Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 1: The Christian o'connal Breakfast Show on Nolburn's Gold one oh
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Speaker 3: I know you laugh at us, pommies right about how
Speaker 3: we think it's a heat wave for eleven degrees.
Speaker 2: I am laughing at you. Look, how are we survived?
Speaker 2: Minus one? Will we make it to summer? Melbourne?
Speaker 3: It's minus one? Pat's going Yesterday's hot. It's the coldest
Speaker 3: day of the year. Today is the coldest.
Speaker 4: Day of the year.
Speaker 2: The ice age is here. I'm going to die out
Speaker 2: at the dinosaurs.
Speaker 4: I was going to call and see it's dangerous to continue.
Speaker 5: That's any given day for you.
Speaker 2: Jack.
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, Pats. It is great to be working back
Speaker 3: with my friend Pats.
Speaker 5: Coming on.
Speaker 2: No, no, nothing, my friend Pats. It was great. Wasn't
Speaker 2: great yesterday when all the team everyone works on the show,
Speaker 2: all of us want you drinks.
Speaker 3: Yesterday the ratings came out and I was there. I
Speaker 3: looked around, I was there with all my buddies. Hey,
Speaker 3: Producer BECs producer BECs.
Speaker 2: Wasn't it great yesterday.
Speaker 3: When all of us who work on the show and
Speaker 3: support each other united in this mission to make this
Speaker 3: brave new show.
Speaker 2: Wasn't great when we went to the pub yesterday, it
Speaker 2: was so much fun. It's like close friends. We were
Speaker 2: showing every single person that works on the show, Mister Magoo, Brian, Tommy, Banana's, Sophie, Pat.
Speaker 4: Smith fun to hang out with friends.
Speaker 2: It is this great, It's great. Oh you weren't there.
Speaker 4: That didn't make it.
Speaker 2: No, tell you what you suddenly remembered, suddenly remembered you
Speaker 2: had a big meeting with the a f L.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'm excited to announce that.
Speaker 2: He's the only one.
Speaker 3: He's the only one in Melbourne's got tickets and a
Speaker 3: pair from Gil.
Speaker 4: That'll be doing their Facebook live AFL show every Tuesday.
Speaker 2: It is great news that way, you suddenly remember that
Speaker 2: meeting there was I know you. There was no meeting.
Speaker 4: I've moved into that. Honestly, it's today. It's today.
Speaker 2: There was no meeting yesterday, No, there was. He looked away.
Speaker 2: Let me in. The wasn't a meeting yesterday?
Speaker 4: At once upon a time.
Speaker 3: New name for Jacket's the Jackstabora Everyone, Christian and the
Speaker 3: Jack Stabber in the morning.
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Speaker 3: Today we did manage to find a choir, not we
Speaker 3: actually you we have a choir last night actually recorded
Speaker 3: at the chorus for our song for Melbourne. You can
Speaker 3: hear that in the next hour or so. We'll also
Speaker 3: be talking about your midweek scores. And we've got more
Speaker 3: tickets you to go and see Red Hot Summer Live
Speaker 3: at eight thirty this morning. And I've got an idea.
Speaker 3: I've had this for a couple of days. It's to
Speaker 3: do with the Grand Final. Very excited is my first
Speaker 3: ever Grand Final on the new show New Life here
Speaker 3: in Melbourne. But just after eight o'clock all say it
Speaker 3: is a big ask. It is a huge, big ass.
Speaker 3: What this idea is. It's not a normal idea to
Speaker 3: do with the grand fight?
Speaker 4: Is it a big ask of the station or a
Speaker 4: big ask of the listeners?
Speaker 2: Everyone and the city and radio and the weather.
Speaker 3: It's minus one thousands, the antennae is frozen.
Speaker 2: They're even hearing our words right now.
Speaker 3: So one of you sent this to me yesterday and
Speaker 3: I thought we could have a bit fun with this
Speaker 3: to find our rap name. And obviously here on Gold
Speaker 3: no bigger rap station in Australia than us, we are
Speaker 3: wrapped one. I four point three to a lot of
Speaker 3: people to find your rap name. It's young and then
Speaker 3: the last thing you paid money for young, and then
Speaker 3: the last thing you paid money.
Speaker 2: For for me? I am Young Bottle of Sheererers on
Speaker 2: Special Thank you b WS acually BWS like a rap outfit.
Speaker 3: It's BWS. So I'm Young Bottle of Sheerers on special PATS.
Speaker 2: Who are you? What's your rap name?
Speaker 5: I'm Young lamb Chop.
Speaker 2: See that's a good rap name, Young Lamb Chops sounds
Speaker 2: like a badass Jack. What are you?
Speaker 4: Young red Roster?
Speaker 2: But Jack, that feels like you. You are a young
Speaker 2: red Rooster.
Speaker 4: We should do over the next the next break, we
Speaker 4: should get the start of a track, you know, on
Speaker 4: a rap track.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 4: They're very like I'm young bull Sho.
Speaker 2: That doesn't translate to like a rock song. They don't
Speaker 2: really do that, do they.
Speaker 3: And that's who they are, all right, So give us
Speaker 3: a call and let's work out your rap name. So
Speaker 3: it's young, and then the last thing you paid money
Speaker 3: for nine four one four, one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: So to find out your rap name this morning very easy.
Speaker 3: It's young and then whatever you last paid money for.
Speaker 3: So I'm young, wall of Sheer Hoers on special Jack.
Speaker 2: Is young, Red Rooster, I love that, and Pats is young.
Speaker 2: Lamb Chops cotor people on text.
Speaker 3: Then hello to Leroy Brown he said, yeah, listener and
Speaker 3: the DJB you stole his music feature.
Speaker 2: He's on light FM. Do not steal it.
Speaker 4: We both do a similar feature, but they're different.
Speaker 3: He is young seven to eleven coffee and Roxy is young.
Speaker 3: Bagel Tessa is young. Tandory Rap also shout out to
Speaker 3: our listener young light bulb to seventy. What by the way, uh,
Speaker 3: I'm glad that you're not. You're still on the watts
Speaker 3: over here with your lights Because in the UK a
Speaker 3: couple of years ago they brought in this stupid thing.
Speaker 2: Everyone's confused, lumins.
Speaker 4: Popping up more and more. Oh no, yeah, no way, what.
Speaker 2: Is the lumens?
Speaker 3: What didn't we all up the wattage worked? Is this
Speaker 3: to do with the eddied lights which we all have
Speaker 3: now is on the lumins. How many lumins is there?
Speaker 3: Those giant flashlights, the flood lights you've got at the MCG.
Speaker 3: How many loomers you think that is a zillion?
Speaker 4: That's sounded exactly like when you're asking your kid to
Speaker 4: say the biggest number that you can think of.
Speaker 5: I want him to bring back the screwing one still,
Speaker 5: you know, the old Yeah.
Speaker 2: Because you've got the screw ones and the bane at ones.
Speaker 2: You never know which ones.
Speaker 5: If you always get the wrong one, always.
Speaker 2: Joel's on the line, Good morning, Joel. All right then, Joel,
Speaker 2: let's find out your rap name.
Speaker 6: You are Young Truck Diesel.
Speaker 3: Awesome rap name. That's a that's a kicker's rap name.
Speaker 3: That's great, Young Truck Diesel. So if you want to
Speaker 3: take part this morning is simply Young. And then the
Speaker 3: last thing you paid money for give us a call
Speaker 3: nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian who Conwell Breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 3: So this morning, well, how can you unlock and unleash
Speaker 3: your rap name? How you find out your rap name
Speaker 3: is Young? And then the last thing you paid money for, Peter,
Speaker 3: come morning?
Speaker 2: Money is Peter? Or is it the rapper? Young infringement?
Speaker 2: Young infringement sounds like a badass, young infringement in freement.
Speaker 1: That's floating fine.
Speaker 2: Young speeding fine last night?
Speaker 3: Right, okay, young infringement, all right, pizza, Thank you very much, Sharon.
Speaker 2: Hi, Christian high jack?
Speaker 4: How are you good?
Speaker 2: Thank you? Sharon.
Speaker 7: You're not going to give you a hard time check.
Speaker 5: I swear to God.
Speaker 2: Nervous.
Speaker 4: Then I could hear any voice.
Speaker 7: Christian, I could hear it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Sharon. What's your rap name?
Speaker 8: Young cheerlead of milk?
Speaker 2: Wow? Okay, young cheerleader milk. Thank you very much. You
Speaker 2: give us skill, sharanon have a good day. Uh, Dion,
Speaker 2: what's your rap name? Young?
Speaker 9: You think of?
Speaker 7: Refer to me as two young willies?
Speaker 4: I say again, two young willies.
Speaker 2: Buying those Facebook marketplace.
Speaker 4: I'm scared to ask Dan, but what are willies?
Speaker 7: Thirty three Willies coop?
Speaker 9: Which is a die Castle pictures?
Speaker 10: Yesterday?
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you for everything went really slow? Then all
Speaker 3: right we got the news on the way and could
Speaker 3: it be show four shows?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 3: No right answer on the early morning game. This is
Speaker 3: where I play you with at a couple of sound effects.
Speaker 3: You've got to guess what the song title is. No answers,
Speaker 3: right answers so far this week, however, I fear that
Speaker 3: the end is nigh. Some of you are sniffing around this. Okay,
Speaker 3: the shark is in the water, but you have no
Speaker 3: right answer so far. On nine four one four, one.
Speaker 1: Oh four three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Time for the early morning Game.
Speaker 4: It's six point thirty am and time to play the
Speaker 4: early morning game.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a song to me, Christian, thank you.
Speaker 4: You've got a feeling about this morning, don't you.
Speaker 2: I think it's going.
Speaker 4: What did the Angel cards tell you last night?
Speaker 3: I said too much yesterday. I'm annoyed with myself. I
Speaker 3: can't blame any of you.
Speaker 2: It's all my fault. I just come in this morning.
Speaker 3: There's an email from on the podcast that says they've
Speaker 3: cracked Tip but as always, so you've got to call him,
Speaker 3: but that I'm staring at that this morning, and he
Speaker 3: said you gave away accidentally a clue yesterday and I'm
Speaker 3: not a damn it. But let's find out you're gonna
Speaker 3: be on the line. Okay, let's go to Alex first
Speaker 3: of all. This morning, Good morning Alex. All right, yep,
Speaker 3: that's us, all right, Welcome to the show, Alex. Okay,
Speaker 3: let me belack one more time. Then this, this will clip.
Speaker 3: This other game works. There's a little clip with some
Speaker 3: sound effects. In the sound effects, you gotta put them
Speaker 3: all together. They are a song title. Here's the one
Speaker 3: that's been driving Melbourne nuts for the last six shows.
Speaker 3: All right, Alex, what can you hear? What's the song?
Speaker 8: I thought it was the cover of Boys of Ummer,
Speaker 8: but from your thing from yesterday.
Speaker 2: I reckon, I'm wrong, Alex. Tough look buddy, but thanks
Speaker 2: for trying to take it down. Have a good day, Alex.
Speaker 2: Go it's got to Joseph. Hello, are we cold calling people?
Speaker 2: This is a sales call.
Speaker 4: It's the cold stand to you.
Speaker 2: I reckon.
Speaker 4: People aren't ready warmed out? Cameron, Good miss Joseph. He's
Speaker 4: too slow.
Speaker 2: Something going on today? Good morning, Cameron, Cam. What do
Speaker 2: you think the song is? Mate?
Speaker 9: I reckon it might be more sex computer games before Yeah,
Speaker 9: one of.
Speaker 2: The common guests has been on the right answer. Cameron Ban,
Speaker 2: Good morning, guys, how are you. I'm pretty good, Ben,
Speaker 2: I hope you well this morning. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: What do you think the song is? Well, I was
Speaker 2: listening to some of the clues and I think it
Speaker 2: could be Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen because in that bitch
Speaker 2: it's got the Mario and Mario goes Mamma Mia, Mamma Mia,
Speaker 2: and I reckon, that's linked up with that.
Speaker 4: Whoa, Ben, If it's this, that's a that's an amazing
Speaker 4: guest review.
Speaker 2: Ben. That is some high level brain work that's gone
Speaker 2: on there. Ben.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry to say, mate, it's not the right song,
Speaker 3: but thanks for the thinking. Christy, good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning. How are you. I'm going to go, Christy,
Speaker 2: I hope you're well. What's the song?
Speaker 10: I think it's back in time?
Speaker 2: Back in time? So the plane is like traveling back.
Speaker 8: Well, all the sound effects sound like they're from different
Speaker 8: time periods and they're most recent to more.
Speaker 10: In the past.
Speaker 2: Not the right answer, South Like, Christy, Chris, good morning,
Speaker 2: we're good, Chris. What's your song?
Speaker 4: I reckon, I've got this Africa.
Speaker 3: Africa, all right, let's have a listen to this. It's
Speaker 3: a lot, it's a big consonant, isn't it. You'd have
Speaker 3: to fly there. What would you hear?
Speaker 4: Why is Mario in there? That would be my question?
Speaker 2: Why is Mario?
Speaker 8: I don't know where the Mario come from.
Speaker 2: That's it, Chris, you already know it's not the right answer.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Matty. I'm pretty good, Matt.
Speaker 9: What's the song mate, I've Got Hairs for the Rising
Speaker 9: Sun by the Animals?
Speaker 2: Yeah, good song, that is, Matt. It's not the right one, okay, Connie, Yeah, hello, yeah,
Speaker 2: hello Connie, welcome to the show.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: All right, Connie? What's your song?
Speaker 10: Learned of Confusion by Genesis?
Speaker 2: Land of Confusion? Yes, all right? Why Land of Confusion? Well?
Speaker 10: I think you gave away too much yesterday when you
Speaker 10: were talking about the other Genesis song and the way
Speaker 10: I started putting the pieces of the film clips together,
Speaker 10: it made sense and it's got all the elements to
Speaker 10: add up to that.
Speaker 4: Phil Collins clue after all.
Speaker 2: Of confusion?
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot of confusing sound.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the plane that is true landing.
Speaker 3: Connie, you're a genius. You're a lot smarter than me.
Speaker 3: I couldn't sit on it so long. Oh no, I'm
Speaker 3: so disappointed in myself.
Speaker 2: Connie. Do you think if I hadn't ran I trapped
Speaker 2: too much yesterday, you wouldn't have got it?
Speaker 10: No, you're right, I wouldn't have gotten it.
Speaker 2: Connie. You worked it out. You worked it out.
Speaker 3: It's fair play. But that's quite right. It'spled back now
Speaker 3: land the plane landing confusing sounds. I said too much yesterday.
Speaker 3: When someone gets to peel connin song and I said,
Speaker 3: which one? Connie, You're obviously your ears pricked up. Then
Speaker 3: you were like, I've got him, I've got it.
Speaker 2: Ye, well done, well done, Connie's awesome. Get through, Connie.
Speaker 2: Then we will shower you with an amazing prize.
Speaker 3: This is a big new movie starring Eddie Izzard, comes
Speaker 3: out tomorrow in cinema. We will seen it and loved it.
Speaker 3: Jack said it was one of his films of the years,
Speaker 3: The Flip Side.
Speaker 4: So Connie, after six days of this not going off
Speaker 4: a bigger prize music ticket.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, this is the this is the big
Speaker 2: movie in sound, The Flip Side, Eddie Izzard, Who's a
Speaker 2: comedy greatness, new Australian comedy. You should be supporting Australian
Speaker 2: comedy films.
Speaker 4: Jack build up I thought we'd be.
Speaker 3: Giving if you informates, Connie, bring your family, bring your
Speaker 3: extended family, bring strangers, treat them to the Flip side
Speaker 3: Out in cinemas tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Well done, Connie, Thank you so much.
Speaker 10: Guys.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I am so annoyed with myself?
Speaker 2: I am so If I just kept my mouth shut,
Speaker 2: this would have run for another couple of days. You
Speaker 2: never would have guessed in a billion years. It's a
Speaker 2: tough one, isn't because it's so confusing. It's the South.
Speaker 2: But the song was this, it was.
Speaker 3: I should do an honormal mention as well to one
Speaker 3: light loan person who emailed me from Scotland, James Pete
Speaker 3: as well, Land of Confusion. That was the first email
Speaker 3: that came in today. Fine new clip tomorrow morning, and
Speaker 3: I'm giving away nothing, but I won't.
Speaker 2: Be available for Q and A. Just the clip will
Speaker 2: speak for itself. But I thought I had it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: The midweek Mixtape this week. We do this every Wednesday.
Speaker 3: We give you a theme and then from nine am
Speaker 3: until ten am you picked all the songs this week's
Speaker 3: theme songs that have spelling in them. There are a
Speaker 3: lot of songs that actually spell in the middle of
Speaker 3: some spell out their.
Speaker 2: Own song title.
Speaker 3: We'll think about this when one of the greatest, if
Speaker 3: not the greatest singer ever, Rutha Franklin, passed away and
Speaker 3: Ari spe c t And so we've got an old
Speaker 3: hour of brilliant music pick by you. I won't say
Speaker 3: which one is kicking off straight out of the nine
Speaker 3: o'clock news, but it is amazing and I'm surprised at
Speaker 3: station letting us play it.
Speaker 2: You shemy, it will make me very happy here it right.
Speaker 2: It's a great being up song. But I think people
Speaker 2: are going to look at the radio check the frequent
Speaker 2: Oh wow, they're going there. It's a great song.
Speaker 3: But it's a normal thing you'd hear at midnight at
Speaker 3: a wedding, isn't it. They break that out and everyone's
Speaker 3: on the dance floor. So that's at nine am. But
Speaker 3: there's some other great ones. John Cougarman in camp with
Speaker 3: roc K and the USA ABC Jackson five, We've got
Speaker 3: to play t N t AC DC. There's all the
Speaker 3: songs you've picked as well, all right, so I know
Speaker 3: it's the coldest down of the year.
Speaker 2: Is that right, Pats?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 5: One degree one degree minus four at cold Stream.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Now you're out at Werribee, which to me, you
Speaker 3: might as well be living in New Zealand, you know,
Speaker 3: So what was it was?
Speaker 2: It even colder out there? You know?
Speaker 5: Surprisingly at like three am when I stumble out a bit,
Speaker 5: it doesn't.
Speaker 2: Feel that cold.
Speaker 5: It's actually colder at this time of the day in Melbourne,
Speaker 5: just towards seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Right, and you in the morning.
Speaker 3: But some people might not realize this, but Pat wakes
Speaker 3: up in the morning, she slides down a fireman's pole, drops.
Speaker 2: Straight into a bridge joneside the Banana Bunch. That's that's
Speaker 2: the lair that we say perhaps lives in. But you
Speaker 2: Jack have a technique you do to defroster the calf.
Speaker 2: There's a layer of ice on it.
Speaker 4: Well, you've got to put some water on it. And
Speaker 4: but this is not a tip.
Speaker 2: This is not a tip.
Speaker 4: I must have misspoken of. So there's a tip. I
Speaker 4: was wrestling the hose this morning because we have one
Speaker 4: of the coil hoses.
Speaker 2: It's like they're useless. Yeah, Pat hate them, yeah.
Speaker 4: Because and it's in the pitch black of darkness. You
Speaker 4: can't see where the it's all tangled. Oh my god,
Speaker 4: I wish I could see that yanking on the hose.
Speaker 2: It's like your earbuds, you know, when they all get
Speaker 2: tangled up and unwrapped them.
Speaker 4: But it's a thick yeah, hose, So then I can
Speaker 4: turn the hose on. It works near the hose, but
Speaker 4: as I try and pull it to a full extent,
Speaker 4: and it's fighting you. It's all tied up somewhere, so
Speaker 4: somewhere it's making a knot. And then the water as
Speaker 4: I get it to the car is only just a
Speaker 4: tiny spring drink. I'm doing a drip by drip this morning,
Speaker 4: and my hands a freezing up drip drip.
Speaker 2: But there's got to be easier ways. That's so much fat.
Speaker 2: The hose is cold itself, colder than the weather, the
Speaker 2: ice cold water.
Speaker 4: I know what my dad will always tell me, like
Speaker 4: to put a he puts a tablecloth on the front
Speaker 4: of it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we put an old towel.
Speaker 4: But I never I never have the foresight.
Speaker 3: The night before you can't think the other one, which
Speaker 3: does involve you doing something the night before you get
Speaker 3: in the car. You turn the car on you know
Speaker 3: your flipping your visor. Yeah, right, the windscreen, the little
Speaker 3: visa there. You put that at about sort of five
Speaker 3: o'clock and the heaters on and let that do the
Speaker 3: work for you.
Speaker 5: And leave it on all night, leave it on all night.
Speaker 2: Talking about now just get leave it running for five minutes.
Speaker 5: Well, usually put the air con on as well and
Speaker 5: the demester, so you've got.
Speaker 2: Heat and cold.
Speaker 3: But if you have to flip, like the paddle of
Speaker 3: the visor into flexes, it's going up, it puts it
Speaker 3: back directly, it bounces it back down onto the WI.
Speaker 2: The night before, No, you do that in the morning.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, he did say the night before.
Speaker 5: That's what I said.
Speaker 1: Leave it on or.
Speaker 2: We got Was it still one last night, Pats?
Speaker 5: I don't know. I couldn't say it for fog. Fog, Yeah,
Speaker 5: we had fogg got out?
Speaker 2: She was it all going on out there? All right?
Speaker 3: It's five to seven. We got the news spot after
Speaker 3: seven this morning. Yesterday's AFL ground finel ticket fiasco. Maybe
Speaker 3: it was easy back in the day where we didn't
Speaker 3: have to try and go online to buy tickets.
Speaker 2: We queued for them. She's off again.
Speaker 5: Sorry, No, I'm just agreed. Sorry, it's a debarcle.
Speaker 2: Every year.
Speaker 4: Has well me.
Speaker 3: The things you've actually queued for are nine four one four,
Speaker 3: one oh four three, the.
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Speaker 3: Three, Good Morning Show, number fifty six for US today,
Speaker 3: busy show, we've got the midweek scores. Got more chance
Speaker 3: you to win VIP tickets, go out to Mornington, to
Speaker 3: the race course for red Hot Summer, going to see
Speaker 3: Barnty Live, jone jet, loads of others. Well that's at
Speaker 3: eight thirty this morning. Before that, then all talk about
Speaker 3: things that you've queued for. This was in a day
Speaker 3: before we all try and go online and crash ticket
Speaker 3: websites now trying to get tickets when they go on sale.
Speaker 3: This is what happened, I guess yesterday with the huge
Speaker 3: demand for this year's Grand Fire Or was that was that?
Speaker 2: What's I have gone on here? Pats?
Speaker 5: Oh it was, Yeah, it was pretty crazy. So fans
Speaker 5: left high and dry because they released three or tickets
Speaker 5: for three of the four finals, seemingly all at once,
Speaker 5: and the system just crashed it with it. So they're
Speaker 5: staggering it from eleven am today, which I kind of
Speaker 5: think they should have done in the first place. But
Speaker 5: it's the same every year. There's always woes with AFL.
Speaker 4: Finals think they could calculate it now and go, this
Speaker 4: is how many kickets on sale?
Speaker 2: These? Is it? How many?
Speaker 4: Roughly? How many people want them? Can our service take it?
Speaker 4: And some guy just goes I think she should be right.
Speaker 5: She'll be right mate.
Speaker 3: We think about the big megafranchise. Is the AFL all
Speaker 3: boils down to the people that run the world these days.
Speaker 3: It folk service, whatever job you're doing, it's the bane
Speaker 3: of our life, isn't it.
Speaker 2: We have it here right. It's rare that the transmitters
Speaker 2: and all this technology that can make us.
Speaker 3: We can someone play music to you and that goes well,
Speaker 3: but the it part of it, barely a day goes by.
Speaker 2: We're just a flipping printer. Work's here, So good luck.
Speaker 2: When there's thousands of us trying to get AFL tickets,
Speaker 2: it's going to go. There'd be some guy being yelled at.
Speaker 3: And I teach you remember the big BOSSI yesterday in
Speaker 3: town from Sydney doing a presentation, having a meltdown in
Speaker 3: front of the whole staff here because his PowerPoint fell over.
Speaker 2: Side slide one there was it was like a video
Speaker 2: link up.
Speaker 3: Only see this in movies where the president is speaking
Speaker 3: to like Seal Team six, but it's always crystal clear quality.
Speaker 2: They're now going to get David from It.
Speaker 5: Was like Dad getting angry, he's off.
Speaker 2: Today, where's the other guy? Get hear me? And was
Speaker 2: yelling at a guy in Sydney, yelling at a guy
Speaker 2: in the room and then doing a lot of this
Speaker 2: like well can you hear me?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 6: Can Sydney?
Speaker 4: Can you hear me?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: Be in mind, there's two hundred of us in the
Speaker 2: room going should we be here?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And he's yelling at someone we don't know who's yelling
Speaker 3: at Go back two slides.
Speaker 2: I need something. I won't go back. I won't go
Speaker 2: on until slide one is I'm starting to lose my temper.
Speaker 2: You've already lost the temper.
Speaker 5: That's when I got scared when he said that.
Speaker 4: And you see people start peeling off the back of
Speaker 4: the crowd as well. Everybody all of a sudden find
Speaker 4: something else they want.
Speaker 2: To be going. There's a young kid there right who
Speaker 2: actually ran out the room. And you know you see
Speaker 2: sometimes see an adult. It's got a wobbly. Lower lip.
Speaker 5: Was quivering.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was sort of sprinted out to go and
Speaker 3: I don't know what they do with the racks here,
Speaker 3: you know, the codex and all this crap.
Speaker 2: And he goes to.
Speaker 6: Smart Wi for us.
Speaker 2: He is a guy him Sydney.
Speaker 3: Anyway, three hours later I saw him coming out of
Speaker 3: an alley wait down here in Richmond.
Speaker 10: Is that what you ran to have?
Speaker 2: You've been hid anyway.
Speaker 3: My point is whatever the world is now, it's run
Speaker 3: on these service and these databases trying to get tickets
Speaker 3: because we all have to go online and you get
Speaker 3: people that I've got these systems now that can hoover
Speaker 3: up the tickets before you know, the true fans. And
Speaker 3: I think there was a simpler time many many years
Speaker 3: ago when you had to physically go and queue outside
Speaker 3: of record shop for tickets to a festival or a gig,
Speaker 3: and you wait there for hours.
Speaker 2: Here was no guarantee you would even get tickets, and
Speaker 2: you physically have to sit there. He had to wait.
Speaker 3: You might have a little camping chair, some people would
Speaker 3: camp out the night. And also albums, you should do
Speaker 3: this summer in two thousand, queuing for an Oasis album,
Speaker 3: which I really shouldn't have bought the queuing for us.
Speaker 3: Their best albums had long gone by then the good
Speaker 3: times had to really start to play havoc with the songwriter.
Speaker 3: But anyway, in two thousand and queued for four hours
Speaker 3: to get an Oasis album from a record chop. I
Speaker 3: also remember Oasis did a really big gig, the biggest
Speaker 3: gig they ever did, quarter of a million people. It's
Speaker 3: really famous at the Nebworth quarter of a million people,
Speaker 3: and I remember queuing.
Speaker 2: Up for about nine hours to get tickets for me
Speaker 2: and three bats.
Speaker 4: So are you doing the overnight camp out?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 5: Then yeah that's commitment?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, was it?
Speaker 3: But tummin us why there was a great atmosphere in
Speaker 3: the queue. You're all there and you don't even think
Speaker 3: about the time you're spending. It's the only way, the
Speaker 3: only chance you're going to get to go and see
Speaker 3: your band. So this morning I want to know what
Speaker 3: have you queued for? Nine four one for one oh
Speaker 3: four three? The stories of what did you actually queue for?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 3: What have you queued out for? Nine four one o
Speaker 3: four three Good morning, Becky.
Speaker 9: Good morning, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good this morning. Happy Wednesday to you, Becky.
Speaker 2: What have youqued for?
Speaker 11: You?
Speaker 8: Bloody palms? Love a cue?
Speaker 2: Oh we do.
Speaker 3: We live for it with respect the queue. We don't
Speaker 3: like going places where they don't queue. I'm and my
Speaker 3: wife having a meltdown once in Italy because they weren't
Speaker 3: queuing properly and I had to almost get her sedated.
Speaker 2: And buy a drink. And she was like, but they
Speaker 2: know the queue. It works all over the world. How
Speaker 2: can they just live like this like this? Chris, we
Speaker 2: love a queue.
Speaker 8: I queued for a Q camp for Wimbledon tickets because
Speaker 8: they don't sell them on ticket tep.
Speaker 2: No, that's right there. You've got to queue out there.
Speaker 3: And as you found out, people will queue up for
Speaker 3: days to get wimbled and tennis tickets.
Speaker 2: They queue for days. I don't know how they do it.
Speaker 2: So how long do you have to que for, Becky?
Speaker 8: So you arrive on the Sunday morning and set up
Speaker 8: your camp about nine am, and then they'll give you
Speaker 8: a ticket. And if you're in the first thound and
Speaker 8: you kind of know you've got center cord, but you
Speaker 8: still don't know where you're actually sitting. No, and then
Speaker 8: you sleep and then they give you a Q camp
Speaker 8: guideline book.
Speaker 2: Ye, so, oh my god, it's British.
Speaker 4: Really have the queue down, pat, No, we do etique
Speaker 4: ticket book.
Speaker 3: You're allowed to leave the queue to go to the
Speaker 3: toilet people in front of him behind. You have to
Speaker 3: respect where you were in the queue, but you need
Speaker 3: to leave a person there. So how long in total?
Speaker 8: Little kid?
Speaker 2: I said?
Speaker 8: Do you not know of ticket master or ticket tech?
Speaker 8: You know, it's much easier than this whole camp in
Speaker 8: bull Craft.
Speaker 3: You want to kick down the line for that kind
Speaker 3: of come on, that kind of rebellious conty talk there, Becky, Becky?
Speaker 2: How many hours were queuing in total?
Speaker 8: Forty seven?
Speaker 2: Oh, that's horrendous, Becky. Did you even get did you
Speaker 2: get the center court tickets? Yes?
Speaker 8: I was front row and I saw Layton Hewett and
Speaker 8: Stan Watering Cut.
Speaker 2: Oh wow. And I tell you what. It's an amazing
Speaker 2: atmosphere in Wilwarden, isn't it? Yeah?
Speaker 7: It is?
Speaker 8: But jeez, I think I had three hours sleep in
Speaker 8: about seventy two hours.
Speaker 3: And also what people don't realize is right, it's a
Speaker 3: lot of did you see this. It's a lot of
Speaker 3: old people collapsed, sat on benches on the floor drunk
Speaker 3: where they just had too much. They sort of short circuits.
Speaker 3: A lot of old people unconscious and throwing up.
Speaker 8: It's Karnes had a siesta on Henry Hill halfway through
Speaker 8: the day.
Speaker 3: We haven't heard Tim Henman speak. He'll give anyone a CSD. Yeah, Hey, listen, Becky,
Speaker 3: thanks you call. I have a good day, Jody.
Speaker 11: Hello, good morning guys.
Speaker 6: How are you well?
Speaker 2: Good Jody? What have you queued out for me?
Speaker 11: So back in March nineteen eighty nine, I actually was allowed.
Speaker 11: I was fifteen years old. I desperately wanted to go
Speaker 11: to the Utube, Rattle and Hum tour with me. It
Speaker 11: was absolutely fantastic, and the tickets came on sale six
Speaker 11: months part of the concept. They said they were only
Speaker 11: going to do one or two shows. So I can
Speaker 11: somehow convince my parents, who torop me off at a
Speaker 11: shopping center complex at ninet pm on a weeknight and
Speaker 11: myself and three friends camped overnight for twelve hours. We
Speaker 11: ended up eight in the queue. We had amazing seats
Speaker 11: and yeah, it was really one of the best experiences
Speaker 11: I would say I had as a teenager. So we
Speaker 11: had our semis to hot chocolate, we had our sleeping bag,
Speaker 11: and yeah, I had a fabulous time.
Speaker 3: That's so cool, Jodey, because don't you find that the hassle,
Speaker 3: the huge house of doing the camping out, that only
Speaker 3: makes it as part of your store in the experience.
Speaker 11: Right, absolutely everyone, as you can imagine, we're singing you
Speaker 11: two songs. You know, it was just a wonderful experience.
Speaker 11: And then as the sun came up and it got
Speaker 11: closer to the time, yeah, it was. It was fantastic,
Speaker 11: so loved it. The concert did not disappoint. I don't
Speaker 11: know if you went to that one, Christian, but it.
Speaker 10: Was the best.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was an amazing album and taur all right, Jody,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. You cool? All right? Can the
Speaker 2: come this morning? Nine four one four one four three?
Speaker 2: What have you queued out for?
Speaker 1: On Camp four The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Last week on the show, it's about things that should
Speaker 2: be brought back. Powder Finger by by law, should be
Speaker 2: made to reunite. That's a Renette song.
Speaker 3: On my mind even again there will yeah there's been
Speaker 3: new legislation in parliament.
Speaker 2: You have to reform. We don't like each other. Get
Speaker 2: in a room and start jamming together. You're not listening
Speaker 2: to it. It's the law.
Speaker 3: Bring mak powderfing a great song seven thirty gold one
Speaker 3: O four point three. It's Christian O cornback Fisher. Before
Speaker 3: we get Patsy's news headlines. So I ran through a
Speaker 3: couple of coursing about the things you've queued out for?
Speaker 6: Kim, Hi, How are you going good? Kim? What have
Speaker 6: you cued for?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 7: Well, one mom in my late forties and my girlfriend
Speaker 7: and I were huge music fans and we used to
Speaker 7: queue out all the time in the city in front
Speaker 7: of Myers. We used to grab our sleep and bags
Speaker 7: and off we'd go. Mainly in Excess, I'd say would
Speaker 7: have been one of the most memorable ones.
Speaker 2: They were.
Speaker 3: Do you know what first band I ever saw live
Speaker 3: in London Wenby Arena was in Excess. They were amazing live.
Speaker 3: It was the first time I've ever seen a rock
Speaker 3: and roll bands before YouTube, when you used to see
Speaker 3: bands online or on TV, and they were he wasn't
Speaker 3: They were an amazing band live and what a front.
Speaker 2: Man Michael much. It's incredible stuff.
Speaker 7: Oh definitely, we were huge greens.
Speaker 2: So then how did it work at my? Did they
Speaker 2: open up the shopping center and you're queuing a line.
Speaker 7: I don't know if you've ever seen the boxing day sales,
Speaker 7: but you'd sit out the front the day with your
Speaker 7: sleeping bags and you'd all be out the front and
Speaker 7: they'd open the doors and then you'd have to run
Speaker 7: right through my. The ticket boxes are not about the third.
Speaker 2: People just pushing each other out the way and elbowing
Speaker 2: each other.
Speaker 6: Ecuators state of origin for it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely. And the funny thing was that wasn't the
Speaker 7: only ticket box like around, so like other people could
Speaker 7: have been getting to others before you, but you're still
Speaker 7: pushing and shoving.
Speaker 4: And yeah, they need that etiquette.
Speaker 2: Guide that just about the queue A right, thanks there,
Speaker 2: one last one, Kayla, let's make it you Good morning, kaylor,
Speaker 2: Good morning? All right? So yours isn't queuing out for
Speaker 2: a gig or a show? What's your one? No?
Speaker 8: So I camped out for three days for a block
Speaker 8: of land?
Speaker 2: How does that one? What a block of land?
Speaker 8: Pardon?
Speaker 2: What do you mean that you're queuing for a block
Speaker 2: of land.
Speaker 7: Yes, queuing for a block of land for three days.
Speaker 5: It's quite common in the outer verbs Christian because their
Speaker 5: demand is so high. In Melbourne, the property that it's
Speaker 5: not unheard of.
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 3: So what you open up a field and then you'll
Speaker 3: just rush and just go and have this little quartetomy
Speaker 3: is very confused.
Speaker 5: So they have developments. They have developments with blocks for
Speaker 5: sale and it's usually at the land sales office at
Speaker 5: a certain time and date that it's open to the public.
Speaker 5: And then you Yet it's whoever's first in line.
Speaker 3: Is me feel very very anxious. I thought of this chaos,
Speaker 3: the queue not being respected.
Speaker 2: I feel sick.
Speaker 7: So what happened is we my partner and I thought
Speaker 7: we would have to camp out.
Speaker 8: But we only thought we would.
Speaker 7: Have to camp out the night before.
Speaker 8: But then on the Wednesday morning, someone put their deck
Speaker 8: chair out in the real estate agent and they started
Speaker 8: the queue.
Speaker 5: It was on the young and old.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you very much, you cool, have a
Speaker 2: good day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Two weeks ago.
Speaker 3: Then Melbourne got the news that you weren't the number
Speaker 3: one Most of them all sitting in the world first
Speaker 3: time in like eight or nine years. Obviously this was
Speaker 3: a big deal, not Sidney taking it off Vancouver normally
Speaker 3: that's your top three suddenly coming out nowhere over in Europe, Austria, Vienna,
Speaker 3: and so we were talking about this. We had the
Speaker 3: Lord Mayor Sudy cap On. We were reacting to that,
Speaker 3: and I was thinking maybe the Judges was swayed. There's
Speaker 3: only a couple of points in it by that rubbish
Speaker 3: song from the eighties Vienna by mitchi Ulturebox. So the
Speaker 3: only singer song I know in this great city is
Speaker 3: the young Jack Post. So I said to Jack, can
Speaker 3: you try and write a song for Melbourne? An anthem?
Speaker 3: And the Lord Mayor Sudly cap she loves this idea.
Speaker 3: So because you're wondering what's happened, it has gone quite
Speaker 3: because actually we've been making moves, doing deals behind the scenes,
Speaker 3: and Jack wrote the lyrics for this and it now
Speaker 3: sounds amazing. Bear in mind, just within a day or
Speaker 3: two I've been asked to do it. The news wasn't
Speaker 3: with you yet, no, and I think we.
Speaker 4: Almost thought about abandoning the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Until we heard a voice a voice from a car
Speaker 3: loot and a man called Anthony who gave me this
Speaker 3: one line.
Speaker 2: That's when I realized the green Shoots of Recovery were
Speaker 2: with us.
Speaker 3: Oh that's not his line. This is the chorus of
Speaker 3: the song. By the way, this is the chorus of
Speaker 3: the song. Now, who is the guy you found that.
Speaker 2: Does the singing. His name is Mike.
Speaker 4: He's from a prog rock band here in Melbourne called
Speaker 4: Toe Hyder.
Speaker 2: Of course they are that thing that you just heard.
Speaker 4: That's Anthony's lyrics, but then with Mike doing them, so
Speaker 4: they're in their proper place. Because I think your first
Speaker 4: idea was to drop Anthony's voice recording straight.
Speaker 3: Into the I think it's a huge mistake, but look,
Speaker 3: you know that's artistic differences between producers. But this is
Speaker 3: the chorus, and I thought this sounds amazing. We have
Speaker 3: got some plans for the song, but we need another
Speaker 3: couple of days so we can tell you exactly what
Speaker 3: we're going to do with it and how you might
Speaker 3: be to own this song as well. But here's how
Speaker 3: it sounds at the moment.
Speaker 6: Everybody listen to this double kid.
Speaker 2: Hicks.
Speaker 3: Back at Monday show, I said the only thing. The
Speaker 3: only thing we need is a kid's quiet, a school quiet.
Speaker 3: And when we get in nowhere then again an email
Speaker 3: Monday night from someone called Liz. Listen to the show.
Speaker 3: She says we can help out. Yesterday evening they recorded
Speaker 3: the chorus for us, so coming up next, you can
Speaker 3: hear it. It sounds amazing. You can also hear the
Speaker 3: sports commentary we're going to add in from the one
Speaker 3: and only our friend of the show, Hamish mcgloughlin. We
Speaker 3: had to get back in the studio yesterday to read it,
Speaker 3: which she wasn't too happy about, but you can hear
Speaker 3: that next as well.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Just hearing that song, Pats came out of her newsbooth
Speaker 3: and burst into the studio, which I've spoken to you
Speaker 3: about before. Well, speak to humorous source about again. You're
Speaker 3: not supposed to do that, okay, Remember the contract once
Speaker 3: a week is fine, but now up.
Speaker 2: To three times quoite is over. It's terrifying because Jack
Speaker 2: and I play sharp objects away case she we know
Speaker 2: the training protago in case she goes for one of
Speaker 2: us is that of snaps. It's like coming in the
Speaker 2: captain's cockpit. You're not allowed to do it anymore.
Speaker 3: Okay, But anyway, Pat's broke in and she said, we're
Speaker 3: playing the hadaway?
Speaker 2: What is love? And are you minus have that great
Speaker 2: movie Pats Night at the Rocks.
Speaker 5: It's brilliant with Will Ferrell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and Chris Katan, who didn't go on to achieve
Speaker 3: the stellar career that Will Ferrell was still having.
Speaker 2: But guys, you remember the movie.
Speaker 3: There were two dim witted brothers and then they tried
Speaker 3: to own that set up that nightclub. Okay, that was
Speaker 3: their dream. You got the scene in the in the
Speaker 3: car listening to that song, nod in their head that way.
Speaker 2: What year? If you had to put a year on that,
Speaker 2: what do you think it is?
Speaker 4: I would guess ninety nine.
Speaker 5: No, I'm going to say I was thinking about that.
Speaker 5: I reckon two thousand and three, four, three or four.
Speaker 2: It's gonna have a nine ninety eight? Oh what's it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: And you know what's depressing. I've just had a quick
Speaker 3: look online and the rotten Tomato score. You know, now
Speaker 3: everyone's a critic some morning their underpants. Living with mum
Speaker 3: in their thirties is a critic. Eleven percent.
Speaker 4: Oh no way, that is crazy.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: I love Rotten Tomatoes for guiding me towards movies, but
Speaker 4: for comedies, I don't no, that is.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a great movie. Okay, let's go.
Speaker 3: Let's update you then on the school choir and Hamis
Speaker 3: McGlocklin sports commentary.
Speaker 2: So the song for.
Speaker 3: Melbourne written by Jack Post, for this great city, and
Speaker 3: it's almost it's almost there.
Speaker 4: I mean, we're just tinkering with this. We've got the
Speaker 4: choir last night at nine o'clock. We'll tinker with that
Speaker 4: in the studio today.
Speaker 2: Get you know.
Speaker 3: So that's a guy that you put us into contact with,
Speaker 3: right who I've swapped emails with, going by the name Lachlan.
Speaker 2: He's been love because I think, actually it's you.
Speaker 3: It's the email he said back to me Friday was
Speaker 3: full of the kind of language that you would say,
Speaker 3: I'm very tired, I need to go and lie down
Speaker 3: for a bit.
Speaker 2: It was. And I know that that we're paying this
Speaker 2: guy through you, and I just got a horrible feeling.
Speaker 2: I never no one else in this station has spoken
Speaker 2: to him, apart from Jack Post or when I said
Speaker 2: like to ring and say thank you.
Speaker 3: Just have an email and it was a similar one
Speaker 3: to yours as well at me dot com. Something you
Speaker 3: know and it's it's you. He asked the boss yesterday,
Speaker 3: saying he wants a bit more money.
Speaker 2: Whiffs of you, it's you. I know it's you.
Speaker 5: Jack did get his text done last week exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's trying to fleece this station one way or another.
Speaker 4: Is helping me build the song. He's he was the
Speaker 4: guitarist on the track. He's also mixing, going to mix
Speaker 4: all these vocals in. I'm hoping that it's ready tomorrow.
Speaker 2: The fact that the turn around keeps getting extended.
Speaker 5: It's like a hostage payment. You know, I need a
Speaker 5: bit more money and I'll do another verse.
Speaker 2: Hamis Macgottlin.
Speaker 3: We got him to add a bit too, because I
Speaker 3: thought it'd be really nice in the song to have
Speaker 3: a little bit of sports commentary of this. This was
Speaker 3: a game at the MCG between Vienna Now at number
Speaker 3: one and Melbourne.
Speaker 13: Melbourne of Little David Now Vienna League was just seconds
Speaker 13: to go. One last roll of the dice fall in dispute,
Speaker 13: Melbourne burst out of the middle, they break the Vienna tackle.
Speaker 13: Now another Melbourne for under fifty somehow gets the gigaway
Speaker 13: a city holder spread.
Speaker 2: I've actually got goosebumps. I haven't been living here four months.
Speaker 6: I love that.
Speaker 2: I think that sounds brilliant. And then this is amazing.
Speaker 3: So for a week and a half getting nowhere with
Speaker 3: kids school choirs and then again email late Monday night.
Speaker 3: I must say thank you to listener Liz Tapotti from
Speaker 3: Vocal Art Studios for the girls choir. So she just
Speaker 3: emails me Monday night sanging here looking for school choir.
Speaker 3: I can helpoud. Yesterday evening she organizes herself. They recorded this,
Speaker 3: sent it into us late last night as well. Haven't
Speaker 3: listened to this. This sounds amazing.
Speaker 12: Fun in the album funny now just having fun. We
Speaker 12: having fun in the album.
Speaker 2: That sounds great, amazing, awesome.
Speaker 4: We said thanks so much.
Speaker 2: We were getting nowhere with the school choir and you
Speaker 2: came out. They looked like we weren't able to do it.
Speaker 3: So thanks so much that by the end of this
Speaker 3: week we'll give you details what what we're aiming to do.
Speaker 3: We're going to put up for a digital download and
Speaker 3: we're doing it for charity as well. The charity is
Speaker 3: Jack Is it Jay Post, you said that kids being
Speaker 3: around the corner that you couldn't show me but definitely exists.
Speaker 4: It's for Luckly we.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So we are midway through the twelfth week of this
Speaker 3: new breakfast show in Australia here in Melbourne, show number
Speaker 3: fifty six, and over the last couple of weeks we've
Speaker 3: been making the show with you and it's been an
Speaker 3: incredible I've been doing Breakfast Ready for twenty years and
Speaker 3: coming here it's we've been a dream. And what's been
Speaker 3: really really nice about it is how much you are
Speaker 3: up for doing radio our way, but making the show
Speaker 3: with us. We did this every Tuesday. We did it
Speaker 3: yesterday where we're doing five topic Tuesday. We run five
Speaker 3: phone ins at the same time, which shouldn't work on paper,
Speaker 3: but you may work every single week the song for Melbourne.
Speaker 3: You're going into studios late on a Tuesday night and
Speaker 3: singing on a girl's choir for us.
Speaker 2: Every Friday.
Speaker 3: You pick all the music for four hours for us,
Speaker 3: which is incredible. So now now I've got an even
Speaker 3: bigger ask. This might be one that's too far, but
Speaker 3: let's see if we can make this work. Here's the idea. Then,
Speaker 3: I'm obviously huge excited.
Speaker 2: This is going to be my.
Speaker 3: First Grand Final, and through getting to know Jack over
Speaker 3: the last couple of months, is hearing the excitement he
Speaker 3: has for it. This amazing sporting event, the highlight of
Speaker 3: a city with so many a calendar full every year
Speaker 3: of various sports events, but still the Grand Final, and
Speaker 3: even this morning here about just all the ticket demand
Speaker 3: for the games. I get sense of just what it's
Speaker 3: going to be like. I don't realize. I just thought
Speaker 3: it would be the day before, in the day. It's
Speaker 3: not the week before it as well, the week of it,
Speaker 3: the Brown level on the Monday, So I get it.
Speaker 2: It's going to be massive.
Speaker 3: Can't wait to be doing the radio show and actually
Speaker 3: watching it and being in the city seeing how it
Speaker 3: all changes.
Speaker 2: So I'm thinking we need to do something on the
Speaker 2: radio show. What can we do? Here is the idea?
Speaker 2: All right, just hear me out, Please don't judge straight away.
Speaker 5: Sounds like a disclaimer.
Speaker 2: It is all right. It is a full disclaimer. Just
Speaker 2: hear me out.
Speaker 3: Your first reaction will be I'm not sure about that.
Speaker 3: They could get hurt. Oh all right, they could get.
Speaker 2: Not the radio host.
Speaker 4: How long has this idea been percolating for? Is this
Speaker 4: one o'clock last night?
Speaker 1: Or do you know what?
Speaker 2: I think? Within a week of getting here.
Speaker 3: But I've had to build up the courage to go
Speaker 3: and pitch it to you and their management as well,
Speaker 3: and everyone had the same action. They're worried about people
Speaker 3: getting hurt. I don't think they get hurt. Okay, we're
Speaker 3: not doing it saying that we think anyone's going to
Speaker 3: get hurt. Because anyway, let me give you the idea. Okay,
Speaker 3: the idea is, she got the Grand Final. Okay, the
Speaker 3: big thing, the Grand Final. I want to host a
Speaker 3: Grand Final. Granny's kicking the ball. The furthes it can go.
Speaker 3: The grand that kicks it the furthest wins a thousand bucks,
Speaker 3: the Golden gran a grands enter.
Speaker 2: Only one grand can leave.
Speaker 12: I love it.
Speaker 2: Now. Let me assure you no grands will be hurt
Speaker 2: in this.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well that's where your mind. It's hard to for
Speaker 4: your mind.
Speaker 2: Frail old nana. They're not like that.
Speaker 3: There's a lady, right, I've spoken to hers. She's in
Speaker 3: a sixties. She goes to my gym. Right, she does
Speaker 3: these Olympic lifts. Okay, she's doing squats, clean and jerk.
Speaker 3: She Every other guy in there is looking around at her, right,
Speaker 3: she is so fait. Some grands now, they're in their fifties,
Speaker 3: they're in the sixties. They did triathlons. They're not these
Speaker 3: frail gerry actions we think they are. They have more
Speaker 3: active lives.
Speaker 2: Than we do. They're healthy a little lot of us
Speaker 2: who are younger as well. So here is the idea.
Speaker 3: It's a load of grannies, okay, trying to kick a
Speaker 3: ball the furthest We don't have a venue for this yet,
Speaker 3: but I do have a thousand bucks. So the first
Speaker 3: thing I really want to know is how far do
Speaker 3: you think they could kick it? They're not doing the
Speaker 3: fifty definitely.
Speaker 4: My first picture of a granny is someone really as
Speaker 4: old as the Queen. So I'm a picture of Queen.
Speaker 2: She's a great grand.
Speaker 4: Ninety. I'm going to raise that my thinking because at
Speaker 4: first I thought the Queen kicking the ball, She's not
Speaker 4: going to go ten meters.
Speaker 2: No, but you're right. Have you ever seen a kick
Speaker 2: one of those corkies? Though? She's got a hell of
Speaker 2: a right foot.
Speaker 3: If they get under her feet in the morning when
Speaker 3: she's at a bottle of rub the night before, they're
Speaker 3: going to right kick out the old Jacksie.
Speaker 4: You won't be allowed back. I think a grand fit
Speaker 4: young groan in the fifty six.
Speaker 2: Fifteen meters, big old wallet, right leg.
Speaker 4: I reckon, we could be looking at twenty five meters.
Speaker 2: Really, see this is a So the question this morning
Speaker 2: is think of your grand You might be in a fifties,
Speaker 2: you might be in her early sixties, maybe even seventies. Okay.
Speaker 2: Number one thing, No grands are running up to that ball.
Speaker 3: Okay if they want to have a little light jog
Speaker 3: or anything, and then wallop as far as I can.
Speaker 3: I think they get the best of three and then
Speaker 3: we measure it. I see you with one of those
Speaker 3: you know the things you sit the Olympics for the javelin.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, coming out, but they'll take measure and that
Speaker 2: little will you.
Speaker 4: Know you measuring it out as they as they get there.
Speaker 4: I don't have to run as far as they go
Speaker 4: in the javelin. I'll be in speaking distance.
Speaker 3: You're you're told you're a tall dude, So just one
Speaker 3: strive for you and you're well done, You've landed here
Speaker 3: just in fun, all right. So that's the question this
Speaker 3: morning is would your grand be up for this? You
Speaker 3: might even be a grand right now thinking I'm up
Speaker 3: for this. I'm a big Hawks fan. I will kick
Speaker 3: for the Hawks, yep, all right?
Speaker 4: Or even if your if your mum is a grand
Speaker 4: to your child, would we accept that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Okay, So we're just looking at the moment. Are grands
Speaker 3: interested in doing this? Do you think your nan would
Speaker 3: be up for this?
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Speaker 3: So I've just shared my vision, my dream. But the
Speaker 3: Grand Final is our own event, a Grand Final, your NaNs.
Speaker 2: I might be talking to you. You might be a
Speaker 2: grand grand's now we're.
Speaker 3: In their forties, fifties, sixties, healthier than I've ever been
Speaker 3: done before. But the thing would be you kicking a ball,
Speaker 3: an AFL ball, as far as you can now. Hamis
Speaker 3: mcgonklin is this in all of this? He's been texting saying,
Speaker 3: my mum is sixty eight, she'd easily kick it twenty
Speaker 3: tail jack, and he sent me another one five minutes later.
Speaker 3: The more I think about it, she's doing thirty easily.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Hamish. We are looking for a commentator.
Speaker 2: He would be great. He hasn't offered it.
Speaker 3: He's putting his nan forward, but he's not offering his services.
Speaker 3: He's out there at the moment. He's waiting to see
Speaker 3: if NaNs are actually going to do this.
Speaker 6: Kerry, good morning, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 2: How are you? I'm good so, Kerry, you think that's
Speaker 2: a good idea? You fancy joining this?
Speaker 7: Absolutely?
Speaker 8: Join to heugh once?
Speaker 2: And do you mind if I ask you? Are you
Speaker 2: a grand?
Speaker 3: I am now one embarrassed you by asking your age.
Speaker 3: That's another of my business. A gentleman should ever ask
Speaker 3: a lady. But you're a healthy grand.
Speaker 7: Yes, I got to hold the month?
Speaker 2: Yeah sure, okay? And how far do you reckon? You
Speaker 2: kick able? Easily?
Speaker 9: Fifty?
Speaker 2: Whoa game on?
Speaker 4: Christian? To put that in context, there's some players in
Speaker 4: the AFL that when they market fifty, the comment dators go,
Speaker 4: this is outside.
Speaker 3: There's no way I'm kicking it fifty. There's no way
Speaker 3: you think you're easily going to do a fifty.
Speaker 2: That's brilliant. And who do you barrack for? Have you
Speaker 2: got an AFL team?
Speaker 11: I am a Tigers fan and have been for a
Speaker 11: long time.
Speaker 4: Right, okay, okay, So if we if we included Kerry,
Speaker 4: Tiger's a favorite to win the Grand Final. Kerry is
Speaker 4: going to be a favorite to win the Grande Competition.
Speaker 2: Strong words? And what do you do? Do you like
Speaker 2: to do? You have to do exercise and you're pretty fit.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I play soccer.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, this one's got form, This one's You've got form,
Speaker 3: Kerry Kerry, Okay, listen, we got your details. We're definitely
Speaker 3: going to do this. Thanks to be in the first
Speaker 3: first us nan to answer everyone meank you. Kerry's in
Speaker 3: the house.
Speaker 9: Maddie, Hi Christian, welcome to Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Maddie.
Speaker 3: I never thought I'd start a new radio show in
Speaker 3: the city by asking people.
Speaker 2: Are you a granny?
Speaker 9: Definitely, very proud grandma?
Speaker 2: Great? How many grand kids you got? Just the one,
Speaker 2: just the one and little boy? Yeah? And who do
Speaker 2: you barrack for? You an AFL fan?
Speaker 11: Yes, I am being a Richmond supporter since nineteen sixty eight.
Speaker 3: At the moment, there's a there's a lot of advocations
Speaker 3: for Tigers nance.
Speaker 2: And tell me this, Maddie. Okay, how far do you,
Speaker 2: reckon you kick the ball?
Speaker 7: Oh goody?
Speaker 4: If not more, they're all going big ah confident.
Speaker 2: We got a lot of cocky grands gooding this morning. Maddie.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for jumping on board. We thank
Speaker 2: you for that. Kim, good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 7: How are you today?
Speaker 2: Well, we're very excited to speak to you. Kim, you're
Speaker 2: you're grand I am indeed of four okay, and you
Speaker 2: up for getting involved in my grand final?
Speaker 4: Of course?
Speaker 8: Of course mad Pie is supporter here, so something different
Speaker 8: from the previous to Richmond supporter got a pie.
Speaker 2: So support now up for this right or left foot?
Speaker 2: You're kicking it with Kim a right.
Speaker 7: And I've got all boys in the family, so football
Speaker 7: is in the family and I go every week, week in,
Speaker 7: week out.
Speaker 2: This is Britdi.
Speaker 4: You sound young, Kim, I'll say that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she does.
Speaker 7: Forty four with four grandchildren.
Speaker 2: Yes, what I'm older than you. I'm forty five. How
Speaker 2: can you have four grandkids at forty four?
Speaker 7: My oldest boys twenty four with two and the middle
Speaker 7: one twenty three with two.
Speaker 2: That is insane.
Speaker 7: It is indeed, g.
Speaker 2: I reckon, you'll be our youngest grand in the Grand
Speaker 2: Final forty four.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I'll take that as a compliment, all right, all right,
Speaker 3: thanks Kim, Thank you very much everyone who's ringing us.
Speaker 3: If you've got more details, drop me a line. Email
Speaker 3: Christian at Gold one four three dot com dot au.
Speaker 3: We're definitely going to do this. We need a venue,
Speaker 3: we need a commentator.
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Speaker 2: Every day this week.
Speaker 3: Then we got VIP package to go to Red Hot
Speaker 3: Summer to all the Saturday sold out in record time,
Speaker 3: so they've had their Sunday out at Mornington Racecourse to
Speaker 3: Sunday show on the twentieth or January. You can still
Speaker 3: get tickets through Ticketmaster. We've got a VIP package every
Speaker 3: single day this week for you and a mate to
Speaker 3: forget you as to get a signed album by Jimmy Barnes,
Speaker 3: who's just one of the many performers on the built
Speaker 3: Barnsey Jones Jet Diesel loads of.
Speaker 2: Them as well.
Speaker 3: And you also get those two beverage vouchers because that's
Speaker 3: the word everyone uses, beverage.
Speaker 2: Just in the pub yesterday I was that hayteam. Would
Speaker 2: you like some fresh beverages, mister Barman, some more beverages
Speaker 2: over here, please, everyone's very thirsty from bemverages.
Speaker 4: Do you have any beverage vouchers?
Speaker 2: I would like to play.
Speaker 5: Jack you went there.
Speaker 3: That's right, Old Jack Stabber wasn't there. It was a
Speaker 3: pictitious meeting with the A F L. Anyway, we have
Speaker 3: VIP packages to be one. And how are we doing
Speaker 3: this is Ozzy? Okay, we give you a line to sing.
Speaker 3: You call up and sing it this morning.
Speaker 2: Whe's Diesel. Tip of my tongue. You just repeat this
Speaker 2: line right on the tip of my tongue. What he
Speaker 2: just said? Okay, artist in residence to Jack Stabber, you
Speaker 2: ready with yours?
Speaker 4: I am ready pread on the tip of my tongue.
Speaker 2: Wow. Wait, I don't know what boy. That was another
Speaker 2: one the rejected muppets from Jim Henson's creations.
Speaker 3: Let's go to the powerhouse on the show. When it
Speaker 3: comes to singing, Patinkos, you ready, yeah.
Speaker 5: Right on the tip of my tu I've got that
Speaker 5: in my stereo at the moment.
Speaker 2: His album Really I Love Diesel?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that bar we went to yesterday corner stopped there
Speaker 3: playing live in a couple of his son as a
Speaker 3: big poster in the window.
Speaker 2: You should have been there, jamp, but you have that fiction.
Speaker 5: That's right, you went thereas hey.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I'm too late now, please don't do that again.
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one o four three is scaring
Speaker 2: the listeners nine four one four one four three.
Speaker 1: Give us a corner saying the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Every show this week.
Speaker 3: Then we got these VIP packages to send you some
Speaker 3: and see Red Hot Summer Tour. Saturday has already sold out.
Speaker 3: Sunday tickets still a edible. Go and see Barnsy joan Jet,
Speaker 3: also Diesel, loads of others. We're asking you to do
Speaker 3: Ozzie Oky every single day this week and sing for
Speaker 3: the tickets. It's diesel tipped my.
Speaker 2: Tongue this morning.
Speaker 1: You need to do.
Speaker 2: Just the next line. All right, let's take some callers.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Julian, Hello, Hello Julian, Welcome to a show
Speaker 3: trying to win some beverages.
Speaker 2: Yes you know it.
Speaker 1: I'm feeling fetal powered.
Speaker 2: Awesome lessa I hear your voice saying good luck, Julian.
Speaker 4: Right on the chip of matter.
Speaker 3: That strong start sets the bar very very high, Judy,
Speaker 3: and you're now the man to beat. They are Julian's
Speaker 3: tickets to lose. Jeannette, Annette, Hello, how are you very good?
Speaker 2: Just struggling with your name this morning? Annette? You're ready?
Speaker 7: I am ready.
Speaker 10: Right on the tip.
Speaker 2: Oh sorry, Annette. It's a good one, but not as
Speaker 2: good as the big one we just had. Daryl, good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Christian. Hey are you I'm pretty good? Are
Speaker 2: you well this morning?
Speaker 1: Daryl?
Speaker 13: Ah, thank you?
Speaker 2: Excellent? Okay, Daryl, good luck. If you go, buddy, light
Speaker 2: on the troop of myrto. It's better than that. It's
Speaker 2: very very good.
Speaker 4: Tracy, Yes, Tracy, we hear you having a little practicing.
Speaker 3: I appreciate the vocal warm up. You were doing that trade.
Speaker 3: Let's go Tracy, your work right now.
Speaker 2: You're at home? Were you are home? Okay? Were we
Speaker 2: in the front room, the kitchen? Where are we the
Speaker 2: both room? Which hurts you? There the echo we sounds
Speaker 2: it's good?
Speaker 4: Okaytacastics, Yeah, are you ready?
Speaker 7: Are ready?
Speaker 2: Okay? Are you? Are you stird? You're not sat down
Speaker 2: on you? Okay?
Speaker 10: Okay, fine, right on the tip of myto.
Speaker 2: It's enthusiastic. Yeah, we're not flushing it away yet, but
Speaker 2: pretty close. Thank you, Tracy. Jeffrey are you I'm pretty good, Jeff,
Speaker 2: And off you go. You ready, Jeff?
Speaker 10: Oh, I certainly am.
Speaker 2: Bring us to Jeff.
Speaker 10: Right on the tip of my tongue, all right.
Speaker 3: I don't think we need to take note. Hello, producers,
Speaker 3: note you don't look that wedge on the show this way?
Speaker 2: All eyes?
Speaker 12: What?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Okay, it's them.
Speaker 3: I okay, it's to sing off now between Jeff and Julian.
Speaker 3: Two jays Julie, and you're back on one.
Speaker 2: Okay, right? You ready? Yep, you stunned us earlier. Rock
Speaker 2: us again right on the tip of my to the
Speaker 2: loud cough beforehands. Nice touch, Jeff, can you top anywhere
Speaker 2: near that? All right? Good luck?
Speaker 6: Right on the tip of my tongue.
Speaker 4: God, both right? Really really may be each other's v
Speaker 4: ipy guest.
Speaker 2: How about this just just for giggles, Can can you
Speaker 2: do both do it together? Let's see you at the
Speaker 2: same time? Three? Two one?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 7: One?
Speaker 4: How can we split them? How can we split them? Producers?
Speaker 2: Can we give both of them the IP tickets? I reckon, yes,
Speaker 2: we can. We give you both the IP tickets. There
Speaker 2: we go. Weldne. The producers said no, The Pommy says, yes,
Speaker 2: you're both going. Julian, you're going. If you're going, well
Speaker 2: done boys.
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Speaker 2: Look all right, it's cold. Pats has been saying every half.
Speaker 3: An hour the news it's the coldest day of the year.
Speaker 3: The ice age isn't coming Melbourne because it's getting down
Speaker 3: to five degrees. Everyone here takes the Micky out of me.
Speaker 3: Who I think it's really warm when it's like seventeen
Speaker 3: eighteen degrees, But also it is not freezing cold at
Speaker 3: one two three four five degrees. The dinosaurs didn't die
Speaker 3: out because it got down to four degrees anyway, Today's
Speaker 3: that why time waster Filu loaf off with the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Show is to make a movie colder, to take a
Speaker 3: movie and make it even colder. I've got free chili,
Speaker 3: thank you, You've got hello, thank you. I'm not hearing
Speaker 3: any golds because I'm bringing the goal two gold. Yeah, freeze,
Speaker 3: just not into you.
Speaker 5: He's good, yeah, yeah good.
Speaker 4: I hated the smugness with the which it was delivered,
Speaker 4: but I know, I know I'm firing golds knitwear on
Speaker 4: Elm Street.
Speaker 2: We're on Elms because it's a horror movie. He's chilly
Speaker 2: knitwear on Elm Street. One final one. These all gold
Speaker 2: so far. Yeah, this is exciting.
Speaker 3: Wow, this is where I normally blow it. I'm now
Speaker 3: looking at thinking is this the gold one?
Speaker 2: Thermal and Louise.
Speaker 4: Old goals?
Speaker 2: Very okay? So what have you got?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: Make a movie colder on the coldest day of the
Speaker 2: year here in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Frost Gump, damn it, that is very good. Chili Madison, Yes,
Speaker 4: brisky business and Shindler's brisk.
Speaker 2: No, we don't need that one. Don't need that one. Okay,
Speaker 2: text in it now. You know this has been.
Speaker 3: A TV film unit in right now, I'm doing postcasts tomorrow.
Speaker 3: They've come in to capture a bit of the show.
Speaker 3: Is that the best way, the best thing you can
Speaker 3: offer them? Oh, I don't think you need to tell
Speaker 3: them that a right, then textas yours make a movie colder,
Speaker 3: texting oh four seven five three one O four three,
Speaker 3: text me oh four seven five three one O four
Speaker 3: three will mark them next? Alright, the next our own
Speaker 3: music is the midweek mixtape.
Speaker 2: You pick all the music. We give you a theme
Speaker 2: every week. This morning Songs to have a spelling in
Speaker 2: kick it up with right hempc.
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Speaker 3: Time now for Jack post to mark you're at work
Speaker 3: time wastes. We do this every day at nine o'clock.
Speaker 3: Give you someone to try and get involved with the
Speaker 3: breakfast show. You don't have to call him. We don't
Speaker 3: need your calling in, so you can still do it
Speaker 3: while you're pretending to work. Today, the coldest day of
Speaker 3: the year is to make a movie Colder, so don't
Speaker 3: believe you'll get You think this is cold to me?
Speaker 3: I still think it. I might eat some tandloation out
Speaker 3: there today.
Speaker 5: You wait till summer.
Speaker 3: I can't. You're all right, so make a movie Colder Christian.
Speaker 3: I'm enjoying the Midweek mixtape. I was driving down the
Speaker 3: Monash spelling out YMCA with my arms. Let's getting some
Speaker 3: strange looks at Paul. That's because you might hands on
Speaker 3: the wheel, hands on the well. Okay, you need a
Speaker 3: designated driver then you can do the YMCA. But tree,
Speaker 3: you can do some of those letters.
Speaker 2: Just one arm, no unless you do a leg out
Speaker 2: the window or yeah, and then it is just an
Speaker 2: up the legs that are called to three. That's something
Speaker 2: else called Harry Potter and the Philosopher.
Speaker 3: Snow Combe silver plus bedknobs and ice picks, gold, wade
Speaker 3: and box here, well done, to chill a mocking bird.
Speaker 4: That's very good.
Speaker 2: Gold, Johnny Merritt, well done, dude. Where's my snowber bill? Mmmm?
Speaker 2: Silver stuff like Jason and Richmond hel Razor horror movie
Speaker 2: hell Raiser, hel By Helstones rasor Silver. I snow what
Speaker 2: you did last summer? I snow last summer. It grew
Speaker 2: on me.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 2: Charlie is a grower as well. God and Kilda. However,
Speaker 2: did you proud with the delivery? Honey?
Speaker 3: We froze the kids. That works on a couple of
Speaker 3: the US as well, because before there were kids you
Speaker 3: could freeze them technically, I like freezer sperm. Didn't think
Speaker 3: we needed to say that, but yeah, you went there,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. What did we get for Aaron's mark?
Speaker 4: Gold?
Speaker 2: Alright? And in banks fifty frost dates? Yeah, it's all right, Silver,
Speaker 2: Miami ice gold, it's a good number. Stratos his back.
Speaker 2: Where have you been stratos all week. We missed you
Speaker 2: the Therminator silver plus men in blankets Plus that's a
Speaker 2: Jack in Elfington scarf face.
Speaker 4: That's me Jack in Elfington.
Speaker 2: What did you text him with that?
Speaker 4: I didn't. I didn't know there's another Jack in Elfington.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's quite it's quite a common name. Sorry, I
Speaker 2: didn't hear the next one scarf face that's good gold
Speaker 2: Vanessa and one last one cold finger. Yeah you know what.
Speaker 4: I had that and I didn't think it was good
Speaker 4: enough across it out see.
Speaker 3: Okay, who are we going to give away today's price?
Speaker 3: We've had a lot of sport price this week for
Speaker 3: Father's Day?
Speaker 2: Manyam blankets? Whoever said that? One of you get today's
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Speaker 2: Well done everyone, great work.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: We are doing our midweek mixtape where we give you
Speaker 3: the theme. You pick all the songs this morning. You
Speaker 3: hopefully enjoy music that have spelling in it. Some of
Speaker 3: them actually spell out the song title like Greatha Franklin
Speaker 3: with riespct. Still got loads more that you picked up
Speaker 3: until ten o'clock this morning. Early on today we were
Speaker 3: helping you find your rap name. All to do is
Speaker 3: you add young to the last thing you paid money for.
Speaker 3: So I found out what Jack's, I found out what
Speaker 3: Pats was my rap name and we are now ready
Speaker 3: team to form a rap collective as they call it.
Speaker 3: This is how we would sound together, Young Marvel of
Speaker 3: sheer Ass, show.
Speaker 5: Boy, Young Ruter Yo yo yo, this is Young Lamb
Speaker 5: Chops on the dial.
Speaker 3: Die yeah you read so catch us at the Red
Speaker 3: Summer Tour Mornington Racecourse. So if you want to play
Speaker 3: along in your offices today you can let us know
Speaker 3: yours on Facebook OC one o four to three to
Speaker 3: find out your rap name, then Young and the last
Speaker 3: thing you paid money.
Speaker 1: For the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: All right, we are back tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: So today we need to find a venue, trophy makers
Speaker 3: and a load more grannies. Today it gave you my
Speaker 3: vision of for the Grand Final having our own Grand Final,
Speaker 3: a load of grands trying to kick the ball the
Speaker 3: furthest already having a couple of grands called in saying
Speaker 3: they're up for this. If you are interested, or your
Speaker 3: nam might be, or you might meet shoot me an
Speaker 3: email today Christian at Gold one o four three dot
Speaker 3: com dot au.
Speaker 2: Title of today's show is the Jackstabber? Is that about me?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, my friend?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Huggy is Do you know what I found out
Speaker 3: yesterday about Huggy? Yeah, he's been working here twenty seven years.
Speaker 5: Phenomenal. It's nearly got to be a record.
Speaker 2: Well do you think that he just got fired and
Speaker 2: he's never left realized?
Speaker 5: Like off of space like that movie, No, I don't
Speaker 5: downstairs in the dungeon.
Speaker 2: No one survives twenty seven years?
Speaker 5: Phenomenal.
Speaker 4: How old's the station? Did he one?
Speaker 2: Ten years? He was just sat here in a field.
Speaker 2: When are they going to build a radio station here?
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