Speaker 1: Quest, Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 2: Podcast.
Speaker 3: Doesn't get my leg going like it usually does, like
Speaker 3: nipple height.
Speaker 1: To me, alien baby, Hello, Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 4: Actually forgot Percy said that exactly yesterday when we don't worry.
Speaker 5: I copped it when I got home.
Speaker 4: Did you?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 6: Really, I have to forget sometimes, you know, I think
Speaker 6: we all do.
Speaker 4: Don't about the people that are involved in a live
Speaker 4: So then have this lit rip about this because it's
Speaker 4: happened so many times to me over the years where
Speaker 4: my wife will go, what the hell did you say?
Speaker 4: And it'd be like three in the afternoon and I
Speaker 4: don't know about what sober Perhaps she was telling herself
Speaker 4: once Chris, her husband, if I started called the Word
Speaker 4: of love God was when a meeting once as someone
Speaker 4: just went.
Speaker 5: Are you the worri loved k That was the CEO.
Speaker 4: The legend of helg.
Speaker 5: This is what happens. Everyone from work was ringing him
Speaker 5: yesterday morning.
Speaker 4: I'm not surprised because you were saying, basically, you've been
Speaker 4: so sharing about how brute activates.
Speaker 5: She hands me on.
Speaker 4: There's no learning Jackie boy, how are you you got
Speaker 4: a last day off being home alone before your wife
Speaker 4: and son come back tomorrow.
Speaker 7: It's Christmas Eve vibes right now for me. I'm at
Speaker 7: the point now we're at home so lonely that I'm
Speaker 7: talking to the dog out loud.
Speaker 4: He turned into Tom Hanks eight days and he chatted
Speaker 4: to the computer.
Speaker 6: So the friends he's met online are those cams.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 7: I woke up this morning excited to tell Luna, Luna
Speaker 7: one more day, guess who comes home tomorrow? The house
Speaker 7: is going to be full again. I'm very excited for
Speaker 7: Gordy and return.
Speaker 4: So what are you going to do to make it
Speaker 4: a really nice She's just going to get back from
Speaker 4: a long flight from la When she arrives back in
Speaker 4: home yesterday tomorrow.
Speaker 7: I go a remind us for all the things I
Speaker 7: have to do today.
Speaker 4: Which you're big on that reminder. Jack's come back this year.
Speaker 4: It's the first time I've ever in the almost five
Speaker 4: years working with you, I've never seen a user watch,
Speaker 4: never had one, which is when you do breakfast radio.
Speaker 4: But anyway, no need one, just for other people, not
Speaker 4: so much yourself. There's 'n up on time. But you've
Speaker 4: got an Apple Watch now you to watch.
Speaker 7: And yeah, four or five times a day, I'll remind it.
Speaker 4: Oh, it's like Captain Kirk trying to get back to
Speaker 4: the bridge. Topical reference reminder to change sheets at one pm,
Speaker 4: and then he goes one pm is a good time
Speaker 4: time to change jack sheets for people?
Speaker 7: Actually a good tip for people using reminders on with
Speaker 7: Siria or on their phone or devices. You've got to
Speaker 7: put a time in there or else they just you know,
Speaker 7: they spile it away.
Speaker 4: So what will happen then? Will come before one pm?
Speaker 7: Does the phone one pm?
Speaker 4: The watch to start.
Speaker 6: Moving you to the sheets.
Speaker 7: He'll bing and he'll tell me to change the and
Speaker 7: then I'll have to stop whatever I'm doing. I could
Speaker 7: be mid by through lunch and they'll stop what I'm
Speaker 7: doing and go and change the sheets.
Speaker 4: And so you're going to change the sheets, Darre ask
Speaker 4: when we're the last.
Speaker 7: This will sound bad, but I've got an excuse. Do
Speaker 7: you want to the excuse first?
Speaker 6: All the time, give me the headline, give me the clickbake.
Speaker 5: Not this year, don't say that.
Speaker 4: It's the thirty first of January.
Speaker 5: Jacks serious.
Speaker 7: When we moved house. When we moved house, everything was
Speaker 7: in boxes. I didn't know where anything was. It is
Speaker 7: my job to change the sheets.
Speaker 6: I don't want to.
Speaker 4: You've got technology. You could have put unteen reminders thirty
Speaker 4: one days.
Speaker 7: It's changes today.
Speaker 4: You know. We're doing the big book and listeners. Smelliest
Speaker 4: listener in Melbourne. We found him.
Speaker 2: He's here the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 6: They have to get washed today.
Speaker 7: Yeah they will.
Speaker 6: They have to.
Speaker 4: You can't come back and you could be spreading fleas
Speaker 4: or bedbugs right now. Wash. I just burn them, actually
Speaker 4: bury them, Maybe use them as some sort of terrance
Speaker 4: to stop the dog jumping over that fence. They've got
Speaker 4: very acute sense of smell.
Speaker 7: Of the chicken double chicken wire worked. By the way
Speaker 7: she was in the backyard.
Speaker 6: That is going to look such a treat when your
Speaker 6: wife go back to Los.
Speaker 4: I've turned the backyard into a feature. Look is this
Speaker 4: like Sam Quents in prison? Out there? Now? All right,
Speaker 4: we have a brand new game and it's all for you.
Speaker 4: We have excess. We're handing over control to one hundred
Speaker 4: huge digital wiellboards all over Melbourne over to you every
Speaker 4: single show for the next two weeks. We started this
Speaker 4: yesterday ran about this time. Yesterday morning we spoke to
Speaker 4: Marie and she had an amazing, very personal message that
Speaker 4: she wanted for her husband, Steve Jack.
Speaker 6: What was the message we first put up yesterday.
Speaker 7: Steve put your dishes in the dishwasher.
Speaker 4: Yes, so this went life all over Melbourne. Here's how
Speaker 4: it worked for Maria.
Speaker 9: Hi, Christian, Marie here, thanks for getting my message up
Speaker 9: on the billboard this morning. Steve saw the message and
Speaker 9: rang me straight away. Just wanted to thank me for
Speaker 9: letting all of Melbourne know that he leaves his copy
Speaker 9: cup and his breakfast bowl in the sink. Anyway, I
Speaker 9: think we'll see some improvement. Thanks for providing such a
Speaker 9: free service and getting the message out there to all
Speaker 9: the Steves in Melbourne. And if a coffee cup appears
Speaker 9: above the dishwasher, I'll be sure to give you a call.
Speaker 6: She was great, yes, Lely. And then we found Vinnie.
Speaker 4: Vinnie bagged us to have his message on the billboards
Speaker 4: and his message has been up all day. What is
Speaker 4: Vinnie's current message on the billboards of Melbourne?
Speaker 7: Still there now over one hundred sites over Melbourne. Save
Speaker 7: my Daughter's wedding Wanted nineteen sixty seven black Chevrolet and parlor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and thank you very much to everyone who's been
Speaker 4: trying to get him this car right for this wedding.
Speaker 4: It's on April the at twenty second. It's a really
Speaker 4: hard to find car. The reason why they want their
Speaker 4: car is his daughter is a massive found of TV Supernatural.
Speaker 4: They've tried Google nothing like many of you. We also
Speaker 4: found there is a guy who does have this exact
Speaker 4: same car who's in Tasmania. This poor guy yesterday was
Speaker 4: besieged by phone calls and emails and I want to
Speaker 4: thank you for doing that because that actually shows that
Speaker 4: UK you're trying to get Vinnie this car for his
Speaker 4: daughter's wedding. Tom I produced a spokeless guy yesterday who
Speaker 4: lives really in remote Tasmania and he said it felt
Speaker 4: like he used to listen to the show.
Speaker 6: He moved there a couple of years ago.
Speaker 4: He said it felt like someone had just put all
Speaker 4: his personal tetails up on those one hundred billboards. So
Speaker 4: Tom is due to speak to him at six fifteen
Speaker 4: this morning. Somebody who has this car, but it's in Tasmania.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he asked for overnight to speak about it with
Speaker 7: his wife and he's going to come back to us
Speaker 7: for this morning, so it could be solved. Problem could
Speaker 7: be sold this morning.
Speaker 4: Hang on a minute, though, Tom also Tom hat this guy,
Speaker 4: he lent this car for a wedding recently and obviously,
Speaker 4: you know, someone got very excited. They were also big
Speaker 4: a fan of the TV show Supernatural. Yeah, they were
Speaker 4: like standing on the bonnet of the car, draped Severn
Speaker 4: the back of it.
Speaker 6: They did have a three thousand dollars with the damage
Speaker 6: that he had to make good on.
Speaker 4: So suddenly when all did Melbourne start going car it's
Speaker 4: a guy called Vinnini's.
Speaker 7: They're like what and then Vinny starts taking it like
Speaker 7: the dukes of hazard.
Speaker 4: He's doing donuts. So at the moment, this is why
Speaker 4: they're talking. Why are they talking at six fifteen as well?
Speaker 4: It's really early. Basically anything that anyone asked me, it's
Speaker 4: six fifteen. Your answers normally know, isn't it just to
Speaker 4: get to just stop talking and get off.
Speaker 7: The phone go back to sleep?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so fingers crossed. You also think someone DMS you didn't.
Speaker 7: They There's one in Sydney that people can hire out
Speaker 7: for this sort of thing.
Speaker 6: Weddings. What exactly the same car, same same car.
Speaker 7: I'll pull it up, give me a second.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sure, don't prepare for the link. Maybe do a
Speaker 4: little reminder, get ready for the show. And it was
Speaker 4: the fact did you share that intel with the team
Speaker 4: yesterday at all? When Tom's speaking to a guy in Tasmania.
Speaker 7: It only reminded me this morning as I heard you
Speaker 7: and Tom.
Speaker 4: I'm so lucky to have to take the picture on
Speaker 4: the show. I remember you guys thicking forretty partner, Hi
Speaker 4: son DM me about one in Sydney in this country.
Speaker 7: It looks great. Yeah, you can hire it.
Speaker 4: It does, Yeah, you can hire it.
Speaker 6: Pats, you got a message in for details?
Speaker 7: Should I message him or wipe for the Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, get one of the adults on the team. Right.
Speaker 4: We need brand new messages, don't we We need brand
Speaker 4: new messages now. So these are one hundred digital billboards
Speaker 4: and we can change the message within ten minutes. So
Speaker 4: what would you want this morning? What do you want
Speaker 4: to say? Ask for anything?
Speaker 2: Look, Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: So the next two weeks we're playing a brand new
Speaker 4: game with you guys, and you can do anything the
Speaker 4: power that you have right now, then this is huge.
Speaker 4: We have one hundred billboards every single show to play
Speaker 4: with and we're going to pick a message today sometimes two,
Speaker 4: which we did yesterday, and we can change the message
Speaker 4: on the billboards to one hundred big digital billboards all
Speaker 4: over Melbourne within about ten minutes. So we're looking for
Speaker 4: a brand new one right now. One four one, O
Speaker 4: four three. What do you want to put up? There
Speaker 4: might be something that you would text to just somebody
Speaker 4: a work mate, your boss, your husband, your wife, the
Speaker 4: kids broadcast it to.
Speaker 6: All of Melbourne.
Speaker 4: It's like send all where the all is Melbourne. This
Speaker 4: came in overnight from Carl Christian. I like to have
Speaker 4: a billboard near the Pies training ground simply saying Jack
Speaker 4: Christopher Captain.
Speaker 6: I love this one from Catherine.
Speaker 4: Our seventeen year old daughter has been living in Germany
Speaker 4: for three months on exchange, going to school bone it's
Speaker 4: coming home this week. Her real name is Miranda, but
Speaker 4: her oldest sister, who is two. When Miranda was born,
Speaker 4: told friends and family that a new baby sister name
Speaker 4: is Babanda Bunnett Falzbach. We think it'd be great if
Speaker 4: you have the billboard could just say that and nothing else.
Speaker 4: That's not Catherine. All right, let's go to lines on
Speaker 4: nine four one four one oh four three. Good morning, Vanessa,
Speaker 4: morning Christian.
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Vanessa. What would you like your billboard to say?
Speaker 11: Keeping it short and simple. I want my partner to
Speaker 11: hurry up and propose to me.
Speaker 6: All right, So what's the story. Do you know that
Speaker 6: he's got the ring?
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we went shopping for it and on our ten
Speaker 11: year anniversary, and it's sat in the safe ever since,
Speaker 11: for about six months. So I'm still just waiting for
Speaker 11: him to give it to me.
Speaker 4: It must be. It must be doing you in because
Speaker 4: you know it's in the safe.
Speaker 11: It's very frustrating. Yeah, I just keep thinking about it,
Speaker 11: and I'm thinking, oh, is it going to be today
Speaker 11: or is it going to be a special occasion? But no,
Speaker 11: just casually it still sits there.
Speaker 4: Because you've had Christmas, you've had New Year. This has
Speaker 4: went so many people. Traditionally they do it on New
Speaker 4: Year's Eve or New Years Day, the New year, new
Speaker 4: intentions and a wedding plan.
Speaker 10: That's it. Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 7: But no, is he waiting for the holiday? Maybe a
Speaker 7: lot of people wait for their away somewhere.
Speaker 11: I don't know he knows I like the snow, so
Speaker 11: I thought maybe he was waiting until we go there.
Speaker 4: But you know places that snowed over Christmas New Year.
Speaker 7: But as we're warning our producer Tom who told us
Speaker 7: the story on the show, he proposed in snow and
Speaker 7: because he went down in like four feet of snow,
Speaker 7: he almost disappeared. And you just had a hand reaching
Speaker 7: up out of the snow with a ring on it.
Speaker 10: Worried it was pretty good.
Speaker 4: So have you said.
Speaker 6: To him at any moment, like what's going.
Speaker 4: On with the ring? You know?
Speaker 8: I have.
Speaker 11: I have tried being subtle and it just kind of
Speaker 11: gets brushed over.
Speaker 4: So is it like this when are you going out
Speaker 4: for Whenever you're out for a mill of the restaurant,
Speaker 4: he bends down to pick something up or shoelace.
Speaker 12: So this is it?
Speaker 4: Yes, Mitchy, I feel like.
Speaker 7: That when you say you're subtle? What what's your tactic
Speaker 7: to being subtle? Look, I might just.
Speaker 11: Say, oh, you know, if he's so to the safe,
Speaker 11: I'm like, oh, you're getting my ring?
Speaker 10: Or are you going to get my ring? I call
Speaker 10: that subtle.
Speaker 6: And beyond single ladies.
Speaker 7: All the time, all right, nothing more subtle than than
Speaker 7: the billboard.
Speaker 10: Directly exte hundred of them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, it's time to make it crystal clear. And
Speaker 4: so what would you in your mind? You probably visualize
Speaker 4: what you think the billboard might say. What does it
Speaker 4: say at the moment it.
Speaker 10: Says, Mitch, hurry up and propose to me, love.
Speaker 4: Ness, love it.
Speaker 6: This is direct, all right, all right.
Speaker 11: And a couple of exits in there at the end.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, how many want to chuck in three? It's
Speaker 6: got to be at least three.
Speaker 4: Three always standard number, isn't it.
Speaker 7: Now we've been using exclamation marks, willy nilly? Were we
Speaker 7: going again, Mitch exclamation mark?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 11: No, no, I was thinking more at the end, like Mitch,
Speaker 11: hurry up and proposed to me, exclamation mark limit.
Speaker 4: Today the use of the excavation mark one billboard message.
Speaker 4: Vanessa's right, So Vanessa's just seemsly going to begin Mitch
Speaker 4: new line.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yes, please.
Speaker 7: Okay, And I'm already sorry already Mitch, but I've already
Speaker 7: forgotten what the rest of us.
Speaker 5: Hurry up and propose already.
Speaker 10: Hurry yes, thanks. Pets.
Speaker 4: In the movie of this, Patsy's playing Euphanis you know
Speaker 4: sort of affair reconstruction.
Speaker 7: All right, refreshed. We should be able to the three
Speaker 7: of us, should be able to look at the example bill, I'm.
Speaker 4: Looking at this now, so Vanessa, just let me just
Speaker 4: read it back to you. Mitch, hurry up and propose already.
Speaker 6: Now you want.
Speaker 10: To propose to me already?
Speaker 6: Perhaps propose?
Speaker 7: You don't want to just proposing to the next person.
Speaker 11: Yeah, to the apprentice, to the apprentice, sit next to him.
Speaker 6: Story.
Speaker 3: Now, why don't you put hurry up and propose already
Speaker 3: and then put your name? That would be better, wouldn't
Speaker 3: it as opposed to me?
Speaker 10: I think to me proposed already, yes.
Speaker 6: Just with a crystal clear.
Speaker 4: Then, so the billboard one hundred them is going to say, Mitch,
Speaker 4: hurry up and propose already, love ness.
Speaker 6: X x X Okay, sorry, I right, NASA, she did
Speaker 6: say it's.
Speaker 7: Too formal love XO.
Speaker 10: No, just three ex.
Speaker 4: Your generation XO three ex.
Speaker 7: But doesn't that say usually that.
Speaker 10: That's just kind of what I always do me too?
Speaker 7: Free excess sometimes means sex.
Speaker 4: Get anyone those dodgy websites you go on to, or
Speaker 4: it's a safe word for you. I don't know, but
Speaker 4: not here alright, have a look at the updates, a click,
Speaker 4: refresh to what we've got right now, let's see what
Speaker 4: we've got Mitch, hurry up and proposed already exclamation mark
Speaker 4: the love ness night. I'm running in paran love ness? Okay,
Speaker 4: should that be a separate line?
Speaker 7: Separate line?
Speaker 4: Sorry, we're just forming this right, it's got to look right,
Speaker 4: it's got to look right, thank you. So the last
Speaker 4: line would then read jack Loveness.
Speaker 7: X x X refresh, refreshing.
Speaker 4: Ye, why have you got like that hyphen there?
Speaker 7: Because it's like love ness?
Speaker 5: Like, no, I get rid of and can you do
Speaker 5: the xes in cat? Please? Are they in capital?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 6: I'm with Jackie?
Speaker 4: Otherwise it's like triple x back yeah, true, true, true,
Speaker 4: chilling reminder that even existed.
Speaker 7: All right, refreshing now, refreshing.
Speaker 11: At the.
Speaker 6: I like, what do you reckon about that little bit
Speaker 6: bunched up to me?
Speaker 5: He's bunched up?
Speaker 4: You need a bit?
Speaker 5: Can we do Moss? Can we do a space between
Speaker 5: Mitch and hurry and already in love?
Speaker 6: And then then we're done.
Speaker 7: We're good to we're good just talking amongst yourselves.
Speaker 6: Please, what do you feel about taking it from Jack
Speaker 6: to one on this bit.
Speaker 5: He's doing all right.
Speaker 7: People don't realize and I'm I don't have to get
Speaker 7: into the behind the scenes.
Speaker 6: But yeah don't.
Speaker 4: It's got to change your sheets and came everywhere.
Speaker 6: Reminder you have to do code.
Speaker 4: Stopping code us.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that looks great, Jack, that's much better.
Speaker 4: Let's go.
Speaker 6: Let's have a look. Now, there we go.
Speaker 4: That's in Mitch, hurry up and propose already loveless, kiss, kiss, kiss, all. Yeah,
Speaker 4: this is the big bit we all look forward to.
Speaker 4: Now it's right, it's perfect, it's beautiful. Send it.
Speaker 6: And now we wait. It could be two three minutes and.
Speaker 4: Then one hundred billboards all over Melbourne will go live
Speaker 4: received great.
Speaker 10: Play to work now so hopefully.
Speaker 4: Okay, any minute now, Vanessa, we'll be in touched to
Speaker 4: you the next twenty minutes.
Speaker 6: There's his fingers, closs, see what happens?
Speaker 10: Good luck, lovely, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Hey Patsy, already finding back to school today?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I just honestly i'd here a well
Speaker 3: yesterday because all my afternoon was spent. It was like
Speaker 3: a flood of notes, which is lovely from teachers introducing
Speaker 3: themselves and we're gonna have a great term one but
Speaker 3: also like forms, you know, like and dates given for
Speaker 3: September October events at school.
Speaker 6: So overwhelming, isn't it yet?
Speaker 3: And my brain just sort of short circuited for a time,
Speaker 3: and I thought, actually, can I just like have a
Speaker 3: wake of like getting her into school?
Speaker 5: Like it's good that.
Speaker 4: We've had with that. Yesterday it was like she came home,
Speaker 4: so our daughter went back yesterday, she came home and
Speaker 4: was like, you need to apply for this, you need
Speaker 4: to have done this. Why have you done this? And
Speaker 4: I need to send the email out ago there's about
Speaker 4: ten correspondents wanted to get back to them.
Speaker 7: That's the big difference is that since we were in school,
Speaker 7: is that you can be emailed by teachers now and
Speaker 7: by the school, whereas like I had to bring home
Speaker 7: a form if I wanted to go on the excursion
Speaker 7: my bag.
Speaker 4: And then I was just to fake my parents' signature.
Speaker 4: Are you problem us with your life?
Speaker 7: The day of the excursion, it's like, where's my phone
Speaker 7: on my back? And never took it out?
Speaker 6: So and how is it working?
Speaker 4: Because obviously it's a big thing going about starting a
Speaker 4: new school year. Are you doing it obviously playing an
Speaker 4: active part here?
Speaker 5: What do you mean like being here getting out of
Speaker 5: the way.
Speaker 6: You've got to be on FaceTime?
Speaker 3: Well no, no, I didn't think I was allowed to FaceTime.
Speaker 4: Before we see you ain't going on sheen doing shopping
Speaker 4: and that. Once you smash out those bulletins, it's like
Speaker 4: getting your reps in and the banks. What you really
Speaker 4: want to do?
Speaker 3: No, Chris, they'll be in the car probably I reckon
Speaker 3: quarter to eight. The love God's going to drive it
Speaker 3: today because they've got the massive big book, you know,
Speaker 3: box of books. Because other years I've said to her,
Speaker 3: you need to when you go on the bus, take
Speaker 3: them on a you know, a trolley a garden.
Speaker 6: That is a real good look for.
Speaker 4: Periodicals.
Speaker 7: Make the one Nana's take to the mask.
Speaker 4: T shirt saying please bully me.
Speaker 5: You know the beach ally. I've got video for doing
Speaker 5: it last year.
Speaker 4: Off roader.
Speaker 13: You should see the amount of books and stationery these
Speaker 13: kids got that you come we lugging, So Chris is
Speaker 13: taking up and he's got to carry because she refused, got.
Speaker 4: A sherper now laying down with a mule.
Speaker 5: So I might based on time of before eight.
Speaker 4: Great, that's amazing. All right, let's get into the extra
Speaker 4: time and the time waste stuff. The kids finally going
Speaker 4: back to school this week. School movies is a time
Speaker 4: wastere exit time right now, Texas your school movies two
Speaker 4: O four seventy five, three one oh four three school Movies,
Speaker 4: Little Tuck, Shop of Horrors, Silver play ground hog Day,
Speaker 4: Play ground hog Day.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, that's a silver path.
Speaker 4: First. We're always playing this game. Can Wolf minority report
Speaker 4: card or naughty Tom Cruse? Let's try harder Ben.
Speaker 8: Report?
Speaker 4: All right, Jack, what have you got?
Speaker 6: School movies?
Speaker 7: What's it in Gilbert's grades?
Speaker 6: Nicely done, subch all.
Speaker 7: Gold Et is going to school D and he's going
Speaker 7: to be in one class called pet Gold. Plus James
Speaker 7: Bond's going to school. He needs to get his pen
Speaker 7: license to kill Gold.
Speaker 4: As well, So three golds.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Good luck, good morning, Welcome back to everyone. Back to
Speaker 4: school today. On the score run, we're looking for school
Speaker 4: movies today on the extra time time waster. All right,
Speaker 4: let's find out who's top of the class. Cash me
Speaker 4: if you can team silver on Adam mission Impossi Fowl,
Speaker 4: Tom Cruise in Mission Impossifel, Bronze, Flunking Miss Daisy, Silver,
Speaker 4: Backpack to the Future Silver, Michelle look as talking at
Speaker 4: the back Gold. That's very good one, and Simon the
Speaker 4: Blackbone North, the Lost Property Boys Gold or the shudder
Speaker 4: at the thought been made together the humiliation of going
Speaker 4: to the If we have an accidentally on purpose forgot
Speaker 4: our pee kit, our teacher, mister Nags will go okay, well,
Speaker 4: if you go to the Lost Property books, you'd have
Speaker 4: to find boys or girls stuff. They just dress yourself
Speaker 4: like a cropped up or head of a look head
Speaker 4: of for thirteen one boy going through some changes. AnyWho,
Speaker 4: Billie Mass and some stuff. Wow, Glenn Bush take a bow.
Speaker 4: That is some going. That is very good. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: getting attention. Silver and Andy the Great Protractor. Bronze could
Speaker 4: also forgetting the Protractor just in any of these.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I didn't know what the movie were you Me
Speaker 7: and p Silver.
Speaker 4: Edward Done Run with scissor Hands, Gold, Silence of the Librarians, Silver,
Speaker 4: Skiol bus driving Miss Daisy, Silver, Assembly Elliot Gold. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that's very good. Mark, You've won to Penn. Dude, where's
Speaker 4: my class?
Speaker 7: Silver plus, Prep Fiction, Silver plus canteen Wolf that was yours,
Speaker 7: Bronze for copying you.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Hannibal Lecture Gold very good, Sarah, that's very
Speaker 4: good and risky Business.
Speaker 7: Studies Silver plus.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, brand new one at eight thirty this
Speaker 4: morning will be computer bands.
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Speaker 4: the meeting where everyone won't we that's the best. Yeah,
Speaker 4: we're happy that it's bonds or airlines.
Speaker 7: Remember we're putting a plane in the sky. It's a
Speaker 7: very serious thing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, people trusting their safety, and the pilot then has
Speaker 4: to say, hey, welcome to bonds or airlines. Is there
Speaker 4: any more AUSSI phrase? What do they throw out?
Speaker 6: Get a stinking mongrels airline?
Speaker 7: I feel like it's not even an Aussy phrase anymore.
Speaker 7: I feel like it's one of those phrases that.
Speaker 6: I've heard.
Speaker 4: I think I've heard just about every variationary phrase. No
Speaker 4: one has ever I've never heard.
Speaker 5: One of no not anymore maybe in the seventies.
Speaker 4: Do you think they're also then continuing the theme like
Speaker 4: even like the meat options with this over Aussiness and
Speaker 4: even like the frequent flyer pan.
Speaker 14: Is, it's like get a dog up here, meat pie
Speaker 14: is only sweet ass.
Speaker 4: All right, it's time to open up the Big Book
Speaker 4: of Listeners as well. We give a couple of categories
Speaker 4: and we look for you to fill them as all
Speaker 4: are nine one oh four three. All right, So this
Speaker 4: week in the Big Book of Listeners. Recently we were
Speaker 4: looking for longest engagement. There's two categories today on the
Speaker 4: show there are nine four one four one four three.
Speaker 6: First of all, longest traveled on foot.
Speaker 4: Now, I'm guessing that you didn't intend to start or
Speaker 4: complete the journey on foot, might have got somewhere, something happened,
Speaker 4: trained to stop and you had to all get off.
Speaker 4: Car broke down. You then had to walk a long,
Speaker 4: long walk that wasn't planned.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he doesn't care if you're doing like a.
Speaker 4: Walk, a lovely walk over the weekend. He's about three
Speaker 4: and a half hours.
Speaker 6: Christian.
Speaker 4: No, we're not looking for that longest traveled on foot.
Speaker 4: Who's got a story about a long pilgrimage that you
Speaker 4: did not intend to set out on but you had
Speaker 4: to do. And then the other thing is biggest collection
Speaker 4: or something who has an over large collection of just
Speaker 4: one thing, whether it's lots of copies of the same album,
Speaker 4: whatever it is. By the end of the day's show,
Speaker 4: we want to find out who in Melbourne's got the
Speaker 4: biggest collect of something.
Speaker 7: Why would somebody have a lot of collection of one album.
Speaker 4: I think there's about there's about four or five albums
Speaker 4: that people keep gifting to me that I've got three
Speaker 4: or four copies of. Yeah, I also worked out there today.
Speaker 4: I think I've got I know, I've got a VHS
Speaker 4: copy of The Godfather. I've got a Blu ray, I've
Speaker 4: got one with the director's commentary as well. I think
Speaker 4: I've got about four different copies on different formats. I
Speaker 4: think I might even have owned it as well on
Speaker 4: Apple movie as well, on all formats of The Godfather
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 7: This happens when you accidentally start acquiring things. Then people think, oh,
Speaker 7: Christian love Christian loves Godfather stuff in the movie.
Speaker 4: Get him the movie or a book about the movie.
Speaker 4: It's not that it actually looks like I live in a
Speaker 4: Godfather themed like restaurants, so there's so much too much Godfather.
Speaker 7: That's what happened with me is wizards As a kid,
Speaker 7: I didn't particularly love wizards, and why did you have
Speaker 7: them in your around you? I accidentally collected a few.
Speaker 7: I got two or three, and then start to.
Speaker 6: Think, oh Jack, how about the wizard kid?
Speaker 7: Anytime it's a Christmas present, Birthday present, get him a
Speaker 7: wizard or wall off or something. And then, because I'm
Speaker 7: too polite to sat on one end, put it up
Speaker 7: on the shelf. And then all of a sudden my
Speaker 7: bedroom is you know.
Speaker 4: But then one where they were arranged looking at you,
Speaker 4: protecting each other night you could chat.
Speaker 7: Well, you're looking to face them to the wall, are you?
Speaker 4: That sounds like I sort of rolling here? Come face
Speaker 4: into the wall. All right, So longest traveled on foot
Speaker 4: and biggest collection of something?
Speaker 6: What have you got? Nine four one O four three?
Speaker 6: Don't forget.
Speaker 4: We give away one thousand dollars at any time for
Speaker 4: a cooler of the week. It doesn't have to be
Speaker 4: on a Friday when we've heard all the calls. It
Speaker 4: can be on a Tuesday, Wednesday. It could be this
Speaker 4: morning that one of you calls in with a great
Speaker 4: story about why you had to walk somewhere on foot,
Speaker 4: and we give you one thousand dollars instant.
Speaker 2: It this morning, The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: All right, our big book of listeners which you open
Speaker 4: up every week. We pick the categories. You tell us
Speaker 4: where you fit in. Longest traveled on foot, all right,
Speaker 4: and not going for a nice Sunday hike somewhere unintentionally
Speaker 4: you suddenly had to continue your journey winningly on a
Speaker 4: long old track. Longest traveled on foot, biggest collection of
Speaker 4: something nine four one four one O four three.
Speaker 6: Let's get Billy, Hey.
Speaker 12: Billy, here you going.
Speaker 4: I'm good, Billy, Welcome to the show. So Longest traveled
Speaker 4: on foot.
Speaker 15: Yeah, it was sixteen lest sixteen seventeen K. I was
Speaker 15: with my partner in Lake c Enterance and we were
Speaker 15: doing a little full drive track around lake Tires and
Speaker 15: we so we were in the middle of the NX,
Speaker 15: middle of nowhere, and I'll see a little dam and
Speaker 15: said to her, I was like, oh, yeah, I can
Speaker 15: get through that, and she says, I don't think you can,
Speaker 15: and I don't think you should, And me being me,
Speaker 15: I drove straight through it and got stuck in the middle,
Speaker 15: and I'm like, all right, we've better ring someone pull
Speaker 15: our phones out and we got no reception. So We
Speaker 15: had a big long hike up all these dirt roads
Speaker 15: and we'll covered in mud by the end of it.
Speaker 12: Took it.
Speaker 15: It was close to around two hours, and we finally
Speaker 15: got to the main road and faring someone willing the
Speaker 15: policy out and they had the drive all the way in.
Speaker 15: And when we got there even he was saying, what
Speaker 15: do you think can going through that? Thing?
Speaker 6: But a lot of.
Speaker 7: Time on that walk to chat about the decision that
Speaker 7: was made.
Speaker 4: And then those horrible, painful trudge in silences, wet soggy clothes.
Speaker 4: Are we even going the right way? Are you sure?
Speaker 4: Are you sure? I'm sure? We passed this creek about
Speaker 4: on Aurica's.
Speaker 15: Just say, I got called every name under the sun.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, probably two or three times. They're going back
Speaker 4: around and back around, Benny. Are you still together now? Yes?
Speaker 16: We are.
Speaker 4: Wow. If you could survive that, that's incredible. What an ordeal? Really?
Speaker 4: What's there?
Speaker 7: What's there? What makes you want to drive through water?
Speaker 7: A friend of mine broke his car last year doing
Speaker 7: the same thing. Seeing your body of water going, I
Speaker 7: think I can drive through that, and then the car
Speaker 7: starts to float. Why why is it fun to drive
Speaker 7: through water? That you don't know if you can drive through.
Speaker 15: Because the feeling of getting out of it's pretty relieving.
Speaker 12: So it's just real.
Speaker 15: Everyone all loves this is fun American.
Speaker 4: I wonder how many people have got that story where
Speaker 4: I thought I'd get through that body next going down
Speaker 4: the river in the boat. All right, Biddy, that's a
Speaker 4: great lead. Then, so we say seventeen k. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 4: So can anyone top Billy's amazing story of seventeen K
Speaker 4: and lakes entrance?
Speaker 6: Thanks, but it was a great story.
Speaker 4: Christina, Christina, Yes, hello.
Speaker 6: Hello Christina. You've got a large collection of something?
Speaker 4: How many? And what is it?
Speaker 17: I call it salt and pepper shakers?
Speaker 18: And I've got about between one hundred and seventy five
Speaker 18: and one hundred and eighty pairs of Sultan pepper shakers.
Speaker 4: Dey did this start?
Speaker 18: Oh, probably ten years ago? Just stop shopping and then
Speaker 18: it's come?
Speaker 4: And do people give you them for Christmas presents? Think
Speaker 4: it's salt shaker?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I have gotten them as gifts.
Speaker 18: The weird of the funnier the better.
Speaker 7: Or people could just give you large bags of salt
Speaker 7: and large how many are full at any one time?
Speaker 4: No, I don't use them for display only.
Speaker 18: Yeah, so I've got because well it's a lot. Yeah,
Speaker 18: so I have probably a third of them on display.
Speaker 18: And then because my apartments not huge, I kind of
Speaker 18: like a museum.
Speaker 11: I'll rotate the.
Speaker 4: Collection the curator, isn't it?
Speaker 6: I love this? Now tell me this. What are some
Speaker 6: of the more unusual ones.
Speaker 18: I've got multiple animals in questionable positions?
Speaker 4: What do you mean like it's a mating Yes, even
Speaker 4: get won't even get such a thing.
Speaker 6: That's Sunday rabbit.
Speaker 18: What else have I got? I've got like two peas
Speaker 18: in a pod ah fruit, lot of fruit cars.
Speaker 10: Like little or little vests.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a lot doams? You know? I have all the
Speaker 4: merchandise they do? They love much. Do you think there's
Speaker 4: a sort and paper shaker out there for any of
Speaker 4: the footy teams? If not teams get on this. I
Speaker 4: know someone who buy one straight away.
Speaker 18: Christina, I'd definitely buy one and best and then brought
Speaker 18: one out.
Speaker 7: I think I would too.
Speaker 4: I think nice having on the table, all right, Christina,
Speaker 4: thank you very much. So Christina, who you say? One
Speaker 4: hundred and seventy five hundred and seventy five so in
Speaker 4: a moment longest travel on foot if you can beat
Speaker 4: sixteen k Billy's epic story. And we've got Christina with
Speaker 4: one hundred and seventy five salt and pepper shakers for
Speaker 4: biggest collection of something.
Speaker 2: But Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 4: We're looking for who's traveled the longest on foot unintentionally?
Speaker 4: And when we had Billy's story about trek in sixteen
Speaker 4: k around Lake Entrance after getting his car stuck in
Speaker 4: a dam. And who's got the biggest collection of something
Speaker 4: at the moment? One hundred and seventy five salt and
Speaker 4: pepper shake nine four one O four three.
Speaker 17: Agatha, Hello, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good at Agatha, Welcome to the show. So big collections?
Speaker 6: What have you got?
Speaker 17: Well, well, it's more my husbands. But together we've got
Speaker 17: one thousand and seventeen one copop vinyls.
Speaker 7: Pop vinyls like a little figurine, little figuringe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so please just say that again. How many have
Speaker 4: you got?
Speaker 17: One thousand and seventeen To be exact.
Speaker 7: How much would one cost?
Speaker 11: It depends.
Speaker 17: They're worth just over forty five thousand, all.
Speaker 4: Up your whole collection.
Speaker 17: The whole collection. But he tends to buy them here
Speaker 17: and there off like marketplace and whatnot. So he'll buy
Speaker 17: bundles and get one that's worth quite a bit and
Speaker 17: the rest that just a little bit. But it all
Speaker 17: adds up.
Speaker 6: How much do you think he's spent on them?
Speaker 4: Then? So it's worth about forty five thousand, But what
Speaker 4: if you have to spend twenty grand or something around there?
Speaker 17: If not less? To be honest, he's pretty good at it.
Speaker 17: He'll come home and we haven't apt to keep track
Speaker 17: of them because we just cannot keep track of.
Speaker 4: What with This is amazing. I love this maintaining the collection.
Speaker 4: It's a business, isn't it?
Speaker 17: Well, pretty much is.
Speaker 7: And where do they all live?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 17: Are they in the lock up or well, we've got
Speaker 17: purpose built shelving throughout the house, down the hallway. We've
Speaker 17: got one that he builds down the whole hallway which
Speaker 17: holds about three hundred it's like a shop nearly.
Speaker 6: We've got to see some photos. This is incredible.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, definitely.
Speaker 4: Do you guys trade them?
Speaker 17: No, we've got a lot of doubles that we need
Speaker 17: to get rid of, but they just sit in the spell.
Speaker 4: I just love to know if there was like a
Speaker 4: trade period, you know, because you get some rare ones,
Speaker 4: like you get bands, don't you Like I've seen the
Speaker 4: kiss ones, and you have certain rock bands and they
Speaker 4: runing stones and yeah.
Speaker 17: Yeah, we've got most of the music ones. His biggest
Speaker 17: thing is the DC sort of comic one. So he
Speaker 17: likes all the Marvel ones. The most bensive one we've
Speaker 17: got that is the Elvis one. He's just under fourteen
Speaker 17: hundred for just him.
Speaker 4: The Elvis one is fourteen hundred because they're only like
Speaker 4: a couple of inches, aren't they? Or four or five inches?
Speaker 10: Yeap?
Speaker 4: Yep? And have you got like extra home and contents insurance?
Speaker 17: Well I hope, so.
Speaker 4: Yeah you need that because I think there's a limit.
Speaker 17: Well yeah, I don't know, because I don't take any
Speaker 17: interest in all that.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 4: It speaks to our museum manager that as soon as
Speaker 4: you knocking out small shelves, but.
Speaker 17: It's more like I don't even know what's there anymore.
Speaker 17: He could bring in a ton of them and I
Speaker 17: would never even.
Speaker 6: Know's it gets to a certain point.
Speaker 4: Tell me this though, is it that night time when it'
Speaker 4: like you're looking up and turn all the nights out,
Speaker 4: it's not scary seeing them all s down at you.
Speaker 17: Well, they're all throughout the house. Is not one in
Speaker 17: the bedrooms, thank goodness. Yeah, that's right, but everywhere else,
Speaker 17: the laund room, the toilet way, he doesn't got his
Speaker 17: own well no, I'm not in the toilet, but it
Speaker 17: does have his own little toy room I call it
Speaker 17: where there's nothing but pop vinyls and all sorts of.
Speaker 6: The comfortable, amazing scenes.
Speaker 4: I'd love to see the photos, all right, Agatha, thank
Speaker 4: you very much for sharing that with us.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: So we started this yesterday. Every morning on the show,
Speaker 4: we have one hundred billboards, you know, the ones you
Speaker 4: see all over up in the AMers you're driving along.
Speaker 4: We can change them and put one message on one
Speaker 4: hundred of them at the flick of a switch.
Speaker 6: Here in the studio.
Speaker 4: Yesterday we had Marie who just wanted to say, Steve,
Speaker 4: put your dishes and a dishwasher. And then the current
Speaker 4: one is from Vanessa who called the show about an
Speaker 4: hour ago and her partner Mitch has had the wedding
Speaker 4: ring in a safe for about six months.
Speaker 6: Christmas has come by. Knew here it's gone by. It
Speaker 6: ain't coming out that safe.
Speaker 4: So she decided to push this come to shove, which
Speaker 4: often happens with a woman. And she's just got this
Speaker 4: on one hundred billboards all over Melbourne. Right now, Mitch,
Speaker 4: hurry up and propose already love yes, kiss, Kiss Kiss.
Speaker 4: So we got Mitch on the line.
Speaker 7: Now we've got Mitchell line one. Vanessa on too.
Speaker 6: All right, Mitch, good morning. I'm sorry that we meet
Speaker 6: like this.
Speaker 4: I felt like I'm kind of cuckholder and something in
Speaker 4: but I'm merely the messenger passing on the message from
Speaker 4: your partner around this. Let's get Vanessa up here as well. Vanessa,
Speaker 4: welcome back to the show.
Speaker 11: Hi, thank you, Hey Mitch.
Speaker 4: All right, So, Mitch, have you seen the sign as
Speaker 4: your has your phone been going crazy with friends? You
Speaker 4: all going Mitch, I've.
Speaker 12: Got a few messages from a few people now and
Speaker 12: no one of the coincidences.
Speaker 6: And so, Vanessa, have you spoken to Mitch.
Speaker 4: Has he called you or anything about this?
Speaker 10: This is the first time I'm hearing from.
Speaker 4: It, right, Okay, So I'll let you two have a
Speaker 4: challenge you.
Speaker 11: I just figured it was toime to get that ring
Speaker 11: out of the safe.
Speaker 12: Let's do it. Why not?
Speaker 10: Lovely thank you.
Speaker 6: She's got a mark your moment in life. You can't
Speaker 6: just go, let's do it? Why not?
Speaker 12: Well I had a plan. I had a plan. This
Speaker 12: is going my play. But why not? I don't know.
Speaker 7: We don't want to tremble on the plan.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, this plan sudden we heard about this secret plan.
Speaker 4: The map must be in the safe.
Speaker 12: It's a it's a recent map. But we're just all
Speaker 12: she's just got a motorbikele license and I played on
Speaker 12: going off a ride up the sky high, doing it
Speaker 12: sky high right right.
Speaker 7: Close?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Was it February the month she got.
Speaker 12: Her license on Sunday?
Speaker 4: That was going to be there a couple of weeks
Speaker 4: we the suprise we have.
Speaker 10: Actually, I don't consider it ruined. I just consider it
Speaker 10: pushed forward.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, it's been moved up. It's been moved up, isn't it.
Speaker 12: Let's go for a ride. We'll do it tonight. Did
Speaker 12: the works there?
Speaker 7: Reluctant, Yeah, you know, just something in his voice like,
Speaker 7: all right, well it's ruined, but we'll do it now.
Speaker 4: If you want to do it, it's going to be great.
Speaker 4: Get down one let.
Speaker 10: All right, Well, thank you, this is.
Speaker 4: Anyone happy happy Mitchell. You happy or has this been
Speaker 4: sort of gate crush? Oh?
Speaker 12: Happy, but crush, but it's all good more the school
Speaker 12: is possitive.
Speaker 4: All right. Well, I'm sorry if we have actually accidentally
Speaker 4: gate crashed anything. Mitch, I hope you do. You two
Speaker 4: make it all work. You're obviously a great couple of
Speaker 4: rock solid relationship. I'm trying to get I'm trying.
Speaker 7: Okay, take you time, take your time, do what you
Speaker 7: were going to do originally. Forget forget about the billboard.
Speaker 4: You can't forget about one hundred billboards. They're up there now.
Speaker 4: It's going to take us ten minutes to get them down.
Speaker 12: I heard the to flick of a switch off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but the reverse switch is harder. I'm doing it
Speaker 4: as soon as I There you go, one happy customer,
Speaker 4: one really unhappy one. Good job everyone. On day two
Speaker 4: of Wait a Billboard, we had something planned here. But
Speaker 4: here's what we need to happen right now. Wait, didn't
Speaker 4: new message up there?
Speaker 6: A SAP?
Speaker 4: So honestly, it's like a it's like a sell, an
Speaker 4: urgent sale. Right now, what message you want up there?
Speaker 4: We have to pick one as soon as possible.
Speaker 7: Essentially, first person through.
Speaker 4: It is all right, So we need to change the
Speaker 4: message A sap.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: I know mass kicked off last night, but in the studio,
Speaker 4: me Check and Reo just been pulling apart what actually
Speaker 4: just happened when Mitch called the show, Vanessa was on
Speaker 4: with him. It's gonna take us a while to try
Speaker 4: and put that all.
Speaker 7: It's hard not to feel responsible.
Speaker 4: Hugely responsible, joke, huge responsible. I'll tell you what I've
Speaker 4: learned from this. Okay, new rule, whilst we played this
Speaker 4: game forever now, no proposals. I'm not getting involved. Okay,
Speaker 4: you've got your own plans. It's not our business. No
Speaker 4: more proposals. Don't email me about proposal. Been there once.
Speaker 4: We got so badly, but we're a poor, unhappy Mitch
Speaker 4: swearing what he calls the radio show. We effectively accidentally
Speaker 4: gate crashed his plan the sky high up a Mount Dandeno.
Speaker 7: He had a plan, and we came in like giggly kids,
Speaker 7: ready for Mitch to be patting us on the path.
Speaker 6: I thought he was gonna go this is the perfect moment.
Speaker 4: NESSA.
Speaker 6: I did have a plan, but it doesn't matter. Will
Speaker 6: you marry me? I love you?
Speaker 4: Silence. Hanky guy just on his way to works, flipping
Speaker 4: one size on his mates. Gones, what's going on here?
Speaker 4: Just do we need to shout them dinner tonight. I've
Speaker 4: just had a look at the website here the skyham
Speaker 4: mountawned and I've been up there. It's beautiful up there.
Speaker 4: I've just seen it open. It opens every day at
Speaker 4: ten fifteen. It's a very precise time the chefs are
Speaker 4: I'm not starting at ten, Steve, can we agree at
Speaker 4: ten fifteen? Okay? Who has this unusual opening time that
Speaker 4: isn't on the hour of class ten to fifteen in
Speaker 4: any other businesses round Melbourne that don't open on the
Speaker 4: hour ten fifteen. I'm gonna speak to Sue, our boss.
Speaker 4: Can we start six fifteen doing what we call the
Speaker 4: sky high Man? But we definitely need to shout the
Speaker 4: dinner all right? So we've temporarily changed the message from
Speaker 4: we just just saying this makes me sweating, Mitch. I
Speaker 4: can't even read it in the enthusiastic voice, sad off
Speaker 4: an ergo, Mitch, how the language feels so aggressive now?
Speaker 4: It's like someone being shaken. Witchry haven't propose already? Nest
Speaker 4: this one one? Hundred billboards. Poor Mitch. She had a
Speaker 4: plan for the whole proposal, but anyway, we've taken that down.
Speaker 4: It just currently says, oh, Mitch likes this, Sorry Mitch.
Speaker 7: From my memory that Vanessa wanted to write that message
Speaker 7: and weren't we say no, no, no, it's not appropriate.
Speaker 4: Or if if there was a black box like recorder,
Speaker 4: we got cutolded seriously, no more second role on winding,
Speaker 4: stop colding the show. No proposals, all right, So we
Speaker 4: need a brand new message at the moment. The temporary
Speaker 4: one is sorry Mitch. Andrew might have something we can
Speaker 4: help out with.
Speaker 19: Andrea, Hi, Christian, how are you going?
Speaker 10: Everyone?
Speaker 6: Well, when we went a little bit of a pickle
Speaker 6: at the moment.
Speaker 4: So we need a heard, we need a we need
Speaker 4: a win here on day two of Winner Billboard, what
Speaker 4: do you need to say on the billboards?
Speaker 19: Well, firstly, congratulations on such a great idea, and.
Speaker 4: We felt that, like yesterday, we've lost are.
Speaker 19: Your intentions are pure and you need to get gold
Speaker 19: marks for that. So I really think you can help me.
Speaker 19: The team I I look after at work, seven amazing
Speaker 19: people became eight yesterday. Yeah, and this wonderful new person
Speaker 19: who joined our team. Don, he didn't get the gold
Speaker 19: class package of arrival that I normally hold to, and
Speaker 19: so I'm really disappointed in myself. And so yesterday I
Speaker 19: forgot to do his welcome sign. Everybody else got a
Speaker 19: welcome sign.
Speaker 18: Don.
Speaker 19: He doesn't know he didn't get a welcome sign, but
Speaker 19: I could just see it in his eyes that part
Speaker 19: of his soul was not feeling connected to our team yet.
Speaker 4: Can I just say that, like what you said to us,
Speaker 4: your intentions.
Speaker 19: Were, Yeah, But I pride myself. I'm a unit manager.
Speaker 19: I've been manager for a year and a half. COVID sucks.
Speaker 19: You know, you do everything you can to pull your team.
Speaker 4: Together, and you sound like a great leader.
Speaker 19: Actually, well no, obviously not.
Speaker 7: So what happened yesterday that you didn't do the silent Yeah?
Speaker 19: I had a long weekend and it just totally slipped
Speaker 19: my mind.
Speaker 4: Okay, what did happened?
Speaker 10: Grace?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: All right, no, not disgrace. Okay, Well, now you're going
Speaker 4: to make it even better than whatever you were going
Speaker 4: to do.
Speaker 19: Well, that's what I was hoping, because where you guys
Speaker 19: come in, not just don't welcome sign A.
Speaker 4: Hundred one hundred billboards all over Melbourne. This is probably
Speaker 4: the greatest welcome anyone in Melbourne's.
Speaker 19: Ever And then I got back out from like maybe
Speaker 19: a Google review rating of like five five point four
Speaker 19: out of.
Speaker 11: Ten or no.
Speaker 10: Google reviews are sort of out of five, aren't they?
Speaker 4: So yeah, maybe a two points behind drama on the
Speaker 4: All right, I'm going to make you a ten.
Speaker 19: That would be amazing.
Speaker 7: What do you want the message to say?
Speaker 19: Yes, well, I think it's going to start with this,
Speaker 19: so we get his attention. So don can I just
Speaker 19: have his initial don.
Speaker 7: Z superhero doesn't he got my attention?
Speaker 19: Welcome to the best.
Speaker 4: It feels like.
Speaker 6: An Italian restaurant.
Speaker 4: Have you tried, don Z Donato?
Speaker 7: Welcome to Welcome to the best.
Speaker 19: Welcome to the best team in the world. Because that's
Speaker 19: a fact?
Speaker 7: Am I running? Because that's a fact?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 19: Yeah, no, no, we'll lay that out. Welcome to the
Speaker 19: best team in the world. Sorry, sorry, I missed your
Speaker 19: welcome sign.
Speaker 4: I'd leave all this, leave them. If you say he
Speaker 4: doesn't know, a mistake is only when someone when you
Speaker 4: let them know it was a mistake. Don't worry about
Speaker 4: good point ship.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right, brush out out of the past, just
Speaker 6: and I ever happened.
Speaker 4: You had this plan. This was always a plan, Like Mitch,
Speaker 4: you had a plan. You've got Okay, so.
Speaker 7: So far I got don Z. Welcome to the best
Speaker 7: team in the world. Do you want to put your
Speaker 7: name at the end so you know your company?
Speaker 19: Or if you can just put Andrea and time, that
Speaker 19: would be amazing. I like it, Andrea and the O
Speaker 19: D Team. And I know that doesn't sound good development.
Speaker 4: In the house and in the house not that cool.
Speaker 4: All right, Jackie boy what does it say so far?
Speaker 4: Let's read this back to Andrea don Z.
Speaker 7: Welcome to the best team in the world. Andrea and the.
Speaker 6: O D Team.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, can break down up the moment.
Speaker 6: It's all one.
Speaker 4: Don Z don Z sounds like a new sort of
Speaker 4: way of describing a generation. Isn't it to say that
Speaker 4: don Z doesn't it?
Speaker 19: All I know is he is the most wonderful business
Speaker 19: process and a list and I'm glad I got him.
Speaker 4: And it's stiff competition, hands down. I can name five
Speaker 4: contenders and that overly contested title. As Jackie boye, what
Speaker 4: does it look like now?
Speaker 7: So it's don Z Space, Welcome to the best team
Speaker 7: in the world. Space, Andrea and the O D Team.
Speaker 6: Okay, why have you got a full stop at the
Speaker 6: end of don Z.
Speaker 7: Yes, I felt like he demanded no, no, no, get
Speaker 7: rid of the full.
Speaker 5: And then what about an exclamation after world?
Speaker 7: Well, I felt like, can't use it enough?
Speaker 5: You need to highlight it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we did with mityay lest.
Speaker 7: We forget updated.
Speaker 4: Now I sending no, Hang on a minute, have you
Speaker 4: taken the full stop out?
Speaker 7: Yes, it's now it's exclamation mark.
Speaker 4: So you're going, don Z. Welcome to the best team
Speaker 4: in the world, Andrea and the O D Team.
Speaker 7: Done. Ye, keep an eye out, Yeah.
Speaker 4: You send it Jackie bye. All right, then this is
Speaker 4: going to go live in minutes.
Speaker 19: Thank you for saving me.
Speaker 6: Oh, thank you for saving us.
Speaker 19: We needed each other.
Speaker 4: We came together at the moment of turmoil.
Speaker 6: Wow, this is don Z likes this.
Speaker 19: Oh I'm so happy. Thank you so much for doing this.
Speaker 4: Oh no, it's great. I think it's a lovely thing
Speaker 4: you're trying to do as well. And you're obviously a
Speaker 4: great manager as well.
Speaker 6: So good on you.
Speaker 4: And welcome don Zie to the best team in the world.
Speaker 4: Andrew and the O D Team. Andrew, let us know
Speaker 4: how it goes, so have a great day.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Big scenes on day two of Winner Billboard. So at
Speaker 4: the moment, Andrea sounds like a great leader and manager
Speaker 4: at her workplace. A new team member turned up yesterday, Donzie,
Speaker 4: and she just forgot to give them the big welcome
Speaker 4: that she obviously does for new team members. So she's
Speaker 4: using the one hundred billboards that we've got every single
Speaker 4: day to hand over to you to say, Donzie, welcome
Speaker 4: to the best team in the world, Andrea and.
Speaker 6: The O D Team. That's the message at the moment,
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 4: So earlier on this morning, we'll were talking about see
Speaker 4: her daughter going back to school today and obviously kids
Speaker 4: these days, right, you'll see this in the years to
Speaker 4: come with young Gordon, Right, they have all these heavy,
Speaker 4: heavy books.
Speaker 7: I remember the textbook.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they're getting bigger on that back pack, sort
Speaker 4: of like they're coming to their spine. Any good, it's
Speaker 4: already stressed of spine with the len over on the
Speaker 4: on the phones obviously that generation. But my kids want
Speaker 4: to bring their school bagger. It's like k and books
Speaker 4: in there. Patsy been the the great mum, she is, right,
Speaker 4: under the spotlight here today, great mum she is thought
Speaker 4: would be a nice thing for ORDI to put all
Speaker 4: those books in a trolley, you know once you see
Speaker 4: p were down on the beach on the sand, but
Speaker 4: with all your books. And it's just it's a tough
Speaker 4: time at school, you know. And if you don't understand,
Speaker 4: it's like prison.
Speaker 6: Walk the line.
Speaker 4: You don't want to stand now prison roll school, same thing.
Speaker 4: So we're just saying, you know that.
Speaker 7: You're cutting onto a bus, school bus, a big trolley
Speaker 7: full of school books like chips to seagulls.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 3: There were other kids on the bus with them as well,
Speaker 3: a couple of others.
Speaker 4: There were, and you know what, there's a special place
Speaker 4: on the bus for those kids. My school bus had
Speaker 4: a special place for those kids. You're sitting in the
Speaker 4: front of the driver. It's all about getting as far
Speaker 4: to her back, isn't it. That's like that's the goal
Speaker 4: in life is to get the back of the school bus.
Speaker 4: There you are to the driver. You got books in
Speaker 4: the trolley.
Speaker 5: She sits in the front sick because she gets bus sick. Oh,
Speaker 5: I see the reason.
Speaker 7: Because of the trolley.
Speaker 4: But I can't make it a break today, I'm now
Speaker 4: looking at what I think we're going to call this?
Speaker 6: What were my parents thinking?
Speaker 4: And just it?
Speaker 7: It's true because sometimes as a kid you don't know
Speaker 7: the kind of things that will attract attention.
Speaker 6: Attention at school, unwanted attention.
Speaker 7: I remember the first time I got teased at school,
Speaker 7: and it was because my mom had dressed me that
Speaker 7: day in a big purple wind cheater that had two
Speaker 7: hobby horses over each other, and the hobby horses manes
Speaker 7: were like tassels coming off the jumpt.
Speaker 5: Did she make it?
Speaker 7: She didn't make it. I don't know where she got
Speaker 7: it from.
Speaker 4: But you're doing your seriously. Someone should have just had
Speaker 4: word with your mom. Your dad here.
Speaker 6: Should have got you can't let Jack.
Speaker 4: That is brutal, last and minute in the prison yard.
Speaker 7: We wanted to know that you'd wear whatever you want.
Speaker 7: Of course you're going to get live.
Speaker 4: It's a brutal world out there in the school. All right,
Speaker 4: So what's your story then, Jack, in his tasseled wingy
Speaker 4: to me.
Speaker 6: Tassels make your gun back? Just give away show tassels.
Speaker 4: No, Okay, he's got PTSD.
Speaker 8: No.
Speaker 4: The Christian Connell Show Podcast tomorrow morning. This time tomorrow
Speaker 4: morning's on the school run. Kids, I'm talking to you.
Speaker 4: Look up from your telephones. Tomorrow morning, kids, you're in
Speaker 4: charge of one hundred billboards of Melbourne. Tomorrow we're handing over.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's a good thing. After that, you suppose that
Speaker 4: the adult has been in charge of it today after
Speaker 4: I have boy with hashtag Mitchgate. Kids, tomorrow you can
Speaker 4: call the show whenever you want. What message would you
Speaker 4: like on one hundred billboards or over Melbourne? You might
Speaker 4: want to shout out till your crew you back together
Speaker 4: for a new school.
Speaker 6: Year, whatever it is.
Speaker 4: Maybe there's a teacher you'd like to say hello to
Speaker 4: who's a great teacher. You'd like to be grateful that
Speaker 4: you're back in their class.
Speaker 6: Whatever it is.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow morning, that's your day to be in chine of
Speaker 4: one hundred billboards of Melbourne right now. What were my
Speaker 4: parents thinking on ninety four one four one O four three, Sam, Hi, Hey, Sam,
Speaker 4: welcome to show.
Speaker 20: Thank you glad to be honest, my I had a
Speaker 20: favorite pair of brown corduroy overalls when I was a
Speaker 20: little taco and my dad had this thing with washing
Speaker 20: everything with bleach and when he put them through the
Speaker 20: washing machine and they actually came out.
Speaker 12: It looked like I had beird droppings all over it.
Speaker 20: So this particular day I had to wear him the
Speaker 20: school and I bursted the tears and I was like,
Speaker 20: I'm not wearing this and all that stuff, and he
Speaker 20: goes coming.
Speaker 12: Out and he came out.
Speaker 20: Soon as I went over to him, he started coloring
Speaker 20: me in all the spots that of white with a
Speaker 20: brown text.
Speaker 4: What a great that is a great idea, what a
Speaker 4: great fixer upper, practical and so looks terrible.
Speaker 12: It was was terrible.
Speaker 20: It was embarrassing because I mean, the text is not
Speaker 20: going to stay on those white sweet but would I
Speaker 20: would have looked like a leopards.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're a walking target at school. Open Sam, Thank
Speaker 4: you very much for that.
Speaker 6: Have a good day. Thanks to Cooling the show.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Let's goot a Robin.
Speaker 17: Robin, Hi, Hi team, how are you good?
Speaker 12: Robin?
Speaker 6: Welcome to the show. So what were my parents thinking.
Speaker 8: Well, I'm a twin and the first day of high school.
Speaker 8: My mum decided to catch the bus with us in
Speaker 8: her ninety dressing gann and slippers.
Speaker 4: She actually got on the bus like that.
Speaker 8: Their bus used to pick us up from right outside
Speaker 8: the house and it would do a loop half the
Speaker 8: school to a train station and then back around. So
Speaker 8: she just stayed on the bus until it dropped her
Speaker 8: back off at the house.
Speaker 7: Oh you'll forever for the rest of high.
Speaker 4: What you do.
Speaker 8: No, it has never ever left me, and we were
Speaker 8: teased so much about it at school, but it's just
Speaker 8: one of those funny, quirky things that parents sometimes too.
Speaker 3: I have I will admit, hand on my heart. Just
Speaker 3: a minute, No, just a minute. I will admit that
Speaker 3: I have picked up odds in the afternoon when I've
Speaker 3: just woken up from a nanny net. But no, no,
Speaker 3: not in a ninety in like you know, Peter Alexander.
Speaker 5: That could look like maybe Yo, Gigia, it could.
Speaker 6: Double up Peter Alexander.
Speaker 4: That's way at three.
Speaker 6: In the afternoon.
Speaker 8: Well, this was in the seventies, so it definitely wasn't
Speaker 8: Peter Alexander.
Speaker 5: It's probably fosses or something.
Speaker 4: Oh, Robin, I mean, it's amazing. It's the seventies, you know,
Speaker 4: almost fifty odd years ago. Well, yeah, fifty years ago,
Speaker 4: and it's still still alive in.
Speaker 8: You Oh yes, yeah.
Speaker 7: It will still be everybody who went to your school.
Speaker 7: People would catch up when that.
Speaker 4: School remember anyone else listening right now, I was on
Speaker 4: that famous bus. He became immediately school famous. No matter
Speaker 4: matter if you win, like if you go into a
Speaker 4: gun at sport, at that school, you're still the kids
Speaker 4: twins that your mum got on a ninety. That is incredible, Robin,
Speaker 4: that's an amazing story. I'm going to send you one
Speaker 4: of our very.
Speaker 8: Till this day. Why she actually came in the ninety,
Speaker 8: but I assume it was because we were running late
Speaker 8: and she just yeah, we don't know why, Robin.
Speaker 4: There is no You'll never.
Speaker 6: Find a why that will make it okay.
Speaker 4: It's no point asking it happened. No, you can't undo
Speaker 4: all that with a why. The origin story doesn't make
Speaker 4: it okay. Send me one of our show pens. I
Speaker 4: love that story. It's incredible.
Speaker 8: That's awesome. I love the show.
Speaker 11: To welcome.
Speaker 4: You just made made today's show. That was really really funny.
Speaker 4: I love that story, Robin, thanks to calling the show.
Speaker 4: All right, we're moving on to Patsy's news. We'll come
Speaker 4: back to this tomorrow. Let's fact rename it. It's school famous.
Speaker 4: Why were you school famous there like Robin. Don't forget
Speaker 4: there's a there's Robin's twin.
Speaker 6: That went through that as well. Two of them went
Speaker 6: through this.
Speaker 4: You can email me moving on, but why were you
Speaker 4: school famous? Email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com.
Speaker 1: Today you this is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: So tomorrow on the show why were you school famous? Christia?
Speaker 4: My mum had a knitting machine and decided to knit
Speaker 4: my school jumper. Oh, none of the three colors were
Speaker 4: even quite right. Targets for teasing. That's what even came,
Speaker 4: wasn't it target? So Mike, my mum insisted I had
Speaker 4: grown too my school uniform after getting it about ten
Speaker 4: science is too big in year seven I never did.
Speaker 4: All the cool girls had their winter skirts hemmed above
Speaker 4: their knees.
Speaker 16: Not me.
Speaker 4: It was right down to my ankles. To my entire
Speaker 4: time school, I looked like a little nun.
Speaker 7: Honestly, the blazer I had day one of high school
Speaker 7: wouldn't fit me. It would still be too big.
Speaker 4: Yeah, those boys blazers never ever fit did that? They
Speaker 4: were always way too big? All right? Time wasted? Today
Speaker 4: on National Computer Day, we're looking for your computer bands.
Speaker 4: Who's on stage at compute Fest, zz Desktop, Still.
Speaker 7: One Men at World, Oh yeah, Silver Plus.
Speaker 4: At Lstia, Keystrokes, Gold, Excel at Rogues Gold and Let's
Speaker 4: Seem Funny at six o'clock. I'm not sure about eight
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Speaker 4: you know, on the on the time machines. They don't
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Speaker 4: you got away with it all right? Jackie by computer bands,
Speaker 4: Iron Modem, Nice, Silver, Ore, The Doobie.
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Speaker 4: Today's time Waster on National Computerday is looking for your
Speaker 4: computer bands? Jack You ready to mark Let's do it
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Speaker 7: Great band from the early two thousands, gold.
Speaker 4: Fleet, Tapple Mac Silver, Asa of bass.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, little.
Speaker 4: Monitor of theirs.
Speaker 14: Yeah, brand Silver plus, Depeche Code Gold Fleetwood Macintosh's like
Speaker 14: the one from a very similar Phantom see him some
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Speaker 6: Like a headline.
Speaker 4: Sure never crowded Mouse Gold Mousey Higgins.
Speaker 7: Gold plus right.
Speaker 4: Un Jess Credence clear paper Jam revival Not quite almost though,
Speaker 4: Bronze here you why not yet we got there?
Speaker 6: It just went under a tunnel.
Speaker 4: Thinking about corn Hub CPU two two Silver, Central Processing,
Speaker 4: Maroon three six five, Microsoft three six five A Maroon five.
Speaker 6: It makes perfect sense. I think about it, and there
Speaker 6: we go.
Speaker 14: We could just short I've been saying buffering speeds.
Speaker 4: We actually our buffering speed system of download silver Earth
Speaker 4: Wind and Firewall Silver plus USB forty silver, Kenny's logan
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Speaker 4: Weird Algorithm Yankovic, so very good.
Speaker 1: Well on everyone, The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 6: How would we sum up today's show?
Speaker 7: Dynamic?
Speaker 4: Dynamic? And if this with everyone going back to school today,
Speaker 4: how would we grade how we've done on Winner Billboard
Speaker 4: Day two? E for effort, That's what I would say,
Speaker 4: E for effort, so you.
Speaker 7: Know sometimes when you did so badly that they made
Speaker 7: you go and do your homework again and bring it
Speaker 7: back in the next.
Speaker 4: Day tomorrow show, then redo tomorrows show is a makeover.
Speaker 4: So day two on Winter Billboard. We're doing this for
Speaker 4: the next two weeks and it was going really well.
Speaker 4: It was going really well. We thought we were onto
Speaker 4: a great one where the idea is if you just
Speaker 4: tuned in on too sure about what we're doing on
Speaker 4: the show, we have access every single day for the
Speaker 4: next two weeks, right here in the studio to one
Speaker 4: hundred of the digital billboards all over Melbourne. These are
Speaker 4: really big ones online then appear in a highway and
Speaker 4: loads more bus shelters as well. So you tell us
Speaker 4: what you are, what message you want on them, and
Speaker 4: we change it within minutes. One hundred of them changed
Speaker 4: during your drive into work this morning. So the an
Speaker 4: Lody call called Vanessa and her partner Mitch got an
Speaker 4: engagement ring about six months ago and it hasn't left
Speaker 4: the safe. She said a couple of times, you know
Speaker 4: about Hey, come on, you know what's going on, You're
Speaker 4: going to get the ring out? Nothing, So she thought
Speaker 4: the is it? I used one hundred billboards to get
Speaker 4: him to put his finger at the backside, put ring
Speaker 4: on him, and we put the message up there. Jackie Boy,
Speaker 4: remind me, what did it say?
Speaker 6: It feels like show folklore. Now, I'm never funny gonna.
Speaker 7: I actually had blocked out of my mind. Mitch, hurry
Speaker 7: up and propose already love miss Kiss Kiss Kiss.
Speaker 6: Mitch called us.
Speaker 7: And because it's got your name underneath that.
Speaker 4: Sometimes when the show's going very well, you're prowting part
Speaker 4: of the show, and then when it goes Mitch called us.
Speaker 4: And I'm not just saying this right. Unhappy, Yeah, first,
Speaker 4: I'm brilliant. I can remember somebody crashed on the show.
Speaker 7: Who is that? Unhappy had a plan.
Speaker 4: Surprise, A bit disappointed, not with us, but actually with us,
Speaker 4: because he actually had a plan. He had a plan.
Speaker 4: It was just the time wasn't right. He'd been waiting
Speaker 4: for a reason. Ness had only just qualified on a
Speaker 4: motorbike license and they were going to go up to
Speaker 4: Skyhowe out on Skyhigh and Mount Dandenol.
Speaker 7: And then in a way kind of about the dummies
Speaker 7: like a well tonight when you get home.
Speaker 4: He actually cracked it live on the show. Today and
Speaker 4: this is on day two off win a billboard, so
Speaker 4: it's going really well. And Hoplly bosses listened to listen
Speaker 4: thinking we really were the guys to look after one
Speaker 4: hundred billboards of Melbourne. Just on day two the chaos
Speaker 4: I did so the weekend anything could happen. I didn't
Speaker 4: know Mitchgate would happen. So we're back into it tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Wait for this.
Speaker 6: We think the best way to calms down.
Speaker 4: Is to let all the kids on the school and
Speaker 4: take over one hundred billboards. So tomorrow and the show
Speaker 4: kids on the school run, you're back to school. You
Speaker 4: are in charge of the billboards. So if you got
Speaker 4: the kids you've probab dropped off at school today and
Speaker 4: then with everyone being back, have a thing today asking
Speaker 4: when you picked them up today, what do they want
Speaker 4: to say tomorrow? Been up the first or second day back?
Speaker 4: What do you want on the The other thing we're
Speaker 4: going to do is, at the moment we're on a
Speaker 4: mission on the show show, there are one thousand and
Speaker 4: thirty five billboards. Sorry, there are one thousand and thirty
Speaker 4: five suburbs here in Melbourne. We're trying to speak to
Speaker 4: somebody from every suburb and all we got to do,
Speaker 4: we'll make you the mayor of your suburb when.
Speaker 6: You call him.
Speaker 4: You just need to tell us something about your suburb.
Speaker 4: Eva's on the line with a great one to end
Speaker 4: today on Eva.
Speaker 16: Hi, how are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good? So before we leave the show today, what
Speaker 4: is your facts about the suburb? Where are you the
Speaker 4: mayor of I'm not the mayor of anything.
Speaker 16: But we did have Russell Crowe come to Melton yesterday, Rossen.
Speaker 7: Crow and Melton.
Speaker 4: Where did you see him? What was he doing?
Speaker 16: He was at wood Grove, he was having sipping a
Speaker 16: coffee and he's got friends that live in Melton and
Speaker 16: quote number of people recognized him and got autographs and photos.
Speaker 6: This is amazing.
Speaker 4: So did you see him?
Speaker 16: I didn't see him, but it was all over Melton
Speaker 16: Gossip and faithbook.
Speaker 4: Every suburb has one of those local How quickly went
Speaker 4: from spotting to going up?
Speaker 11: Eva?
Speaker 4: That's great, Thank you very much to give us a call.
Speaker 4: So tomorrow, what can you tell us about your suburb?
Speaker 4: You can email me or you can cool now if
Speaker 4: you want nine four one four one O four three.
Speaker 6: Have a great day.
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