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Speaker 3: Good morning. Have you on a top weekend? Seven minutes
Speaker 3: past six Monday morning? It's to Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 3: stacked ripped today, Jack, how are you? How is your weekend?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Good?
Speaker 4: Besides the fact that we had to monitor our dog
Speaker 4: pretty much, we're looking out for a twenty four to
Speaker 4: seven boy.
Speaker 3: Is she ill? Well?
Speaker 4: She she's not, but I thought she would be. After
Speaker 4: on Friday she ate a whole tub of butter, which
Speaker 4: she's done.
Speaker 3: She's done before the human If one of us ate
Speaker 3: a whole tub of butter, you'd be sick, wouldn't you?
Speaker 3: Really quick?
Speaker 4: And she licked it clean. It looked like the butter
Speaker 4: dish looked brand new, and so she would eat in
Speaker 4: four hundred grams of butter, and I was worried about it.
Speaker 4: So watching her over the weekend, she seems all right.
Speaker 4: The only problem was she was doing big buttery poos
Speaker 4: all over then.
Speaker 3: To be honest, I don't want to get too grappy here,
Speaker 3: but that poo would have just been slide now that right,
Speaker 3: a pre loaveed up or something. It did actually looked
Speaker 3: a wet, wild slide.
Speaker 4: It looked alright, It actually looked like a normal dog poo.
Speaker 4: Then I went with the plastic bag to pick it
Speaker 4: up and nothing to do it.
Speaker 3: Partsy, How was your weekend?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 8: I mucked up the family roast though last night?
Speaker 3: How well?
Speaker 5: I always make this beautiful on a Sunday, this beautiful
Speaker 5: slow cook beef.
Speaker 8: Put it on for about ten hours.
Speaker 3: You put it in the slow cooker, in the slow.
Speaker 8: Cooker with a beautiful gravy and herb mix.
Speaker 3: Oh gorgeous.
Speaker 5: Anyway, I went to mix it at about the eight
Speaker 5: hour mark yesterday afternoon and realized I'd left the plastic
Speaker 5: from the container from the packaging was stuck to the
Speaker 5: bottom of it, so it had been fermenting away with
Speaker 5: the meat, so we couldn't eat it.
Speaker 3: How do you do that though, when you're tipping it
Speaker 3: all in? Because The good thing about the slow cooker
Speaker 3: is you don't need to be a high level show.
Speaker 3: I can use it. You just everything in.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I don't know which is. I should have checked it.
Speaker 8: I've actually done it before.
Speaker 5: But because it's black and the meat's dark, I don't
Speaker 5: see it.
Speaker 4: Are you talk about that?
Speaker 5: It's the train, Yeah, it's not the tray, but there's
Speaker 5: like a little paper yeah, like a cushing under it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Yeah, so we couldn't have our rice.
Speaker 3: So I've got to be honest. If I have been
Speaker 3: waiting for that for eight hours, I might just had
Speaker 3: a quick taste of it and if it was okay,
Speaker 3: got the rubbish out of then maybe added to the flavor.
Speaker 8: Go through to the keeper.
Speaker 3: Yeah, at least eat the top of the meat, skip
Speaker 3: it off the throw that nice. What do you give it?
Speaker 3: Beast of a door?
Speaker 8: He's getting bits of it over four nights.
Speaker 3: In the next few days and installments. Yes, Friday night
Speaker 3: I had a does Chris have a go on these
Speaker 3: a dad's night out? Yes?
Speaker 8: He does?
Speaker 3: Eight dads, eight of us? Who has too many dads?
Speaker 3: I don't want collective termers for eight dads?
Speaker 4: How do you know so many dads.
Speaker 3: I don't, well, I know I know four of them,
Speaker 3: and then there were four newbies, and it was just
Speaker 3: in the end I stopped saying their names. I just
Speaker 3: kept rephone from miss you and how are you getting on?
Speaker 3: And then the next day texting a friend of mine
Speaker 3: who invited those dads in and going who the hell
Speaker 3: are they? What were their names? I think one of
Speaker 3: them is Jason. Who were the other guys? Half of
Speaker 3: them were Pi Pies fans, and I don't mind that
Speaker 3: as a D's fan, I'll mixed with you people. So
Speaker 3: we went to see the Pies game on Frida night.
Speaker 3: One of the dad's okay, it was a little bit
Speaker 3: of a tight what it was his He was in
Speaker 3: charge of getting the tickets for all of us and
Speaker 3: we were going to give them money as soon as
Speaker 3: we met up, but obviously there's eight of us, so
Speaker 3: it was ga. However, when we got there, we were
Speaker 3: like running around. We had our beers, we'd had a
Speaker 3: load of beers beforehand. We met up two hours beforehand
Speaker 3: to were well oiled, and then we thought we were
Speaker 3: on level two and then a guy saw the tickets
Speaker 3: where no, no, no, you're up another one and oh,
Speaker 3: I've not been up this high when I've been here before.
Speaker 3: We're going out to level three because level three not
Speaker 3: just level three, but that's not row eighteen, this is two.
Speaker 3: What's the eighteen's at the top? There's no seats behind
Speaker 3: that are the I was like, it's so high up there,
Speaker 3: you feel like you need As you're sending it, it's
Speaker 3: like going to Everest? Do we need oxygen? Do we
Speaker 3: need to rope off? Now? Do I need a shirt part?
Speaker 3: Carry my drinks and snags up? It's so high? And
Speaker 3: then when you sit down, I felt like, God.
Speaker 4: Yeah you do. It gets a bit weird.
Speaker 3: Do I need a seat? But I feel I'm going
Speaker 3: to topple onto the Pitch'm going to land on Mason
Speaker 3: Cox it is. He's watching it down beneath me. It's
Speaker 3: like a whole sort of ship of a mountain. So
Speaker 3: in the end we were like it was taking so long.
Speaker 3: By the time you walk away up there, and then
Speaker 3: you sit down, you're thirsty in den from the ascents.
Speaker 3: We were drinking our beers in the end. Get this,
Speaker 3: there's eight of us we were carrying up in those
Speaker 3: you know it's flimsy trades. Why they so flimsy with
Speaker 3: your little beers in we were carrying up for eight
Speaker 3: of us. We thought we let's double up a couple
Speaker 3: of time we get up there, so we're carrying up
Speaker 3: eighteen beers and as we were going up, people were
Speaker 3: going like this, Oh, don't spill, no spinach. I reckon,
Speaker 3: there's a new game show in call don't spill any
Speaker 3: because I recognize the master hardly spilled any mit as
Speaker 3: I was ascending the eighteen rows at level three, try
Speaker 3: not to look down. You know, we think you find
Speaker 3: a fixed point. She don't get vertigo, but I reckon.
Speaker 3: There's a new game show called Don't Spill The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So my daughter went to see. We're two of her
Speaker 3: best mates Billie Eilish on Friday night at Margaret coll
Speaker 3: and get this. So they're all there and obviously you
Speaker 3: don't need to know about Billy II all need to know.
Speaker 3: Key Factor is seventeen right now, one of the biggest
Speaker 3: and sort of newest and the most exciting sort of
Speaker 3: recording artists in the world. Well just done could shell out.
Speaker 3: She's seventeen been writing songs since she was twelve. She's
Speaker 3: huge at the moment, but just a seventy year old kid.
Speaker 3: I really like her. She comes on, she comes on
Speaker 3: in baggy clothing, you know, and she's actually got something
Speaker 3: to say. She'll tell the young teenage fans, which is
Speaker 3: are her fans, to put their phones away enjoy at
Speaker 3: the moment. I think that's that's all great. So those
Speaker 3: are all the people that are there, sold out within
Speaker 3: five minutes Market Court arena. There are two My daughter
Speaker 3: can only describe what she sorts, but two look like
Speaker 3: two mums in front of her before Billie Eilish came
Speaker 3: on stage. And you know, it's mainly mums and dads
Speaker 3: with their kids. They're clearly taking cocaine.
Speaker 8: No, yeah, serious.
Speaker 3: So they Corbus seven on a Friday night, right, all
Speaker 3: those kids?
Speaker 8: Oh my lord?
Speaker 3: And how is that okay? What don't other people would
Speaker 3: say anything? That's awful? There are two things about that.
Speaker 3: One awful and so kind of hos Late said to
Speaker 3: those how do you even know what that looks like?
Speaker 3: You've moved on from pepper Pick and that's that is
Speaker 3: a per pi, a big episode that I've missed. Daddy
Speaker 3: Pig came back one day after a big old day
Speaker 3: at work and started doing a few snuffling a few
Speaker 3: lines with a big old snout of this.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: This day, mystery, on this day, all right, on this
Speaker 3: day in mystery? What is it? Today? May the six?
Speaker 3: Already back in the day, on this day, the world's
Speaker 3: first postage stamp was put on sale for the first time.
Speaker 3: Do you two want to have it? Hazard? I guess
Speaker 3: what year that would have been the world's It's called
Speaker 3: the Penny Black over in Britain. The world's first adhesive
Speaker 3: and world's first postage stamp, I see invented the concepts
Speaker 3: that we all now know of using a prepaid Normally
Speaker 3: the receiver had to pay for post really and they
Speaker 3: had like a form that'd be attached to of how
Speaker 3: far it had come. But you would have to pay.
Speaker 4: So I could just keep sending your stuff, Willy Nill,
Speaker 4: that heavy stuff, you know, like several Bibles, pranks.
Speaker 3: But it's please stop this, Jack, It's just me a
Speaker 3: lot of money. I'll go fifteen hundreds, fifteen hundreds, perhaps.
Speaker 8: Eighteen nineties.
Speaker 3: Wow, eighteen forty takes to win a long time?
Speaker 4: Didn't they to come up with the week?
Speaker 3: We just assume it now that one knows, but prepaid,
Speaker 3: then that's quite a leap of thinking to think, why
Speaker 3: don't we just you pay some money and it goes
Speaker 3: wherever you can in the country.
Speaker 4: Yep. But for me, it took them too long.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, okay, well what did you actually invent it?
Speaker 3: All right? But today's question on this then history, is
Speaker 3: which TV show aired its final episode on this very
Speaker 3: day in history, made the sixth and was originally going
Speaker 3: to be called Insomnia Cafe. Terrible name.
Speaker 4: Geez, I gotta guess. I don't want to say it
Speaker 4: because I don't want to give it all away.
Speaker 3: All right, call in now with your guests. It's which
Speaker 3: TV show aired for the final time today in history
Speaker 3: was originally going to be called Insomnia Cafe nine four
Speaker 3: one four one O four three nine four one four
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Hi guys, by the way, it's called a Soca pad
Speaker 3: under the meat in the tray, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: But Channa Patsy earlier, we found out that Yesterday should
Speaker 3: try to poison and kill her husband came on the
Speaker 3: insurance you know you married a few years I get out.
Speaker 3: I've often thought about how would I do it? Not
Speaker 3: saying I would, but if I had to, how would
Speaker 3: you do it? And obviously fouled attempt? Was it? That's
Speaker 3: that the fifth failed attempt on his life? After he
Speaker 3: founded again, but yes called the socha pad? Does he
Speaker 3: don't learn anything on this show?
Speaker 7: On this.
Speaker 3: Day, Mystery, on this day, all on this day mystery.
Speaker 3: Today May six, a TV show ed it's season for Nani,
Speaker 3: it's last ever episode. It was originally going to be
Speaker 3: called Insomnia Cafe. Terrible terrible name for TV show? What
Speaker 3: do you think it was? Andrew? Good morning, Good morning, Andrew,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the show mate. You had a great weekend.
Speaker 3: I did have a great weekend. I wonder whether it
Speaker 3: was Seinfeld Sorry about Nothing? Well, if not one of
Speaker 3: the great probably in my mind, the greatest sitcom ever.
Speaker 3: I love Seinfeld watching it and watching them all again
Speaker 3: now with my kids at the moment and need they're
Speaker 3: so getting. In the first season they wanted to bail out,
Speaker 3: and then once the second season gets up and on it.
Speaker 3: It's just episode after scene after scene. There's never a
Speaker 3: bad episode. But it's not signed for Andrew. But nice, guess.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Have a good week, buddy, Mary, Good morning.
Speaker 9: This, good morning, Christian, good morning.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 3: Don't give them anything, Mary, look at that again. They
Speaker 3: left you a great week. Tell you what. They're very
Speaker 3: upp at you today. Something exampled to them over the weekend.
Speaker 3: Perhats obviously didn't kill her. Husband Jack has won the lotto,
Speaker 3: so he's back here with me. So but Mary, I'm
Speaker 3: happy to speak to you. Okay, Mary, same here, all right, Mary,
Speaker 3: what do you think the TV show was originally going
Speaker 3: to be called Insomnia Cafe?
Speaker 7: I'm I was thinking cheers.
Speaker 3: Another great TV show, more of a.
Speaker 9: Drinking fist, but not a cafe.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I thought perhaps it was that Mary, not
Speaker 3: the right answer, But thanks for guessing. You have to
Speaker 3: have a good week. Okay, thanks Mary, they gave you nothing.
Speaker 3: I mean, Mary's mate. Now, I've always been. I was
Speaker 3: there in the early days, got to start that called Chris,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning, We're all good. Thanks Chris. What
Speaker 3: do you think the TV show was originally going to
Speaker 3: be called Insomnia Cafe. What's your guess? Yeah? Can you
Speaker 3: imagine would we really made it one of the biggest,
Speaker 3: most successful TV shows ever with the name Insomnia Cafe.
Speaker 3: Then it was going to be called Friends like Us
Speaker 3: still bad, and then simply became Friends, one of the
Speaker 3: greatest shows ever. Yeah, aired for the last time on
Speaker 3: this day in history. A couple of facts. So bad
Speaker 3: about Friends? I always presumed it was a laughter track
Speaker 3: in the background, and every episode was filmed in front
Speaker 3: of a live audience like life yeap would take four
Speaker 3: to five hours, but the cast insisted on it because
Speaker 3: it felt like they raised their performance levels in front
Speaker 3: of a live It would take four to five hours
Speaker 3: because they had to change the scenes or the time
Speaker 3: to take twenty minutes, but front of three hundred lucky
Speaker 3: fans imagine many audience at the very very last episode
Speaker 3: as well, just being there for his same with Seinfeld too.
Speaker 3: And then I saw this a couple of years ago
Speaker 3: from the original two developers of Friends. It's the sixth
Speaker 3: character their original just thumbnail descriptions of the characters. These
Speaker 3: are amazing. Who were your favorite characters? Who was your favorite?
Speaker 4: My favorite was Roth?
Speaker 3: You're Russky? Yeah, right? Pats I liked Rachel, enjoy Chandler.
Speaker 3: For me, Chander was my guy. Here are the original
Speaker 3: character descriptions in before it became the show that we
Speaker 3: all loved. Monica smart, cynical, defended, Rachel, spoiled, terrified, Monica's
Speaker 3: best friend from high school has worked for none of
Speaker 3: what she has on her own for the first time,
Speaker 3: equipped to do nothing. Phoebe sweet, flaky, new age waif
Speaker 3: plays plays guitar in the subway. A good soul, ross, intelligent, emotional.
Speaker 3: Monica's brother suddenly divorced, facing singlehood with phenomenal reluctance. A paleontologist,
Speaker 3: not that it matters, that's my guy. Joey, handsome, matcho
Speaker 3: smug lives across the hall from Monica, and Rachel wants
Speaker 3: to be an actor, actually wants to be al Pacino
Speaker 3: loves women, sport, women, New York women, and most of all, Joey.
Speaker 3: Here's the one where they really now Listen to this
Speaker 3: one for Chandler, droll, dry r observer of everyone's life
Speaker 3: and his own works in front of a computer, doing
Speaker 3: nothing but tedious in a claustrophobic cubicle in a nondescript
Speaker 3: office building. Survives by the way of his sense of
Speaker 3: humor and snacks. All in their twenties, all trying to
Speaker 3: figure it out. There you Go was the great friends,
Speaker 3: Well on everyone.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: Let's go back to Friday when our part time AFL
Speaker 3: correspondent Shane Crawford. Only say part time because when he
Speaker 3: started becoming our AFL guy, he promised me. He promised
Speaker 3: with you Earth, I've been let down before he said
Speaker 3: that he'd be in every week. I want to do
Speaker 3: it right over the phone. Fast forward, We've caught him
Speaker 3: at a baggage reclaim out a term Melbourne Tullamarine when
Speaker 3: he was on his way back from her Tokyo in
Speaker 3: the country a couple of days. Then he heads out
Speaker 3: to Kentucky for the Kentucky Derby. Nothing to do with
Speaker 3: the footage show, nothing to do with us, just always
Speaker 3: fancied going. He's out there for eight days, he's got
Speaker 3: four boys, his poor wife Olivia doing it. I don't
Speaker 3: know how she does it all. But anyway, when he
Speaker 3: was on, he was full of the talk about the
Speaker 3: Saturday afternoon clash between the underperforming D's and his former team,
Speaker 3: the Hawks, and he was follow it so much she
Speaker 3: laid down this bet, the bit that.
Speaker 9: You and I should have. If you win, I will
Speaker 9: come over and I'll know your lawns, and I'll whip
Speaker 9: the snip of the edges. And if I win, you
Speaker 9: have to mow my lords and with the sipper of course.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go back to final seconds, agonizing final
Speaker 3: seconds in the game Saturday, the g.
Speaker 6: You'd have a play my shield the man who witness
Speaker 6: n No, ha, we go.
Speaker 4: It's kind of.
Speaker 3: Twenty two seconds. Pounces the umpire and mirrors over the
Speaker 3: top of the ball.
Speaker 2: Don't dive in Frossl's make mimersa taking it in again.
Speaker 3: Neil Bullet goes.
Speaker 6: Towards the Bendy line, pulls to get the numbers.
Speaker 2: Here Paul HiT's the dad who want the Beny line
Speaker 2: the track that goes in.
Speaker 6: He goes back the second time.
Speaker 3: Five seconds.
Speaker 6: Bob's gonna win.
Speaker 3: No one's gonna wait holding them in CD. Don't you
Speaker 3: believe in que again?
Speaker 1: Hung up the room.
Speaker 3: This is such an art to what the what those
Speaker 3: people do? You know? The commentary where they really convey
Speaker 3: all the drama. What it was to watch that was
Speaker 3: now biting. I was just liter I thought I was
Speaker 3: gonna have a heart attack. It was so stressful. That
Speaker 3: made it so hard. However, they did, and so I
Speaker 3: text Krafft to say, hey, DZ the win. I thought
Speaker 3: he'd be pleased. He then just gives me an emoji
Speaker 3: of a single finger in the air. And that's why
Speaker 3: I'm in this position. Now. Fine, he wants to play dirty.
Speaker 3: Let's get dirty Krawf. Now he doesn't know what's happening.
Speaker 3: He's over in Kentucky right now. He's got to cut
Speaker 3: my grass. But the grass I've got is tiny. It
Speaker 3: would take in one minute. It's done. There's no fun
Speaker 3: in that. I'm saying, let's get him a bigger garden.
Speaker 3: So would you like Kraft to cut your grass? Ideally,
Speaker 3: I'm looking for an awkward patch large. Has he got
Speaker 3: a slope? Has he got a gradient? Is it really wild?
Speaker 3: Is it your NaN's place? You know, let's really stretch
Speaker 3: Crawf yeap. When he lands Thursday, I want his phone
Speaker 3: to ping with where that the people go? In my word,
Speaker 3: they've really stitched you up. What's the worst bit of
Speaker 3: grass in Melbourne that he could go and cut.
Speaker 4: I want him to have one of those old school,
Speaker 4: non powered.
Speaker 3: Ones, one of those. Let's go to a history let's
Speaker 3: go to a museum, sorry, and find some of this
Speaker 3: historical for him to use. Okay, So do you want
Speaker 3: Crawff to cut your grass? Give us a call. Nine
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Speaker 3: All right, So Shane Crawford lost his bet and the
Speaker 3: Hawks lost taken on my d's. Everyone looks like Friday
Speaker 3: was going to be another D's loss. But then I
Speaker 3: should grind out a really important win, a much needed win,
Speaker 3: which means he's lost his son bet. He has to
Speaker 3: come and cut my grass, but I've got a tiny
Speaker 3: patch to take him a minute. Big guy like that, So, uh,
Speaker 3: what's say we upgrade the garden to one of yours?
Speaker 3: Something big, something hard, really hard, something treacherous. So if
Speaker 3: that ticks all the boxes to your garden, please let
Speaker 3: me know. Nine four one O four three, Lily, Good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Lily. Tell us about your garden.
Speaker 7: Well, I'm currently on an acre and a quarter and
Speaker 7: it's all slopes there's only one small flat fit and
Speaker 7: even the nature strip on the on the main street
Speaker 7: to the hill. He also has to maneuver the lawn mower
Speaker 7: across the rickety wooden bridge to get to the other
Speaker 7: side of the pond because I've got a pond and
Speaker 7: trot and that's on a slope as well, and there
Speaker 7: are weeds around the pond that you've got to pull
Speaker 7: out while you're mowing. So and yeah, basically it takes
Speaker 7: about I do it with the normal push mower because
Speaker 7: I can't use the ride on mower, and it takes
Speaker 7: me about four hours to do it on my own,
Speaker 7: and that's.
Speaker 3: Part of a day for cross.
Speaker 7: There's also there's also another slope you bit at the.
Speaker 6: Back that you can't probably not at all.
Speaker 3: That's whipper slippering. And yeah, that was part of the
Speaker 3: that you get all that thrown in, is that Jim's mowing.
Speaker 4: Get the works, and you know what you should do
Speaker 4: if if you've got the nature streep, he really should
Speaker 4: do the neighbors either side as well as a good gesture.
Speaker 7: It's really what you're everyone's everyone's gonna make us, so
Speaker 7: you have plenty to do when we're all on.
Speaker 4: You have to do.
Speaker 3: All right, lendy all right, thank you very much. It
Speaker 3: might be yours. There's also chat to Shona. Good morning, Shona,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning. Hello Mountain dandel On. Tell us
Speaker 3: about your place mate.
Speaker 10: Oh so we live in the beautiful day and on
Speaker 10: rangers like the Caller where are one and a half acres.
Speaker 10: It's a very steep lock but has four different terraces.
Speaker 10: So my husband's kind of figured out that if he
Speaker 10: had his push more and he runs behind it, I
Speaker 10: think you do the entire Lord in about two and a.
Speaker 3: Half hours running running Crawfe's little legs, running with a
Speaker 3: He's fit, so.
Speaker 10: He might be able to do it, but it's going
Speaker 10: to be a really good challenge and workout for him.
Speaker 4: Jeez, that's some half marathon you don't want to do
Speaker 4: with them and funnies.
Speaker 3: I should love jet lag. He's got three different planes
Speaker 3: to catch to get back here from Kentucky and the Darby.
Speaker 3: That's a great one, showner, Thank you very much, it
Speaker 3: might be yours.
Speaker 10: No worry, thank you all right.
Speaker 3: K This coming one four.
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Speaker 3: Back on the show. It's just a regular Monday thing.
Speaker 11: It is now, isn't it here?
Speaker 3: He is He's a guy Monday talking guy talk on
Speaker 3: a Monday with Hamish play Yeah, all right, what is.
Speaker 11: Your favorite Hamma drill?
Speaker 3: Dad's okay, well done on Lego Masters, great gers.
Speaker 11: Yeah, this is uh yes, we're in the big Week
Speaker 11: two now Week two of three, next week's final.
Speaker 3: Difficult second album.
Speaker 11: When I was told like, when you film it, you
Speaker 11: know there's only nine episodes, and then the producers are like,
Speaker 11: because again, this would not surprise anyone that's wants the show,
Speaker 11: first time doing reality, so there's a few little little
Speaker 11: things like like bits of lingo that kind of pop
Speaker 11: in that you're not used to saying. And the producers
Speaker 11: were like, well, you know, this is the first time
Speaker 11: you can say like, whoever wins this will make it
Speaker 11: to finals week. I was like, do you feel really
Speaker 11: early to be saying finals week? The episode five?
Speaker 3: It's what the AFL should do is just counch it
Speaker 3: down to two weeks.
Speaker 4: It is like the AFL W I guess boom, you're
Speaker 4: done and season you eliminated someone last night. So it
Speaker 4: feels like if you're a limiting nating people. At this rate,
Speaker 4: the show's going to be over so quickly. Yeah, what
Speaker 4: do you put do you hold up tonight?
Speaker 3: Do you throw bricks at them? Just to make it
Speaker 3: a bit more extreme as they're going to the brick
Speaker 3: walk of show.
Speaker 11: You now will get pelted with the amount of bricks.
Speaker 11: People feel necessary, very very sad. Last night till Guy
Speaker 11: and DeNisi. I love those guys, But again, you.
Speaker 3: Just like spoiler it I taped it. It's more Game
Speaker 3: of Thrones.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, don't worry about what I said.
Speaker 4: Then what do you bring in intruders to like make
Speaker 4: the it go longer? Like be brothers.
Speaker 3: No, we don't, but go in Paradise. It's not like
Speaker 3: Bachelor in Paradise.
Speaker 11: We do in episodes Spot we send two condestants about
Speaker 11: your paradise, We get to two of them, and then
Speaker 11: we give the Bacheler in Paradise. Guys, we got you
Speaker 11: got one hundred hours to complete. I still don't know
Speaker 11: how you guys.
Speaker 6: Will go against the rest of the teams on the show.
Speaker 11: Who only have one hour. But no, it's you're right.
Speaker 4: The rate.
Speaker 11: There's two things I learned about reality. You are you
Speaker 11: have as you get into the season, you have two
Speaker 11: types of episode. You either have this is an elimination,
Speaker 11: or you have you're playing from unity, which keeps you
Speaker 11: safe from the next one. So you're either playing for safety,
Speaker 11: guaranteed safety or guaranteed Ye.
Speaker 4: You never just have a fun week where it's like
Speaker 4: just bill for fun, here friendly.
Speaker 6: Shake it out. Yeah, this is like ratings broke intra
Speaker 6: club match.
Speaker 3: So over the weekend you took your boys, Sonny to
Speaker 3: his first Oscar I did.
Speaker 11: I was saying, questioning about this on the weekend, So Jack,
Speaker 11: this is this is a moment. I mean you at
Speaker 11: the moment, are you know you're pre child? May perhaps
Speaker 11: one day you'll have a little little girl or boy
Speaker 11: that you'll be taking on their first I was kicking.
Speaker 11: It all came out of nowhere. I wasn't really expecting
Speaker 11: to do. I was kick this year and a few
Speaker 11: of Sony's friends from his kinder they're doing it, and
Speaker 11: so I scrambled to go, yeah, yeah, we're gonna do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I was always planning to mate. I thought it was
Speaker 11: the next year thing because he's only four, and so
Speaker 11: somebody's like, are we doing I was kick, Like everyone's.
Speaker 3: Doing it started that year were eight or nine.
Speaker 11: I mean, you can't play at the MCG as a
Speaker 11: four year old. I think you've got to be sort
Speaker 11: of seven or eight to get a run at halftime,
Speaker 11: to do like one of those.
Speaker 3: I've seen him do that.
Speaker 11: But you learn the skills early. So we went along.
Speaker 6: It is the four year old I was, kick is absolute.
Speaker 4: Is it's out of control, all drills, kicking drills, star drills.
Speaker 6: Four year old.
Speaker 3: It is just they've only learned to walk.
Speaker 11: Just the fun of turning up in uniform and seeing kids,
Speaker 11: you know, like at the end they so they do
Speaker 11: try and do drills, but it's just I mean, what's
Speaker 11: the point. I honestly thought, like I took a long
Speaker 11: one year old as well, because perhaps a bit optimistically,
Speaker 11: I thought it would be like a kind of a
Speaker 11: kid's club at club met Like I it's was a ballpit,
Speaker 11: it's at a it's at an oval, and I thought
Speaker 11: I could take rudy one year old off to go
Speaker 11: and get the coffee while the kids are doing gos.
Speaker 3: Kick.
Speaker 11: But you're in it as a parent, like you're you're
Speaker 11: want the runners, You're half the drill, like you're handballing
Speaker 11: to the kids, and I've got Rudy in one arm
Speaker 11: as I'm like encouraging kids to like jump through the
Speaker 11: hoops and.
Speaker 3: And get the confused you're handboiling actual Rudy to Sonny.
Speaker 11: And I lost her in it, but she found her
Speaker 11: way back and she sort of came back to me.
Speaker 11: But there's one there's one kid in there. I won't
Speaker 11: use to just because I'm going to put a bet
Speaker 11: on him. And I don't want other people jumping on
Speaker 11: this because Colin Bryan right here, she was a gun
Speaker 11: right and all the parents then you and I spending
Speaker 11: to one of the other mums, going, can you put
Speaker 11: money on a four year old to win the brown.
Speaker 4: You're scouting him for when he's in his twenty he's.
Speaker 3: He's on DS fan you can play this week.
Speaker 11: I'm going to start doctoring his birth certificates so it
Speaker 11: looks like it looks like he's the son of a
Speaker 11: former Gray.
Speaker 3: Put it two in front of the four and twenty four.
Speaker 3: It's just a short one.
Speaker 11: At the end, they play a game, right, and it
Speaker 11: goes like this, there's like kid Half the kids get
Speaker 11: the colorful bibs. The other half are in uniforms. Someone
Speaker 11: kicks it and it's only like, let's say twenty meters
Speaker 11: long the field they set up the goals. Someone's mean
Speaker 11: to kick it out from the back line, but that
Speaker 11: kid will usually just run the length of the field
Speaker 11: while twenty other kids run alongside them cheering for them.
Speaker 6: Sometimes unlike the other team, that is some.
Speaker 3: Of the round have been using that well trusted technique.
Speaker 6: They run, then they point blank in front of the
Speaker 6: other goal.
Speaker 11: Sometimes they just chuck it through. Sometimes like one kid
Speaker 11: put it on the ground, which is like socker it
Speaker 11: through like some kids and tried to throw backwards over their.
Speaker 6: Head like an umpire. They want to do what they've seen.
Speaker 6: So everyone's just.
Speaker 11: Doing that back and forth, just like one kid'll run
Speaker 11: the restle flock and chit and then this kid, Brian,
Speaker 11: like one kid tried to kick it out from the
Speaker 11: back line and it just kind of dribbles along the ground. Brian,
Speaker 11: honestly like low ball. Get the two kids are going for.
Speaker 11: He gets a lobel, get spins right, spins out of
Speaker 11: the lobal get like a young ambulant, turns around like goose,
Speaker 11: steps two kids and kicks it about twenty minutes, like
Speaker 11: a perfect Hollywood movie of this, and you're looking at
Speaker 11: all the parents are just like, oh, Brian, I love you.
Speaker 11: She just was just phenomenal. Now, I'm not saying I
Speaker 11: would ever try Brian for saying I love Sonny's dedication
Speaker 11: and he's fun and that's the way therefore, but there
Speaker 11: was a real sense of like, is it.
Speaker 3: Possible Brian Harney.
Speaker 11: No, I don't want to take Brian her because I
Speaker 11: get the sense he's trained five days a week, like
Speaker 11: owning a race horse.
Speaker 6: I couldn't handle the upkeep.
Speaker 11: I can't, Brian. I can't give you the skills you need.
Speaker 11: But you stay and whatever you stay with your mom
Speaker 11: and dad, whatever your mom and dad are doing, you're
Speaker 11: on the right development path. Like he's he's on his way.
Speaker 11: He's on his way to the AFL, and me and
Speaker 11: Sonny will be the right brother cheering along.
Speaker 3: The chairs squad, just like we are now. I took
Speaker 3: my daughter. She leaves for the first second term yestage,
Speaker 3: so she's twelve and she's suddenly getting too footy. Now
Speaker 3: she's left soccer behind. So she played for the second time,
Speaker 3: had a key role. So it was my turn to
Speaker 3: be one of the parents that turned up at halftime
Speaker 3: with the oranges and oranges I get, okay, it's well
Speaker 3: known kind of little nutritious thing for athletes. But then
Speaker 3: I was also turned up with turned up with two
Speaker 3: for the players, for all the girls, the whole team,
Speaker 3: two packets of jetty snakes. Yeah no, that's that's what's
Speaker 3: that got to do with this is sugar. It's just
Speaker 3: as like giving me a number one of the oranges.
Speaker 3: But they all tore into the jey snakes. I mean,
Speaker 3: is this the chunky?
Speaker 11: I think I wasn't at the point of oranges though,
Speaker 11: Like it's sugar and it's like half liquids, and then
Speaker 11: it gives you a bit of an energy.
Speaker 4: We only ever got the oranges, not the traits.
Speaker 3: The other thing is at halftime, all the parents are
Speaker 3: now to wander on and just have a chat and
Speaker 3: this poor guy who get their But I think they
Speaker 3: I should do that the g as well, because I
Speaker 3: think some of the players will get more of addressing
Speaker 3: down from the mammal or fans. I'm his dad. I'm
Speaker 3: just going to wander off.
Speaker 11: It should be like you've got the heritage around or whatever.
Speaker 11: You've got the fan coach round. I've been randomly twenty
Speaker 11: fans get to go on at.
Speaker 6: Three quarter time and from level three and give them
Speaker 6: a spray.
Speaker 3: All right, we've went out a time. You're back on
Speaker 3: tonight seven thirty Channa and I Lego Masters.
Speaker 11: I think I reckon you guys will love time as episode.
Speaker 11: It's the bridge. This is the This is the episode
Speaker 11: where over river Kwai, over river quite over a very gentle,
Speaker 11: quiet Lego river two meters span. The teams were given
Speaker 11: ten hours. It turns out to be too much time.
Speaker 11: Ten hours to build the strongest bridge possible. And I
Speaker 11: say that it's too much time because everyone just built
Speaker 11: incredible bridges and I'm meant to break them at the
Speaker 11: end of the episode without giving anything away, Like the
Speaker 11: bridges withstood a lot more weight than the producers had organized, so.
Speaker 6: You could have driven a nactual car over. There was
Speaker 6: just a bit where it was like, what we've run
Speaker 6: out of what?
Speaker 11: Okay, we're gonna this is as everybody knows, this is
Speaker 11: the first time we've done this show.
Speaker 3: Way draw a little.
Speaker 6: We're gonna get back to you, all right.
Speaker 3: Check it out tonight on Channel nine seven thirty Lego
Speaker 3: Masters Thank you Home.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three Time for this week's Monday mishard lyrics.
Speaker 2: It's just another miss heard Monday Christian O'Connell's miss heard lyrics.
Speaker 3: All right, biggest fee, shall we do more emails about
Speaker 3: this than anything else? If you hear a misheard lyric,
Speaker 3: you just send it to me. We're sticking on than
Speaker 3: do these the way it always works. So the first
Speaker 3: we have our top five from Big John, who always
Speaker 3: compiles the top five. We have a listen to them
Speaker 3: work out whether or not they do land or they
Speaker 3: go into an instant Hall of Famer like this on
Speaker 3: from Celine Dion from Titanic. I believe that our heart
Speaker 3: must go on? Or is it the hot dogs.
Speaker 1: Hot?
Speaker 3: Alright, there's a going to Big John's Top five this week. Guys,
Speaker 3: we've got Ariana Grande problem head in the clouds, Got
Speaker 3: no weight on my shoulders? Or is it heading a glove?
Speaker 3: Got no weight on my shoulders? Yeah, that's in there.
Speaker 3: Never go to this classic you hear this on this
Speaker 3: radio station. Great song from George Michael Faith or is
Speaker 3: it I Gotta have Feta? Feta fta Georgie boy was
Speaker 3: from Greece. It would make sense, it isn't. That's a
Speaker 3: great spot. They're big John, I reckon that gets never
Speaker 3: go to Ellie Golding Burns, strike the match, play it loud,
Speaker 3: giving love to the world. Clad. We don't know to
Speaker 3: play stuffing like that. I couldn't hear that every two
Speaker 3: hours anyway? Or is it strike the marshmallow goat giving
Speaker 3: love to the world.
Speaker 4: Is it that it's sorry?
Speaker 3: He spread? Can't all go through? That's good? Listen legend
Speaker 3: support McCartney another day till the Man of her dreams
Speaker 3: comes to break the spell. I feel bad about doing this.
Speaker 3: He's a musical legend, however. Or is it till the
Speaker 3: man of her dreams comes to brave the smell? Yes, sorry, Macca,
Speaker 3: you're in. Yeah, it's braving the smell. It goes through.
Speaker 3: Let me go to Robert Palmer from Simply Irresistible This
Speaker 3: song Do you remember this from the eighties? She's all mine,
Speaker 3: There's no other way to go? Or is it she's
Speaker 3: all man, there's no other way to go? Is okay?
Speaker 3: Mister Palmer's knock it to you? Trying all right? Coming
Speaker 3: up next, down, we go through the best of yours
Speaker 3: that have come in over the last seven days on
Speaker 3: the Monday misheard or your favorite misheard limits rounding up yours.
Speaker 1: Next the Christian Who Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Good one and two. Georgia and a mum on a
Speaker 3: school run have just emailed me there one for next
Speaker 3: week's Monday Misheard lyrics.
Speaker 2: This is that this works, It's just another miss heard
Speaker 2: Monday Christian O'Connell's miss Heard Lyrics Heavy minding.
Speaker 3: Then we do a round up a Big John's top
Speaker 3: five misheard lyrics. We've just found an instant hall of
Speaker 3: Famer George Michael's classic Faith Or is it I gotta
Speaker 3: have Feta Feta feta yep, last hall of Fame. Now
Speaker 3: time of the roundup of yours in the last seven days.
Speaker 3: We go to David in mill Park. Christian want to
Speaker 3: be in this one? Bon Jovi Blaze of Glory.
Speaker 6: I've got an old good four bill.
Speaker 3: He's got an old coat for a pillow, poor guy?
Speaker 3: Or has he got an old goat for a pillow?
Speaker 4: I've got an old good four bit effective?
Speaker 3: Yes, all right, let's go to Madonna the young young
Speaker 3: girls with eyes like the desert? Or is it young
Speaker 3: girls with eyes like potatoes? You almost just have another replay. No,
Speaker 3: it's not quite that tough, Chris. Let's go to Scissor
Speaker 3: Sisters now from Rob and this song so that I'm
Speaker 3: from the song I don't feel like dancing. You think
Speaker 3: that I could muster up a little soft shoe, gentle sway?
Speaker 3: Or is it you think that I could muster up
Speaker 3: a little soft shoe Dennis Quaid the actor, Yes, I'm
Speaker 3: hearing Dennis Quie. Yes, Dennis Quaid in soft shoes as well, Rob,
Speaker 3: thank you much. And finally, this morning, Simo him and
Speaker 3: his two boys listen to the show on the school run.
Speaker 3: They all agree on this one. When you find out
Speaker 3: what it is, it is very much boys and dad
Speaker 3: doing this one. Kylie Minogue, put yourself in my place?
Speaker 3: You already there? Can we all see it coming? Can
Speaker 3: we all hear it and see it coming over the horizon?
Speaker 3: You pupped yourself in my place, childish but effective. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: All I'm hearing is put yourself in my place? Yes, Well,
Speaker 3: everyone in the school runs Hall of Favor. I score
Speaker 3: a round two this week. Go through Okay, if you
Speaker 3: got some ever for me, we'll do it again next Monday.
Speaker 3: Email me Christian at Gold one I four three dot
Speaker 3: com dot au would give you mugs the ones we
Speaker 3: play on air. Christian at goldwei four three dot com
Speaker 3: dot Au.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: We love getting your emails, your stories and your emails
Speaker 3: are amazing and we call this feature late to the Party.
Speaker 3: No topic you ever hear on the show is ever
Speaker 3: completely dead. You can bring it back whenever you want.
Speaker 3: Way is Manbama Hi, Christian Late to the party. This
Speaker 3: combines a ladder and an embarrassing injury. I was left
Speaker 3: in a garden with my four year old son while
Speaker 3: my son my wife popped out to the shops. I
Speaker 3: was in the middle of cutting the top of the
Speaker 3: hedge with the ladder resting against the shed. Please can
Speaker 3: we make a note about ladders on tomorrow show. There's
Speaker 3: a whole stepart phone in about ladders. Leads. Things are
Speaker 3: deadly things anyway, the ladder resting against the shed when
Speaker 3: I accidentally nudged the ladder, causing it to lurch forward
Speaker 3: and send me straight down all six o't five and
Speaker 3: sixteen stone of me through the single small rungs of
Speaker 3: the ladder. This resulted in me landing upright with four
Speaker 3: foot of the ladder behind me and four foot still
Speaker 3: left in front of me. I was stuck. Blood started
Speaker 3: to run down my legs too. No matter what I did,
Speaker 3: I couldn't release myself from my prison until my wife
Speaker 3: got back. The word she heard from my son was
Speaker 3: dad stuck in the ladder. She finally released me and
Speaker 3: a quick look showed that I had ripped my open.
Speaker 3: I was rushed to emergency with much amusement and sniggering
Speaker 3: insuit before stitches and days of hobbling about followed. This
Speaker 3: is one of several ladder related incidents I have, along
Speaker 3: with the time I fell through the ceiling. Thank you
Speaker 3: for that, He's meant to say, I presume me center
Speaker 3: at the end. Thanks for the show, But he spelled
Speaker 3: it here and hasn't been autocorrected, or maybe it has
Speaker 3: auto correc to it the wrong way. When it does that,
Speaker 3: it tries to correct you because that's not what I
Speaker 3: want to say. But he's signed off with thanks for
Speaker 3: the shoe, Martin. It's a pleasure have I sent you
Speaker 3: some shoes instead of monks?
Speaker 4: Is that what got sent on show merchandise?
Speaker 3: The trainer Martin, thank you very much s your email
Speaker 3: If you ever got any we send you monks and shoes.
Speaker 3: The email addresses Christian at Gold one a four three
Speaker 3: dot com dot au, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: At what time wasted are coming up? After nine? Now
Speaker 3: the chance to get my phone contacts this as well
Speaker 3: for the fifty thousand dollars phone at Frenzy between nine
Speaker 3: and ten where we were playing mono rock comes to
Speaker 3: the boy and then you can call in try and
Speaker 3: get on the contacts list with this Friday. This is
Speaker 3: what I told you about this phone call my mum yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we have to go to Woolworst to get some
Speaker 3: oranges for Lois's second game playing at number nine for
Speaker 3: her new footy team. Is my job to do the
Speaker 3: oranges and then in the two packets these jelly snakes.
Speaker 4: So did you go home with just a full basket
Speaker 4: of half oranges because they all wanted the snakes?
Speaker 3: Sadly only eight oranges? You know, I put them into
Speaker 3: like eights. You know, only a couple of the kids
Speaker 3: on that was the Jelly Snakes, even the coach.
Speaker 4: It's been running around.
Speaker 3: The coach had four and he went for the red ones,
Speaker 3: the best ones at Jay Snakes. Who likes the green ones? Anyway, Anyway,
Speaker 3: as I arrived with the teenager at the card park
Speaker 3: of Woolworths and Hampton, I suddenly they quick look in
Speaker 3: the rear view mirror and I saw that had a
Speaker 3: great big red angry spot on the sod of my chin.
Speaker 3: And I looked at it was like criky that I
Speaker 3: can't go in there like that. So I said to Rubers, said, hey,
Speaker 3: this isn't guse me me a favor. Can you squeeze
Speaker 3: this it needs to doing, which was like, no, I'm
Speaker 3: not doing that. Please, I'll give you twenty bucks if
Speaker 3: you squeeze. I can't go in. I can't get to
Speaker 3: it and it hurts and it's going to get angry
Speaker 3: if I don't get it right. We've got one go
Speaker 3: at this one. I'm not doing that. Mom asked me
Speaker 3: to do that a couple of weeks ago and it
Speaker 3: squirted into my face. Anyway, so yesterday I'm catching up.
Speaker 3: I can normally do it my sound. It's always Sunday.
Speaker 3: It's been like there since I left home when I
Speaker 3: was nineteen. Sundays a day, you know, when I used
Speaker 3: to foam my parents. I don't know if you always
Speaker 3: had a set day when you ring your parents, mind Sunday.
Speaker 3: But now it's obviously skyping and phone calls and stuff.
Speaker 3: This back to England. So I'm catching up on the
Speaker 3: phone with my mum and she starts saying, very it's sad,
Speaker 3: isn't it. Over the weekend about Schumacher dying. I was
Speaker 3: at the first i'd heard of it. I went, oh, god,
Speaker 3: that's I know what. Obviously he'd hurt himself skiing, he'd
Speaker 3: been in the coma and and now he's obviously passed away.
Speaker 3: And I'm like, oh, I didn't know that. Mama thought,
Speaker 3: all right, okay, Then she goes, yeah, just like all
Speaker 3: those Star Wars fans must be so upset. And I went, yet,
Speaker 3: what how do you mean Chewbacca? She went, yes, that's
Speaker 3: what I said. Went No, you said Shoemacher. She went no,
Speaker 3: you must be the phone. I went, no, you said Shoemacher,
Speaker 3: You said Michael. He's not called Michael Chewbacca. We don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't know. George Lucas might have that in this
Speaker 3: full name Michael Chewbacca, so they just call him chew
Speaker 3: I just went to shore formerly one fans. Michael Schumacher
Speaker 3: is absolutely fine. But Peter Mayhew, the actor who played Chewbacca,
Speaker 3: has sadly passed away. Just to clarify the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourn's gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: All right time for this mornings at work time wastter.
Speaker 3: New York City has now got a Wu Tang Clan district.
Speaker 3: And I know there's one thing. The focus groups always
Speaker 3: show us how much you guys love Wu Tang Clan
Speaker 3: here on God won a point point three. The city
Speaker 3: has designated a section of Staten Island as the Wu
Speaker 3: Tang District to celebrate the legendary hip hop's go group's
Speaker 3: influence and contributions to the world. I think this is
Speaker 3: a great story. I'm just sticking some Wu Tang Clan
Speaker 3: now and I'll Huggy was playing it Friday. It's a
Speaker 3: winning song for his phone. Frenzy told him before about
Speaker 3: lighting up and playing this in the studio. It's going
Speaker 3: to do that, you know. All right? So what today's
Speaker 3: at work time waster? If I played for thirty seconds,
Speaker 3: it means that Wu Tang Clan will actually get money
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Speaker 3: We need to ease up on the drugs. That radio
Speaker 3: station is playing Gold on four point three is playing
Speaker 3: Wu Tang Clan. You feel Gold have gone off their
Speaker 3: nut when they hie me. Now they've hired me and
Speaker 3: I'm playing on the breakfast show. Okay, So the at
Speaker 3: work time waste today is put a band in the place.
Speaker 3: I've got New Byork, very good, Hong Kong Jovi. I've
Speaker 3: also got Frankston Sinatra. I hope there's a tribute act
Speaker 3: that just does the bars in Frankston called Frankston Sinatra
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Speaker 3: Tehran Adams, Pat Bogatar, thank you, say my best all last,
Speaker 3: Pat Bogatar, all right, put a band in a place. Jack,
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Speaker 4: Mentone? Is anything.
Speaker 3: Nice?
Speaker 4: Alice Springsteen?
Speaker 3: Nothing? Yep, silence, just move on.
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Mind the gap on Gold one of four point three.
Speaker 3: As we jump from Alanis Morrissett to Wo Tang Clan,
Speaker 3: just turn another Monday on Gold one of four point three.
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Speaker 3: time wasted today the Wo Tang Clan and given their
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Speaker 3: Oh yes, perfect, Wu Tank's Wedding. All right, so we're
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Speaker 4: I think Beth with Melton John.
Speaker 3: What about Giranna Iran. I'm the marker. How dare right
Speaker 3: challenge him. All right, well, don't everyone the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 4: My dad's thrown away a whole lot of vinyl. You
Speaker 4: might be interested in that.
Speaker 3: He's probably got a lot of great stuff.
Speaker 4: It's got the main ones I remember is rolling Stones
Speaker 4: in ACDC. But then there's like, hello, no, I don't
Speaker 4: think they're like they're not first you know a Stones fan.
Speaker 8: He's throwing them away.
Speaker 4: Well, they they're doing like everybody eventually.
Speaker 3: Is doing this favor, the greatest favor other do right,
Speaker 3: other than now staying awake, which we've nailed that one.
Speaker 3: Everything he's got by the Stones, bring in to me, okay,
Speaker 3: free gift, Oh my gosh, amazing.
Speaker 4: All right, well I'll I have to fight Bianca for it,
Speaker 4: because this is the thing. We're over there yesterday. Dad's
Speaker 4: got his pile of vinyl and he's getting rid of finally,
Speaker 4: and Banker says, oh, we'll take it because we want
Speaker 4: to get a record player. And I said, we don't
Speaker 4: want to get a record player. We don't have room
Speaker 4: for a turntable at our house. She then we start
Speaker 4: to argue about whether we need one or don't need
Speaker 4: one because I took.
Speaker 3: Up a lot of room. And then it's also all
Speaker 3: the vinuel as well.
Speaker 4: That's right, and we and what I liked about moving
Speaker 4: back into this house is we got rid of a
Speaker 4: whole lot of junk we don't need. Finally it feels like,
Speaker 4: all right, we're not saturated and stuff everywhere.
Speaker 3: Fine, it is not junk. All right, get some of
Speaker 3: the cutlery or stuff like that. I was, I was
Speaker 3: your hands. But then she got some good vinyl.
Speaker 4: So the Yankee wants a turntable. I said, we don't
Speaker 4: have the space for it. She goes, I'm making an
Speaker 4: executive decision.
Speaker 3: This is my wife does this all the time, and
Speaker 3: it's the thing that she invented that phrase. I would
Speaker 3: never even have the balls to say, well, I'm making
Speaker 3: an executive She looked at my go, no, what you said.
Speaker 4: So she introduced it to me. Yesay, she goes, we
Speaker 4: both get five per year. Yep, that's what I've decided.
Speaker 4: We both get five per year an executive This is marriage.
Speaker 3: It's constantly made up on the spot.
Speaker 4: A decision that will affect both people in the relationship.
Speaker 4: So she is using her well, put her hand up
Speaker 4: to use her first exit.
Speaker 3: Then what's to stop you then using one of yours
Speaker 3: to go we're not getting.
Speaker 4: One yeah, or we're not doing executive decisions.
Speaker 3: Where does that leave the world?
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