Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three five.
Speaker 2: From Richmond Gold one four point three HQG, Melbourne, Australia.
Speaker 2: We're accustoming to the world Christian. We're escaping the five
Speaker 2: on the day.
Speaker 3: In black magic and yeah, a little bit scary.
Speaker 2: More reckfast show.
Speaker 4: Does somebody call for a hero?
Speaker 5: Here?
Speaker 2: I am sus now, good morning, It's the Christian I
Speaker 2: call a breakfast show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 6: Welcome of Friday.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the creativity Stone. So yesterday Jack starts
Speaker 2: telling us about this thing to his wife brought him
Speaker 2: from Los Angeles when she came back from America the
Speaker 2: other day.
Speaker 6: A creativity stone.
Speaker 4: I'm scared to speak because I want my first words
Speaker 4: to be very creative, and I don't know how to
Speaker 4: make them more creative than they already are.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's guess get some first reactions to watch. Pats
Speaker 2: and I are looking at Patsy. What's your first take
Speaker 2: on what he's holding.
Speaker 6: Up right now?
Speaker 3: It's very small, and I'm not convinced that if it
Speaker 3: didn't break it, that white powder wouldn't fall out of
Speaker 3: the middle.
Speaker 4: No. No, it's not.
Speaker 2: It looks like why is it in a glad wrap
Speaker 2: as well?
Speaker 4: No, that's its shiny, creative film natural, that's its natural, rocky, stony,
Speaker 4: creative feel. It's not wrapped in glad rap. It's got
Speaker 4: a natural shine. That's what makes it so special.
Speaker 2: Do you know what it is? Is it quartz?
Speaker 4: It's something kind of quartz? Would you call it an orangey.
Speaker 3: Orange to an apricottic color?
Speaker 4: Apricot quartz?
Speaker 2: And what what did it come? Just like that?
Speaker 4: That's it? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What what else? I mean?
Speaker 4: What else do you want on it?
Speaker 2: Okay? Did it have a box?
Speaker 4: I didn't see a box. I just got given the stone.
Speaker 2: So your wife just gave you that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't. I don't think it came in a box.
Speaker 4: It's not. This is not something that you just buy
Speaker 4: off the shelves at a supermarket.
Speaker 2: What magic laid? He was hawking this some toothless crackhead
Speaker 2: in La and a boardwalk.
Speaker 4: She goes from Silver Lake, which is I guess an
Speaker 4: area of Los Angeles from a crystal shop. Now I
Speaker 4: know you like a crystal shop.
Speaker 2: Crystal. I have several crystals and facts I have in
Speaker 2: my pocket A crystal right here.
Speaker 4: All right, a rock aff here we go. Well, mine's
Speaker 4: twice the size of yours. It is, so I'll be
Speaker 4: twice as creative. Yes, and so what have you done
Speaker 4: with it?
Speaker 6: Have you washed it?
Speaker 2: Or put washed it? You have to wash them, yes,
Speaker 2: absorbing someone else's if you believe in crystal power, has
Speaker 2: been absorbing somebody else's energy, it's been sat in a
Speaker 2: shop on a shelf. You've got to wash it, and
Speaker 2: then you've got to leave it in moonlight overnight to
Speaker 2: wake up the energy again full moon.
Speaker 4: Best What if I washed the creative?
Speaker 2: Seriously, I would put that word leave it outside of
Speaker 2: that because that's got bad as usual. You haven't probably
Speaker 2: respected it.
Speaker 3: Will You're going to jinx the show?
Speaker 2: Jack, get out and take your monkey little.
Speaker 4: Working it's been working for me.
Speaker 2: What ideas you've come up with so far for today's shake?
Speaker 4: Give me any challenge and I'll creatively solve the problem.
Speaker 2: All right, let's do this. Okay?
Speaker 6: So the next song?
Speaker 2: Who has put Jamiroquai in the music system? I'm looking
Speaker 2: down the next song in the megacomputer system. Here there's
Speaker 2: controlled by God and Jim Iroquay is there? Did they
Speaker 2: not hear my words of the day on misheard lyrics
Speaker 2: about Jimmyroquay.
Speaker 4: I did not like him.
Speaker 2: This Jamiroquai song is three minutes and thirty seven seconds. Okay, right,
Speaker 2: here's your challenge to come up with an instant game
Speaker 2: to play.
Speaker 4: Okay, yep, yeah, yep, okay, all right, Panel the Stone, really,
Speaker 4: do not pitch me anything you've pitched before.
Speaker 2: If you could start talking a bit about the game
Speaker 2: about cartoon characters when they've got five five fingers or three.
Speaker 4: Four fingers or three fingers, is a good game. But no,
Speaker 4: it'll be a new game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, go the first time O'Connell Breakfast show Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Christian Jack promised to be twice as creative. I can't
Speaker 2: wait for the outwork time this morning, three hours time morning?
Speaker 2: Is it stream crystal? You need to put that in
Speaker 2: the ground to cleanse it. Boys compare on the size
Speaker 2: of their rocks, telling each other to leave it out
Speaker 2: in the moonlight? Is this gold or nimbin? FM?
Speaker 4: Well, do I bury the rock in the ground or
Speaker 4: do I leave it out in the moonlight? Which one
Speaker 4: is it?
Speaker 2: Leave it out in the moonlight? To unlock the power.
Speaker 2: All right, so you've had your time. Apparently you've been
Speaker 2: out there hidden away holding that creativity stone that your
Speaker 2: wife got you to your head. What have you come
Speaker 2: back with?
Speaker 4: Well, look at this the names for about seven games.
Speaker 6: Okay, we'll picture a load of names.
Speaker 4: The first one is called call in Now. The second
Speaker 4: one is good stuff get rid of the Stone.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, now, it's half of what I say.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's just like the postcode calling now.
Speaker 3: No, I don't give him a chat, give him a chat.
Speaker 4: I'm going to go straight to the game that I've
Speaker 4: come up with.
Speaker 2: Yeah, please do it.
Speaker 4: It's called where did you go on Holiday? People call
Speaker 4: up and they say.
Speaker 6: You wind your what is the thing that hairdresses had taken?
Speaker 6: The mecut?
Speaker 2: Anywhere I should do? Holidays?
Speaker 4: People call up, They give us a clue as to
Speaker 4: where they went on holiday this winter, and we have
Speaker 4: to guess what where they went?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one oh four three. Let's put
Speaker 2: the powers of the stone to the test. So what's
Speaker 2: it called?
Speaker 4: Where did you go on Holiday?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one oh four three? Should you
Speaker 2: wish to give us a call?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So yesterday Jack was tonic on the show about his
Speaker 2: wife who came back from America, and I brought my
Speaker 2: gift from Los Angeles, a creativity rock stone.
Speaker 4: Creativity stone gives the holder more creativity.
Speaker 2: So Chattin will that to bring it into the show yesterday.
Speaker 2: If you heard it, you didn't need me telling you
Speaker 2: that he's brought it in today. And he's trying to.
Speaker 6: I'm not the power of the crystal.
Speaker 4: Harness the power of the crystal.
Speaker 2: So I I challenged him to come up with an
Speaker 2: instant idea during one song we played earlier that was
Speaker 2: two and a half minutes. So you've come up.
Speaker 4: With It's called where did you go on Holiday?
Speaker 6: And he just added some production to it. Now get ready?
Speaker 4: Was it summer in Hill or was it Brazil? Where
Speaker 4: did you go on holiday? Yep, we've got you at
Speaker 4: the Acress. We've got vacation fixation and we want to
Speaker 4: know where you went on him a cat's raise get.
Speaker 2: Ready Channel ten for your new It. Marks is texted
Speaker 2: and saying morning he should have called the game. I
Speaker 2: know what you did this winter? Oh that's funny man,
Speaker 2: he's obviously got a bigger crystal eating the garbos on
Speaker 2: the line.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Ian, Okay, Christian, how are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm good mate. Nice to talk to you always.
Speaker 2: You're on the road clearing up rubbish. Yes, I am
Speaker 2: good man. And I understand that you can tell Jack
Speaker 2: and to cleanse his crystal.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: All he has to do is put the crystal into
Speaker 5: a bowl appropriate to the size of the crystal, put
Speaker 5: some rock sald in it and swirl around a bit
Speaker 5: so the salt dissolves a bit, and then just leave
Speaker 5: it overnight, take it out and dry it. And she's plain.
Speaker 2: Now how do you know this? Ian?
Speaker 6: Do you collect crystals?
Speaker 5: I certainly do. I've got thousands of them, have you
Speaker 5: really Yeah, I go out in the field and collect them,
Speaker 5: dig them up out of the ground.
Speaker 7: No way.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because there's loads here in Australia. You're very lucky. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Have you got any creativity leaning crystals in?
Speaker 5: I'm not into the healing powers of crystals.
Speaker 7: I just like.
Speaker 5: The look of them. And then you know, I've got
Speaker 5: some that I bought that I thought, oh, cut these
Speaker 5: up and cut and polish them. And when I got
Speaker 5: to him, I looked and I thought, no.
Speaker 8: Carry cut them up?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: So the rock so hot is not to give it
Speaker 4: more powers, that's just to actually clean it. Yes, got it?
Speaker 2: All right? Ian, have a nice weekend. That's to call him.
Speaker 2: I didn't when we start today's show thought we'd actually
Speaker 2: take calls on how to clean a crystal? Well even
Speaker 2: why here I'm doing this to Melbourne Radio. He is
Speaker 2: going to be fuming.
Speaker 4: Well, we weren't actually meant to learn how to clean crystals.
Speaker 4: Were meant to play.
Speaker 2: Oh sorry, yeah, where did you go? Let me fire
Speaker 2: off the old Chabby production?
Speaker 4: Was it summer in Hill?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we heard earlier.
Speaker 4: I will tell you how to play first.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, sure.
Speaker 4: So a caller will come on give us a clue
Speaker 4: to is where they went on holiday. We'll each get
Speaker 4: to ask one yes no question, and then starting with you, Christian,
Speaker 4: Pat and me will have a guess of the location.
Speaker 6: All right, well let's meet, come on down and contest
Speaker 6: a number one.
Speaker 2: Kelly, good morning, Okay, So Kelly, give us a clue
Speaker 2: as to where you went this winter.
Speaker 5: Okay, this place was made first and Heaven was modeled
Speaker 5: on it.
Speaker 4: Okay, we can ask one yes no question, Mim will be.
Speaker 4: Is it in Australia?
Speaker 2: No, per that's your question. Please?
Speaker 3: Was it Thailand? Somewhere in Thailand?
Speaker 4: No? Come on, Christian play the game.
Speaker 2: Did it involve a flight of more than four hours?
Speaker 4: Yes, that's a good question.
Speaker 2: Now no information? I bet what happens? Now?
Speaker 4: Now we guess?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: You can go first?
Speaker 2: Why I gotta go first? I'm still trying to work out.
Speaker 4: All right, I'll go first. The place was modeled on Heaven.
Speaker 6: I mean God had to get the idea from somewhere.
Speaker 4: You know, Heaven was modeled on this place.
Speaker 5: That's correct.
Speaker 4: It was God's mood board the mal Dives.
Speaker 2: Oh no, Patty, Fiji?
Speaker 6: No Hawaii?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 6: Where did you go this winter?
Speaker 2: I went to ah and that really is a beautiful place.
Speaker 2: We went there a couple of years ago. It's it's
Speaker 2: just stunning, isn't it.
Speaker 1: It is absolutely stunning.
Speaker 8: And I think it's some famous Matt Matt.
Speaker 5: Twain quote that it was my first and.
Speaker 8: Heaven was modeled on it.
Speaker 2: Mark Twain quote, You're right, yeah, it's beautiful island. Isn't
Speaker 2: it really friendly as well?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, people are just bordered.
Speaker 8: They're absolutely stunning place.
Speaker 6: How long did that take you to fly from Australia.
Speaker 2: Them Meltwin to per which is lot more and the.
Speaker 1: Seven hours I think from person generition, that.
Speaker 2: Is beautiful, really nice, precious Kelly, thank you very much. Kenny, Okay,
Speaker 2: thank you, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: I think we're going to get rid of the yes,
Speaker 4: no questions because it slows the game down. The new
Speaker 4: game play just the instant the new game players just
Speaker 4: buzz in and say the answer straight away.
Speaker 6: Okay, Christians on the nine now, good morning.
Speaker 2: Christian morning, Christian, good night, great name buddy. Yeah, and Christian,
Speaker 2: where do you give us your clue then to where
Speaker 2: you weren't this winter? All right?
Speaker 9: You get hggled when you walk down the street.
Speaker 4: And Sally Nope, Thailand up, go on, Yes I win, Yes,
Speaker 4: I've won the first ever Where did you go on holiday?
Speaker 6: I mean, you say you've won.
Speaker 2: But ultimately the show of radio has lost, and Marconi,
Speaker 2: who's spinning in his grave, we will never ever talk
Speaker 2: of what's just happened?
Speaker 6: Okay, scrub it for on the podcast The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we put up a post on Facebook and it
Speaker 2: got hundreds of comments. We're doing a new thing called
Speaker 2: a Tomorrow Show.
Speaker 6: Today. We'll give you a little some idea what we
Speaker 6: might be talking about.
Speaker 2: One of the things I was thinking about this week
Speaker 2: was fictional characters from TV or movies when they die
Speaker 2: really really upsets you. It's like it actually alters you somehow.
Speaker 2: You're in a really.
Speaker 4: Bad where you think you grave like you would for
Speaker 4: a real life person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and so I was thinking about which which death
Speaker 2: of which fictional work character and a TV show or
Speaker 2: movie really I really upset me. If you're a Game
Speaker 2: of Thrones fan, you know what at the end of
Speaker 2: season one, when Ned goes that, that's when I readized
Speaker 2: I was watching a TV show that broke all the rules,
Speaker 2: one of the main characters that you'd spend all those
Speaker 2: twelve hours getting to know, and suddenly they just kill
Speaker 2: him off in front of a really gruesome way an
Speaker 2: he is. This show's got a really tark car ned
Speaker 2: start for me. Also used to I don't know if
Speaker 2: you've ever seen The Good Wife Pats.
Speaker 3: I've seen bits of it, but I didn't really that.
Speaker 2: Show really really smart, really really great American TV show.
Speaker 2: And when one of the characters in there. Will Gardner died. Honestly,
Speaker 2: my wife and I for about an hour later, we
Speaker 2: were both still sobbing. It was like we've lost it's ridiculousness,
Speaker 2: we lost a family member. Have you ever been really
Speaker 2: moved by fictional character's death.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what going on the Facebook comments is
Speaker 4: a real spoiler alert, because you know, I haven't seen
Speaker 4: a lot of movies and TV shows that I'm still
Speaker 4: planning to watch, and I read through those and learned
Speaker 4: a lot of things I didn't want to know about.
Speaker 2: Jack was actually hasn't seen The Green Mile, and so
Speaker 2: obviously he's upset about finding out the end of that.
Speaker 2: But then John Kofe is on death row, yes, but
Speaker 2: can't come actually going. I didn't know the Titanic ends
Speaker 2: like that spoiler alert. He's on death row.
Speaker 4: But it's on my list of classic movies to watch,
Speaker 4: and I don't know watching it if they let him
Speaker 4: go or he dies, And now I know he dies.
Speaker 2: There's also a really great Rowan Atkins and TV show
Speaker 2: about the First World War was written by Ben Outen
Speaker 2: and Richard Curtis called Blackadder, and it was set lots
Speaker 2: of different period Each series was set in a difficult
Speaker 2: period of history, and the one about the First World War.
Speaker 2: The way they ended that was one of the most
Speaker 2: moving bits of TV. It said so much about the
Speaker 2: pointlessness and futility of war and the thousands of thousands
Speaker 2: of people that were just cannon fodder in the First
Speaker 2: World War having to go over the top knowing that
Speaker 2: they were going to face imminent death and no survival.
Speaker 2: How they did that in a show that was laugh
Speaker 2: out now and sarcastic and funny. The bit at the
Speaker 2: end with the poppy fields just stays with you in
Speaker 2: your heart. It's amazing. Blackadder the last one of the
Speaker 2: series about the First World War? That was great. So
Speaker 2: which one was out of the eight movies you have
Speaker 2: seen on TV shows when a character dies that's upset.
Speaker 4: You, all right? Oh, choose the movie that I watched
Speaker 4: last week, Hatchie about a dog who waits for his
Speaker 4: owner of the station after he dies. And Richard Gear
Speaker 4: died and the dog didn't know he was is ever
Speaker 4: going to come home? And it was heartbreaking.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, if Richard Gear dies in any movie,
Speaker 2: I'm a bit Oh god, he's all right, and pretty woman,
Speaker 2: you're singing woman this weekend, aren't you that's my movie
Speaker 2: for this weekend.
Speaker 4: Don't tell me he dies. I don't want to know
Speaker 4: either way.
Speaker 2: None of the main characters dies in this movie. Okay,
Speaker 2: thank god, Patsy. What's it for you?
Speaker 3: Oh it's when Molly died on a country Practice.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was a very problem, very well, didn't they.
Speaker 2: We got Country Practice in the UK, very funny show
Speaker 2: about a country vet in Australia.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, but I was about twelve, and I can
Speaker 3: remember the anticipation coming up, like we all knew on
Speaker 3: the Tuesday night when it was airing, and we all
Speaker 3: had to get home early and make sure, you know,
Speaker 3: we'd cleaned up from dinner and we're in front of
Speaker 3: the TV.
Speaker 6: The mess something the hoes out.
Speaker 3: But it was awful. And the music they used like
Speaker 3: this circus theme music under it and the kid and
Speaker 3: the shame and I can't hear that music again.
Speaker 4: Well, well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the TV shows always do that when someone dies.
Speaker 3: They the music is breaking.
Speaker 2: Music they do at the Oscars when they did that,
Speaker 2: You know, any Memoran.
Speaker 3: You two today?
Speaker 2: I remember on Country Practice were used to annoy me
Speaker 2: as a kid who was the corrupt local mayor.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, Muldoon, Yes, that's mister Muldoon.
Speaker 2: Gets a young anxious kid, right, I was quite highly strong.
Speaker 2: I couldn't watch it sometimes because how all the wrongdoings
Speaker 2: that he would do and he would get away with it.
Speaker 2: They could never convict him. There's always that corrupt man
Speaker 2: in these TV shows. But I used to get very stressed.
Speaker 2: I was hearing that name Muldoon stressing all right, which
Speaker 2: fictional character when they died in a TV show or
Speaker 2: a movie really really upset you?
Speaker 6: Nine four one four one O four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three feel good Friday with Us today we're talking about
Speaker 2: fictional characters dying in TV shows or movies really putting
Speaker 2: a spring in his step this morning and here on
Speaker 2: No God one four point three just a fun hang
Speaker 2: with us on a Friday. So we're talking about fictional
Speaker 2: characters and when they die in a TV short movie,
Speaker 2: why it really affects us?
Speaker 6: And which ones? Did you've had another thing?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well I really cried when in Castaway Wilson sailed away
Speaker 4: from Tom Hanks. It's heartbreaking and he's just a little
Speaker 4: ball but he was really a character of the movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he should have got a Lostcar nomination the Ball
Speaker 2: because actually he's the co star of the movie for
Speaker 2: a big part of it as well. It's so sad,
Speaker 2: isn't it what it does to him as well? I
Speaker 2: also have you seen Breaking Bad? Yes, when Breaking Bad
Speaker 2: one of the greatest TV shows ever, When Mike erman
Speaker 2: Trout dies by the side of that river and his
Speaker 2: last words just leave me here, you know, because he's
Speaker 2: so irritated with Walter White and everything he's done and
Speaker 2: everything he's touched that has turned to darkness. That really
Speaker 2: really upset me, because he was a good character in it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, even though he said like he's sort of a
Speaker 4: bad guy, but he's got a good heart.
Speaker 2: It was a good heart in there, and his granddaughter
Speaker 2: and his son and all that backstor but when he dies,
Speaker 2: that's really what he's said. Also, my girl, do you
Speaker 2: know I'm on about Patsy Michael.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to remember Colin.
Speaker 2: I forgot about that the be the Beastings and there's
Speaker 2: that bit where she goes and she goes to see
Speaker 2: him and he's dead, little Mac and she goes where
Speaker 2: is Glasses he won't be able to see you.
Speaker 4: Forgotten about that scene. I feel like.
Speaker 2: I'm the only way I remember it word for word
Speaker 2: is I was watching it with my daughters a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks ago, right, and they get going to me,
Speaker 2: it's not a sad movie. This is it.
Speaker 3: It's sad you did.
Speaker 2: It's not a sad movie. And they got active should
Speaker 2: want and there's that bit and I'm blubbing. They're all
Speaker 2: crying as well. But go where his glasses won't classes? Oh,
Speaker 2: make it stop too much. Hey, Patsy, you know you
Speaker 2: were talking about the country practice yes on Facebook yesterday
Speaker 2: when we put this on, there was one of the
Speaker 2: most popular ones.
Speaker 3: I saw that a lot of people.
Speaker 2: Remembering about Molly doing Now I'd forgotten that scene. I
Speaker 2: did watch it in the UK, like.
Speaker 3: I said, Please, don't say you're going to play the music.
Speaker 3: Oh stop, No, it is.
Speaker 2: Kind of it's creepy.
Speaker 3: It's horrible.
Speaker 2: He's yelling Molly there, how did Molly die?
Speaker 3: And Molly had cancer and she was on a couch
Speaker 3: in the field as Chloe.
Speaker 2: Cancer therapy in the eighties. She was on a couch
Speaker 2: to a field.
Speaker 3: And Brendan I called her husband shame. But it was
Speaker 3: Brendan I think, and Chloe were their little toddler, were
Speaker 3: running in the field with a balloon and she just
Speaker 3: faded away to this terrifying clown music.
Speaker 2: Awful.
Speaker 4: So was the music some actuality? Like was that meant
Speaker 4: to be happening in the scene or it was in
Speaker 4: the scene as they were running?
Speaker 2: So were they buy a pipe organ in the field
Speaker 2: or an old carousel?
Speaker 3: It was awful.
Speaker 2: I think we're traumata. I see a lot of people
Speaker 2: this morning with this. Jess, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 11: How are you going to go?
Speaker 2: Well, we're tearing up a bit the memory of my
Speaker 2: girl and then that terrifying circus music there.
Speaker 6: Well, what's her fictional character? Was it for you that
Speaker 6: really upset you?
Speaker 11: Mine was Claire in Mcloud's Daughters. I'm not sure if
Speaker 11: you would know that show.
Speaker 2: I seem to remember. It was about Australian ranch test Is,
Speaker 2: a girl called Tests running it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, TESSAs her sister, and she saved her. I tried
Speaker 11: to save her on the cliff, but she just fell
Speaker 11: over it fell off in died. It was horrible. Perhaps
Speaker 11: did you ever watch it?
Speaker 3: I watched bits of it, but not every single episode.
Speaker 4: I half remember the car falling off the cliff. Now,
Speaker 4: remind me why she had time. She had time to
Speaker 4: have a conversation with the system, but not time to
Speaker 4: get out of the car. Why couldn't she get that's
Speaker 4: how it goes down if.
Speaker 2: You got her leg?
Speaker 3: Was her leg was dark?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 11: Yes, saved her daughter in the backseat, and he couldn't favor.
Speaker 2: Like TV shows in the eighties were not very subtle
Speaker 2: when it came to killing off characters. You wouldn't when
Speaker 2: in the last twenty years as a TV character gone
Speaker 2: off a cliff in anything, you wouldn't have it be
Speaker 2: too ludicrous. And all those drugs there and they didn't care.
Speaker 2: All right, Jess, thanks for taking us.
Speaker 6: There with that one.
Speaker 2: Have a good weekend.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Some mornings it's I know it's.
Speaker 6: A dark store.
Speaker 2: We're in winter, right, but today it seems is it
Speaker 2: just me particularly dark?
Speaker 4: The blinds are down, though, are they?
Speaker 3: It's going to be cloudy today.
Speaker 2: That's it is, is what it is.
Speaker 3: It's cloudy today, gotcha, thank you very much?
Speaker 2: Bomb.
Speaker 3: Now I noticed when I took off this morning that
Speaker 3: the moon was very hazy because it was so cloudy
Speaker 3: you could hardly see them.
Speaker 2: That is one of those moon people people that bark
Speaker 2: at it during the night moon dancers and stuff like that.
Speaker 6: Yesterday on the show, We've run out of time.
Speaker 2: We were taking so many calls about your grown up
Speaker 2: now what don't your mom and dad still know that?
Speaker 2: We decided to roll it over to a part two
Speaker 2: because there were so many coming in and Crawf was
Speaker 2: waiting in the wings eager to chat to us. Good morning, Crawf.
Speaker 2: I just got a text from All the Way. He's
Speaker 2: up early this morning, off to go take part in
Speaker 2: some charity.
Speaker 6: I'm not making this up. Sheep sharing.
Speaker 2: I'd love to have a go at That looks really
Speaker 2: hard work though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, tough stuff.
Speaker 3: It's bad on your back. My grandfather was a sharer.
Speaker 2: Hang on, it's not one of your family tool stories
Speaker 2: again five hundred and half an hour.
Speaker 3: I don't know how many TV was a sharer.
Speaker 2: So I got this email that came in overnight late
Speaker 2: to the party from Ken mcgiven things your parents still
Speaker 2: don't know. One Saturday morning, Mom asked me to take
Speaker 2: my dad's good trousers down to the dry cleanings. Do
Speaker 2: you remember when our dad's had had simply a pair
Speaker 2: of where are my good trousers? That's a phrase. It
Speaker 2: reminds me of my dad growing up. These good trousers.
Speaker 2: I hopped on my bike and neatly placed them on
Speaker 2: the rack on the rear of the bike. I had
Speaker 2: about five k to ride. About halfway there, my bike
Speaker 2: suddenly came to a stop and he thrown me over
Speaker 2: the handlebars. When I looked back, the legs of my
Speaker 2: dad's trousers had dropped down and become lodged, lodged in
Speaker 2: the chain.
Speaker 6: Somehow, with a strago, managed to free.
Speaker 2: Them, with grease on them and a couple of chunks
Speaker 2: out of them as well. I continued on my way.
Speaker 2: When I got to the dry cleaners, I wrapped them
Speaker 2: in a bundle so they couldn't see the damage. Their
Speaker 2: pants were returned. The story is so good. My dad
Speaker 2: immediately flew into a rage. I blamed my dad got
Speaker 2: in the car and drove around there and had no
Speaker 2: am lighty row with them. Eventually, and reluctantly, the dry
Speaker 2: cleaners agreed to pay for news, and my mom was
Speaker 2: told never to take my good trousers to those dry cleaners.
Speaker 2: Ever again, every now and then they reminisced about this
Speaker 2: huge round the fallout they had, and I have to
Speaker 2: immediately leave the room. This was back in the late
Speaker 2: six Unfortunately, both my parents have passed away and I
Speaker 2: never had the courage to tell the Everett that is
Speaker 2: a wonderful rip your great mom and dad. But I
Speaker 2: love that And good trousers coming up next and we
Speaker 2: take your calls. Nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 2: You're a grown up? What stool? Don't your mom and
Speaker 2: dad know about you? Nine four one four one o
Speaker 2: four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Now some of you want, obviously want to remain anonymous
Speaker 2: because if your parents still don't know this about you,
Speaker 2: there's a reason why decided to keep it. Sequently don't
Speaker 2: want it becoming getting out in the open on a
Speaker 2: radio show. Someone also emailed me the other night they
Speaker 2: don't want to come on air. A couple of years ago,
Speaker 2: they had a an enlargement, same more, an enlargement.
Speaker 3: They had the procedures, an enhancement, an enhancement.
Speaker 2: Yeah, top half, top half, your top half yere. Yeah,
Speaker 2: obviously if it's bottom half, then there's no good reason
Speaker 2: why your parents should know that. Uh, you know, they're
Speaker 2: not going to walk in if you you're a man
Speaker 2: and you had one of those male in larger procedures,
Speaker 2: are they real? You know he's had one here, don't you.
Speaker 2: There's not lot to talk about it, but the day
Speaker 2: he turned up and he's clearly a lot. He is packing,
Speaker 2: you know, and he's never been like that in the
Speaker 2: year I've worked he But anyway, I don't like the
Speaker 2: name names, but hugg he's back today at ten. I
Speaker 2: don't know. You always see them being advertised, so there
Speaker 2: must be.
Speaker 3: A market for implants. They do they do an implant, don't.
Speaker 2: They do they What do they put in there to bulcan?
Speaker 3: I don't like a curtain roger reegical one put to rot?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 6: If I'm not sure about.
Speaker 3: This, I'm going to get on the Google machinery, So you're.
Speaker 2: Going to google male enhancement procedures they actually do.
Speaker 3: I don't know. I'm not a doctor, but I have
Speaker 3: equipment now. I've seen medical stuff where they whack a
Speaker 3: rod in there.
Speaker 2: Every time we go to the airport, security. You're chat
Speaker 2: don't know a big deal. But I've got a rod operation.
Speaker 3: Putting it in there.
Speaker 2: Rod. Yep, you gonna be careful. You're gonna get struck
Speaker 2: by line.
Speaker 3: It's a flexible, flexible implant that consists of two rods
Speaker 3: that are placed, you know where there are no other
Speaker 3: parts to this implant, and then it goes on.
Speaker 2: But how does one sort of wake up the rods?
Speaker 2: We don't need to go there. Actually should have asked,
Speaker 2: you can do it anyway? This yes, this lady was
Speaker 2: saying to me. She'd had the top half an enhancement
Speaker 2: and enlargement and a couple year ago. Hasn't told him
Speaker 2: mom and dad, But obviously she's seen her mom and dad.
Speaker 2: They will know where big sweaters and jumpers come on.
Speaker 2: You're still gonna know, honestly, you would. You would know
Speaker 2: unless they like got cataracts or something like that. Or
Speaker 2: you just go to sit at the other end of
Speaker 2: the room. Mom and dad stay stay there, they're going
Speaker 2: to know.
Speaker 4: Crossing your arms all the while.
Speaker 2: All right, nine four one four one four three. What
Speaker 2: don't your parents still know about you? Let's go to Nicole.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Nicole Hill, I'm good Nicole, So do you
Speaker 2: want to change your name or you're right? This going out?
Speaker 12: No, that isn't it?
Speaker 2: Hashtag Friday thoughts. Nichole's her faint name. That's why I
Speaker 2: said that, all right, Nicole? So what don't your parents
Speaker 2: still know about you?
Speaker 11: My parents don't know that I didn't go to Taste
Speaker 11: for two years, although they paid for it.
Speaker 2: This is incredible. We saw this on Facebook yesterday and
Speaker 2: I had to speak to so I just want to
Speaker 2: There's a few questions, because this is extraordinary, this extra
Speaker 2: life you had, faking it to your mom and dad
Speaker 2: that you were at Tay for two years that they
Speaker 2: paid for. What did you do during the day.
Speaker 13: I actually look I tried to do the right thing.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 12: I was honest with him.
Speaker 13: I said to him, I didn't want to do it,
Speaker 13: but very determined to make me go. So instead I went,
Speaker 13: and I signed up for the doll and I looked
Speaker 13: for jobs during the day, and also went to the beach,
Speaker 13: mainly the beach.
Speaker 4: So when you came back home with the tan every day,
Speaker 4: how did you explain that you were meant to be
Speaker 4: somewhere in.
Speaker 2: Your feet and.
Speaker 13: You know, my children with those dam but no, you know,
Speaker 13: my taste was by the beach, so sure.
Speaker 4: And what was the course that you were meant to
Speaker 4: be doing? What's the skills you're meant to have?
Speaker 12: It was?
Speaker 13: It was a computer's course, which was actually only going
Speaker 13: to teach me how to teach computers.
Speaker 12: Or sell computers.
Speaker 2: Okay, gotcha.
Speaker 8: And I didn't want.
Speaker 12: To do any of that.
Speaker 2: Nicole. That's amazing.
Speaker 6: My and dad still don't know.
Speaker 2: That's unbelievab all right, Nicole, thanks you cool, have a
Speaker 2: nice you can.
Speaker 11: Mate you too, Thank you?
Speaker 2: All right, if you've got someone to share with a
Speaker 2: stain about what your parents still don't know about you
Speaker 2: known four one four one o.
Speaker 1: Four three The Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three Christian, My mum still doesn't know that I dropped
Speaker 2: a sausage roll in the duct of deducted heating about
Speaker 2: six years ago. Jess, how could you do that? Keep
Speaker 2: that crime quiet? Madonna, good morning. Obviously you're not Madonna.
Speaker 2: It's a faint name. We're trying to protect your identity here, Madonna.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, good morning, Good.
Speaker 2: Morning, Madonna. Welcome to the show. So Madonna, what don
Speaker 2: your parents still know about you.
Speaker 12: In very early nineties, I really wanted to be in
Speaker 12: exchange student in America. But at the time you needed
Speaker 12: a B grade average across all your grades in order
Speaker 12: to be able to be accept going to an exchange program,
Speaker 12: which I didn't have. I think I was good at PE,
Speaker 12: but that was about it. I had pretty much d's
Speaker 12: and e's across maths and science and all the good stuff.
Speaker 12: And so what I did is I got my report card,
Speaker 12: and back then it was a page per subject and
Speaker 12: written in pen. And I got the old liquid paper
Speaker 12: out could papered the the e's and d's and put
Speaker 12: a's and b's, and liquid papered out all the mean
Speaker 12: comments that the teacher said about me, about how disruptive
Speaker 12: and don't stop talking, et cetera. And I stapled it
Speaker 12: all back together, and I made it to America.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know where she's condoning forgery, but
Speaker 2: I mean it's not a major crime, is it. But
Speaker 2: I mean that's incredement. You got away with it.
Speaker 12: I got away with it. I was seventeen.
Speaker 4: Despite the enormous amount of suspicious corrections that the teacher.
Speaker 2: Made, this teacher was drunk.
Speaker 6: Paper everywhere.
Speaker 12: It wasn't even the fancy liquid paper pen that we've
Speaker 12: got nowadays. It was that like shitty crusty stuff in
Speaker 12: the little pot.
Speaker 2: I remember that stuff. It was like the sort of
Speaker 2: thing you plaster a wall with, wasn't it? Do you remember?
Speaker 2: Rough on your hand? And you could if you held
Speaker 2: up to light you could still see what it was
Speaker 2: plastered under it.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, that's where the photocopied come in and stay for
Speaker 12: it together and a word to treat genius.
Speaker 6: Now, Madonna, did you have a good time in America?
Speaker 6: Most importantly I did.
Speaker 12: I was in Philadelphia and yeah, so I was there
Speaker 12: for a year and a half, like skin of my
Speaker 12: visa f another six months.
Speaker 7: You want to come home?
Speaker 2: Now? Did you do that legitimately or did you fake
Speaker 2: that visa.
Speaker 4: As well as before?
Speaker 2: Master fortune? All right, Madonna, have a nice weekend. Thanks
Speaker 2: you going the show.
Speaker 12: Mate, Thank you, Thank you by.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So a couple of days ago, Jack Posts recommended that
Speaker 2: I take my daughters to go and see books smart tonight.
Speaker 2: It's getting rave reviews. Everyone raving about it, and it
Speaker 2: was saying it's another it's a really great original coming
Speaker 2: of age movies. And I love those teenage coming of
Speaker 2: age movies. For me growing up in the eighties, it
Speaker 2: was John Hughes gave us those are pretty and pink
Speaker 2: sixteen candles, really smart coming of age movies, and the
Speaker 2: nineties you had stuff like ten Things I Hate About
Speaker 2: You and I was the one Varsity Blues. In the
Speaker 2: naughties you had Super Bad and everyone's say now books
Speaker 2: smart is the now one. I then had a quick
Speaker 2: look yesterday just to check if it was appropriate for
Speaker 2: a twelve year old and a fifteen year old. Bang
Speaker 2: straight away mature fifteen. What he knows, I've got a
Speaker 2: twelve year old. Then I read what a great movie
Speaker 2: is when you've got friends who are all sex obsessed
Speaker 2: and horny. Those kids don't want that weather old man
Speaker 2: on a Friday night. They really don't want that experience.
Speaker 4: I thought, I kind of see you and Sarah as
Speaker 4: these cool parents who let their kids watch whatever they
Speaker 4: want and.
Speaker 2: Then reason you can't run it like that. He's so,
Speaker 2: I mean, I really want to go and see the
Speaker 2: movie myself now, because the all the.
Speaker 4: Viewers you'll love it. No you'll love it. It's not
Speaker 4: just for kids and teenagers. It's an awesome, funny film.
Speaker 2: And also long over dudes were coming of it movie
Speaker 2: written from the female perspective. Yeah, but then getting on
Speaker 2: one now too. But most of them are all the
Speaker 2: ones I've talked about. They're written about young teenage boys.
Speaker 2: It's like girls need those movies too, and the family
Speaker 2: book Smart is a great one for them. So I
Speaker 2: really want to go and see that. And my kids
Speaker 2: should be watching those kind of movies. Yeah, positive and
Speaker 2: sex positive and not about shaming.
Speaker 6: But well of them is twelve.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, that is a bit young. Yes, And it's
Speaker 4: just because your girls are so mature. Commendations, they're so
Speaker 4: mature and they conduct themselves like adults. Is probably where
Speaker 4: I went wrong.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you for trying to weely way out of it.
Speaker 2: And what I'm going to tell them is, I do
Speaker 2: I am aware that there's a craft fair on this
Speaker 2: weekend and a quilting fair, so I think I'm going
Speaker 2: to head in there this weekend on Friday night. Those
Speaker 2: kids need to appreciate the joy of embroidery and point
Speaker 2: work and needle work and cruche.
Speaker 4: Would you ever see a film say you went to
Speaker 4: book smart on your own this afternoon and then give
Speaker 4: the all clear and go, hey, that is they will
Speaker 4: be able to digest.
Speaker 2: This absolutely, Yeah, the kind of scan of it and
Speaker 2: stuff like that.
Speaker 3: What about Puberty Blues? What a great Australian book turned
Speaker 3: film I've not seen. Oh, you've got to say that.
Speaker 2: I thought you meant it. You thought it was a phase.
Speaker 3: You and Sarah have a look at that and see
Speaker 3: what you think.
Speaker 2: We talk about this now, what about puberty?
Speaker 6: We need to sit down. Have you got puberty blues?
Speaker 4: From what I remember of puberty blues, they were always
Speaker 4: shagging in the back of that V W Van. Wow,
Speaker 4: that's not a good thing.
Speaker 1: More.
Speaker 2: You're trying to force upon my impressionable young pommy daughters,
Speaker 2: corrupt their little imaginative minds. There were those movies, though,
Speaker 2: that we were exposed to wrong choice of words, that
Speaker 2: we were showing, or that we saw that we shouldn't
Speaker 2: have done at a far too young age, won't we?
Speaker 2: I mean, I think when I was growing up, it
Speaker 2: wouldn't pay that your parents cared about what movies you saw.
Speaker 2: There was no kind of It wasn't as filter as
Speaker 2: it is now where you worry a lot about what
Speaker 2: they're being exposed to and what they're seeing and stuff
Speaker 2: like that. You must have seen movies illegally or sneaking
Speaker 2: into cinema's pants that you were way too young to see.
Speaker 3: We've got the video once. All my older brothers got
Speaker 3: the video of Midnight Express. That's quite full on.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but there's that one scene, Yeah, isn't it when.
Speaker 3: He's visiting his girlfriend in the prison. Yeah, I was
Speaker 3: about fifteen. Probably shouldn't have seen it.
Speaker 6: No, there's no.
Speaker 2: Way, no way. But don't you remember the power of
Speaker 2: those movies when you've seen them, you're like, it's like,
Speaker 2: you shouldn't have seen it. There's an illicitness to him. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I remember my dad sitting down with us to watch
Speaker 4: something that was like The Invisible Man, but probably not
Speaker 4: the famous Invisible Man. But it was about this kid
Speaker 4: who was invisible and he went into the change rooms
Speaker 4: of he was at high school, and he went into
Speaker 4: the girls change rooms and they were all naked, and
Speaker 4: I think my dad started perving on them.
Speaker 6: This is great.
Speaker 4: Wind that he turned it off because he didn't realize
Speaker 4: that kind of scene was Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on I met your old man. He loves
Speaker 2: those late night European SBS skin flicks. All right, give
Speaker 2: us a call this morning. Nine one four one o
Speaker 2: four three. You were too young? What movies should you
Speaker 2: not have seen?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So what movie were you? Definitely too young? You should
Speaker 2: not have seen it? Nine four one four one oh
Speaker 2: four three. Christian, we took our young kids to see
Speaker 2: The Kingsman, thinking it was a funny spy movie. Wrong. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm the same. I downloaded it to watch with the kids.
Speaker 2: Stopped after ten minutes when there's a really crude joke
Speaker 2: about a certain act, and I was like, what that's
Speaker 2: not in the trayer the kids, I don't think we
Speaker 2: should be watching. I went yet. I know, Christian RoboCop
Speaker 2: for me movie I shouldn't have seen A man literally
Speaker 2: dissolved into acid. I was twelve and it really traumatized me.
Speaker 2: Christian I was fifteen and I found a DVD one
Speaker 2: night in Paris.
Speaker 4: Is that the Paris Hilton One?
Speaker 2: I don't think so, Daniel. A Christian movie I shouldn't
Speaker 2: have watched when I was young was Caligular. I watched
Speaker 2: it when mum went out. Well, Caligular is basically how
Speaker 2: can I say this on the radio? A room about
Speaker 2: what the Romans used to like to do when they partied.
Speaker 2: It was very much I have free for all. Can
Speaker 2: we just leave it there, Let's go to Haley.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Haley, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 15: Hey you going?
Speaker 6: I'm good mate. I hope you've had a good week.
Speaker 2: Hailey.
Speaker 6: What was a movie that you shouldn't have seen?
Speaker 12: Ah?
Speaker 15: So, my dad wanted to spend some quality time with
Speaker 15: his two kids back in the day.
Speaker 12: I was trying.
Speaker 15: My brother was Tanny brought one of my brother's ten
Speaker 15: year old friends along as well to a double feature.
Speaker 15: The first movie was Mister and Missus Smith with Brad Pittman.
Speaker 12: Good Yeah, Classic, What's the Fun?
Speaker 15: Had a ten minute break, got some more popcorn and
Speaker 15: in Amityville Horror was the second one. We were so traumatized.
Speaker 15: I have a very distinct memory of looking over at
Speaker 15: my brother and his friend with their little hoodies, called
Speaker 15: up and.
Speaker 2: Stop.
Speaker 15: It was so scary.
Speaker 7: We were.
Speaker 15: We enjoyed horror films, but that was the next.
Speaker 12: Level we were.
Speaker 15: Now it's too much waterfied Yeah, it was a big
Speaker 15: jump up from like Jeepers, Creepers the were Wolves in
Speaker 15: London that we'd seen before.
Speaker 2: And also you don't get double bills anymore. Do a
Speaker 2: double bill where you could see two movies back to back.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it was great. It was just a local cinema
Speaker 15: and it was a good noubt until that started and
Speaker 15: we couldn't sleep for months.
Speaker 2: All right, Haiti, thank you very much this story mate,
Speaker 2: have a good weekend.
Speaker 15: Thank you you too.
Speaker 6: By guys cheers.
Speaker 2: Let's get a Stewart on. Good morning Stewart, good morning
Speaker 2: are you? Yeah, we're good, welcome to the show. Thanks
Speaker 2: for cooling and what movie should you definitely not have seen?
Speaker 9: So my wife was overseas and I thought i'd be
Speaker 9: father of the year. I took the kids off to
Speaker 9: see ted thinking it was like Teddy Bear six and
Speaker 9: eight year old. The first scene comes up smoking a
Speaker 9: bong and the cinema.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so this is the Seth mcfarllen film. That is
Speaker 4: the guy who made Family Guy.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, there's no way classic. The worst part
Speaker 9: about it my son gets home and he was about six.
Speaker 9: He speaks to mum because she was overseas. She rings,
Speaker 9: that nighthouse everything. Dad took us to.
Speaker 7: The movies and what'd you see? You're Ted?
Speaker 9: Oh great, no worries. Mum watched Ted on the way
Speaker 9: home overseas on the aeroplane said.
Speaker 2: The scene he's having a bomb is.
Speaker 5: Yet the very first scene.
Speaker 2: I was going, oh my god, what have my dam So?
Speaker 2: What did you? Did? You pick them up and run
Speaker 2: out the cinema as quick as you coutely there was
Speaker 2: it was fall because this is swearing and everything else.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's just yeah, it was. It wasn't good when
Speaker 9: I picked up the wife.
Speaker 7: I can assure you.
Speaker 2: All right, Stuart, thank you very much. You cool for yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, we're again. So many of these who carry
Speaker 2: them on after eight nine one o four three movies.
Speaker 6: You should not have seen the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: You're quite right. Your back catalog, your extensive nolise or
Speaker 2: back catalog of Paris Hilton online movies.
Speaker 4: I just took a wild guess.
Speaker 2: It's the only time your movie knowledge has him. Bang
Speaker 2: on is about that dodgy thing that Paris Hilton got
Speaker 2: involved in. Shame on you, Jack Boast quite a few
Speaker 2: people calling the station shame on them and going Jack's right.
Speaker 2: That was one night in Paris. Was the Paris Hilton,
Speaker 2: also the name Paris Hilton. When was the last time
Speaker 2: many of us said Paris Hilton? She was like the
Speaker 2: kind of original Kardashian, wasn't she? There was? It was
Speaker 2: literally never a day went by when you didn't hear
Speaker 2: about the ongoing drama there was Parising. What's she up
Speaker 2: to now?
Speaker 4: She released a single, remember she had her own song,
Speaker 4: and then she drifted away after that.
Speaker 2: How many years ago do you think she was at peak?
Speaker 4: She came, well at her peak. She came out for
Speaker 4: the spring racing cart. You know how we bring a
Speaker 4: star out every year. We brought out Paris Hilton and
Speaker 4: she actually had a fleeing with one of our Australian
Speaker 4: idol contesters.
Speaker 2: Of course, I have to say with one of the
Speaker 2: fuzzy plays, I can imagine it now. All right, So
Speaker 2: we're gonna take some more calls about movies that you
Speaker 2: should not have seen. You know, when you're too young,
Speaker 2: you shouldn't have seen a certain movie. Jack wouls recommend
Speaker 2: that I take my twelve year old daughter to see
Speaker 2: books smart today. Just reading up on it, I've seen
Speaker 2: that there's a drug experience where one of them has
Speaker 2: a hallucinaritory trip as well.
Speaker 6: Jack, you forgot to tell.
Speaker 4: Me about Yes, sorry, I no longer when I recall
Speaker 4: the movie, I don't recommend it for a twelve year old,
Speaker 4: but the fifteen year old may be old enough.
Speaker 6: Okay, I tell the twelve year old to just close
Speaker 6: our eyes for an hour and a half.
Speaker 2: Katrina, Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 12: How are you.
Speaker 6: I'm good.
Speaker 2: I hope you well, Katrina, thanks to calling the show.
Speaker 2: What was the movie that you shouldn't have seen?
Speaker 8: I was taken to see the World according to Garp
Speaker 8: with Robin Williams when I was about seven years old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's taking that movie. Yeah.
Speaker 11: So there's a particular adult scene in that movie that.
Speaker 12: Involves some people in the car.
Speaker 7: There's a bit of a car accident, ends up with
Speaker 7: a neck brace.
Speaker 10: So I'm sure you can remember that scene.
Speaker 2: Joining the docks.
Speaker 8: I can remember saying to my poor.
Speaker 11: Mother, mummy, what's happening and she's like, oh, oh, she's
Speaker 11: cutting his train out.
Speaker 15: And I will never.
Speaker 12: Ever forged it. My palm IM's not with us Aenil Moore,
Speaker 12: but I will never ever forget that page was horrified.
Speaker 2: It's a very quick say from your late great mum.
Speaker 6: I love that small woman indeed, all right, Katrina, lovely story.
Speaker 6: Don't you kill me?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 6: Right, thank you, nice weekend, Brett, Good.
Speaker 2: Morning, good morning.
Speaker 10: Are you doing, Christian?
Speaker 2: I'm good, buddy. And what was the movie for you?
Speaker 10: Okay? It was my brother. He had a sweepover with
Speaker 10: one of his mates and he was in year eight,
Speaker 10: he was in year nine. I was in year seven,
Speaker 10: and we went down to local blockbuster, got some movies,
Speaker 10: but Dad had to obviously pay for them and everything
Speaker 10: like that, and my brother recommended Boogie Knights. He explained
Speaker 10: it as a night club movie, nightclubs and things. So
Speaker 10: Dad rented it none the officer and when you put
Speaker 10: it on it definitely wasn't about nightclubs so much more.
Speaker 2: Diggler and what a movie that was.
Speaker 7: That was a great movie.
Speaker 2: Yeah, great Snippert Reynolds and Mark Wolburg really really goat movie.
Speaker 2: All right, Brett, thank you very much, good one, Thanks mate,
Speaker 2: have a good weekend. Rod.
Speaker 14: Good Christian, how are you mate, I'm good.
Speaker 2: Right, Welcome to the show. Rod.
Speaker 6: What was the movie that you shouldn't have seen.
Speaker 14: Yeah, many years ago my parents went to the holiday at
Speaker 14: the Gold Coast and one of my mates that bought
Speaker 14: the old VHS video around and I said, you'll enjoy
Speaker 14: this is the Gangs of the movie and it was
Speaker 14: scar Boats.
Speaker 2: Finally, I mean there's a chainsaw scene. There's so much.
Speaker 2: It's really bad that movie. It's a great movie, but
Speaker 2: it is so full on and the.
Speaker 14: Thing is yearsy on the track. I ended up working
Speaker 14: as a tree whopper with the mate, and every time
Speaker 14: he brought the chains and a the back of the
Speaker 14: you don't getting flashed back.
Speaker 2: Thankfully. That was the only thing he took away from
Speaker 2: the movie. When you said years later, I thought you
Speaker 2: said years later. I became a big cokecad had more
Speaker 2: than because you're Australian, a rod.
Speaker 6: Have a good weekend. Thanks your story mate.
Speaker 14: Oh thanks Christian.
Speaker 1: Bye The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point.
Speaker 2: Three Christian movie I shouldn't have seen? Late seventies trilogy
Speaker 2: of Terror Adult Came to Life? Was it any any
Speaker 2: movie that a dog comes to life? Chucky? That little
Speaker 2: thing nightmares for years? Leave it now? Doll came to
Speaker 2: a life chasing the owner with a knife. I was eight.
Speaker 2: How did any of us survive the eighties? It's still America?
Speaker 2: I think? All right, it's time now for knock off Friday.
Speaker 2: The most of one question you get asked on a Friday,
Speaker 2: and you ask you what colleagues anybody's is simply what
Speaker 2: time are you knocking off today? It's the official start
Speaker 2: to our weekend. It's all about when are you knocking
Speaker 2: off today? Very simple to jump on board. You simply
Speaker 2: tell us what time you are knocking off today. God
Speaker 2: will tell us what you' knocking off to go and do.
Speaker 2: But most importantly, what time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 2: It is time for knockoff Friday nine four one four,
Speaker 2: one oh four to three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: The biggest most warman question on a Friday is simply
Speaker 2: what time are you knocking off? So every Friday on
Speaker 2: the show we could a knockoff Friday. You just call
Speaker 2: us up and you tell us what time you're knocking off.
Speaker 2: All right, there's a chat and see what time you're
Speaker 2: knocking off today?
Speaker 6: ANGELA good morning.
Speaker 8: Hi, Christian, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good, Angela? Are you will?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 12: Great?
Speaker 6: Now, Angela, what time are you knocking off?
Speaker 8: I'm knocking off at one pm today and I'm asked
Speaker 8: to the MCG to watch my tigers pay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, what a massive game. Eighty thousand people
Speaker 2: down at the g tonight. And you think the die,
Speaker 2: you think the Pies can beat the you think the
Speaker 2: Tigers give beat the Pies.
Speaker 8: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: You opened that revolt and Clancy sorry what's his name?
Speaker 2: What's that?
Speaker 6: Young Tom Lynch can play well today?
Speaker 8: Yep, our twin Towers they're going to go well. And yeah,
Speaker 8: he's hoping we can take home the full points.
Speaker 2: I know the last couple of weeks Tigers have just
Speaker 2: sort of woken up again. You'll be getting better and better.
Speaker 8: Absolutely the sleeping giant we're calling us.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, okay, all right, well listen, enjoy the
Speaker 2: game tonight, Angela.
Speaker 8: Thank you so much, have a great weekend.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much. All right, let's go to Sam.
Speaker 2: Sam.
Speaker 6: What time you knocking off today?
Speaker 8: Christian?
Speaker 12: How are you doing?
Speaker 6: I'm good, Sam, really good.
Speaker 2: Sam.
Speaker 6: It says that you've knocked off already and you're in
Speaker 6: the pub. I wish knocking off today, Sam.
Speaker 12: I'm knocking off at one thirty today.
Speaker 2: One thirty? How come? So what's what's as bad as
Speaker 2: my hours?
Speaker 8: I'm just work in a little coffee shop and that's
Speaker 8: when I end at one thirty.
Speaker 2: Okay, because I know some Melbourne coffee shops. I just
Speaker 2: close up on three or two o'clock working day mail.
Speaker 6: All right, but listen, you have a great weekend.
Speaker 10: Yeah you too?
Speaker 2: All right Sam, Sam conducts all conversations like that, everybody.
Speaker 6: Let's going to carry coome On and Kerry Born.
Speaker 5: In Christian Hey you gang, happy.
Speaker 2: Frye happy fry And what time you knocking off? Oh?
Speaker 5: I'm not till five thirty.
Speaker 6: That's not good as you've got a whole day to
Speaker 6: get through.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, have a great weekend, carry you too,
Speaker 2: Thank you? All right, Let's go to Glenn coome On
Speaker 2: and Glen Good.
Speaker 5: Hey, how are we?
Speaker 2: I'm good Glenn. You're a truck driver in Cramwell. What
Speaker 2: time are you knocking off?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I should hopefully get home by about six thirty to
Speaker 8: night for a twelve hour day.
Speaker 2: Andy, are you're a big Tigers fan as well?
Speaker 8: I'm not a Tigers fan, but I do drag for
Speaker 8: them whenever they're playing a time that I don't like.
Speaker 2: Let's telling me about the pies, isn't there? Absolutely absolutely
Speaker 2: sorry Eddie? All right, Glenn, nice one, have a ereat weekend. Enjoy,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Let's got a Susan before we
Speaker 2: get on the news. We've got time for you, Susan.
Speaker 2: What time are you knocking off? Mate? Hi?
Speaker 12: Christian?
Speaker 11: I finish at four o'clock today.
Speaker 6: Four o'clock and what are you up to?
Speaker 2: You're going to go and get a drink or you're
Speaker 2: doing something great tonight, hope, Well.
Speaker 12: Go get a drink at the local RSEL get in and.
Speaker 6: While they got down to the RSL tonight, what to
Speaker 6: wait you?
Speaker 12: They have meat tray raffels. You can win twenty slabs.
Speaker 4: If you're lucky, twenty slas.
Speaker 2: You've got to get the jaker can Yeah, and you
Speaker 2: get twenty He slams of beer.
Speaker 12: That's it the maximum? But could we need you pick
Speaker 12: the jacob.
Speaker 2: Just that RSL is a so what we're doing super
Speaker 2: sizonally up to twenty t I can't compete with a
Speaker 2: meat rapperent. If we said we're going to have it
Speaker 2: the twenty slabs of beer. That's how we're going to
Speaker 2: get to number one in this city.
Speaker 4: Twenty then we would really see the phone melting that Well,
Speaker 4: that's it.
Speaker 2: I'm going to have to speak to the boss about this, Susan.
Speaker 2: This has been a very interesting phone call. Susan, have
Speaker 2: a great weekend. Good luck in the meat Raffle tonight.
Speaker 12: I will thank you you enjoy your weekend as well.
Speaker 2: I thank you. I well with sadly go nowhere near
Speaker 2: meat Raffle. Do you think we should have a night
Speaker 2: one night will we give away? We should we host
Speaker 2: a meet Raffle listener Meat Raffle The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So I've been saying all week Aha and Rick Astley,
Speaker 2: your headline is next year at are Down the Green
Speaker 2: out at Rochford Wines February the twenty second and Margaret
Speaker 2: Court Arena on the twenty third. Tickets gone south today
Speaker 2: and very lucky now to be joined live from the
Speaker 2: UK two. One of the stars of the eighties still
Speaker 2: touring the world now suning brilliant Rick Astley, Hello.
Speaker 7: Rick, Hi, Christian, how are you doing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm good. Listen, Rick, thank you very much for
Speaker 2: freeing up some time. I know it's late in the
Speaker 2: evening in England.
Speaker 7: O worries pleasure see.
Speaker 2: Come into Australia, which is great news. Hopefully we can
Speaker 2: persuade you do a few more shows while you're out here.
Speaker 6: You must be excited. I mean, have you gigked here before.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've been to Australia a number of times, obviously
Speaker 7: back in the day, and yeah, I really really enjoy it.
Speaker 7: I think there's a sense of human thing you must
Speaker 7: be finding that. You know, there's a connection that we
Speaker 7: can all have. We all watched a lot of the
Speaker 7: same TV shows and stuff, and I just think there's
Speaker 7: a bit of banter that you can have with an
Speaker 7: audience that doesn't just speak English, because obviously they speak
Speaker 7: English in America as well, but it's a different thing
Speaker 7: with Australia. There is a different thing. There's a feeling
Speaker 7: that we have and a connection, I think. So that
Speaker 7: is one of the amazing things with what I'm still
Speaker 7: doing in my fifties now, and that is getting to
Speaker 7: places in the world that I never thought i'd see again. Really,
Speaker 7: other than possibly on a family holiday or something during
Speaker 7: me and I'm actually I'm going there to sing my
Speaker 7: old tunes and maybe a couple of new ones. So
Speaker 7: it's pretty crazy with me, do you know.
Speaker 2: I think you know, we've had Bohemian Rhapsody, You've got
Speaker 2: Elton John rocket Man movie next year, Rick Astley, the
Speaker 2: movie that wasn't response to us.
Speaker 7: After Rick, I'll tell you what, Yeah, it'd be about
Speaker 7: twenty four minute movies where we left. Short film is
Speaker 7: a short film, No, I mean, listen, I had a
Speaker 7: great time back in the day when it was all happening,
Speaker 7: and then I kind of, you know, I quit while
Speaker 7: agoing was good and well, well, I think I was
Speaker 7: kind of ahead and before people kind of, you know,
Speaker 7: threw me out the back door. I walked out the
Speaker 7: back door kind of thing, and I stopped throughout fifteen years.
Speaker 7: And I think that's one of the reasons that I
Speaker 7: have a healthy attitude about doing it now. I'm not
Speaker 7: afraid of the word nostalgia, and I'm not afraid of
Speaker 7: singing my old songs and hanging on to that and everything,
Speaker 7: because at the end of the day, I'm still here
Speaker 7: doing it and enjoying it. And so therefore that equation
Speaker 7: works for me, do you know what I mean? But no,
Speaker 7: I don't think people have been making movies about me
Speaker 7: in particular. I wouldn't have thought maybe there's a stockaching
Speaker 7: Waterman movie. I'll tell you that that'd be interesting. Yeah, true,
Speaker 7: the script editors on that.
Speaker 2: I tell me this. A lot of the bands and
Speaker 2: artists in the eighties sometimes there were these kind of
Speaker 2: petty small rivalries. There was one between you two and
Speaker 2: Simple Minds. Did you have any little rivalries going on
Speaker 2: between the anybody else in the eighties? Why? What?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 15: What?
Speaker 2: What started that?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 2: I'm joking.
Speaker 7: I'm joking because I'm going to be doing some gigs
Speaker 7: in Australia with them. No, I'm not like, to be honest,
Speaker 7: I never had a fall out with anybody. I'm just
Speaker 7: not like kind of a guide, do you know what
Speaker 7: I mean? It would take a lot to kind of
Speaker 7: rumble me, I think and get me on the wrong
Speaker 7: side of somebody, because I'm just you know, I don't.
Speaker 7: Don't get me wrong, I'm not. I don't. I don't
Speaker 7: go around trying to be everyone's best friend. But I don't.
Speaker 7: I think I'm quite easy to get along with. I
Speaker 7: think so I don't really I can't give you any
Speaker 7: gossip there. I can make some stuff up if.
Speaker 6: You like, you know what I mean, that'd be great,
Speaker 6: thank you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, then we can get it on the internet and
Speaker 2: you can sell a few more tickets. Yeah. Listen, I've
Speaker 2: got a challenge for you when you when you're over,
Speaker 2: I'd love you to come in on the show. And
Speaker 2: I've seen you live a couple of times and i'd
Speaker 2: love you to do this challenge. Though I see myself
Speaker 2: as the real reason I moved to Australia was to
Speaker 2: spread the word about Rick Astley, and I'm part of
Speaker 2: your advance party. What I'd like for you is if
Speaker 2: if you would come in on the show, would you
Speaker 2: sing a song live for us?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Of course, oh yeah, no from great Absolutely.
Speaker 6: There's another part of this question.
Speaker 2: I'm going to give you a choice of three classic
Speaker 2: TV theme tunes over the next couple of months. I'd
Speaker 2: like you.
Speaker 6: I'll give you the choice, Rick.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you can either do come in and sing
Speaker 2: the Flintstones all the theme tune, Sesame street Man, That's
Speaker 2: a cracker all this one now, this is the story
Speaker 2: all about it. I've got upside down and yeah.
Speaker 7: I couldn't. I couldn't do I couldn't do that.
Speaker 2: Throwing that one out flint Stones or Sesame Street?
Speaker 7: What are you going to do Sesame Street? I think
Speaker 7: I think the Sesame Street thing was just way cool.
Speaker 7: I think it was really it had a really good
Speaker 7: groove to that. So yeah, it has to be Sesame Street.
Speaker 2: Have we got a deal? Yeah right, yeah, of course
Speaker 2: I'll do my bit. Now I'll start shifting tickets. I'm
Speaker 2: going to go on the streets one of those big
Speaker 2: sandwich boards. Cassley is coming Rick lovely to talk to you.
Speaker 6: We'll see you, Yeah, cheers, I'll see you soon.
Speaker 2: All right, thanks very bye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 2: Before I go into this email, I need to share
Speaker 2: with you guys. First of all, I Jack and Pats,
Speaker 2: so you're both a huge thanks for your help yesterday.
Speaker 3: Doing what I know you really did you know?
Speaker 2: Yesterday I was asking an opinion. I said, I wasn't
Speaker 2: very happy We've got to get a new TV. But
Speaker 2: my wife differs from me that I think the TV
Speaker 2: is the star of any room and all the furnitures
Speaker 2: should be arranged to worship the TV. My wife doesn't
Speaker 2: see it like that, and she researched and found something,
Speaker 2: in my opinion, terrible that there was a TV. But
Speaker 2: it looks like it's a piece of art or a
Speaker 2: large photo and you unclip the front of it, what's
Speaker 2: behind it?
Speaker 4: It's a TV, But I don't think that's how it works.
Speaker 4: I think it displays a picture on the screen.
Speaker 2: I may not have all the facts, but in my heart,
Speaker 2: I mean, I want to watch.
Speaker 6: Forged in the Fire, oh Colombo.
Speaker 2: But so three in the afternoon, I could unclip some
Speaker 2: fake so people are going to go in and go.
Speaker 6: He's got a money UFC.
Speaker 2: So anyway, yesterday I go home and it's the day
Speaker 2: that were meant to go and buy this thing. And
Speaker 2: I'm in a real grum and I go, look, okay,
Speaker 2: I know you want to do this. I think we
Speaker 2: just get a TV and we're overthinking it. And I
Speaker 2: also said I said that I asked Pats and Jack
Speaker 2: and and she actually defers, she thinks you're the more
Speaker 2: intelligent ones on the show. Was actually interested to say, well,
Speaker 2: you know, to know what they thought. Sad Chack was
Speaker 2: the same as me. It's a terrible idea, and she goes, yeah,
Speaker 2: but your boys exactly sexist. And then she goes, what
Speaker 2: the pats think, Perhaps I'm afraid to so I, like
Speaker 2: Pat said, it's really sort of, you know, a bit naff.
Speaker 4: Excuse me.
Speaker 2: People will think you're like snobby kind of.
Speaker 3: You know, did not define me. It's a beautiful Sarah.
Speaker 2: And she was like, oh really, I went, yeah, and
Speaker 2: there's quite a few texts coming in and stuff like,
Speaker 2: you know, I don't think it will do the show.
Speaker 2: Any favors of this got out, and you know, people
Speaker 2: think us pommies are a bit sort of pretentious. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we live in Hampton. You know, it's your I know
Speaker 2: what you got to do with the women with women.
Speaker 2: As you just sprinkle a little bit down in that brain,
Speaker 2: it goes into that kind of optimizer overdrive.
Speaker 6: And she goes, oh god, maybe we should just get
Speaker 6: a TV.
Speaker 3: I went, it's your decision, a reverse psychology.
Speaker 2: I walked away, left the old you're comes back an
Speaker 2: hour later. Yeah, do you know what now? You mentioned
Speaker 2: I've been chatting to a couple of friends of mine
Speaker 2: and there's she can never give me the win, give
Speaker 2: me the win, but I just want to thank you guys.
Speaker 6: I guess when I went and brought yesterday.
Speaker 4: Normal TV TV.
Speaker 2: It's not a moda, it's a glorious, beautiful, shiny TV. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so excited. So I just want to say thanks. That's
Speaker 2: all guys. We haven't got time for the email now.
Speaker 1: O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 6: All right, today's that work time waster. You just heard
Speaker 6: us chatting to Rick Asley.
Speaker 2: Let's not forget that Rick has agreed on this show
Speaker 2: just twenty minutes ago that he will come in when
Speaker 2: he's here the next year in February to do down
Speaker 2: the Green with Aha, that he's going to sing his
Speaker 2: Rick Assi's version of Sesame Street.
Speaker 4: Now do we know is he going to do a
Speaker 4: backing track or does he bring in a guitar or keyboard?
Speaker 4: What does he play?
Speaker 2: Well? When I'm sitting back on the reck Alive, it's
Speaker 2: mainly ricking a microphone with other people doing all of that.
Speaker 6: And he's got a big, powerful soul voice.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Bringing the band then, I reckon, bring a full band?
Speaker 2: Can we call up? Do you know anyone that the
Speaker 2: Melbourne Philharmonic Orchestra. I don't. Well, we don't worry. It's
Speaker 2: not until February. That's so we've got time to make
Speaker 2: all this happen. So we give you a pair of tickets.
Speaker 2: Tickets are on sale right now. We'll give you a
Speaker 2: pair as well. Today's at work time, waster is well?
Speaker 2: All this talk about the eighties and Rick Astley and
Speaker 2: Naha ruin an eighties song, I've got You're not welcome
Speaker 2: to the jungle ever strong start agreed, it's actually good,
Speaker 2: thank you patronizing good, I'm pretty in pink I that's
Speaker 2: good too. Hit me with your pet shark. We built
Speaker 2: this website on WordPress.
Speaker 4: That's good.
Speaker 6: Sweet, dreams are made of fish.
Speaker 2: When dogs cry, I think when dogs cry is sadder
Speaker 2: no disrespects r Ip Prince than when doves cry.
Speaker 6: Can't rery my handwriting on this. It must be terrible.
Speaker 2: Raspberry b day and someone's had an accident, and sweet
Speaker 2: the child isn't mine?
Speaker 4: Oh all right?
Speaker 2: What have you got Jackie boy for Ruin an eighties
Speaker 2: song mine it's sadly all what you would call boy him?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I was spoken to you before. Okay, come
Speaker 2: on then love sack all right, triple emster I rolled up, then.
Speaker 4: Total eclipse of the fart. Come on now this one
Speaker 4: I do like blistering the bum. That's funny.
Speaker 2: Thanks for Sam Newman for bringing on his jokes from
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty two. All right, text to your horse oh
Speaker 2: four seven five three one oh four three ruin an
Speaker 2: eighty song The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 6: Not easily offended, but I'm telling it out.
Speaker 2: Every once in a while a text will come through
Speaker 2: that is not broadcastable, but it's so rude and actually
Speaker 2: takes this DJ's breath away. Harry, I'm talking to you now.
Speaker 4: There will be no time waster for anybody because of that.
Speaker 2: Harry, You're gonna have to stay late, all right.
Speaker 6: So today's that word.
Speaker 2: Time waster is ruin an eighties song Sadly Jason and
Speaker 2: North Melbourne is following on the toilet humor that Jack
Speaker 2: broke out earlier, owner of a lonely fart.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's great, Gold, No.
Speaker 2: It is not gold, only encouraged that not another day
Speaker 2: in paradise.
Speaker 4: That's clever, that's all right. Silver.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on, that's smart, that's smart. You can't you're
Speaker 2: going to reward owner of a lonely.
Speaker 4: Fart hard because I can hear the lyric like owner
Speaker 4: of a lonely.
Speaker 2: Far thing twice not another day. And there you go.
Speaker 6: Everybody wants to ruin the world.
Speaker 4: Silver Plus.
Speaker 6: That's actually very profound.
Speaker 2: You think about the line of Boris Trumpy sty of
Speaker 2: the tiger.
Speaker 4: Sivil Plus crystals wear enough over there, grip the creativity, so.
Speaker 6: Express post yourself.
Speaker 4: Don't get it, Bronze, you.
Speaker 2: Know, express yourself, Madonna, express post you.
Speaker 4: It's all right.
Speaker 2: They can't get the lyric everyone, and all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: I want to dance with nobody. Silver Plus love snack baby, love.
Speaker 4: Snack, Gold for the enthusiasm put into the performance.
Speaker 2: Hit me with your best pot Gold pimple rain plus
Speaker 2: Farmer Chameleon.
Speaker 4: That's a gold.
Speaker 2: I don't need you tonight. Bronze, every bread you bake
Speaker 2: for some reason, funny Gold. I should be so unlucky, Bronze.
Speaker 2: And I've been staring at this.
Speaker 6: I don't know whether it's my Friday brain.
Speaker 2: Pebble, pebble rebel. I got it now, Anthony, Well.
Speaker 4: Pebble pebble, not that funny Silver?
Speaker 2: Who is who is getting the who is getting the
Speaker 2: shorness just sent another filthy one that almost road out there? Bye?
Speaker 2: Have you seen that top of the top one for
Speaker 2: Laura Brannigan?
Speaker 4: No, you can't say that.
Speaker 6: No, who's getting the tickets are down the green Now?
Speaker 4: I just gave on gold plus and I forgot what
Speaker 4: it was.
Speaker 3: It was the flatulence one you like?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, there was a better one than
Speaker 2: not Another day in Paradise.
Speaker 1: Well that the Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three team.
Speaker 6: What are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 2: Patsy? What are you going?
Speaker 3: We have family coming for lunch tomorrow. They're driving four hours,
Speaker 3: which will absolutely explode your brain.
Speaker 2: I can't believe you casually do this in a day
Speaker 2: for lunch. If we drove for four hours just to
Speaker 2: go for lunch, we'd have to stay for a couple
Speaker 2: of days to recharge the back before doing the shoes
Speaker 2: trek again.
Speaker 3: Four hours in Aubury up on the border with VIC
Speaker 3: and New South Wales. Oh wow, and we're going for
Speaker 3: young Chart.
Speaker 2: Oh lovely.
Speaker 3: They love young Chat so much and they haven't got
Speaker 3: good young Chart in the bush, so they're coming down
Speaker 3: so that'll be nice.
Speaker 2: And will they stay with you? Please? Don't tell me after.
Speaker 3: We're flying out to broom going on holiday. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So, oh, it's lovely, Jack. What are you up to?
Speaker 4: I've got date night this weekend and I'm actually going
Speaker 4: to replicate exactly the boys night that you and I
Speaker 4: had with producer Brad last Saturday night.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's right.
Speaker 4: I mean, we're going to the same establishments. I had
Speaker 4: so much fun last Suturday.
Speaker 2: I loved it. But the thing is, I want to
Speaker 2: go about that, but I want to go back with
Speaker 2: you guys hard.
Speaker 4: Is it a boys class?
Speaker 2: I don't think it is. I just think what you've
Speaker 2: now got a comparison. Well, and once you've been out
Speaker 2: with the heat that's me and old man Goo, it
Speaker 2: is once you've been once she's won for a legendary
Speaker 2: night out that went on into eleven thirty four. The
Speaker 2: radio is brackpack. I'll disuspect to me and because she's lovely,
Speaker 2: but it's hard for to jump into that crazy. What's
Speaker 2: going to happen next? Probably very little. We just have
Speaker 2: some more drinks.
Speaker 4: Well, I came home from the cocktail bar, which we
Speaker 4: all loved. And maybe it was the cocktails talking, but
Speaker 4: I promised her straight away that I would take her
Speaker 4: back there. I said, we had so much fun. And
Speaker 4: so this Saturday, we're going to do the fried chicken.
Speaker 2: Oh, I see you are going as well. You haven't
Speaker 2: seen each other for two weeks. You're going to treat
Speaker 2: the lovely lady to a fry chicken dinner in a fake.
Speaker 3: Plastic, nice big dinner chick.
Speaker 2: Honestly, it's nice, but you can't be taken out day
Speaker 2: night for fried chicken. Maybe if you're fifteen and it's
Speaker 2: your first game again and you got some pocket money, come.
Speaker 4: On, A date night can be casual. It's not like
Speaker 4: she's going to wear a ballgn just because it's date night.
Speaker 2: Oh, she can't go with that greasy old chicken. Well
Speaker 2: I want to do is I want you to rate
Speaker 2: and compare on Monday?
Speaker 4: Okay, how it was the boys version versus the date version?
Speaker 2: I want a report? Okay, all right now, don't want
Speaker 2: to go, don't ask me what I'm up too, Lovely.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three Gold one O four point three Christian O'Connor Reckford show,
Speaker 2: just leaving a little gap there for either of you
Speaker 2: to ask me what I'm up to this weekend.
Speaker 3: Nobody doing this weekend?
Speaker 2: Forget it, We're done. Have a great weekend, everybody. I
Speaker 2: hope you work with work colleagues that actually care about.
Speaker 4: No I do want to know, what are you doing
Speaker 4: telling you you don't care?
Speaker 2: What do you got?
Speaker 6: On today's show is Wake Up the Rods.
Speaker 2: You guys are back with me Monday morning, sixth But
Speaker 2: of course I'm back here tomorrow morning sharpish at seven
Speaker 2: am with the best of the not so bad bits
Speaker 2: on the show. Somehow they fitted a studio into my
Speaker 2: car because I'll also be driving my daughter to play footy.
Speaker 2: Thanks Coach Crawl for arranging a game at Wheelers Hill
Speaker 2: that I've got to be there for eight am from
Speaker 2: where I live in Hampton Here, it's about an hour's drive.
Speaker 2: I've got to get lowest there for eight That.
Speaker 4: Was the thing always about school sport and when I
Speaker 4: was a kid playing sports, the long drives you have
Speaker 4: to go to. Research is a place that I don't know.
Speaker 4: It used to be farmland. Maybe it's built up now,
Speaker 4: But when we played basketball, out there. My mom was like,
Speaker 4: oh God.
Speaker 2: It's crazy. I'm gonna have to get up about half
Speaker 2: six tomorrow morning. I keep saying, the kid try and
Speaker 2: be worse at sports. Won't get it, okay.
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