaker 2: with that thing where you're kind of in between walking
Speaker 2: and running.
Speaker 5: You know, walk of shame.
Speaker 6: And on top of that, I've got on the gold
Speaker 6: promotional jump.
Speaker 5: Over that yesterday. Yes, oh Jack, No.
Speaker 6: I'm taking down the whole station at the same time.
Speaker 5: What is it with blokes?
Speaker 9: When you I remember Chris had I sent Chris to
Speaker 9: get his cholesterol checked at the local pharmacy. He couldn't
Speaker 9: get a park right out the front, tried once, so
Speaker 9: just came home.
Speaker 4: I'm with him on this. She done nothing and I
Speaker 4: said how was it?
Speaker 5: And he said I don't know. And I said, what
Speaker 5: do you mean, And he said I couldn't find it hard?
Speaker 7: Yeah, too hard.
Speaker 4: So and then two hours later Bradel producer had to
Speaker 4: go by and just get some coffees for himself, and
Speaker 4: he saw there were two loan toasties.
Speaker 7: Machine waiting for toasts.
Speaker 5: Must have felt so.
Speaker 2: Perhaps we didn't really do anything wrong. I did say, look,
Speaker 2: we don't want the food. We need to go somewhere else.
Speaker 2: And but she did say stay where you are. I'm
Speaker 2: going to get you.
Speaker 4: And we didn't stay where we were.
Speaker 5: Your name is black?
Speaker 4: Do you reckon? Yep? You think we can ever go back?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: No, what if what if Jack goes in today and
Speaker 2: apologizes he was your fault?
Speaker 7: You did the run, It goes in an apologize.
Speaker 9: No, I think you need to wring them and say hey, listen,
Speaker 9: especially because you had the gold top on.
Speaker 5: If you didn't have the gold top on, you might
Speaker 5: have got away with it.
Speaker 6: I think it's Christian's fault from here on, I dust
Speaker 6: my hands on the situation.
Speaker 4: Do you know what I mean? Give us a cool
Speaker 4: this morning? I think that we should.
Speaker 2: I should go back in and apologize for Jack and say,
Speaker 2: listen with somebody, yesterday you ordered the food I think
Speaker 2: the responsibility is with Jack.
Speaker 4: But I'm happy to go in and be an adult.
Speaker 2: Here because Jack couldn't because he, you know, just fell
Speaker 2: apart there. Do you think we should go back and
Speaker 2: apologize and pay for the toasties?
Speaker 4: Or is it okay to cancel an order.
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Speaker 2: Cure in between days for Tanya. So Jack and I
Speaker 2: may burnt our bridges. With the coffee shop just around
Speaker 2: the corner, Jack called herhead ordered some food yesterday.
Speaker 4: We went there.
Speaker 2: There was a massive cute. It's chaos in there. It's
Speaker 2: not their fault. They're busy. That's good for them, but
Speaker 2: I'm thinking we're gonna be waiting ages. She even said,
Speaker 2: oh no, forget about the coffees. But we had order
Speaker 2: some food and she told us to wait outside. She
Speaker 2: go and get the food. I said, oh, look, just
Speaker 2: curses counsel of food order. She went, they've really started
Speaker 2: making it. And then she went inside to get it.
Speaker 2: And I'm afraid to say that I suggested that we
Speaker 2: just go.
Speaker 5: You did a runner.
Speaker 4: Jack was reluctant. He actually made this noise. Can go
Speaker 4: start your car. Start your car.
Speaker 7: And you know I've got that bung door on the
Speaker 7: passenger side.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you start the car.
Speaker 2: He was a right, he was in there gunning it
Speaker 2: and it's I had to put my foot. I thought
Speaker 2: he was just going to leave me off. When you
Speaker 2: stay there, you pay. So who's your fault here? Adrian's
Speaker 2: on the line. He's a barista, Adrian, what do you reckon?
Speaker 2: What's your take on this?
Speaker 10: Come on, Christian? How long have you been buying food
Speaker 10: from Catholic It's just is this a new things you made?
Speaker 4: Pommies don't how to pay for food?
Speaker 10: Yeah, it's just crazy man like. So I recommend the
Speaker 10: next time you go back and that you might want
Speaker 10: to like shave your head so they don't reckon.
Speaker 2: So you reckon, it's it's my fault then, because they
Speaker 2: already start the food order, I need to go into
Speaker 2: and apologize and pay for them.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Man, you're into the contract, so you gotta you gotta.
Speaker 4: Contract. Actually I didn't enter the contract. Jack did. Jack
Speaker 4: ordered the food. I'm an innocent bystander here. Check screwed is.
Speaker 6: With the call I made to them to order the food.
Speaker 6: I had the contract written up didn't get a chance
Speaker 6: to sign it when I got.
Speaker 10: There, walk away from the got number as well.
Speaker 4: Mate.
Speaker 10: They should have got your numbers so they could have
Speaker 10: called you back and said, like, you know, the food's
Speaker 10: reading or you know, if you've done the runner, then
Speaker 10: you'd be able to call you back and go, oh hey, yeah,
Speaker 10: you got to come back and get this food agent.
Speaker 2: Can I just say for the record here, no one
Speaker 2: ran and we weren't walking. We weren't running. We're in between. Okay,
Speaker 2: we walked a kind of uppace, a light jog if
Speaker 2: you want. But I think Jack is a fault here
Speaker 2: really because also what about the customers always right, I said,
Speaker 2: we don't want them, it's too busy.
Speaker 10: But the biggest thing that the biggest problem here that
Speaker 10: you've got is the waste of the food if anything,
Speaker 10: you know, Like it doesn't matter about the money or
Speaker 10: the way, the time anything like that. Man, It's like
Speaker 10: there's people out there that you know that you know,
Speaker 10: even the dishy, Like I really hope the dishy got
Speaker 10: to take that food home, man.
Speaker 4: Like that's why I did it.
Speaker 2: It was more of a gift to them, Like whom
Speaker 2: somebody else's food? I'm not paying it backwards, paying it forward,
Speaker 2: and paying its sideways. So anyway, listen, buddy, Dan's a
Speaker 2: gooding and have a good weekend.
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Speaker 2: If you enjoyed this brilliant Prince song like we Are,
Speaker 2: it's Andrew and Killside the request of this little red
Speaker 2: Corvette from Princess coming up for twenty.
Speaker 4: To seven every Friday morning. We do this once a week.
Speaker 2: Did your early morning game where you get to stump
Speaker 2: the show. It's all about you trying to test the show.
Speaker 2: We give you ten seconds to try and give us
Speaker 2: a cryptic clue to movie.
Speaker 6: I'm a movie.
Speaker 4: I'm a movie. I'm a movie. I'm a movie too?
Speaker 4: What movie am I? All right?
Speaker 2: See you jump on the phones. You give us a
Speaker 2: cryptic clue in one line to a movie. No quotes,
Speaker 2: no lines from the movie, whatsoever. It's just a cryptic clue.
Speaker 2: You're try and stump the show to a movie. We've
Speaker 2: got people already lined up.
Speaker 4: Last week. Did you win this didn't? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Did you cheat?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 6: I got storm?
Speaker 4: That's it? Yeah? Do you remember? Do you remember? I remember? Now?
Speaker 2: I barely remember a thing about the previous days show, right,
Speaker 2: I was just at show amnesia, you know.
Speaker 4: However, suddenly it's all coming back to me.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, it's.
Speaker 7: Now was the what where did that come from?
Speaker 4: The detective? Rock and roll Detective?
Speaker 5: Let it be on the record. No more.
Speaker 6: Well, your husband's watch it at home or Christians from
Speaker 6: doing the dice Man impersonation.
Speaker 4: Daryl's on the line.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Darryl, Good morning, Good morning, dice Man. All right, then,
Speaker 2: if you go watch your clue to the movie zip
Speaker 2: It Science.
Speaker 4: To the Lambs, zip it was it? Zip It Austin
Speaker 4: Powers zip.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, they can't be a line from a movie.
Speaker 6: It's gonna be a crippy clue.
Speaker 7: Zip it up.
Speaker 6: I'm thinking like zipping up a costume.
Speaker 4: Kill Bill. No ill, time is up? What is it?
Speaker 4: Darryl Drey Willie.
Speaker 5: That's awesome.
Speaker 2: That is very good, But this time of mornings had
Speaker 2: come up with the clue of that, Dar, I'll send
Speaker 2: your prize. That is very good, too smart for us
Speaker 2: this early. Rooney, good morning, Sorry not Rooney, Rodney, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning, Rodney.
Speaker 4: Off you go. What's your clue for us? Mate? O, babe,
Speaker 4: babe pig in the city.
Speaker 5: Hey, Hey, Charlotte, swap babe?
Speaker 4: Is it Babe?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: Is it Charlotte's wib No wink oink wink oink Bacon.
Speaker 5: With Kevin Bacon?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 4: Ten seconds? Is up? Rodney? What is it?
Speaker 7: A piginy Son.
Speaker 4: Classic classic av film porky?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Another great clue? Will send your prize, Rodney, Well done.
Speaker 4: It's two to them at the moment. Come on to him, Scott.
Speaker 4: Good morning. By the way, I do love for.
Speaker 5: No I need a buzzer or something that I can push.
Speaker 2: Sorry about the people are speaking. They like the dice
Speaker 2: man on Friday. Scott, what's your clue for us?
Speaker 10: My clue is an Egyptian tells us Scott how many
Speaker 10: they can be the Mummy?
Speaker 5: Was that a Scott you said? Tells the Scott braveheart.
Speaker 6: There can only be one child?
Speaker 4: Correct? Well done, because I was speaking of Scottish movies.
Speaker 4: It's brave, That's really it. Great movie, Okay, Scotty, thank
Speaker 4: you very much.
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Speaker 2: Fine around round two? You versus us every Friday with
Speaker 2: amor movie? I'm a movie? What movie? Am I you
Speaker 2: get ten seconds and we get ten seconds.
Speaker 4: Try and gets your movie.
Speaker 6: I'm a movie.
Speaker 4: I'm a movie in the movie. I'm a movie too.
Speaker 2: What movie at the moment is two to you and
Speaker 2: only one to us?
Speaker 4: Before we go on any further or gift our.
Speaker 5: Pats, where's that buzzer?
Speaker 2: First of all, one of the first clues we have
Speaker 2: this morning is a really really smart one. Zip it
Speaker 2: the movie free Willy. We didn't get it in the
Speaker 2: ten seconds. Jen's on the line. You don't get the clue.
Speaker 10: I don't get it, Willy, Jen because.
Speaker 4: Obviously, well Jen, you're You're obviously a grown up lady.
Speaker 4: This is a.
Speaker 2: This is a very I'm not this is a very
Speaker 2: awkward conversation to have on the radio.
Speaker 4: But thanks for this. Is deliberately put me in this
Speaker 4: difficult situation. You know, if you think about gentlemen's trousers. Yeah,
Speaker 4: what is this behind the zip? Here we go go.
Speaker 4: You went there. I didn't need to go there. That's it.
Speaker 4: Now you get the free Willy. There we go. All right?
Speaker 4: That good awkward, very quickly.
Speaker 5: An education.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Ree, good morning, good morning. Okay, Reese, wash the
Speaker 4: clue for us, buddy.
Speaker 12: It's liquid vessel descending.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's impossibly hard.
Speaker 4: Cup, liquid vessel, a beaker, dawn periscope.
Speaker 6: No, no, isn't it a periscope?
Speaker 5: Shark Nato?
Speaker 4: No, liquid vessel descending drop? Now I'll ten seconds up.
Speaker 4: What is it? Reese?
Speaker 10: It's water ship down?
Speaker 6: Never heard of it.
Speaker 4: It's it's an animation only very sad one about rabbits.
Speaker 12: Bring it's it's actually my old boy's suggestion.
Speaker 13: He's a hard drive and so he got made a
Speaker 13: call up.
Speaker 4: I love that he got a designated caller. You call him.
Speaker 4: I'm driving. Ryan's on the line. Good morning, Good morning,
Speaker 4: all right, Brian, what'sh your clue for us?
Speaker 6: Hard boiled eggs?
Speaker 10: Communicate egg heads?
Speaker 5: Hard boiled conds?
Speaker 4: Look much eggs talking looking eggy chat chat Now, I've
Speaker 4: got no idea. We need to wake up team. They're
Speaker 4: running rings around us are today? What is it? Brian?
Speaker 4: Cool hand? Luke? Oh the eggs. Oh that's a good
Speaker 4: one to send you a prize word. I'm Brian, big Dan.
Speaker 10: Good morning everybody.
Speaker 4: How are we well?
Speaker 2: We're struggling this morning, big Dan. You're just peppering us
Speaker 2: with these clues. We can't get them quick enough.
Speaker 13: I've got your a game as well.
Speaker 4: I think, well, okay, are you ready?
Speaker 13: Yeah, okay, bucket head, nickers, bucket head.
Speaker 4: But what is there?
Speaker 6: Isn't there some kind of like Benny He'll style comedies
Speaker 6: where the knickers fall on people's heads?
Speaker 4: That was every episode?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Is this a well known movie, Big Dan?
Speaker 10: Yes, it is bucket.
Speaker 6: Head, and a very very good movie too. Okay, all
Speaker 6: that's coming to my mental image is people wearing the
Speaker 6: KFC buckets on their head, which I know isn't helpful,
Speaker 6: Big Dan, Our times up?
Speaker 4: What is it? Okay?
Speaker 14: It will be pel can brief.
Speaker 4: It's a really good flue.
Speaker 6: I get it.
Speaker 4: Brief's another name for underwear. What's the bit? Actually, you're right,
Speaker 4: what's the pelican bit?
Speaker 10: The big membrane on its mouth.
Speaker 11: It's like a big bucket.
Speaker 6: Yes, bucket be a bear or anything like that.
Speaker 4: No, that is not No, forget that.
Speaker 2: Shame on the producers putting that through, generally making me
Speaker 2: have that awkward conversation as well. All right, so one
Speaker 2: last one. Okay, producers put through one last call.
Speaker 6: And while they while they picked the call up, can
Speaker 6: I quickly say down? Periscope? In nineteen ninety six American
Speaker 6: Film with Kelsey Grammont, Lauren Holly and Rob Schneider.
Speaker 4: I apologize, I apologize. Wow, Rob Schneider in any movie
Speaker 4: he's in, it's always a really good and the man
Speaker 4: that gave us Juice Bigelow melt Terry, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: How are you well.
Speaker 2: We're struggling, Terry, but I'm hoping the last chance of redemption.
Speaker 4: Off you go with your clue, tall, hot building, towering
Speaker 4: and fun.
Speaker 6: They good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, you win today, Christian.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but well they were all over us. That was
Speaker 4: very good, Terry. Well done.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: You pick all the music. Susie and que kicking off
Speaker 4: this hour Bridge Spring.
Speaker 2: Seeing the Boss with Glory Days s eleven minutes past seven,
Speaker 2: Friday morning, Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: What are you up to?
Speaker 7: You directed at me? Or is that for the listening?
Speaker 4: This is what happened? What just happened. I looked at you,
Speaker 4: I gaged your eye contents and said.
Speaker 2: You're right there, you're talking to me. I always get
Speaker 2: the feeling that you are an alien. It's sent down
Speaker 2: to observe us, but you haven't had the correct humanoid upload.
Speaker 2: So sometimes there's a gap and you're still trying to
Speaker 2: listen Spock.
Speaker 4: Yes, when one of us looks at you and are
Speaker 4: you okay? You're talking to me?
Speaker 2: It's not just that I was watching you right right,
Speaker 2: Producer by and I we're observing you in the last minute.
Speaker 2: I'm maybe my angle here is wrong, But do you
Speaker 2: just take a time out?
Speaker 4: Do you appreciate the enormity.
Speaker 2: Of the task here that we are a brand new
Speaker 2: breakfast show in the world's most competitive marketplace, Melbourne.
Speaker 4: We're only twelve weeks old. You've just spent a minute
Speaker 4: of the show drawing round your own hands. Have you
Speaker 4: not just been doing that into your notepads?
Speaker 6: I have you lad doodle as a way of creativity.
Speaker 4: It's okay, Why are you drawing round your own hand
Speaker 4: and coloring it as not? As that His tongue was
Speaker 4: sticking out like a little kid.
Speaker 6: What was the last song we had? Glory Days? Yes,
Speaker 6: I've also drawn in block letters glory.
Speaker 4: That's great.
Speaker 2: I mean that's the creativity came off there. So actually,
Speaker 2: you know, don't we don't need to worry. He's got
Speaker 2: the creativity coming out this morning show. Then We've got
Speaker 2: the phrase that pays with Hamish Romclocklin and what's it
Speaker 2: going to issue? Hamishe yet a challenge as well trying
Speaker 2: to make sense yesterday of the ongoing drama that is
Speaker 2: the lib spill. I think this is in twenty seven
Speaker 2: people now that're up for that gig.
Speaker 6: Everybody, anyone can put their hand out. You probably are
Speaker 6: eligible or I'm.
Speaker 2: Ringing them later on after the show. Here's what I
Speaker 2: was trying to explain to my kids yesterday. What was
Speaker 2: going was like, so what does this mean? And I
Speaker 2: was struggling. When Hamish is in, right, he's a smart guy.
Speaker 2: I'm going to get him to explain to all of
Speaker 2: us using AFL terms and references, what is going on?
Speaker 2: All right, That's going to be his challenge this morning
Speaker 2: when he comes in, okay, using AFL terms and references
Speaker 2: what is going on with the lib spill, to see
Speaker 2: if it makes any more sense, if he can break
Speaker 2: it down that way. Yesterday I went to my oldest daughter.
Speaker 2: The school is the parent teacher, evening our first one
Speaker 2: in Australia. No matter where you are in the world,
Speaker 2: they're the same. The kids get really really nervous. Okay,
Speaker 2: the kids get nervous beforehand. A couple of hours and
Speaker 2: got your teacher's evening and at we went there, You're
Speaker 2: go and sit in that little chair, you know, they
Speaker 2: always have like an adult chair, and you have to
Speaker 2: sit in one of those little kiddie ones.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: Straight away you start feeling like you're back at school,
Speaker 2: even though I'm a forty five year old adult. Humany,
Speaker 2: but still I still feel like and you start for
Speaker 2: oh hi, mister so and so, Hi, missus so and so.
Speaker 2: You feel like you though I'm not back at school,
Speaker 2: you get that edgy feeling. And I found myself talking
Speaker 2: about like pomming it up a bit like oh yes, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: They barely watch the TV in the evening. We're only
Speaker 2: doing poetry readings and recites. We like to play parlor
Speaker 2: games and charades in the evening though they don't have phones.
Speaker 2: You start lying and trying to point it. However, as
Speaker 2: I'm driving around my wife and we're talking about it
Speaker 2: and breaking down what has happened, and they went through
Speaker 2: all the different lessons. Now a thought has occurred to
Speaker 2: me about the parent teacher Evening and this show. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you about it next christ.
Speaker 1: Who Can't Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: The great thing about giving you control the music.
Speaker 2: Every Fridays you come up with these little gems, songs
Speaker 2: we haven't played for ages. This by the Members Radio
Speaker 2: brilliant song from back in the eighties nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 2: Lyle in lily Dale, thank you very much for suggesting
Speaker 2: this brilliant song. Eighteen minutes past seventh Mornings to Christian
Speaker 2: O'Connell Breakfast Show. So as I was leaving my daughter's
Speaker 2: first ever here in Australia and Melbourne, first of a
Speaker 2: parent teacher evening.
Speaker 6: How do you do?
Speaker 7: By the way, that's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean only been there a couple of weeks,
Speaker 2: but you know they go through all the different lessons
Speaker 2: and stuff like this. But what I was thinking is
Speaker 2: at the age of sixteen that stops.
Speaker 4: There's no more parent teacher eaving. Okay, you don't get
Speaker 4: any more in your life.
Speaker 2: But I'm thinking, yeah, Yellow Basis, that's his parents in
Speaker 2: the other day with Sue the boss.
Speaker 4: So she used to focus more and apply herself more.
Speaker 7: But you guys should stop putting Kerothene.
Speaker 11: In her hair.
Speaker 5: It's tripped into my brain.
Speaker 2: But I'm thinking, here's what I'd like to do with
Speaker 2: the show is have a parent teacher evening, but with
Speaker 2: your parents, Jack and also Pats yours as well, just
Speaker 2: to sort of review how you're going over the year.
Speaker 2: So in a couple of months time, I would sit
Speaker 2: down with them and go through your work, and I
Speaker 2: show them some of your beautiful art you've been doing
Speaker 2: there joining around somehow, I plague about some of Pats's
Speaker 2: bulletins and some of the unique ways she pronounces some
Speaker 2: of the sports stars, which I know whether nobody else
Speaker 2: does in the world.
Speaker 4: It just sort of, you know, and.
Speaker 2: Put up some of the pictures that you've done, Jack
Speaker 2: and around the office and goes Jack's doing very well,
Speaker 2: just to focus a little bit more disruptive.
Speaker 6: To so Pats and I get a review, but your
Speaker 6: parents are ten thousand kilometers away in the UK, so
Speaker 6: you wouldn't get the same, no scrutiny.
Speaker 4: Because the teacher didn't get it. And I guess I'm
Speaker 4: the teacher on the show.
Speaker 5: He's the grands a teacher I think.
Speaker 6: Is probably our teacher or Brad. Uncle Brad's the teacher.
Speaker 2: Have you seen him today today? He actually just asked
Speaker 2: me what I mind if you went home to get
Speaker 2: his classes.
Speaker 5: I mean he's struggling this morning.
Speaker 4: You're suring around your hand.
Speaker 2: I've got an exec producer who wants to drive home
Speaker 2: the show to go and get his classes.
Speaker 1: This show is doomed, so Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Gold,
Speaker 1: one oh four point three, Thank you very.
Speaker 2: Much, Katherine in Mornington question of that dragon, I old
Speaker 2: enough for Rest Friday seven point thirty. The phrase that
Speaker 2: bays with our friend Hamers regard twin. He's here in
Speaker 2: an hour's time. He keeps asking for songs at the moment.
Speaker 2: The once we actually played last week in all request,
Speaker 2: and we always like to try and keep it fresh.
Speaker 4: You know, he's asked for two songs.
Speaker 2: So actually you listens pit last week, two great songs
Speaker 2: in for minds, don't you forget about Me?
Speaker 4: And dance all days as well? Two great great songs.
Speaker 6: But shouldn't you have to go through the switchboard like
Speaker 6: everybody else, rather go direct?
Speaker 4: He's gone insideline. You know, come on, he's a player.
Speaker 4: His knees.
Speaker 2: He's bothering me with him. Sorry said it's never really
Speaker 2: bothered here from me. But he's has sling me. So
Speaker 2: listen for the phrase that pays today. This is how
Speaker 2: we thought we'd find the phrase that pays from you
Speaker 2: to give to him, to say, I'm on TV tonight
Speaker 2: for the dead rubber match for your team the bombers.
Speaker 4: Come on. You're not with the big boys on the dash, so.
Speaker 2: He's on an hour's time. It's not that we do
Speaker 2: We do it via tombstone texts. This is if you
Speaker 2: have a look at your phone when it's safe this morning,
Speaker 2: in the next half an hour, the most recent text
Speaker 2: that's on your phone or the one, the one you sent,
Speaker 2: or the one that you received. Imagine that now is
Speaker 2: your tombstone. What does it say. We're gonna put these
Speaker 2: on a wheel. We're gonna spin it. What it lands on.
Speaker 2: That's the phrase that pays. It's going to be totally
Speaker 2: random from your text Melbourne. So tombstone texts. What's the
Speaker 2: most recent text on your phone? What does it say?
Speaker 2: Call me and tell me nine four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three. We'll have a look at them.
Speaker 1: Next The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three All.
Speaker 4: Requests Friday, who needs our and me? Friday. We all
Speaker 4: requests Friday and Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Quested by Tara and Summersby, she says, spring back hair metal.
Speaker 2: Just this show is falling around, literally around our ears today.
Speaker 4: What just fed off the What was it? I just
Speaker 4: saw the I just gave up and filled with.
Speaker 6: The wheel that we're going to use to pick Hamish's
Speaker 6: praise that pays.
Speaker 7: The face just came off it. And before you went into.
Speaker 6: The news before if anyone wondered why you were giggling,
Speaker 6: is because Brad was trying to lug in the big
Speaker 6: wheel with.
Speaker 4: Writ something introducing news. I mean he can see me talking.
Speaker 7: Well, he can't. He's got his funny glasses.
Speaker 2: We have to send him home. He asked me, could
Speaker 2: he go home? But sargeing coum to get his glasses.
Speaker 6: I just saw him telling a pop plan to plumbed
Speaker 6: the ten k no repeat workday?
Speaker 2: All right, then, so Hamish godkin with us, and now
Speaker 2: it's time for the phrase that pays. Well, we give
Speaker 2: him a random phrase. He has to walk it into
Speaker 2: his live TV commentary tonight. Last week because Jack had
Speaker 2: brought to our attention this this irritating ear worm' do
Speaker 2: you remember this.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 6: Baby checked it, Baby checked.
Speaker 2: It, Baby check Fast forward twelve hours live.
Speaker 4: TV, and you got a couple of brothers.
Speaker 13: Which is the one that likes singing what's his favorite.
Speaker 4: Song by Sad?
Speaker 14: I know baby Shack because my daughter's sing it. How's
Speaker 14: it go, baby shack, Baby Shack? Do do do do
Speaker 14: baby Shagoo?
Speaker 4: Do do do baby shock?
Speaker 7: Exactly? It's pretty easy to get hold of.
Speaker 4: One of his finest moments.
Speaker 2: I think in a long story to broadcasting career, So
Speaker 2: Heymus needs a brand new phrase. I think we do
Speaker 2: it by tombstone text as we just look at your phone.
Speaker 2: Very easy for us to get a random phrase from
Speaker 2: you this morning. Just look at your phone. The most
Speaker 2: recent text he sent or received, what's that one the
Speaker 2: top there? Let me know what it is? Calling nine
Speaker 2: four one four one o four three. Mine is actually
Speaker 2: from my wife just says, use the mop. That's the
Speaker 2: kind of sex thing we have use the mop. One
Speaker 2: exciting life. We have used the mop. It's actually cold.
Speaker 2: I can't tell you what for us. A game we're
Speaker 2: playing at.
Speaker 6: The moment is this clean up on the deep hit
Speaker 6: on your inner thig.
Speaker 4: That doesn't make it any more innocent Jack, what's on yours?
Speaker 6: Just make the invoice out to gold when four point three?
Speaker 6: That is me texting our man Luck who made all
Speaker 6: the music for the Melbourne Sun managed to negotiate some.
Speaker 4: Money out of this place.
Speaker 2: Well, why they're giving him ten bucks to get that
Speaker 2: framed money out of this place is incredible.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to the Lion's. Dave, good morning,
Speaker 4: how we go mate? I'm good Dave? And what is
Speaker 4: the what's your text?
Speaker 12: I said?
Speaker 10: I found the gate?
Speaker 4: Mate?
Speaker 10: What's the code?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: That's good. That's not your tombstone. Okay, your most recent text,
Speaker 2: that's your tombstone? I found the gate? What's the code?
Speaker 4: Thanks Dave? All right? Do you want to put these
Speaker 4: the idea? Why the wheel is there that we put
Speaker 4: them on the wheel?
Speaker 6: Sorry, sir, yes I will.
Speaker 4: He's got posted notes in front of him, there's a
Speaker 4: giant there's a giant six foot wheel behind him, and said,
Speaker 4: what's all this for?
Speaker 6: My hands saw from doing all that drawing.
Speaker 4: This morning, Alex, good morning?
Speaker 1: Yeah, good, all right?
Speaker 4: What's your text? The most recent text on your phone?
Speaker 10: My recent text on my phone is please call three
Speaker 10: two one. You have three new voice.
Speaker 4: Oh I hope the will lands on that.
Speaker 2: How on earth is he going to get that onto
Speaker 2: the game tonight? Please call three two one. You have
Speaker 2: three new boys house Alex. That's great, that's the show,
Speaker 2: and that one buddy, have a good weekend.
Speaker 4: Takes boys, all right, keep this coming on nine four
Speaker 4: one four one O four three. We go through some more.
Speaker 1: Next the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point.
Speaker 2: Three playing Bow Wow Wow from nineteen eighty two. I
Speaker 2: one candy for Joy in Bayswater ten to eight Friday morning.
Speaker 2: Then okay, the phrase that pays this is how we're
Speaker 2: going to find the random phrase. So Hamus McLaughlin is
Speaker 2: saying about twelve hours time on TV tonight, he's in
Speaker 2: live the studio at eight thirty. We're getting these some
Speaker 2: of your texts, the most recent text on your phone,
Speaker 2: the one that's right at the top there.
Speaker 4: Imagine that. Now it's your tombstone. We do this.
Speaker 2: We've got a two stone texts and we're gonna spin
Speaker 2: the whill put them all on there. What it lands on?
Speaker 2: He has to try and work into his life commentary tonight.
Speaker 4: So far it could.
Speaker 7: Be Please call three two one.
Speaker 6: You have three new messages.
Speaker 4: I found the gate.
Speaker 7: What's the code?
Speaker 4: Use them?
Speaker 6: Mop, make the invice out to gold one on one
Speaker 6: O four point three.
Speaker 2: Add this one as well. Antony's too busy to call him,
Speaker 2: but that's cool. He's text of this one, his most
Speaker 2: recent text in his phone. Cannot describe how much Pooh
Speaker 2: came out of me.
Speaker 4: How does hamish do? I mean some of them?
Speaker 2: I like to think I can work out how we
Speaker 2: can do that. It's because the bombers tonight, isn't it?
Speaker 4: You know what?
Speaker 2: A player gets crushed? What's he gonna be saying to
Speaker 2: his mates the next day? Cannot describe how much Pooh
Speaker 2: came out of me. It's good of the lines, Emma,
Speaker 2: good morning morning.
Speaker 12: My last text Christian was go pop on some bronza
Speaker 12: so you don't look washed out in yellow.
Speaker 4: That's a great one, Emma. Thanks for show and have
Speaker 4: a top weekend mate. Dave. Hey, guys, Dave, what's your
Speaker 4: most recent text? Mate? Well?
Speaker 10: I teach him to my plumber and it says make
Speaker 10: n diggerholze kind of mill wide of beet.
Speaker 4: I should fit smug enough.
Speaker 7: That would be tough, HAMI.
Speaker 2: That's a very great too, Dave, Thank you very much,
Speaker 2: bron Win Hi, and when what's your tombstone text?
Speaker 10: The six bud cakes, three Dimmies, two contracts, FID nuggets
Speaker 10: and chips.
Speaker 2: Oh, what a great food order that is. And it's
Speaker 2: a food thing. Do you remember a couple of weeks
Speaker 2: ago from the Blues Brothers. Yeah, four fried chickens and
Speaker 2: a die coke.
Speaker 4: So he's got it.
Speaker 2: He's got a theme here, bron when that's a great one.
Speaker 2: Have a good weekend, mate, Cherie.
Speaker 1: Hi?
Speaker 4: Hell are you pretty good? Friday morning? When a good mood?
Speaker 4: And what's the text for you?
Speaker 6: Can I borrow twenty bucks on promise I'll give it
Speaker 6: back Tuesday. A great one.
Speaker 4: Put it on the will pass.
Speaker 9: If you've got one for us, I have just give
Speaker 9: it one almighty tug oop that was to Chris this morning.
Speaker 4: Listen.
Speaker 2: We don't need any more Teataily Cave. But Chris having
Speaker 2: a tug in the morning and you encourage him. What
Speaker 2: down between you and your feller stays off their I've
Speaker 2: told you many times.
Speaker 5: There was something stuck in the dryer.
Speaker 4: Yeah okay, yeah, and we've got a dodgy on the
Speaker 4: dry I've used.
Speaker 2: That excuse before my wife caught me in a compromise.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to get some lint out darling.
Speaker 5: Anyway, he needed to know how to open the door, legit.
Speaker 2: Sure it's on the wheel path, Sure it's on the wheel,
Speaker 2: Johnny boy, just go back to the lines.
Speaker 4: Good morning, John, Good morning, Come on John. What's your
Speaker 4: most recent text? Buddy, all the best with your resignation today.
Speaker 4: I'll expect your resignation today. That's a good All the.
Speaker 15: Best with your resignation today.
Speaker 4: I'm resigning today. So this is malcome turble of the line.
Speaker 4: He's already gone, man walking is.
Speaker 7: What job are you going from?
Speaker 6: John?
Speaker 4: Now, Bryan's cutting off? You know what, he's not the butcher.
Speaker 4: Back Dad over there, notice back note he's gone and
Speaker 4: he's gone, he's in, he's out. Take a lot about camel.
Speaker 12: Yes, yes, good morning, Good.
Speaker 4: Morning, Carmel. You're well this morning.
Speaker 12: Yes, but my name's Calm wll not camel Ah.
Speaker 4: Come out.
Speaker 2: You know I haven't god one A four point three
Speaker 2: And what's your most recent text?
Speaker 12: My most recent texts is all sugar. It's just gone
Speaker 12: out of my head and I was reading it.
Speaker 4: Too busy telling me off.
Speaker 12: Yes, exactly. I remember her from one of my classes.
Speaker 7: I remember her from one of my classes.
Speaker 4: Can I ask what's going on there? Is that some
Speaker 4: sort of evening class you do it?
Speaker 12: No, it's to do with a school reunion. We're getting
Speaker 12: together girls from nineteen sixty nine who started in form one.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's a proper reunion, not like something from
Speaker 2: the eighties or nineties that people are doing now. Nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty nine. And if you stayed in touch with each
Speaker 2: other or found each other on Facebook.
Speaker 12: No, we're finding each other on Facebook, which is really great.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 12: And when is the reunion on the third of November
Speaker 12: at Kelly Spa in Cranboon.
Speaker 4: Wow, so there, Yeah, we'll see you there.
Speaker 2: Okay, so if we can make count, we were at
Speaker 2: class with you, like we're just aged, you know, really well,
Speaker 2: we've looks after our skin.
Speaker 4: All right, you have a good week.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Cut off. No time for goodbyes on this show. Carry goodbye,
Speaker 4: good morning Christians. All right? What's your phrase for hay miss?
Speaker 4: What's your text?
Speaker 3: I think the orange taste will be too big?
Speaker 4: All right, let's take one last one. Olivia, Hey, how
Speaker 4: are you going?
Speaker 2: I'm just seeing on my phone system and it says
Speaker 2: you must you must take Olivia's call, So we've got
Speaker 2: time for you.
Speaker 4: Olivia. What is your most recent text?
Speaker 11: Where is the rash?
Speaker 2: We had to get this one. We can never fix
Speaker 2: the will we Where is the rash?
Speaker 4: One? More?
Speaker 1: On more?
Speaker 4: Okay, we're taking one more. Janet, Hi, Hey going, I'm
Speaker 4: really good. Janet.
Speaker 2: Apparently we have to talk to you as well. Janet,
Speaker 2: what's your most recent text?
Speaker 4: On your phone?
Speaker 1: I love you too?
Speaker 4: Bubble this one bubble? Janet? Just tell me this. Are
Speaker 4: you the bubble or is your partner the bubble? No,
Speaker 4: my partner's the bubble, right, I love it all right, Janet,
Speaker 4: have a lovely weekend.
Speaker 12: Yeah, thanks you too.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Then it's on My que Lewis and the News God
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Speaker 2: all the songs every Friday.
Speaker 4: Hip to Be Square Brand New listener, Gary is this
Speaker 4: to us right now?
Speaker 2: Gary's a covering in hospital from a hip operation and
Speaker 2: he was thinking about songs that mentioned.
Speaker 4: Hips and that's why kid here Hip to Be Square?
Speaker 4: So there you go that's for you.
Speaker 2: Garyous list into a radio station yesterday and they were
Speaker 2: asking people to try out their breakfast show, make the switch,
Speaker 2: make the switch we need we don't have anything like that.
Speaker 2: Get you know, Huggy doesn't say anything about this breakfast
Speaker 2: show meant the switch. What do you think of this?
Speaker 2: I was thinking about what we can have? What about
Speaker 2: reset that preset?
Speaker 6: Actually not bad?
Speaker 7: Think you're going to do a joke one.
Speaker 6: No, no, no good?
Speaker 4: Reset the preset?
Speaker 2: You know what the real golden radio is is to
Speaker 2: get you to have that that number one preset? Right
Speaker 2: everyone in radio, I know you don't want that because
Speaker 2: you probably don't.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm curious to know.
Speaker 2: Do people in their cars is it your favorite radio station.
Speaker 4: That is the number one pre set? Or do you
Speaker 4: just do you have them in a certain order? Again order?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I go chronological.
Speaker 4: Right, You've got ABC at number one.
Speaker 6: So I start with ninety point seven at the So
Speaker 6: I start with the last frequency at.
Speaker 4: The number one. Would you have like light FM up there?
Speaker 6: Don't have lighter Bay, don't have the Bay. But then
Speaker 6: I'll have Gold actually further down there towards I think
Speaker 6: Gold's five.
Speaker 2: So you don't do it by in terms of preference, Ah, right,
Speaker 2: I do. I have I called the p one that
Speaker 2: pre set one. My dream is to be pre set
Speaker 2: number one. And people's cars perhaps, how do you order you?
Speaker 9: That's how I do mine as well. Gold is first
Speaker 9: and then the others will or whatever.
Speaker 6: You already told us that you listen to three a
Speaker 6: w more than you listen to Gold?
Speaker 4: Is that really at number one? Not? Is your goal here?
Speaker 5: Gold is not?
Speaker 10: Yet?
Speaker 4: Don't make me go down and break into your car.
Speaker 6: What's the station you listen to where you get your
Speaker 6: radio plays?
Speaker 5: Ummm I do? I find myself listening to us a lot.
Speaker 6: No, you know the one where they do the Foley
Speaker 6: sounds and stuff like, oh, I gotta know it's.
Speaker 5: Time, Paul, Yeah, oh that yeah, I dub on the
Speaker 5: way in.
Speaker 4: It's always okay, that's okay, Reset that preset. How do
Speaker 4: you think about that? Do you think I think it works? Share?
Speaker 6: I've been saying the paper from Brian, Change the dial
Speaker 6: and smile.
Speaker 4: That's another good one.
Speaker 2: I remember when I was a kid, when I first
Speaker 2: had a dream one day of hoping to work in radio.
Speaker 2: It's a local radio station, right, and those presenters to
Speaker 2: me were Golden Gods and the Breakfast Show. There right,
Speaker 2: he used to have this promo that you should be
Speaker 2: played every twenty minutes, and I was saying, I wonder
Speaker 2: I get to be a DJL like that guy.
Speaker 4: And it was.
Speaker 2: Now you found us rip that knob off? And I
Speaker 2: don't think I don't think you can say that in
Speaker 2: twenty eighteen. Now you've found us ripped that knob off.
Speaker 5: Wow, God, it's aggressive.
Speaker 7: One day too, you know, retail value though, Yes, it is.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: So yesterday I had to get involved in a situation
Speaker 2: between my two daughters. And if you had a younger
Speaker 2: or older brother or sister, there's a sibling thing and
Speaker 2: there's so much that goes on between you, right, And
Speaker 2: sometimes it's very hard for me to dispense, especially with
Speaker 2: daughters as well. You know, some of my advice sometimes
Speaker 2: has been accused by my wife of being too aggressive.
Speaker 4: And I think I think that happened yesterday.
Speaker 2: I take you through what happened after this Another brilliant
Speaker 2: requests for another bang of George Michael Freedom nineteen, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three,
Speaker 1: The question and a.
Speaker 2: Request Friday, Kelly, I'll say here, George Michael Freedom nineties,
Speaker 2: Christian has annautually bells to a trap to get ready
Speaker 2: for the weekend. Kelly, is this a brilliant song? Fifteen
Speaker 2: minutes past day? So yesterday, eldest sort of comes home. Okay,
Speaker 2: So the timeline here is significant. Eldest daughter comes in.
Speaker 2: I said, how's you do at school? She went, Lois,
Speaker 2: younger daughter, not yet home, at rehearsal for a school play.
Speaker 4: Lois. I saw her in the school corridor. I said, oh, hi, Loie,
Speaker 4: how are you.
Speaker 2: She was with some friends, and she just came up
Speaker 2: to me and kicked me in the shin and walked.
Speaker 4: On no laughing. I can't.
Speaker 6: I've met your daughters and I can't picture them doing that.
Speaker 4: Well, I can.
Speaker 1: Do.
Speaker 7: They have a demonside for them.
Speaker 4: No, But I'm just you know, it's it's it's it's siblings, right.
Speaker 4: So I'm like, she did, what what do you mean?
Speaker 4: Not as a joke? She went, Now, it really hurt me,
Speaker 4: and you know, and I.
Speaker 7: Said, this joke.
Speaker 2: Right, So this is she's the little sisters kicked the
Speaker 2: older system of shim for no reason right to try
Speaker 2: and get a laugh of front of their new.
Speaker 5: Mates showing on.
Speaker 4: Now that's pegging order stuff, isn't it. Yeah, what do
Speaker 4: you guys think of? This is myce So I go
Speaker 4: to her. Hey, listen, she ever does that again, you
Speaker 4: need to give her a good push. Okay, Oh no.
Speaker 4: Moby looks at me and goes, I'm never doing that.
Speaker 4: You can get into real trouble.
Speaker 5: Oh she's such a good girl.
Speaker 2: And I go all right, okay, so it she crosses
Speaker 2: me into my wife, right, my wife comes on me.
Speaker 2: Did you tell to go to just push her? She
Speaker 2: gets in trouble the teachers, what she's there? My dad
Speaker 2: told me to do this. I just was trying to
Speaker 2: sort of Sometimes you got to check that kind of behavior.
Speaker 2: It reminds me about a year ago. I once when
Speaker 2: you know, I'm into martial arts and US and I've
Speaker 2: got these boxing pads and I was out there. Lois
Speaker 2: was having it at trouble at school, and I was
Speaker 2: just saying, look, if anyone grabs you like that again.
Speaker 7: This is such a.
Speaker 4: It's a judo. It's called an out of foot sweep.
Speaker 2: Okay you don't you don't throw them to the ground,
Speaker 2: but you can help them down. So I was showing
Speaker 2: her that. My wife goes, what are you doing out here?
Speaker 2: She got there's a kid's pushing on the plane garm
Speaker 2: just showing how to do this. Look it's called now
Speaker 2: to foot sweep, you know. And they're not going to
Speaker 2: fall over and hurt themselves, but you can just catch
Speaker 2: them as they're crashing to the ground.
Speaker 4: I was, no, you can't do this.
Speaker 6: Well, now look what's happening. She's trying to out of
Speaker 6: foot sweep.
Speaker 4: See. Anyway, I got to pick up after her. So
Speaker 4: I got to pick up Lowis. I said, did you
Speaker 4: keep this is my life, right, the conversations you have
Speaker 4: is apparently right.
Speaker 2: So I'm sat in the front of the car within her.
Speaker 2: She gets and know and she goes and she goes, Hi, down, Hey, listen,
Speaker 2: did you kick Ruby in the shin?
Speaker 4: She goes, yeah, just as she didn't find it. She
Speaker 4: of her friends. She didn't know what to do. She's upset.
Speaker 2: Please, as soon as you get in the house, just
Speaker 2: apologize to her. She says, fine, And I don't do
Speaker 2: that thing as well. When you get in there, where
Speaker 2: you go sorry, It's clear that I've told.
Speaker 4: You to say sorry. Okay, just be the bigger person here.
Speaker 2: Anyway, fast forward to get in the house, opened the
Speaker 2: door and stood there is Ruby waiting for the apology,
Speaker 2: and there was sorry. The really passive guess is way
Speaker 2: and they start bickering again. I have to get between,
Speaker 2: what are you doing? Do you think the advice was
Speaker 2: too harsh?
Speaker 4: I would have to.
Speaker 7: Push yes, I do.
Speaker 6: I mean I'm coming from a non parent stance. But
Speaker 6: perhaps would you give that advice to Audrey.
Speaker 9: Chris Wood Chris stefiniel It's a father thing, isn't it.
Speaker 9: I think it's like the warrior comes out in you.
Speaker 2: But it's the fact that in the exchange with the Ruby,
Speaker 2: she went, oh, I'd never do that againstrum thinking she's
Speaker 2: actually been the parent in this conversation.
Speaker 5: She is totally more than I am.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three h request Friday.
Speaker 2: On the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Shows, Skyhaks, Horror Moon.
Speaker 4: For the listener just known as Mystery Cat.
Speaker 2: This cat goes like on a seventies wig out rock,
Speaker 2: like that Perfecto eight twenty eight.
Speaker 4: This is a great text, Christian.
Speaker 2: I'm John, I just heard your chat about your strong
Speaker 2: advice for your daughter. When my kids fight, I get
Speaker 2: into trouble because instead of telling them off, I just
Speaker 2: let them carry on to see who will win. It's
Speaker 2: like your own free pay per few. I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: That one.
Speaker 2: No, all right, let's have an update now on the
Speaker 2: song for Melbourne. Last week when we chat to the
Speaker 2: Lord Mayor Sally Camp about the shock news to Melbourne
Speaker 2: no longer number one and most Liverpools sitting in the world,
Speaker 2: Vienna has beaten you to it. I was thinking maybe
Speaker 2: the judges will swayed by that eighties song Vienna. So
Speaker 2: I asked Jack if he could have a go at
Speaker 2: writing an anthem, an anthem for this great city Melbourne,
Speaker 2: and Lord Mayor sellu Cap said great, she's got to.
Speaker 4: Fall back into it.
Speaker 2: And so it's gone from the sort of demo thing
Speaker 2: that you played to us Monday too.
Speaker 4: Well, do you want to sky.
Speaker 2: What's happening over the last four to eight hours, your
Speaker 2: friend Lachlan adding all this great music to it.
Speaker 7: Yep, my friend Lucky made the music.
Speaker 6: And then the singer we've got here is Michael Mills
Speaker 6: from the Melbourne band Toe Hyder. They're an old rock
Speaker 6: band in Melbourne. Listen to this guy's voice. They're making
Speaker 6: this song that was, honestly on Monday not very good,
Speaker 6: and now it.
Speaker 4: Was an early It was an early, a seed that
Speaker 4: has become a rock and roll sunflower. Great name for
Speaker 4: a band as well.
Speaker 6: I thought it was going to be like a big
Speaker 6: oak tree or something, but yeah, rock and roll sunflower
Speaker 6: is nice.
Speaker 2: Rock and roll oak tree. Okay, let's go with that.
Speaker 2: But it came from your idea and your inspiration. So
Speaker 2: this guy has got an amazing voice and it really
Speaker 2: lifts this song. I think this genuinely is. Now it's
Speaker 2: fair to call this an anthem.
Speaker 3: Lame way culture, sporting culture, multi cult, juralism.
Speaker 1: Now the musium and.
Speaker 6: The very sporting statem.
Speaker 4: As the weather gets better, we will try.
Speaker 1: Again together.
Speaker 12: On and on and say I'm seeing it.
Speaker 4: Everybody, see everybody seen the ladies we auditioned earlier this week.
Speaker 4: Listeners to them back in vocals we will.
Speaker 2: Listener Anthony's lying in there.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry what that is? I think that is brilliant.
Speaker 2: Obviously you've done an amazing job putting this all together,
Speaker 2: doctor Trey, Well.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Yes, at the end of the day.
Speaker 6: I've hardly done any bits because I haven't. You wrote
Speaker 6: the song, but that I mean that's coming from suggestions
Speaker 6: from people on the phones, listeners of the show, suggesting
Speaker 6: lyrics our own.
Speaker 2: Brian, listen, only you could come up with this beautiful
Speaker 2: phrase of various sporting stadiums, their names escaped me. Now
Speaker 2: the one over there and next two its amy something correct.
Speaker 4: I'll just say very sporting is my favorite. Lne in it.
Speaker 6: The creative choice there was Eddie had Stadium would have farmed,
Speaker 6: but it's about to become Marvel Stadium, I think next week,
Speaker 6: so that wouldn't have made sense.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, hey, listen, I wanted to live forever absolutely very
Speaker 2: sporting stadium as well. And also Dave Groh rock and
Speaker 2: roll genius. He had a great song with congregation there
Speaker 2: he go anywhere here. Congregate that's another great word that
Speaker 2: you'll put it. We will congregate together.
Speaker 4: It is brilliant. It is so good.
Speaker 2: So the only thing I think they can make it
Speaker 2: anywhere better? Now, cify do think about the kids' school choir.
Speaker 7: We got to get the choir.
Speaker 6: We've got a few lads on the school choirs, but
Speaker 6: there is a.
Speaker 7: I want the end to be layered with different vocals.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: And also I just want to thank listener Anthony. The
Speaker 2: first lyric we ever got for this work before Jack
Speaker 2: went on his writing retreat last weekend, was this beautiful line.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Melbourne, we are strong. We are up then, and
Speaker 11: number one, we can kick people's asses if we want,
Speaker 11: but we are said.
Speaker 4: And I think students of music in us to come
Speaker 4: will debate his double use of the kick.
Speaker 2: Is that accidental? Who knows what's accidental and what's meant
Speaker 2: to be? And then when you add it with this
Speaker 2: great vocal.
Speaker 7: Is Anthony's line.
Speaker 4: Here, get ready for the double kick. All that's missing
Speaker 4: now is the kid's school choir. If you were standing
Speaker 4: off thinking I don't want my.
Speaker 2: Kids school quiet anywhere near this project, I totally understand. However,
Speaker 2: Jack has bought the heat. All the people have been
Speaker 2: adding to this, abought the heat. This sounds great. All
Speaker 2: that's missing is a kid's school quiet. Anyone can help
Speaker 2: us out, Please let me know. Nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four to three, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I haven't had this, Cyndey Laupus song in Years, Money
Speaker 2: Changes Everything, brilliant song that sounded great this morning, Thank
Speaker 2: you very much, Rheiann. And and kill scythe second song one
Speaker 2: across this morning and Acust Friday from a listening to
Speaker 2: Kill Sith, I think we can add kill Sythe now
Speaker 2: to Geelong was forming en now on Monday by the
Speaker 2: radio authorities that Geelong has fallen into gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three in US and now kill Syth.
Speaker 7: We've taken kills.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look you here, everybody, haymous, we've goklin. Happy Friday morning.
Speaker 7: Christian Jacko.
Speaker 6: I laughed a lot this morning coming in the.
Speaker 4: List to BOS good show, great show. I love BB.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he's good.
Speaker 13: On the Hot Breakfast is Ross and John Bow Wow Wow,
Speaker 13: I want Candy big shout out to Rose and Bays.
Speaker 4: But just the.
Speaker 13: Text coming in for the phrase that pays I laugh
Speaker 13: out loud, then start sweating when I hear.
Speaker 2: That, I'm going to pick one of these so in
Speaker 2: a minute, then we're we spind the wheel with all
Speaker 2: the text from everyone before that though, So this week,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm trying to make sense of what's going
Speaker 2: on like you are with the whole lib spill yep.
Speaker 2: So using AFL terms and references, can you break down
Speaker 2: the ongoing drama.
Speaker 13: I don't think it's possible to break down the ongoing
Speaker 13: drama in English, let alone using AFL phrasing. This is
Speaker 13: going to be the seventh change of leadership in a
Speaker 13: decade that we've had, which suddenly makes Brexit look very normal,
Speaker 13: makes Donald Trump being in charge look like a solid
Speaker 13: and stable option. But trying to put in Emmon's terms,
Speaker 13: I was talking to my wife last night. It's effectively
Speaker 13: a massive game of Survivor, and it's also sort of
Speaker 13: like a wildware shootout where people bring knives to a
Speaker 13: Gunfighter's pretty ugly, but it's also big brother. There's just
Speaker 13: a lot of lying, sort of remember reading Lord of
Speaker 13: the Flies.
Speaker 6: Yes, so Turnbull.
Speaker 4: Had the conch.
Speaker 13: Now, no one's really sure who's going to have the
Speaker 13: conch by the end of the day. And Santo was
Speaker 13: very good on the last night on the Front Bar
Speaker 13: saying if a footballer gets concussed tonight and they do
Speaker 13: the concussion test, and they asked the very simple question,
Speaker 13: who is the Prime Minister?
Speaker 15: There is a chance that he has rubbed out for
Speaker 15: four or five years because he could have four or
Speaker 15: five guesses and not get anywhere in it. He could
Speaker 15: go with Ned Stark and be as close to Malcolm.
Speaker 13: Turnbull or Julie Bishop. The reality is no one knows
Speaker 13: what's happening today.
Speaker 4: I mean it is embarrassed at the end of it.
Speaker 4: So at the end of the day Turnbull could be
Speaker 4: out of a job. Yep.
Speaker 2: And then but then you've got the free fall of
Speaker 2: about what nineteen different people now all stepping forward saying
Speaker 2: we want it, and Eddie Maguire has just broken ranked
Speaker 2: now it's that he wants it?
Speaker 4: Do you want it? Are you born elsewhere I was born? Elwell,
Speaker 4: probably doesn't matter.
Speaker 13: Right now, we're getting to this day where we're running out.
Speaker 6: Brian, do you want it?
Speaker 4: But just so Brian would be a good choice.
Speaker 6: I'm happy to compete on behalf of the show and
Speaker 6: I will be our person to put their hand up
Speaker 6: for pro healthship.
Speaker 13: It's like the Bounty with William blierhe there his big
Speaker 13: mus It'd be like Jack you sang this morning, I'd
Speaker 13: like to be the anchor of the Christian O'Connell BREAKFASTHI
Speaker 13: but your name is not Christian.
Speaker 4: It does not matter.
Speaker 13: Brian new on him, Patsy comes in from out the back,
Speaker 13: Brad finds his glasses suddenly. By four o'clock we're doing
Speaker 13: rock paper scissors for who hosts the Breakfast Show.
Speaker 15: It's a disaster.
Speaker 13: It's embarrassing, and I apologize that you're here. I apologize
Speaker 13: to Sarah and your kids.
Speaker 4: It's a mess in the UK as well. It's just
Speaker 4: hilarus because I.
Speaker 13: Didn't have to mess and came to a garbage tip
Speaker 13: and your dog would be completely disillusioned with what he's
Speaker 13: found himself in.
Speaker 4: All right, Well thanks are making less sense of it?
Speaker 4: All right, what do you want the sense of it? Now?
Speaker 2: There's noice after these and we are back. We through
Speaker 2: the phrase that pays you spend.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold four point three, Yes.
Speaker 4: The Ring one or four point three All Request Friday
Speaker 4: when they played your Grand Final last year was when
Speaker 4: I handed in my visa application hoping that I would
Speaker 4: get a life here because that was an amazing performance
Speaker 4: by them at the Grand Final. Revolt singing with them
Speaker 4: as well the Big Big Night.
Speaker 13: So who's the best front man you've ever seen? Brandon
Speaker 13: Flowers is outstanding.
Speaker 4: Who's better Jagger? Mick Jagger?
Speaker 2: Yeah, if you ever seen the Stones live, they're back
Speaker 2: on this Mammoth World tour, right, they're coming out here
Speaker 2: from what I hear, and he is incredible, absolutely incredible.
Speaker 2: You can't take your eyes off him and Keith, but
Speaker 2: he's still in moments of who I've actually seen Bono
Speaker 2: amazing as well. But in terms of I think it's
Speaker 2: because you're seeing something so iconic and who is rock
Speaker 2: and roll Jagger?
Speaker 4: For me?
Speaker 6: Do you think it would be disrespectful then to see
Speaker 6: Jack Reewell get on stage with the Rolling Stones and
Speaker 6: go I'll sing this one.
Speaker 4: Mick, No, I think that'd be great as well.
Speaker 7: Where does Dave Grohl sit for you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's up there in terms of the nicest, nicest
Speaker 2: man in rock roll he's number one in terms of
Speaker 2: your your kind of Freddie Mercury easier Jagger.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I go, I'd have to say about you.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right then, So this is how we've been
Speaker 2: trying to gather together the phrase that pays for tonight,
Speaker 2: for Hamish, Forclocklin to get onto TV. First of all,
Speaker 2: we need to just take a moment to say well
Speaker 2: done on last week. Have you listened to this, let's
Speaker 2: rewind the tape.
Speaker 4: You got a couple of brothers.
Speaker 13: Which is the one that likes singing what's his favorite song?
Speaker 13: I know baby Shaq because my daughter's singing.
Speaker 14: How's it to go, baby Shaq? Baby shak do do
Speaker 14: do do? Baby shak do do do.
Speaker 4: Doo baby shot Exactly.
Speaker 7: It's pretty easy to.
Speaker 4: Get hold of. I hope the logis next year you
Speaker 4: get recognized for that.
Speaker 6: Ella played along, well, didn't she?
Speaker 4: She did? She was just fantastically all right.
Speaker 2: So the phrases have come in from listens this morning
Speaker 2: and they've given us their the text top text at
Speaker 2: the top of their phone this morning. So Jack to
Speaker 2: some of them on the well that we're about to
Speaker 2: spend this the twenty dollars I borrowed. I'll have it
Speaker 2: next tuesday. Put some bronzer on so you don't look
Speaker 2: so washed out in the yellow Hamish?
Speaker 7: What do you feel about this? One? Cannot describe how
Speaker 7: much who came out of me?
Speaker 4: Do I get?
Speaker 13: Do I get anywhere? I? You say, let's take that
Speaker 13: one off the board, because you get.
Speaker 6: That right robbly the one you can't sit on to
Speaker 6: you are we taking pooh off?
Speaker 4: Yeah, take the pool off? Damn are we having this
Speaker 4: adult conversation on the radio? It takes me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, shall give it a spin, spin.
Speaker 4: It wherever it is.
Speaker 2: That's the phrase that Hamish will try and work in
Speaker 2: tonight live on TV the Bombs game.
Speaker 4: Who there we go?
Speaker 6: Sis the twenty dollars I borrowed. I'll have it next Tuesday.
Speaker 4: He's mopping his brow right now, Squinty.
Speaker 13: There are some that are absolutely more difficult than others.
Speaker 7: There's some you can so I can loosely get that in.
Speaker 7: So with how many games you got this weekend?
Speaker 6: Just tonight, I've.
Speaker 13: Got Essen and Port tonight doing the hosting, and then
Speaker 13: Sunday I'm doing OC's team, the D's against the Giants.
Speaker 4: So I've got two games.
Speaker 6: It's the last round we got football next weekend? Should
Speaker 6: we spin again? Give you one?
Speaker 4: Say yes? All right, okay, spend it again? Jack? What
Speaker 4: I live for this? He lives to spin?
Speaker 7: That was Christian sex.
Speaker 4: You use the market. I can't line it online with.
Speaker 7: Sarah sending you that? Are you sending that to Syrah?
Speaker 4: Sarah was given her this code for little gameplay.
Speaker 7: We don't best of life with your resignation today.
Speaker 4: Oh it's topical. That's an easier one with all this
Speaker 4: going on in politics, that's an easy one.
Speaker 7: Okay, But that's the Sunday's game.
Speaker 2: Well I'll get I'll get them both in at some
Speaker 2: By Sunday there'll be another fifteen people all up for
Speaker 2: that job.
Speaker 13: Can I just say that number twenty nine, which was petty,
Speaker 13: just give it one or mighty tug?
Speaker 4: I please.
Speaker 13: I don't know what goes on at home, Petsy with you,
Speaker 13: but I like you more.
Speaker 4: Now out will wear abe? You know what else? Are
Speaker 4: they going to do a little bit of tug in there? All? Right? Then?
Speaker 2: So the two phrases for this weekend hemus just going
Speaker 2: to get in.
Speaker 6: Who was the first one.
Speaker 4: Having jack.
Speaker 6: The wheel?
Speaker 7: The wheel was upside down? This the twenty dollars borrow
Speaker 7: Spinich the twenty dollars I borrowed. I'll have it next Tuesday.
Speaker 7: I'll even give you the post.
Speaker 4: You can take it with you.
Speaker 7: And then we had best of luck with your resignation today.
Speaker 4: Perfect, I got both those posts.
Speaker 6: Can I say the song you've written is outstanding.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure how much input you had when you
Speaker 4: talk about the all the lyrics, the melody, the hooks.
Speaker 13: When I hear the writer's retreat, I think of Johnny
Speaker 13: Depp in Secret Window when he goes off upstate New York,
Speaker 13: and just know it was.
Speaker 6: A lot less violent than that.
Speaker 4: It's going like the shining Nicholson post is shining. So
Speaker 4: you know you're going to be involved in so then
Speaker 4: so we're going to there's an idea to involve him.
Speaker 4: He has to be in that. He will make the
Speaker 4: final cut. I want you to do some classic me.
Speaker 2: I want you doing the classic sport commentary and a
Speaker 2: game between you, a commentar and a game between Vienna,
Speaker 2: you know at number one Melbourne and then certainly who
Speaker 2: comes back out on top Melbourne. Crowd effects screaming, go
Speaker 2: back into the crescendo, the chorus, I'll see you at
Speaker 2: number one.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, All Request Friday, Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three, all.
Speaker 4: Right, another hour left on this breakfast Show playing all
Speaker 4: your request.
Speaker 2: We did this every single Friday. Got some brilliant songs
Speaker 2: lined up. Also, we have our top ten third time
Speaker 2: round for the best of Jack Pones. Did he really
Speaker 2: say that? Young sixteen year old boy listens to the
Speaker 2: wy things that Jack says to you on the week,
Speaker 2: writes them down and makes it into a top ten
Speaker 2: for us, kicking off.
Speaker 4: Our last hour of Power.
Speaker 2: Then we go to Tracy in pascal Vale, South. She
Speaker 2: wants to hear this, she said, this is a big
Speaker 2: Friday song.
Speaker 1: A Rocky Burnette The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
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Speaker 2: Three Pultz When the War Is Over God won a
Speaker 2: four point three all Requests Friday on The Christian O'Connell
Speaker 2: Breakfast Show. Jimmy Barnes's documentary Working Class Boy came out yesterday.
Speaker 2: If you want to go and see something great, they'll
Speaker 2: make you think, make you feel something, make you cry,
Speaker 2: but also make you smart. It's got all of that
Speaker 2: and some brilliant music. Working Cast Boy. I cannot recommend
Speaker 2: it enough. It is a great documentary. I keep saying
Speaker 2: to Boby. If you do go and see it over
Speaker 2: the weekend, shoot me an email. Let me know what
Speaker 2: you think. I'd be stunned if you don't come away
Speaker 2: from that just amazed. He's got so much going on.
Speaker 4: They got an email late last night midnight from one
Speaker 4: of our listeners that went to see it with her
Speaker 4: husband and about three quarters away through her husband goes
Speaker 4: out for He says, I need a cigarette. She goes.
Speaker 2: So they're talking about the car and he goes, I've
Speaker 2: got a confession. I didn't go for a cigarette. I
Speaker 2: found it so upsetting. It really connects with some of
Speaker 2: the stuff that I had going on in my childhood.
Speaker 2: They'd never talked about it. They start talking about it
Speaker 2: for the first time. It's the power It's the Powerless
Speaker 2: documentary is more than a documentary. It is something after
Speaker 2: you do go and see it. You don't have to,
Speaker 2: but shoot me an email if you want. I'll be
Speaker 2: reading them over the weekend. Christian at Gold one a
Speaker 2: four to three dot com dot AU. Now, when we
Speaker 2: talk about wise people on the radio, one name always
Speaker 2: comes up. Jackpost very much the Buddha of breakfast radio.
Speaker 2: We can all agree on that, thank you. He sits
Speaker 2: on a mountaintop, he walks amongst us, but he's chucking
Speaker 2: out all these pearls of wisdom.
Speaker 4: I can't keep catching them, folks.
Speaker 2: But luckily there is a young sixteen year old boy
Speaker 2: in England who makes a note of all the wise things.
Speaker 2: He listens to the podcast every day over in England,
Speaker 2: and he listens to podcast with a notepad writing down
Speaker 2: for historians, really of all the wise things that Jack says,
Speaker 2: and he emails it to me on a Thursday night.
Speaker 2: We make it into a top ten the best of
Speaker 2: Jack Post. Did he really say that his email last
Speaker 2: night send out the O'Connell bat signal to Melbourne warn
Speaker 2: them of a bumper edition for this week's Jack Post.
Speaker 2: Did he really say that? Let's count them down out ten? Christian?
Speaker 4: What are you going to do with a kayak? Take
Speaker 4: it out? Yes, on that body of water that's by Melbourne.
Speaker 7: Did you get the kayak?
Speaker 6: By the way.
Speaker 2: At nine, it's nostalgic. Oh, there's Luna Park. I threw
Speaker 2: up there, but good times. The lyrics and the song
Speaker 2: about throwing up at Luna Park. At eight it's soaking
Speaker 2: in potential.
Speaker 6: As a term I'm going to use into the future.
Speaker 2: You make it yours, Make it yours. Seven. Message me,
Speaker 2: cartoon daddy. This was said to my face live on air.
Speaker 2: Message me, cartoon daddy. I don't know why my cartoon
Speaker 2: daddy I refer.
Speaker 6: You as At.
Speaker 2: Six, it's a it's a puff bit of twisty, twisted
Speaker 2: up and it's yellow many English, but it's wise. At five,
Speaker 2: an hour can't be one thing to one thing.
Speaker 7: I don't remember that.
Speaker 2: That's when we were struggling to come to terms with
Speaker 2: what hour of the show are we in?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yes, okay, I'll let's not go back there.
Speaker 4: At four, we're in the Big four every day.
Speaker 2: I expect someone to come in and march me out
Speaker 2: of the building every day.
Speaker 4: That's at the back of his mind.
Speaker 2: At three, are they sharp teeth or are they like blocking?
Speaker 4: Asked to a caller this week.
Speaker 7: True as zebra.
Speaker 2: Yes, if I get a new haircut, you'll just see
Speaker 2: me hide in the shadows. At number one this week,
Speaker 2: Christian is like the polywaffle of radio.
Speaker 4: I still don't stand at how that it went away.
Speaker 4: People don't even miss it. But it just went away.
Speaker 4: It was there, then it went away. So wish you're
Speaker 4: thinking Sam sor thank you very much? Why is Jack?
Speaker 4: Thank you very much?
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I have used all my DJ skills and that is
Speaker 2: not a deep well to go fishing from ok to
Speaker 2: come up with a game that I think is non
Speaker 2: impossible for anyone to guess. I actually hope success of
Speaker 2: this is in a week's time. You begging me for close.
Speaker 2: There isn't even a prize up for grabs.
Speaker 4: Do you know that? But this only morning game?
Speaker 7: We know prizes next week.
Speaker 4: No, it's just that we haven't got a prize that
Speaker 4: this week.
Speaker 6: They couldn't even afford to, George Michael said anymore like
Speaker 6: we had a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 4: We don't need it.
Speaker 2: People aren't winning it for the prize. The're trying to
Speaker 2: take this little game down. It's called to Yeah, we
Speaker 2: got the early morning game, but really is sounds like
Speaker 2: a song to me, Christian. I play out a little
Speaker 2: clip and it's got a couple of sound effects, and
Speaker 2: you've got to try and guess what the song is.
Speaker 2: And you were getting them far too easily, and so
Speaker 2: I've come up with this one. This is a well
Speaker 2: known song, a song you would easily hear on this
Speaker 2: radio station. I haven't pitched an obscure song and these
Speaker 2: I promise you when we announce what the song is,
Speaker 2: you won't go, oh, that's not fair. It is fair. However,
Speaker 2: this is a great clip, so have a listened to this.
Speaker 2: You listen to all those clues. It's a song title, I've.
Speaker 6: Got it Mario Monkey on a plane.
Speaker 4: Damn it that well known barnsy So I will get
Speaker 4: it this week here it won't. There's no way you will.
Speaker 2: There's no why I have people emailing me from around
Speaker 2: the world podcast listeners. Here it is again. The clues
Speaker 2: are to a song title, say what you hear?
Speaker 4: Don't call in now. Lines reopen six thirty Monday Morning.
Speaker 1: You can't win Melbourne, The Christian Who Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: That's it for us. Huggy is coming up next. Have
Speaker 4: a top weekend.
Speaker 2: Tell them today's show is This show is dooms recording
Speaker 2: it now at show fifty three.
Speaker 4: This show is doomed.
Speaker 2: We are back Monday morning with a brand new Well
Speaker 2: hopefully Hamis mcgonchlin would have done two. Phrase that pays
Speaker 2: and also sounds like a song to me. There won't
Speaker 2: be any right guesses Monday morning. Have a top weekend.
Speaker 2: Thanks for listening to the show.
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