Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast Meldon's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Will the rest of the world.
Speaker 3: What goes on in this hour stays in this hour,
Speaker 3: Even the boss doesn't listen. Ladies, gentlemen, Welcome to the
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell Rector Show.
Speaker 4: Good morning, it's four minu's past six. Welcome to the
Speaker 4: Lemsip Hour. I am powered this morning on lemsips Jack Post,
Speaker 4: Jack Post, Where do I even begin? Jack Post? Let
Speaker 4: me get no, nineteen minutes ago. I don't feel very
Speaker 4: well not coming in today?
Speaker 5: Excuse me, sir?
Speaker 4: Nineteen minutes ago. If we worked in an accountancy firm. Yeah,
Speaker 4: you can do the old. Not coming in with nineteen
Speaker 4: minutes notice, not when it's the big show.
Speaker 6: Feels weird, doesn't it?
Speaker 2: What we have?
Speaker 5: His call up we go. I don't fancy today with
Speaker 5: nineteen minutes. Notice. Maybe if it's Carl and Jackie. Oh
Speaker 5: they're used to that.
Speaker 6: Sun In needs defends he looks so ill.
Speaker 4: Yesterday he came to a free team lunch well enough
Speaker 4: to have five courses.
Speaker 6: Including Eminem's what was it roddy Ford or something?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but then won't do the show.
Speaker 6: Oh well, I'd rather he doesn't spread his gym he did.
Speaker 4: To be fair, he did not look very well. Well,
Speaker 4: let me just ask you this question, Patsy, would he
Speaker 4: let Haymish and Andy down at nineteen minutes? Notice, I
Speaker 4: don't believe he would exactly he did sense he did
Speaker 4: that thing.
Speaker 5: I don't want to.
Speaker 4: Texture in case I woke you up, you know, in
Speaker 4: the middle of the night. I'd rather know in the
Speaker 4: middle of night so I could call someone to come
Speaker 4: in and help out. People are like stubbsy ages ago
Speaker 4: beg Me said of Jack Post, isn't ever on? He'd
Speaker 4: love to come and do the show. Crawford said, as Jack,
Speaker 4: isn't it because it's.
Speaker 6: Too late now everyone's asleep.
Speaker 4: Okay, So he sent me an email to share with
Speaker 4: you all. He actually did type this out. I mean,
Speaker 4: if you were, if you can put some rubbish like
Speaker 4: this together, get out of the bed and do the show.
Speaker 4: Official statement from Jack Post, Hello, Christian, pats and team.
Speaker 5: I'm not well, very sick, shivering, coughing, very sick. But
Speaker 5: don't forget.
Speaker 4: He came to a free lunch yesterday, five courses at
Speaker 4: a buffet.
Speaker 5: He did.
Speaker 4: I have no choice, but to take the show this morning,
Speaker 4: very sick. Yeah, we covered that in the earlier sentence.
Speaker 4: If I don't, I will not get the required rest
Speaker 4: I need and could be sick for many days and
Speaker 4: miss many shows.
Speaker 5: Rather than what's up with him? What's he got? What
Speaker 5: is that the plague?
Speaker 4: A house can have one nail missing, but if it
Speaker 4: has several nails missing, it could fall down. No sense,
Speaker 4: Christians you read this, please correct my many errors as
Speaker 4: I typed this in my lyrics state at five am, very.
Speaker 5: Sick yep, cover with that Jeffy sick out, and he.
Speaker 4: Sent me another one at five point thirty four, obviously
Speaker 4: feeling guilty. I want to make sure I pull my
Speaker 4: weight for every show, so please use my idea that
Speaker 4: you keep turning down three fingers or four you say,
Speaker 4: cartoon character and the cold house to guess where that
Speaker 4: cartoon character's got three fingers or four? I said to Jack,
Speaker 4: it'd be a cold day in hell before I ever
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 5: Goa.
Speaker 6: We do not need that game, dear, okay, s I reckon.
Speaker 4: He could have done, but they send Jack's not well
Speaker 4: because he had a five courser lunch yesterday, so he's
Speaker 4: unwell because of the five courses and get this right.
Speaker 4: We drove for our team lunch yesterday. Jack said he
Speaker 4: gave me a lift. He wasn't feeling very well, and
Speaker 4: I said, look, why did he go home? But you
Speaker 4: know what he's like, if it's free, he's there, he's there,
Speaker 4: you know. And so I had to get a lift
Speaker 4: in that mankey old ute of his that he's been
Speaker 4: using for the Renner.
Speaker 5: When I mean, manky okay.
Speaker 4: This thing the passenger door to get me and wouldn't open.
Speaker 4: I had to put one foot on the side of it.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm trying to take delivery of a bay
Speaker 4: or so to get this he it was like a
Speaker 4: cool workout to get the passenger do it. There was
Speaker 4: like rubbish all over it and to move that dust
Speaker 4: it down. We pull up to the Langham where they
Speaker 4: were hosting us with this lovely lunch yesterday at their
Speaker 4: amazing restaurant Melbourne, which was beautiful, Thank you very much
Speaker 4: to Andre and the team and looked after us there yesterday.
Speaker 4: So anyway, I got a chat we are you going
Speaker 4: to park it? And he goes, I'm going to get
Speaker 4: Valet Parker.
Speaker 5: He didn't we put up right?
Speaker 4: He hands his key to a guy and it's Audi
Speaker 4: BMW Mercedes Benz mankey knaked you right. The guy looks
Speaker 4: at us and I'm trying to walk ahead so that
Speaker 4: to create some distance with me and Jack. And the
Speaker 4: guy goes, oh, okay, that's your that's your car there. Yeah,
Speaker 4: points to go like, really, that's that's your car. A
Speaker 4: Jackson a smart jacket. So am I you know, we're
Speaker 4: dressed up to go, yeah, for our lunch. And the
Speaker 4: guy looked at Jack was like, okay, well maybe he
Speaker 4: must be your boss.
Speaker 5: You have lunch and then then your mend the toilets here.
Speaker 6: No one called a laborer.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And so when Jack left early, the lady came
Speaker 4: over to me with the bill for his valet parking
Speaker 4: of twenty bucks.
Speaker 6: He didn't vote on the way out, No.
Speaker 4: Just walked out of there, just breeze out there like
Speaker 4: a Jack Post does. So then calls in sick and
Speaker 4: then calls in six. So he's a no show and
Speaker 4: he owns this show twenty.
Speaker 5: Dollars as well.
Speaker 4: Anyway, we're going to be right because we've got the
Speaker 4: best radio family in the world. You'll be there for
Speaker 4: us this morning, coming up next and I take you
Speaker 4: through what's happening on this morning show, and there's been
Speaker 4: another change of plan as regard to smart Pups because
Speaker 4: the money keeps coming in. Could we by the end
Speaker 4: of the day's show have paid for two dogs?
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Speaker 4: Okay, so it has been and is still being, as
Speaker 4: you're about to find out, an extraordinary week. What you've
Speaker 4: managed to do is is nothing short of a miracle.
Speaker 4: And that is the only way I can disc if
Speaker 4: you don't know what's been going on this week, because
Speaker 4: I know what it's like radio shows. We're in the background,
Speaker 4: and I know we would like to think you're hanging
Speaker 4: on her every word, but you're just not. We're background
Speaker 4: noise and occasionally we might say something that just piques
Speaker 4: your interest and you lean in and maybe connect with
Speaker 4: the show or call up the show.
Speaker 5: Whatever.
Speaker 4: But this week's something really different, more than the radio
Speaker 4: show has been going on. So on Tuesday I read
Speaker 4: out an email that I had a couple of weeks
Speaker 4: ago from a grand no ordinary ground. This is a
Speaker 4: super grand right here in Melbourne called Janette. She's been
Speaker 4: trying to raise money. She's got to raise twenty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars for her grandson, Reagan. Reagan is three and a
Speaker 4: half years old and he's got autism and in a
Speaker 4: year and a half he's going to be going to
Speaker 4: little school and to cope with the stress of that
Speaker 4: they didn't the best thing that he can get is
Speaker 4: something called a smart pup. It's an assistance dog. You
Speaker 4: might have seen these before they train these dogs up.
Speaker 4: We found a lot about what they can do. It's amazing.
Speaker 5: It takes about twelve months to eighteen months to train these.
Speaker 4: Dogs up from puppies to dogs. What they can do
Speaker 4: to help special needs children is incredible. But obviously it's
Speaker 4: a voluntary organization, no government funding, and so families have
Speaker 4: to raise the twenty thousand dollars to cover the cost.
Speaker 4: Jeanette I think was up to about four or five
Speaker 4: hundred dollars. She emailed me, not asking for the money
Speaker 4: in any way. She just wanted some Fleetwood Mac tickets
Speaker 4: that she could sell off. This super gran had been
Speaker 4: doing part time uber work. She's a granny. Okay, part
Speaker 4: time Uber work that her daughter didn't even know about.
Speaker 4: Because her daughter's a single mom. Trying to do the
Speaker 4: best she can to get by in the circumstances. She
Speaker 4: was trying to do what a mom would do for
Speaker 4: your daughter and her grandson.
Speaker 5: But she's a.
Speaker 4: Super gram doing part time uber work and sausage sizzles
Speaker 4: at the weekend. And I was suddenly adding up the sums.
Speaker 4: If you're going to raise the twenty thousand dollars, you
Speaker 4: have to do it in twelve months, because I guess
Speaker 4: the organization need to know whether or not you're going
Speaker 4: to get the money together.
Speaker 5: And they can't keep but open ended. They're going to
Speaker 5: make plans.
Speaker 4: And so she had ten and a half months together
Speaker 4: on thinking, I reckon by my calculations, Matt's point, that's
Speaker 4: a million and a half sausages.
Speaker 5: She's got a shift.
Speaker 4: She's only going to do it now. She's doing it
Speaker 4: twenty four to seven. So we called her up on
Speaker 4: Tuesday and I said, look, I've got your email. I've
Speaker 4: been thinking about what we can do. We're going to
Speaker 4: give you half the money. We're going to give you
Speaker 4: ten thousand dollars. And this woman, honestly, she just collapsed.
Speaker 4: We just we she didn't even to say anything. We
Speaker 4: knew what it meant to her, and so we said, look,
Speaker 4: we've got ten thousand dollars, and I really hope that
Speaker 4: our listeners can help us raise the extra ten thousand dollars. Now,
Speaker 4: at the time, this was Tuesday, I thought that we'd
Speaker 4: still be begging you for money. Not so within about
Speaker 4: sixteen hours you raise the extra ten thousand dollars so
Speaker 4: much so I think it was by twenty past eight
Speaker 4: the next show, I was able to call Jeanette and
Speaker 4: her response. If you missed it, this is her response, Jeanette,
Speaker 4: this is amazing when the highlights.
Speaker 5: Of my career we've only got about Oh that's the
Speaker 5: wrong bit.
Speaker 7: I'm never normally.
Speaker 8: Lost the words Christian, but.
Speaker 9: I just cannot believe.
Speaker 8: I'm sorry, the generosity of people today obsor.
Speaker 4: So when she talks about the generosity right. So many
Speaker 4: stories came out of this. One of the most incredible
Speaker 4: ones there was a guy called Dell who's homeless living
Speaker 4: in a truck, and he apologized, it can only give
Speaker 4: five dollars. Five dollars is just as much as five thousand,
Speaker 4: five hundred homeless in a truck. But you wanted to
Speaker 4: do something which was which was more than about him
Speaker 4: then there was the Bub family. The Bub family sent
Speaker 4: us an email they'd also been trying to get together
Speaker 4: twenty thousand dollars to raise money for their daughter to
Speaker 4: get a smart pump, but they couldn't get the money together.
Speaker 4: So get this, they transferred over six hundred and eighteen
Speaker 4: dollars of their money that they'd raised.
Speaker 5: To our fund. How incredible is that?
Speaker 4: And so yesterday when we thought this, this couldn't get
Speaker 4: any more raising, this week we've raised the money. Reagan,
Speaker 4: the little three and a half year old, he's getting
Speaker 4: the pup. A guy called Patrick after Wednesday's breakfast show
Speaker 4: just walks into the radio station, a stranger in high
Speaker 4: vis vest, work boots. He's a carpenter. He can't hang around.
Speaker 4: He's not really one for small too. And he hands
Speaker 4: me a knacked old envelope, a beating up envelope with
Speaker 4: twenty sorry, ten thousand dollars in there. Ten thousand dollars
Speaker 4: in there, just a stranger. He doesn't want to hang around,
Speaker 4: doesn't want to come on the show. He even called
Speaker 4: yesterday off Fair to apologize, saying it's not very good
Speaker 4: with people. And I said yesterday he's great with people.
Speaker 4: He gave ten thousand dollars. He went back to work.
Speaker 4: Ten thousand dollars is a huge amount money to him
Speaker 4: and his wife. He has a job, he's a carpenter.
Speaker 4: I keep calling him a miracle man, right. Someone actually
Speaker 4: emailed me yesterday quoting some Bible scriptures and said, there's
Speaker 4: comparisons with Joseph in the Bible.
Speaker 5: You think about it.
Speaker 4: He had a trade, Joseph, Well, there's trading, and that's
Speaker 4: why Mary fell for him, you know, those strong hands.
Speaker 5: He had a trade.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's wide that his son's miracle work, and if
Speaker 4: it didn't payoff, he'd still have to fall back on
Speaker 4: a trade. So he donated ten thousand dollars that he
Speaker 4: got from basically mining gold his hobby from the last
Speaker 4: thirty years. Has went and sold it and gave us
Speaker 4: to ten thousand dollars. Now, we told them, look, we've
Speaker 4: got enough money for the puppy, Reagan super grand they
Speaker 4: get in the money that put the puppy's going to happen.
Speaker 4: And he said, doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: Let's give it. Let's pay it forward now to the
Speaker 5: next dog.
Speaker 4: So here's where we are. Here's pay it forward money.
Speaker 4: And you've still been chipping in. Here's what I'd like
Speaker 4: to do. We're going to speak to above family in
Speaker 4: an hour's time. I'd love to see if we could
Speaker 4: raise to twenty thousand to pay for their puppy. They
Speaker 4: were the family that kindly said you can have our money.
Speaker 4: It didn't work out for us, which is such an
Speaker 4: amazing selfless act. At the moment, there's your generosity and
Speaker 4: miracle worker Patrick. Someone actually put on Facebook comments yesterday
Speaker 4: the hero and Fliro, which I really really like. You've
Speaker 4: raised an extra thirteen thousand, two hundred and eighty two dollars.
Speaker 6: It's amazing.
Speaker 4: That's on top of the ten ground that was already
Speaker 4: raised and our ten as well. So thirteen thousand, two
Speaker 4: hundred and eighty two. By my rough maths, we are
Speaker 4: six thousand, eight hundred dollars away from paying for the
Speaker 4: second smart Now. The only way this can happen is
Speaker 4: if you keep the story going. So if you do
Speaker 4: want to pay for another puppy, so by the end
Speaker 4: of this week, wouldn't it be amazing if we've all
Speaker 4: together come together and supported each other and we have
Speaker 4: paid for not one, but two of these smart pups.
Speaker 4: If you do want to help out five dollars one dollar.
Speaker 4: It all really helps. Head to the website. It's a
Speaker 4: little easy donate buttony click through there and do it
Speaker 4: at all for you Gold one I four to three
Speaker 4: dot com dot au. Gold one O four three dot
Speaker 4: com dot au. We are six eight hundred dollars. I
Speaker 4: know how many people listen to the show. I thinks
Speaker 4: about five at the moment, or six. If you all donate,
Speaker 4: there's quite a lot more money to go. Head to
Speaker 4: our website goldwei four to three dot com dot au.
Speaker 5: Let's keep it going.
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Speaker 5: Three talk about the kids. Pats and I were just
Speaker 5: talking about this.
Speaker 4: So the kids are gonna be protesting today about primate change.
Speaker 5: I did, this is brilliant.
Speaker 4: We live in a democracy and they are the living,
Speaker 4: breathing spirit of what happens next. And also they are
Speaker 4: the living, breathing, coughing spirit of what they're going to
Speaker 4: have to deal with when we depart this mortal coil. So,
Speaker 4: whether or not you agree, and I know it's a
Speaker 4: big topic about climate change, whether or not you agree
Speaker 4: with climate change, I think it's great that kids are
Speaker 4: getting off their backsides and using the voice.
Speaker 5: That is a privilege to have a.
Speaker 4: Voice, and a certain place in the world where adults
Speaker 4: aren't allowed to voice. And I think there's no more
Speaker 4: shiny example of a democracy than what children are allowed
Speaker 4: to do. I think it's great that there are so
Speaker 4: many how many people expecting kids to protest today?
Speaker 6: Oh, tens of thousands. They're saying that's global. I think
Speaker 6: there's something like nineteen countries across the world taking part.
Speaker 4: And also if I was a kid, right, even if
Speaker 4: you weren't, you know, pro climate change, you're going to
Speaker 4: hang on a minute, so I get out of school
Speaker 4: for a day?
Speaker 5: In fact, is that where Jack is to say?
Speaker 10: Good to say?
Speaker 4: Do you think he's down there with a placard right
Speaker 4: now outside of the schoolgates?
Speaker 5: Get a bit confused?
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Speaker 4: This day, Mystery on this day, all right, this aling Friday,
Speaker 4: March to fifteenth, got the Grand Prix weekend six sleeps
Speaker 4: to go into the return of Footy, nottell mentions to
Speaker 4: what happened on this day in history In forty four BC,
Speaker 4: Julius Caesar murdered. I mean, you think about the politicians
Speaker 4: these days are scumbags.
Speaker 5: This is where it all started. In Rome.
Speaker 4: Julius Caesar, the dictator for life of the Roman Empire,
Speaker 4: murdered by his own senators. They actually circled round him
Speaker 4: and just started stabbing him, concluding his own protege Brutus,
Speaker 4: which gave phrase to the praise two brutus.
Speaker 5: You too, my son.
Speaker 4: However, the thing I want to talk about today is
Speaker 4: on this day in history, Master fifteenth, one of the
Speaker 4: greatest movies ever opened. I'm gonna play you the last
Speaker 4: final scene that in fact, it is the last second
Speaker 4: and a half of the movie.
Speaker 5: You've got to guess what it is.
Speaker 4: I reckon there's a feature you know that the last
Speaker 4: second of a song, right because you know there's been
Speaker 4: going for years.
Speaker 5: It beat the intro? What about beat the outro?
Speaker 4: We just played the end of a song or the
Speaker 4: end of a movie, right at the end of a movie.
Speaker 4: There's workshop it right now, this is the last scene
Speaker 4: of one of the greatest movies ever made.
Speaker 5: I could see it. I know this movie so well.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, if you know this movie, and you should
Speaker 4: know this movie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, do you reckon? That's too hard?
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, so, as I know, right, the people listen
Speaker 4: to the show, they're super smart, a lot of very
Speaker 4: smart listeners, smarter than all right. So it's one of
Speaker 4: the greatest movies ever made. Have a listened to this.
Speaker 4: I also pay attention to the kind of music. I
Speaker 4: couldn't edit out the music in the scene. I wanted to,
Speaker 4: but I couldn't. It's a door closing. It tell you
Speaker 4: another clue. It's a door closing on a former world.
Speaker 6: Oh no, still can't guess it?
Speaker 4: All right, give us a call. Nine four one oh
Speaker 4: four three. One of the greatest movies ever made. This
Speaker 4: is the last scene in it. What's the movie? That's
Speaker 4: a hell of a lot more interesting than a secret?
Speaker 5: Sound right? Nine one oh four three, Give us a call.
Speaker 5: I take your guesses.
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Speaker 5: On this.
Speaker 4: Day, Mystery, on this day, all right, on this day
Speaker 4: in Mystery Today, one of the greatest movies all time.
Speaker 4: Reilstone Cold Classic Open. I'm playing a bit of the movie.
Speaker 4: Is the right at the end of the movie. It
Speaker 4: is the last second and a half. It's the final scene.
Speaker 4: A door closes on one world, the door opens on another.
Speaker 4: It's the scene. What do you think it is? One
Speaker 4: of the great movie's ever made? Nine four one four
Speaker 4: one o four three. Let's take some guesses, Johnny boy,
Speaker 4: good morning?
Speaker 5: What in Christian bread day?
Speaker 4: Thank you so much?
Speaker 5: All right, John, Thank you very much. John. What do
Speaker 5: you think the movie is? Mate?
Speaker 7: I think that when Red stram to door and says
Speaker 7: to the lady Franky, my dear, I don't give a damn.
Speaker 4: Very powerful acting there as well, so a one man
Speaker 4: theater you are, John, that's no mean feat this time
Speaker 4: of money, is it?
Speaker 5: Mate? Well done? John?
Speaker 4: Is not the right answer. But for the hey, listen
Speaker 4: for the power acting. I'm going to give you a
Speaker 4: mug anyway.
Speaker 5: All right, thanks very much, all right, have an nicey
Speaker 5: can mate?
Speaker 4: Awesoeers bye bye now. Matt, good morning, good morning, Matt's
Speaker 4: Oh good mate. I hope you've had a good week
Speaker 4: as well. Welcome to the show, Matt.
Speaker 5: What do you reckon it is?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 5: This the final scene in one of the greatest movies
Speaker 5: ever made.
Speaker 11: I thought it was some pulpiticin posse when they're leaving them.
Speaker 4: Oh, that's a great movie, isn't it. Pulp fiction is
Speaker 4: one of the greatest movies ever made. It's not pulp fiction. Sorry, Matt,
Speaker 4: you all right, have a good weekend, NISWK good morning.
Speaker 5: Good I go I'm good. Are you well? Yeah, I'm well.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 7: I'm a long time listener. I love your work mate.
Speaker 7: It's brilliant.
Speaker 5: Oh, thank you very much. And what do you think
Speaker 5: the movie is then? Is it? It's one of the
Speaker 5: greatest movies ever made.
Speaker 11: I think it's the Matrix when you go in to
Speaker 11: meet the architect.
Speaker 5: Oh yes, of course, great.
Speaker 4: Guess great movies, weren't they do When they came out,
Speaker 4: everyone talking about the significance and the red and the
Speaker 4: blue peel and what it meant about life and neo
Speaker 4: great great movies. It's not that though, nizbel. We're send
Speaker 4: your prize anyway, reminding you it's a great movie. I
Speaker 4: must see that again. Thank you very much, Thank you
Speaker 4: very much. Cheerz all right, it's get a point Cook
Speaker 4: and John, Good morning, John, morning John. What do you
Speaker 4: reckon the movie is? Let me play the final second
Speaker 4: again here.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 2: The Godfather Part one.
Speaker 5: Masis to say that.
Speaker 2: Because that's silly movie. I've owned as a door closed.
Speaker 2: That's a great movie.
Speaker 5: This was going to be the next clue.
Speaker 4: If he didn't get any right answers.
Speaker 5: Just that, I reckon he would have got it. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you're quite right.
Speaker 4: It's what a movie, right, It's one of the greatest
Speaker 4: movies ever made. The Godfather second one is great as well,
Speaker 4: isn't that?
Speaker 2: I have told you at least once a year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, honestly, it's I love it. Both.
Speaker 4: The first two movies are great, aren't they. I Mean,
Speaker 4: look at the Castprando made the movie, of course, but
Speaker 4: then he got James Cahn, Robert Duval, Diane Keaton, the
Speaker 4: young gorgeous al Pacino as well.
Speaker 5: And you're right, do you remember that. You'll know the
Speaker 5: scene very well.
Speaker 4: Then it's as he closes the door on his wife,
Speaker 4: he leaves that wife behind. He's there and now now
Speaker 4: he's the don, isn't He's there with his his all
Speaker 4: his henchmen are there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, And it's like because every shot in the movie
Speaker 8: is like has meaning as Yeah.
Speaker 5: I've got this book.
Speaker 4: It's called The Secret Meaning of the Godfather, and it
Speaker 4: goes through all the main scenes and the significance of them.
Speaker 4: It's a big, old, heavy, heavy book, but it's a
Speaker 4: great read.
Speaker 5: It's really really good. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Do you know what for years in radio when whenever
Speaker 4: radio people get people go missing a lot in radio,
Speaker 4: they go on holiday. They don't come back like Jackpost
Speaker 4: dangerous game taking a show off, whenever we used to
Speaker 4: call it going for freedom. You remember when they take
Speaker 4: freedom out in that boat, let's go out.
Speaker 5: It's always going to sidekick kicksel producers to scare them.
Speaker 5: Let's go. Let's go for a little boat ride, hey, Fredo,
Speaker 5: And they go no, No, I don't want to go
Speaker 5: out them. I don't want to go out.
Speaker 7: I'm all right.
Speaker 4: I'll stay in the mill and you're come in. We're
Speaker 4: going for a little ride. Let's go for a little
Speaker 4: boat ride. All right, John, we'll send your prize. Very
Speaker 4: well done, mate, to toughest one we've ever done.
Speaker 5: Well done.
Speaker 4: I'll give you a prize. Thanks, all right, mate, have
Speaker 4: a good weekend.
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
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Speaker 4: seven minutes past seven Friday morning.
Speaker 5: What a week.
Speaker 4: Incredible scenes this week on all the things that you've
Speaker 4: managed to do, the raising of thousands in just a
Speaker 4: couple of shows. So not one, but one and a
Speaker 4: half smart pups at the moment, And this is what
Speaker 4: we're going to try and do today. So Jeanette, we
Speaker 4: spoke to a super grand Jenette on Tuesday show. She'd
Speaker 4: been trying to raise money, trying to raise twenty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars to get a smart pup.
Speaker 5: This is an assistance dog.
Speaker 4: These dogs are trained to help children with various special needs,
Speaker 4: and her three year old grandson has autism. But there's
Speaker 4: no way that we're going to get that twenty thousand
Speaker 4: together alone. So we chipped in with ten thousand, and
Speaker 4: you stumped up within about sixteen hours the other ten thousand,
Speaker 4: and then the only reason why I'm at this point
Speaker 4: today is due to your generosity and the super generosity
Speaker 4: of a man called Patrick, a stranger but no more
Speaker 4: stranger to us, wandered in from the streets with an
Speaker 4: envelope full of ten thousand dollars that he'd sold some
Speaker 4: of his gold.
Speaker 5: Been collecting panhandling out on them hills. Start. I'm taking
Speaker 5: off for the hills this weekend. I'm tearing off the
Speaker 5: Balarat kids. Grab a pan.
Speaker 4: We're going panhandling ten thousand dollars in the streams.
Speaker 5: My good a city is this?
Speaker 4: Forget the Grand Prix. I'm going gold hunting. But anyway,
Speaker 4: this is his money. This guy's a carpenter. He's just
Speaker 4: a humble guy. Do you want to come on the show.
Speaker 4: I had to beg him to get a photo taken
Speaker 4: just on my own, my own records, to prove that
Speaker 4: he actually existed. Isn't some kind of modern Jesus just
Speaker 4: wandering in from the street giving us ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: We said to him, look, you can keep your money
Speaker 4: because we've got the money. We've raised the money for
Speaker 4: the smart Pup for a little three and a half
Speaker 4: year old Reagan. He went, no, no, maybe this can be
Speaker 4: go towards the next smart Pup for a family that
Speaker 4: really need it. And so that's what we've done. We're
Speaker 4: calling it Patrick's pay it Forward. And you've been chipping
Speaker 4: into that. And right now I can tell you, at
Speaker 4: ten past seven Friday morning, you've raised an additional thirteen thousand,
Speaker 4: two hundred and eighty two dollars. It's amazing. I mean,
Speaker 4: we live in tough times. People are tough, but people
Speaker 4: and chipping in five dollars. That homeless guy Delle living
Speaker 4: the back of his truck who gave me five dollars
Speaker 4: is just as important as Patrick, one of you calling
Speaker 4: the hero in Fleurro this high visibility jacket that you
Speaker 4: wanted in. He seriously couldn't wait to get out of here,
Speaker 4: mainly because Jack is a bit odd. He couldn't wait
Speaker 4: to get out of it. He had to go back
Speaker 4: to the site. He's to Carmen. He's got a proper job.
Speaker 4: Ten thousand bucks is such a huge amount of money,
Speaker 4: so what I'd love to do there was one of
Speaker 4: the amazing stories that came out of all the donations
Speaker 4: that were coming in or Wednesday show was from a
Speaker 4: family called the bubb family and they were listened to this.
Speaker 4: Then they tried to get one of these smart pumps
Speaker 4: for their eleven year old daughter, Isabella, and they got
Speaker 4: They couldn't get all the money together the money they
Speaker 4: had raised six hundred and eighteen dollars. They asked to
Speaker 4: be transferred to our fund that we were raising for Reagan.
Speaker 5: How selfless is that?
Speaker 4: That every right to feel a bit frustrated and maybe
Speaker 4: a bit angry that they weren't getting the puppy, but
Speaker 4: they didn't. They did something really really selfless, and so
Speaker 4: I I think the best thing we can do with
Speaker 4: the money that you're all raising at the moment this
Speaker 4: thirteen and two hundred and eighty two, can we get
Speaker 4: them the puppy for Isabella?
Speaker 5: And Wayne is on the line right now from the family,
Speaker 5: Wayne bub good.
Speaker 2: Morning, how's good morning? There you go, I'm.
Speaker 4: Good listen, Wayne, thank you so much, first of all
Speaker 4: for doing something really special and selfless and transferring over
Speaker 4: your money that you tried to raise for your daughter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm pretty buying away. Why everybody's generosity soon fantastic
Speaker 2: to listen to little Reagan get to get his puppy.
Speaker 2: It's just yet blaying me away. Its blowing our whole
Speaker 2: family lated and my daughter is Abella. As soon as
Speaker 2: I said that I'd heard about Reagan on the radio,
Speaker 2: that the first thing she said was that she wanted
Speaker 2: to go out. That's six, I'm straight into over to
Speaker 2: Reagan so he could o Reagan. Sorry, so he could
Speaker 2: get his puppy.
Speaker 5: So it was you.
Speaker 4: It was your daughter, your eleven year old daugh Isabella,
Speaker 4: who was going to hopefully get the babbitt.
Speaker 5: She was our idea. Yeah, well, great kid.
Speaker 2: You got Yeah, she's a little little dynamite. Yeah, she's
Speaker 2: a gorgeous kid.
Speaker 4: And so what we're hoping to do is we really
Speaker 4: like the money that we're raising. At the moment, this
Speaker 4: additional thirteen two hundred and eighty two. We've spoken to
Speaker 4: smart pups. You never know, we might be to get
Speaker 4: twenty thousand together. It's about an extra six eight we need.
Speaker 4: And if one thing has become true this week, miracles
Speaker 4: can happen.
Speaker 5: You never know.
Speaker 4: We would love if we can get that twenty thousand.
Speaker 4: Tell us we'd love to get Isabella and you guys,
Speaker 4: the smart pup that you try to get.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's it's going to be amazing, so fantastic. Yeah, well,
Speaker 2: I'm sort of blowing away a lot of words to
Speaker 2: be honest. Goodness, yep.
Speaker 4: So that that is my new mission today is a
Speaker 4: better than you guys the puppy but to thirteen two
Speaker 4: hundred and eighty two. So we've got a little while
Speaker 4: to go yet, but who knows anything could happen? Tell
Speaker 4: us about isabetter, then what would the puppy mean to her?
Speaker 4: So people can just understand why these puppies, these dogs,
Speaker 4: these amazing dogs, what they do for young people who
Speaker 4: just need a bit of extra help.
Speaker 2: It's well, that was day to day life is needles.
Speaker 2: Start their day off with needles and end the day
Speaker 2: with needles. Yeah, it's horrible, you know. And she used
Speaker 2: to have a favor of needles, but she's overcome that
Speaker 2: the hard way, unfortunately.
Speaker 5: So she is she is she diabetic? Can I ask?
Speaker 2: She's a type one diabetic, so she's insolent dependent. She
Speaker 2: uses two types of influence. She has a short acting
Speaker 2: insuluent which is for her meals, and then she has
Speaker 2: a long acting influence which sort of helps her over
Speaker 2: the day. So help hypers and a high boat hypos
Speaker 2: hypos where they're getting alow when they get all shaky.
Speaker 4: And yeah, they can have like seizures, is that right,
Speaker 4: and epilepsic can bring on with the they crash.
Speaker 2: Yes, correct, yep, they can go into what's called the
Speaker 2: diabetic camer and stuff like that. So we're up every
Speaker 2: night at two thirty. I get up religiously and test
Speaker 2: her and make sure she's okay down to the night
Speaker 2: so she hasn't gone into a hypo.
Speaker 4: You guys, see, you have to have like a twenty
Speaker 4: four hour vigilance to sort of just to keep keep
Speaker 4: her alive, keep her safe.
Speaker 2: Yes, correct, Yeah, it's yeah, it's not nice, it's not fun.
Speaker 2: But with a dog, the dog senses hypos and hypairs.
Speaker 4: And I said, they scent something the pheromones way before,
Speaker 4: way before they can alert. They start barking. They're trained
Speaker 4: to do this. It was as incredible, isn't it. And
Speaker 4: they can start barking and then you know that something's
Speaker 4: about to happen. You can take action way before it
Speaker 4: starts to get a lot more severe.
Speaker 2: Yes, correct, Yes, that's that's what it's all about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well listen, Paint.
Speaker 4: I know we've put you on the spot here and
Speaker 4: this is totally out the blue, and it has been.
Speaker 4: I keep saying this word extraordinary, but what is an
Speaker 4: extraordinary week? I said this too, word, Janette. I don't
Speaker 4: want to make any sort of false promises, but I
Speaker 4: really really hope we can get you and amazing to
Speaker 4: hear about your daughter as well Isabel that the smart
Speaker 4: Poppas were about six eight hundred dollars off. I really
Speaker 4: hope we can get that extra money.
Speaker 2: That's that's amazing and good on, good on the paper,
Speaker 2: good on your listeners. Yeah, I'm good on you guys.
Speaker 2: Goes are amazing. I'm listening to you guys every morning
Speaker 2: and on the way to work and always get the
Speaker 2: work and I try to try to get onto God,
Speaker 2: but I work on work sites and know I'm listening
Speaker 2: to Triple J and stuff that I usually sneak the
Speaker 2: blays everything.
Speaker 5: Bit of a gear change between us and Triple J.
Speaker 2: Definitely.
Speaker 4: All right, well listen, well speak again later on this
Speaker 4: morning show. But Wayne, we've got a mission. We're going
Speaker 4: to try and do what we're going to help you
Speaker 4: guys out.
Speaker 2: Ah, you guys rock, Thank you.
Speaker 4: All right, thank you very much Wayne for now. So
Speaker 4: that's why you just heard what the mom and dad
Speaker 4: are doing, what any of us would do in a
Speaker 4: situation like that. And that girl I said when we
Speaker 4: were talking about Reagan, when we talk about these conditions
Speaker 4: that people have, you know, Reagan's autistic and we're talking
Speaker 4: about you know, have been you know, all the Boblems
Speaker 4: with being a Type one diabetic that people aren't their conditions.
Speaker 4: But I just wanted us to all realize what these
Speaker 4: puppies mean to someone. And you know you heard him there.
Speaker 4: He's got a job, he's got to go and do.
Speaker 4: They're getting up a half two in the morning. They're
Speaker 4: just trying to survive and get through life and care
Speaker 4: for their beautiful eleven year old daughter. A puppy would
Speaker 4: make a huge difference in Isabella's life and their life
Speaker 4: as well. So that's it what we can do. Who knows,
Speaker 4: you've already done a hell of a lot this week.
Speaker 4: Can we just do a bit more? Six thousand, eight
Speaker 4: hundred dollars all there is between us again, Isabella and Wayne.
Speaker 4: They're the puppy Gold one o four three dot com
Speaker 4: dot Au. That's the website to go to tonight. Five
Speaker 4: dollars is amazing. If that's all you can give, that
Speaker 4: is amazing. Thank you very much, Gold one oh four
Speaker 4: three dot com dot Au. Can we do it?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Do you know I was feeling it sorry for myself today.
Speaker 4: I'm on Lemsips doing the show Jack's off sick. He
Speaker 4: only let me know at nineteen minutes. Notice the flaky kit.
Speaker 4: I just texted Hamish Nandy going, what's this sick record?
Speaker 5: Like? Can I check you've a pull a stunt like this?
Speaker 4: Hamish Blaks just text about, going, I'm stunned is taking
Speaker 4: you this long to realize his preferred option life is
Speaker 4: always to be lying down in bed.
Speaker 5: But then when I just heard.
Speaker 4: From Wayne bub there and talking about his beautiful eleven
Speaker 4: year old daughter Isabella, and to beginning of the day
Speaker 4: and ending the day with needles, and suddenly everything's in
Speaker 4: perspective and submit amazing is really happening of many amazing
Speaker 4: things this week.
Speaker 5: You are You are now up to fifteen and a
Speaker 5: half thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: That's on top of all the other thousand you've raised
Speaker 4: for Reagan's smart pup. Fifteen and a half thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Only four and a half to go. Four and a
Speaker 4: half to go, and we can get Isabella, eleven year
Speaker 4: old Isabella. We can get her the smart pup that
Speaker 4: they tried to get. Four and a half thousand dollars
Speaker 4: left to go. I know we can do this by
Speaker 4: ten o'clock this morning. The place to go to chip
Speaker 4: in five dollars, ten dollars. That's that's just amazing. If
Speaker 4: that's all you can give, it's not all you can give.
Speaker 4: You are giving. That is amazing. Gold one I four
Speaker 4: three dot com dot au Gold one I four three
Speaker 4: dot com dot au.
Speaker 5: Caroen Line's on the line.
Speaker 11: Come on to counting, Hi, Christian, Hey you going.
Speaker 5: I'm good. So I understand you have a smart pup.
Speaker 11: We do, we do? We have miss Kelse for my
Speaker 11: daughter Alana.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and tell us about miss Kelsey. What can she
Speaker 4: do for your daughter Alana?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 11: What can she do? At the moment. She's just an
Speaker 11: amazing little girl. She's not quite true. And we've had
Speaker 11: Kelsey since May twenty eighteen, and she's actually come to
Speaker 11: us as a seizure alert and assistance dog for Alana.
Speaker 11: And yeah, she's really changed Alana's life. To be honest,
Speaker 11: we're very fortunate that Alana's siezures are very well with medications,
Speaker 11: multiple medications. But Kelsey is trained to basically alert us
Speaker 11: up to twenty minutes before Alana has a seizures.
Speaker 5: Incredible.
Speaker 11: Oh, it's just amazing. So she'll get quite unsettled and agitated.
Speaker 11: And the idea is that you know, as Alana does
Speaker 11: that to show you know, signs of SEZs and that
Speaker 11: medication is not kicking into help, we'll be able to
Speaker 11: then get Kelsey to learn those signs in Atlanta and
Speaker 11: to actually bark and alert to us that you know,
Speaker 11: there is a seizure going to happen.
Speaker 4: This is what which is why the is a bit
Speaker 4: is trying to get it, you know, so that you know,
Speaker 4: obviously we've done with Mum and Dad are keeping up
Speaker 4: mid after in the morning, staying up two individuals like that,
Speaker 4: that's just exhausting that can't carry on. So you know,
Speaker 4: I understand what the dogs make such a big life,
Speaker 4: not just in the child's life, but you know for
Speaker 4: you guys as well, Mom and dad and all your
Speaker 4: family as well. So so amazing. Well you just you
Speaker 4: just heard us talking about smart pumps and you happen
Speaker 4: to be listening.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, I love that calling.
Speaker 12: I just thought calling you know, I'm on my way
Speaker 12: to work, but I just you know, the moment, but
Speaker 12: I thought for someone to hear, you know, actually what
Speaker 12: happens and that real day to day, you know, it's
Speaker 12: just a companion for Alana.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I really appreciate your calling in it will it
Speaker 4: will help people understand what we're trying to do. All right,
Speaker 4: have a great day, so I love to an honor
Speaker 4: as well. Okay, thank you, Bye bye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Yesterday we were talking and that's the and I were
Speaker 4: looking at the smart pub's website. She showed me a
Speaker 4: picture of a dog and this dog had its front
Speaker 4: to pause crossed and she goes to me, NI should
Speaker 4: do that. Niece's my German shepherd. I went, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: sometimes means they're happy, you know, like some sort of
Speaker 4: you know sometimes you see those Western movies and they
Speaker 4: used to have like an Indian tracker with them, didn't
Speaker 4: they They could just touch the ground and go. Many
Speaker 4: men come on.
Speaker 5: Hossback wise words with facts.
Speaker 4: So how do you know that a dog crossing its
Speaker 4: paws means they're happy or does it just mean it's
Speaker 4: comfortable position for them to rest their little snout in?
Speaker 6: No, Well, our breeder, because of course we've had Maremma
Speaker 6: dogs Murma sheep dogs, and our breeder always told us
Speaker 6: they're prone to cross their paws, and we asked that
Speaker 6: when we got our first pup. We said, why do
Speaker 6: they cross their paws like that? Is that inherent with
Speaker 6: that breed? And he said, most dogs who are content
Speaker 6: and happy will cross their paws like that.
Speaker 5: But how do they know?
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 4: But don't even question that, you know, you just go right, okay,
Speaker 4: you know we all just listen life, I've got things.
Speaker 4: Do you know that I just assume to be true?
Speaker 4: But you don't ever question it. You don't how do
Speaker 4: I know? It's not like the dog.
Speaker 5: It's not like someone said, dog, what are you doing
Speaker 5: that for?
Speaker 2: Dave?
Speaker 4: I don't know I'm doing it, but I am happy
Speaker 4: right now. So I didn't know I did it. But yeah,
Speaker 4: that's that's why I do. So we all have these
Speaker 4: things that we believe to be true. Patsy believes to
Speaker 4: be true that if your dogs cross their paws, therefore
Speaker 4: they are happy. What do you believe to be true?
Speaker 4: All right, that's what I want to know this morning.
Speaker 4: What do you believe to be true? What do you
Speaker 4: swear is true? But actually you don't know for a
Speaker 4: fact it's true, but you think it's true. Therefore we
Speaker 4: live in the world now, but what we believe are facts.
Speaker 4: But all right, so what do you think is true?
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one o four three. We've all
Speaker 4: got stuff like this nine four one four one o
Speaker 4: four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: There's no Jack post on today's show. If you want
Speaker 4: to know what happened. Jack and I had a fistfight yesterday. Seriously,
Speaker 4: I earned him my bad mouth and Pats and I said, hey,
Speaker 4: and we got into it, and I don't know when
Speaker 4: he's coming back. He needs to cool his head down.
Speaker 4: But if you'd heard what he was saying, Pats is this,
Speaker 4: I hate f and this on this language and you know,
Speaker 4: smiles and like, yeah, okay, but yeah, all right, I
Speaker 4: get that, but listen, come on, So we got into it,
Speaker 4: and I will not. I defended you on a patch.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, he's uh. He needs said you have a
Speaker 4: good long thinking, and I said, don't come back until
Speaker 4: you're ready to apologize. So that's why Jack isn't on
Speaker 4: today's show. We did also have a team lunch yesterday,
Speaker 4: so Jack is off sick. The boss just said to me,
Speaker 4: Sue the boss said, show me your phone. You're exaggerated,
Speaker 4: aren't you. I showed the phone up with the message
Speaker 4: I got nineteen minutes before showtime from Jack, go.
Speaker 5: I can't be in. I can't give you one hundred
Speaker 5: percent and I came here. I don't want to bother
Speaker 5: you during the night. Won't be in nineteen minutes.
Speaker 4: Notice five forty one am, you never turn a TV
Speaker 4: show on right and only one of the presenters is
Speaker 4: there well, and the other one just let me know.
Speaker 4: I was just coming walking out from makeup. But we
Speaker 4: did go to a team lunch yesterday the Langham and
Speaker 4: despite the illness and no show today, he managed to
Speaker 4: have five trips to the buffet.
Speaker 6: And what was it?
Speaker 5: Was it an eminem none?
Speaker 4: He he asked a guy to make him a armbred
Speaker 4: with Eminem's. That's when I said to him, go on, mate,
Speaker 4: you're not well. Something's not right anyway. Jack's not very
Speaker 4: well today.
Speaker 5: Fever phasically. I stay in bed. One of you.
Speaker 4: Ben in Coburg said, did he try and do a
Speaker 4: poop pick up? After yesterday? He revealed on the show
Speaker 4: he hasn't done a dog poop pick up in his
Speaker 4: back garden in six months, did he try and do one?
Speaker 4: Yesterday was over came by the fuse. So anyway, this morning,
Speaker 4: I want to know what do you believe to be true?
Speaker 4: Patsy actually just told me yesterday, as if it was
Speaker 4: a dog fact that if a dog has crossed its
Speaker 4: pause okay, it crosses over his little pause, isn't it
Speaker 4: sort of head resting on the cross paws, it means
Speaker 4: the dog is happy.
Speaker 5: I want to believe that as well.
Speaker 4: But perats just said it without even questioning, like, oh,
Speaker 4: someone told me this once.
Speaker 5: It was like it was fact. The dog. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 5: Graham's on the line. Good morning, Graham.
Speaker 10: How are you going?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not too about Graham. I hope you had
Speaker 4: a good week. Welcome to the show. And what do
Speaker 4: you think is true?
Speaker 10: Well, I don't believe this, but apparently, according to child
Speaker 10: care nurses, babies don't see in color until they're six
Speaker 10: months old.
Speaker 5: No, I think that's true as well.
Speaker 6: I think it is.
Speaker 10: Well, well, hang on, because my daughter just had a child,
Speaker 10: just had her first child. She's four months old. I
Speaker 10: asked her and she didn't even respond, So there's there's
Speaker 10: the proof.
Speaker 4: Yeah, she doesn't have to share the secrets. Okay, she's
Speaker 4: only hearing you in mono. She's on hearing.
Speaker 5: They don't even hearing stereo until those six months old.
Speaker 10: But I would like to know here they knew here,
Speaker 10: they found out, how did they find out? How do
Speaker 10: they do their research?
Speaker 4: But it's true, but I think that they they're smart
Speaker 4: people with us. They must have analyzed how the the
Speaker 4: eye develops, just like the rest of the body grows
Speaker 4: and develops as well.
Speaker 5: No, I think it's if you're interested, and.
Speaker 4: Some skyhooks as well. All Right, all right, Graham, thank
Speaker 4: you very much. Having nice week in great show. All right,
Speaker 4: that's want to have a nice week The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 4: We need to speak to someone. We need to get
Speaker 4: them back on. Let's get Wayne bub back on. We
Speaker 4: spoke to him half an hour ago. They were the
Speaker 4: family were trying to get a smart pup. Couldn't raise
Speaker 4: the twenty thousand dollars, so gave us the six hundred
Speaker 4: odd dollars they were they had managed to raise for
Speaker 4: their torture Isabella, for us, for Reagan trying to get
Speaker 4: him the smart pup to help him out.
Speaker 5: Hey, Wayne, Yes, Christen Way no no.
Speaker 4: I said I'd be hopefully speaking to you before the
Speaker 4: end of the show to tell you, hopefully some good news,
Speaker 4: and I do want to make you false promises. I
Speaker 4: have an update about how much money people have been raised.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 4: So when I think when we spoke, it was around
Speaker 4: fourteen thousand, and that was about our quarterbars seven.
Speaker 5: It's now five to eight.
Speaker 4: The total at the moment is twenty two thousand, six
Speaker 4: hundred and forty four. Isabella, Isabella is getting the puppy.
Speaker 4: You can get the puppy.
Speaker 2: That is so fantastic. Isabella's here, She's so staked.
Speaker 5: Oh can I can I speak to her?
Speaker 2: Della here? You want to take away?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 2: Hello?
Speaker 4: Is this Isabella Isabella. It is the highlight to speak
Speaker 4: to you. One amazing woman. You are one amazing girl.
Speaker 4: You are that you was your idea. Dad told me
Speaker 4: earlier to donate the six hundred dollars that you guys
Speaker 4: managed to raise to a little three year old Reagan.
Speaker 5: That's amazing.
Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you, and you know what make you
Speaker 4: will start to realize this right, But when you do
Speaker 4: something nice sometimes in life it comes back to you
Speaker 4: and people do something nice back to you. And so
Speaker 4: people have been so moved by your big heart that
Speaker 4: they've wanted to give money to you. So now they've
Speaker 4: they've got you over twenty two thousand dollars. And that
Speaker 4: means you can have your puppy and there's enough there
Speaker 4: to get them a big bed and a load of
Speaker 4: food as well.
Speaker 5: Yay. Yeah, isn't that great news? Yeah? Yes, you can
Speaker 5: have your puppy now. Yay.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Now have you still got to go to school today?
Speaker 3: I don't know it.
Speaker 11: Then saw the shick, right, okay.
Speaker 4: And I'm sorry to hear that. Well, hopefully this cheers
Speaker 4: you up a little bit.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, so listen, I'll let you go.
Speaker 4: No, it's busy in the morning and dad's probably trying
Speaker 4: to get out the door and getting stressed about getting
Speaker 4: to work. But I just wanted to say thank you
Speaker 4: for being so kind to a little three and a
Speaker 4: half year old Reagan this week. That's pretty amazing thing
Speaker 4: to do, Isabella, and that means you're pretty amazing girl
Speaker 4: as well.
Speaker 5: But great news is you're getting a puppy two kay, Yeah,
Speaker 5: And I.
Speaker 4: Mean so many people have been listening this morning. They've
Speaker 4: all donated, they've all been moved, they all want to
Speaker 4: help you out.
Speaker 5: They're all like your special friends.
Speaker 4: Now yay, yeah, yeah, you're the most you know what,
Speaker 4: you're the most popular eleven year old in all of Australia.
Speaker 4: All right, so listen, Isabelle. I hopefully we'll speak to
Speaker 4: you again soon, but we just want to give you
Speaker 4: the great news. But you can get the puppy you
Speaker 4: really really deserve you.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 4: It's my pleasure. Thank you is a better, absolute joy,
Speaker 4: a real pleasure. All right, Isabella, We'll let you go.
Speaker 5: All right, take care, superstar.
Speaker 4: Wow, can you believe that? It isn't it is? It
Speaker 4: isn't eight o'clock in the morning, and you've raised the money.
Speaker 4: I think that makes it around thirty three thousand dollars
Speaker 4: you've raised since really the start of Wednesday's breakfast show.
Speaker 4: That is just a catchphrase of this week. Extraordinary. I
Speaker 4: just can't believe it. I generally I don't even know
Speaker 4: what to say, which is rare for me. But I
Speaker 4: don't know what to say other than two words thank you.
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Speaker 4: Do you have a phrase here where you say you
Speaker 4: legends a lot? But that is the only way I
Speaker 4: can describe what you've done this week. So in a minute,
Speaker 4: we'll crack on with the show. You got Brian Adams tickets?
Speaker 4: Last chance to win your Brian Adams tickets. Guess only
Speaker 4: one who I think you can get involved in about
Speaker 4: the Grand Prix this weekend. Pass He's just mentioned the
Speaker 4: sports news in so they do their practices today. The
Speaker 4: whole world watching Melbourne this weekend. It's amazing my first
Speaker 4: Grand Prix here. I can't believe that that you go
Speaker 4: around Albert park And when I first moved here in
Speaker 4: May last year, the guy was talking about the amazing
Speaker 4: sporting candy you have you we have the Grand Prix here.
Speaker 4: I went, all right, so where is that out of
Speaker 4: town as it? He goes, No, we're on it now.
Speaker 4: We're going around Albert Parker.
Speaker 5: I was like, what likes drive? Got a crazy what
Speaker 5: is here right in town? Go around this? Can't wait
Speaker 5: to it to see it?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Before that's well, say thank you. And we really have
Speaker 4: to say thank you because this week has been unbelievable
Speaker 4: and something really really special. So began on Tuesday after
Speaker 4: long weekend, when we spoke to Jeannette the super Gram
Speaker 4: trying to raise twenty thousand dollars to get a very
Speaker 4: special dog, a smart pup for a little grand boy,
Speaker 4: Lovely Reagan, who's two and a half.
Speaker 5: He's got autism.
Speaker 4: The dog will make a big difference in his life
Speaker 4: and his mum's life as well. Was to stay up
Speaker 4: all night trying to keep him calm so it doesn't
Speaker 4: have any mountdowns or tantrums. But they were a long
Speaker 4: while off. They were never going to get the twenty
Speaker 4: thousand dollars together. We said we will pay ten thousand
Speaker 4: half of it and then ask if you could see
Speaker 4: if we could together raise the extra ten thousand. You
Speaker 4: did within sixteen hours, then something that would have been amazing.
Speaker 5: Then there's an extra bit of the story that I'll
Speaker 5: always refer to.
Speaker 4: This story what happened when a stranger walked into a
Speaker 4: radio station. A stranger a hero, the hero in Flurro,
Speaker 4: one of you's called him in high visibility vest work.
Speaker 4: Boots Carpenter no time for small talk with me, doesn't
Speaker 4: want to come on the show this week. This is
Speaker 4: a hard working guy gave us ten thousand dollars in
Speaker 4: cash to pay it forward, to pay for the next
Speaker 4: smart pup for whoever that might be, to benefit.
Speaker 5: From them a child in need.
Speaker 4: How amazing is that ten thousand dollars to this guy,
Speaker 4: he's not like a hedge fund manager. It's a huge
Speaker 4: amount of money. He had to go back to work
Speaker 4: to a building site. Ten thousand dollars. He got the
Speaker 4: last thirty years of finding gold out on their heels.
Speaker 4: So we then thought, well, we're honor Patrick. That's this
Speaker 4: hero's name. We're honor his pay it for. We call
Speaker 4: it Patrick's paying Forward. Can we keep this going?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 4: I remember two amazing stories from this week. Obviously there's Patrick.
Speaker 4: Then there's Dell Dale's a homeless guy living out of
Speaker 4: his truck. He donated five dollars. That five dollars is
Speaker 4: just as much as the ten thousand to me, that's incredible.
Speaker 4: And so there was another amazing family with it in
Speaker 4: this week, Wayne and Isabella, the bub family. They try
Speaker 4: to get a smart pup for Isabella, who's eleven, and
Speaker 4: she begins, as you just heard from a dad about
Speaker 4: an hour ago told us. We put on the spot
Speaker 4: and said we're now raising money for you guys. Isabella
Speaker 4: heard what we were doing on Tuesday's breakfast show. They
Speaker 4: tried to raise money to get Isabella at a smart pump.
Speaker 4: She is bringing it down here. All these medical terms
Speaker 4: this week, type one insulin independent. Isabella is way more
Speaker 4: than that. So it means that every morning and every
Speaker 4: evening she begins and ends the day with needles, as
Speaker 4: her dad told us. And there mom and Dad have
Speaker 4: to do ships throughout the night, half to in the morning,
Speaker 4: checking that she's okay, not going into a seizure. They
Speaker 4: got six hundred dollars towards the twenty thousand dollars and
Speaker 4: they couldn't do it.
Speaker 5: Isabella, here's what we're trying to do.
Speaker 4: Isabella decides, ask mom and dad if they can give
Speaker 4: the six hundred dollars they raised to Reagan to pay
Speaker 4: for his puppy. If that doesn't melt your heart, then
Speaker 4: I don't know what will this week. There's nothing more
Speaker 4: amazing and beautiful than that this week.
Speaker 5: And so we.
Speaker 4: Began the show this morning saying, look, we've got twelve
Speaker 4: thousand dollars. Can we can we pay for another puppy?
Speaker 4: Can you help us out here? And then the moment
Speaker 4: I saw what happened, the moment we heard from Wayne
Speaker 4: and he told us about beautiful Isabella. You crashed a website.
Speaker 4: Literally hundreds of thousands were coming in. I think it's
Speaker 4: up to now twenty three, twenty four thousand. We've paid
Speaker 4: for another puppy, so that's not wrong. You have paid
Speaker 4: for another puppy, So thank you very much. It's an
Speaker 4: amazing It's been an amazing ride this week, so it
Speaker 4: is to be part of it and to see what
Speaker 4: you've managed to do. It always struck me since moving
Speaker 4: here last year just how supportive Australians are to each other.
Speaker 4: It's actually quite humbling when I hear the news clips
Speaker 4: and what's happening in the houses of Parliament right now
Speaker 4: as a UK appears to be falling on a part
Speaker 4: on the verge of civil war, and also what's been
Speaker 4: happening this week when we've seen the worst of humanity Melbourne,
Speaker 4: just to be reminded to the big hearts that are
Speaker 4: around us and just the joy it is to help
Speaker 4: people out and to be more than just ourselves. Now
Speaker 4: the homeless guy in his truck given five dollars, Patrick
Speaker 4: giving ten thousand dollars a stranger, even when we said
Speaker 4: we don't need this money and still said, no, you
Speaker 4: can do it. We pay for the next puppy. So
Speaker 4: thank you very very much. Can't set enough this week,
Speaker 4: but thank you Melbourn, what big hearts you have. You
Speaker 4: should take real joy and pride in what you've managed
Speaker 4: to do this week, and think about Isabella and think
Speaker 4: about little Reagan as well. That's an amazing thing that
Speaker 4: you've helped to do. So thank you very very much.
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Speaker 4: It's been extraordinary, absolutely extraordinary. We're gonna play some ads
Speaker 4: right now. I'm gonna have a cup of tea, so
Speaker 4: we'll getting quite emotional and we're gonna come back. We're
Speaker 4: gonna give you some Brian Adams tickets and have some
Speaker 4: fun with a Prix this weekend.
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Speaker 4: All Eyes On album this weekend Albert Part the Grand Prix.
Speaker 4: I can't believe how he's right in the middle of
Speaker 4: It's Albert Park. Yeah, I mean the noise people must
Speaker 4: have been to hear it without even seeing it right
Speaker 4: for miles you can since.
Speaker 6: They changed the motives. Remember they changed the motors a
Speaker 6: couple of years ago, so it's nowhing near as noisy
Speaker 6: as it used to be.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean it's I can't believe because there are
Speaker 4: because there are a couple of Grand Prix around the world,
Speaker 4: like the Monaco one as well, they're right in the middle.
Speaker 4: But the one going around Albert Park is spectacular, Yeah
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 5: So here's I'm thinking.
Speaker 4: However, many years I've been driving around London, that's stress
Speaker 4: roll I've driven in Italy that's even more stressful than
Speaker 4: I came to Melbourne. Right, the most friendly city I've
Speaker 4: ever lived in, truly is until you're getting cars. What
Speaker 4: happens to you in cars? I don't think you even
Speaker 4: know you've become psychos. I'm not letting anyone out screw you.
Speaker 4: I'm in a car. I'm nice on the street. If
Speaker 4: you fall over and you're thinking you need out, then
Speaker 4: you're my brother in a car, screw you. So I'm thinking,
Speaker 4: if it's the Melbourne Grand Prix, let's really turn it
Speaker 4: into the Melbourne Grand Prix. So I think Daniel Ricardo
Speaker 4: is a hero in a car? Is he? What's he
Speaker 4: like at doing a hook turn? Okay, let's let's make
Speaker 4: this say truly Melbourne Grand Prix. Okay, I still do
Speaker 4: you know what, perhaps nine months have been living and
Speaker 4: driving here, I've still not doing a hook turn. Oh really,
Speaker 4: I'll go out my way to another five k, find
Speaker 4: another way to come back around.
Speaker 5: Still yet to do a hook turn terrifies me.
Speaker 6: Well, it's getting worse. I know there's a pattern coming
Speaker 6: into effect. What Peter Road, I don't know.
Speaker 5: I've looked, and.
Speaker 4: There's a nightmare just trying to get from that's unless
Speaker 4: you make all the Grand Prix drivers do is go
Speaker 4: down Punt Road and try and take a right onto tree.
Speaker 6: It's hell, you won't be able to turn right. You've
Speaker 6: got to instead have to go pass the intersection and
Speaker 6: then you kind of do like a U turn and
Speaker 6: back up.
Speaker 5: The traffic there every single morning is a nightmare.
Speaker 4: It's bad at five am getting into Richmond to the
Speaker 4: radio show Goodness Stones, what it's like at seven am?
Speaker 6: They reckon it's going to improve traffic flow though they've
Speaker 6: done heaps of studies and they're promising it.
Speaker 4: Is it good a Peter and that they've taken the
Speaker 4: what's the piece for pain? Yes, all right, so let's
Speaker 4: turn into a Melbourne Grand Prix, a real Melbourne Grand
Speaker 4: Prix for what it's really like to drive around here.
Speaker 4: I mean it's on a Sunday, the Grand Prix. What
Speaker 4: they should do is, suddenly the last five laps, let
Speaker 4: the old mammals on. Mammals are the nightmare. They're all
Speaker 4: out there baside middle aged men in lycra mammals them.
Speaker 4: They should have to do five laps. Suddenly, bring on
Speaker 4: the mammals. All the guys crammed into likra, the big
Speaker 4: old beer guts and breasts wabbling. They should have to
Speaker 4: try and get when they all ride like three abreast,
Speaker 4: and they should try and casually go round them. They've
Speaker 4: got to go prom filming this I'm filming it to
Speaker 4: put you on YouTube.
Speaker 5: If you can go within like a kilometer of them
Speaker 5: filming you out and report you to brick Breath.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they should bring on the cyclist as well. What
Speaker 4: else if it was going to be a Melbourne Grand Prix?
Speaker 4: What else should be there on Sunday? Let us know
Speaker 4: the best idea we get you on the next half
Speaker 4: an hour. I'll give you a pair of tickets to
Speaker 4: go and see Brian Adams next week nine four one four, one.
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Speaker 4: Grand Prix weekend, the Melbourne Grand Prix on Sunday, Albert Park.
Speaker 5: Let's make it a true Melbourne driving experienced Grand Prix.
Speaker 4: What should we add? I'm sunny, I'm sorry, I don't care.
Speaker 4: If Daniel Ricardo is this in right now, I will
Speaker 4: not respect you as a driver and should trying to do.
Speaker 5: A hook tone? Then then I'll really see it. Is
Speaker 5: he really that good?
Speaker 4: Well, so you know, when you're driving through Melbourne, you
Speaker 4: get the traffic lights, ares the guy that comes out
Speaker 4: in that kind of passive aggressive way off in a
Speaker 4: squeegey the wind screen or steady roses. They need traffic lights.
Speaker 4: They should have to just not the rest of us
Speaker 4: obey traffic lights. And then that thing that people do
Speaker 4: when this is the light's changing, you go, Can I get.
Speaker 5: Away with it? I don't obviously, but I've seen other
Speaker 5: people do that.
Speaker 4: Oh well, then so let's turn it into a real
Speaker 4: Melbourne Grand Prix. What do we need to have? Linda,
Speaker 4: good morning, Good morning pets and Christian. How are you going? Yeah,
Speaker 4: we're good, Thank you very much. You've had a good week.
Speaker 4: What should we do? What do they need at the
Speaker 4: Melbourne Grand Prix?
Speaker 11: They need divers trend and then and then had the
Speaker 11: tramp start. Yeah, don't have to predetrians. So the pore
Speaker 11: you one actually have to stop prians contract.
Speaker 5: Quite right, the little like former queue there won't.
Speaker 4: They'll be in pole position trying to get the tram
Speaker 4: to move on the little flicky sign to go back up.
Speaker 5: Some pensioner or something old. He gets off and staggers off.
Speaker 5: Oh I forgot my wallet.
Speaker 4: Hang on, I go back on and Linda, very good,
Speaker 4: thank you very much, have a great weekend.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Peter. Come morning, Peter, glen Iris.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Christian, here are you.
Speaker 5: I'm good, Peter?
Speaker 9: You well, yes, I'm well. Thank you excellent Peter.
Speaker 5: This is good news. Now, Peter, what do you think
Speaker 5: the Melbourne Grand Prix really needs?
Speaker 9: You might remember a few weeks ago a huge sign
Speaker 9: filled in on the freeway. Yes, so we could have
Speaker 9: perhaps a few random signs fall on the capture and
Speaker 9: the race, just to make it interesting.
Speaker 5: An obstacle course, yeah, great idea. Maybe some trap doors
Speaker 5: around Albert Park as well.
Speaker 4: You know, suddenly those sinkholes that open up those potholes
Speaker 4: that you get around Melbourne as well.
Speaker 5: Genius idea, Peter. That would liven it up, wouldn't.
Speaker 9: It certainly would make it interesting. Do you believe the
Speaker 9: race was a bit slow?
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's it. Trap doors and falling objects. Brilliant. All right, Peter,
Speaker 5: thank you very much for that one. Great, well, thank you, Christian.
Speaker 5: All right, Denise, Hi here youre going. I'm good, Denise.
Speaker 5: I hope you well. Welcome to the show. What do
Speaker 5: you reckon it needs?
Speaker 8: Ah, I've got the best one ever. They need to
Speaker 8: have the mums in the ford only take the children
Speaker 8: to school and pick them up, let them off in
Speaker 8: the middle and then just keep on driving. You're going
Speaker 8: to either be able to overtake them or they're going
Speaker 8: to go slow as so you lack of the drawing right, Yeah.
Speaker 5: You have set that.
Speaker 4: They're terrible, aren't they. And they they're on their phones
Speaker 4: as they're driving around. You've got a tiny little kid
Speaker 4: in the bat in sort of a great big tractor.
Speaker 8: And they just stop, let's get it out of.
Speaker 5: The car and check their Instagram then move on when
Speaker 5: it's good for them.
Speaker 8: Yes, they have to be able to read their mind
Speaker 8: and your own.
Speaker 4: All right, Denise, thank you very much for that one.
Speaker 4: Have a great weekend, mate, Thank you, Brad. Good morning guys,
Speaker 4: morning Brad, welcome to the show. What do you think
Speaker 4: it needs this weekend? The Grand Prix for a real
Speaker 4: Melbourne Grand Prix.
Speaker 2: I think they're going to draw through the Burnley Tunnel
Speaker 2: to take.
Speaker 4: Over exactly got you got to get the right change
Speaker 4: correct change only on there.
Speaker 12: And random when you go.
Speaker 7: You just got driving a line, just put a cross on.
Speaker 4: It, trying to work out which which which lane is
Speaker 4: the quickest one and that one gets That's a great idea, Brad,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for that.
Speaker 5: Ah and the calls coming these are brilliant nine four
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Speaker 4: We're talking this weekend's Grand Prix, the Melbourne Grand Prix.
Speaker 4: How do we give it a proper Melbourne drive and experience?
Speaker 4: What does it need? I'm saying until they do a
Speaker 4: hook turn, I don't take Daniel Riccardo or Lewis Hamilton's series.
Speaker 5: I don't respect them as drivers. Just nine months of
Speaker 5: living in this city I managed to pluck up the
Speaker 5: courage to.
Speaker 4: Do on.
Speaker 5: Linda.
Speaker 4: According earlier, trams are going to overtake trams as they're
Speaker 4: letting the oldies off.
Speaker 5: Peter, remember the.
Speaker 4: Sign a couple of weeks ago, Look at the guy,
Speaker 4: Lady wasn't hurt. Signs randomly falling and also trapdoors, Denise,
Speaker 4: mum's in the four wheel drives brad Only tunnel.
Speaker 5: You've got a pain. So then they shut one of
Speaker 5: the lanes as well that you were queueing in.
Speaker 4: Some of the text messages coming in the first half
Speaker 4: of the race goes under the Montague Street Bridge. The
Speaker 4: second half that's too detour around it because a truck
Speaker 4: has hit it.
Speaker 5: How often is that tell you current?
Speaker 4: Some truck driver doesn't realize he's in a truck and HiT's.
Speaker 5: A bridge with the pals hit this signs everywhere as
Speaker 5: well go low line bridge. Bang. That's a great one.
Speaker 5: He didn't put your name on that. I love that.
Speaker 4: Lollipop ladies and roadkill do they go together? Then, lonipop ladies?
Speaker 4: Anyone's doing the roadkill?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: Grand Prix, old people and membodity schools trying to cross
Speaker 4: the road.
Speaker 5: Slow these it. Stephen Gelong, good morning, good morning everyone.
Speaker 9: Here are we going?
Speaker 5: We're good Stevie boy, and I hope you're well. Welcome
Speaker 5: to the show. Thank you, Steve. What do you reckon then?
Speaker 4: What does it need for a true Melbourne Grand Prix
Speaker 4: got the perfect plan.
Speaker 10: I want a couple of railway crossings with boom gates.
Speaker 7: Now, but I've got it all worked out.
Speaker 10: If you time the boom gates correctly, Daniel Ricardo might
Speaker 10: actually have a chance.
Speaker 4: You'll be high. They will hear you that, they'll draft
Speaker 4: you in for the team this weekend. All right, Steve,
Speaker 4: that's a great one. Thank you very much, mate, have
Speaker 4: a nice weekend.
Speaker 5: Thanks mate too, Greg.
Speaker 7: Good morning, Christian, and gang.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Greg, welcome to the show. What do you
Speaker 4: think should happen this weekend for the Grand Prix?
Speaker 7: Well, Melbourne being the home of coffee. Instead of pit stops,
Speaker 7: we should have coffee stops for getting a short black.
Speaker 7: They should get along metiado we saw or whatever and
Speaker 7: obviously drive around and not strilling.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're right, they've got to do five laps.
Speaker 2: Drinks.
Speaker 4: Hold on, yeah, five laps without spinning it. That's a penalty.
Speaker 7: Fantastic, they get penalty if they just get short black.
Speaker 7: They're more complicated the coffee.
Speaker 5: All right, Greg, that's at great one to thank you
Speaker 5: very much. These are really funny. Maria, good morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean yeah you called me. I'm not asking
Speaker 4: you or something, you know, trying to sell it.
Speaker 5: So yeah, what Yes, they have to.
Speaker 8: Go out to multi level car park.
Speaker 5: I did come up with.
Speaker 11: The coffee drive through as well, and then and the
Speaker 11: line bridging.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, all right.
Speaker 4: Attitude they need to be they need to be included
Speaker 4: that they're fantastic ideas.
Speaker 5: That great.
Speaker 4: Well, that's great. Maria's called in and put the old
Speaker 4: stamp on all of this. Thanks Maria for officially giving
Speaker 4: it the old Maria thumbs up.
Speaker 5: This is tough. Who are we going to give away
Speaker 5: the Brian Adams tickets too?
Speaker 6: Oh well, they're all good, aren't They haven't got a
Speaker 6: heap of tickets.
Speaker 4: No patch, that's sorry. Brian Amas didn't give me a
Speaker 4: hundred tickets to give away. Have you worked in radio
Speaker 4: very long? What to give away a thousand tickets today?
Speaker 4: Because Patsy's fling like that?
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, I'll never think.
Speaker 4: During this Patsy's know how workout which one of you
Speaker 4: is going to get the Brian Adams tickets. But these
Speaker 4: have all been outstanding, Thank you very much.
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Speaker 4: All right, we're in the Brian Adams tickets for the
Speaker 4: best way to turn the Melbourne Grand Prix into a
Speaker 4: real Melbourne Trial experience, goes to Tom. I could have
Speaker 4: given them to any of them. They're all really funny.
Speaker 4: His great text about the first half of the Melbourne
Speaker 4: Grand Prix goes under the Montague Street Bridge. The second
Speaker 4: half has a detour around it because a truck has
Speaker 4: hit it. Thank you very much for that. Also, some
Speaker 4: other ones had come in.
Speaker 5: We're moving on now.
Speaker 4: But speed humps, of course, grant is speed humps around
Speaker 4: Albert Parker for the Grand Prix, especially those little half ones,
Speaker 4: you know the ones where they're not right across the
Speaker 4: road and you just sort of go around them.
Speaker 5: Buses Christian replacing.
Speaker 4: The F one cars between corners two and four Neville
Speaker 4: outen Point Cook very good and taxi drivers suddenly on
Speaker 4: the track. No, you want an uber driver. You know
Speaker 4: some confused Chinese gentlemen going the wrong way around the track.
Speaker 4: The cars have gone avoid him as he comes up
Speaker 4: it reading his sat nad confused in a prius and
Speaker 4: then start doing one of those eight point turns you
Speaker 4: see them doing in your outgo.
Speaker 5: Where's he going? Now?
Speaker 4: All right, today's that work time waster. Staying with the
Speaker 4: theme of cars, car celebrities. Can you convert a k?
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Speaker 12: I think he half listens to be honest and just
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Speaker 5: Of course he is.
Speaker 4: He's listened to his favorite moments of his other show,
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Speaker 5: How does it feel?
Speaker 2: It's great.
Speaker 6: I'm getting used to it. I'll move my over now
Speaker 6: you just look at suit me.
Speaker 5: It's just not happier, do I It looks I tell
Speaker 5: you what it looks? Right? Does it? My headphones sounds right?
Speaker 4: Pats has Finally, after three hours and fifteen minutes of
Speaker 4: the vacant Jack post chair, mosied in to that chair.
Speaker 5: Cuckoo in the nest out of the cake. Oh it
Speaker 5: is amazing, free woman.
Speaker 4: And this is how radio works. You go away for
Speaker 4: a day, Jack pone. She chuck a little sicky with
Speaker 4: nineteen minutes. Notice suddenly it's the universe of life. Nature
Speaker 4: abhors a vacuum. Patsy's there and it looks right.
Speaker 6: Thank you. Feels great. Never felt better.
Speaker 4: And look your skin's glowing normally still sort of manky
Speaker 4: in that, but smack it or somebody.
Speaker 5: You look great.
Speaker 4: Ye never want to say anything, but now one's right there.
Speaker 4: Second chair, that's it, Fifi.
Speaker 5: Jones, where's mama's sadies, Let's not start that again, all right? Then?
Speaker 5: Marking today guest marker we have today is she's tough,
Speaker 5: She roars the show. Yes, you're gonna be mark Are
Speaker 5: you ready?
Speaker 2: I'm ready.
Speaker 4: Let's go all right there, Yes she is. And that
Speaker 4: Maca's microphone actually McDonald's microphone would better. You can actually
Speaker 4: understand what they say. Okay, So with the Grand Prix
Speaker 4: this weekend, today's that word time where it stuck? Cart
Speaker 4: celebrities Uh a Doskoda Fanning Mmm bronze.
Speaker 6: Oh she's quick.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's quicker than Jack who takes quite a while
Speaker 4: that sort of pin wheel for him to get the
Speaker 4: old update.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 4: Freddy Klueger silver plus, Terry Hatchbacker Mmmm gold Yeah, I
Speaker 4: would have given that gold.
Speaker 5: Very good.
Speaker 4: Nick and Bruns with well done, Minnie Vance Joy, Mark
Speaker 4: and Frankston normally Mark you always signed off Frankston South
Speaker 4: have you moved?
Speaker 5: What's going on there?
Speaker 4: Jane Honda simple basic, Anita and Baswater well done, Minnie
Speaker 4: Bradley Cooper Mmmm silver Yeah I think it's it's it's
Speaker 4: clever enough. Janet and Packingham Sorry, Harrison Ford Focus, that's funny.
Speaker 4: Gold plus in Beccasfield, Uh, Camery Diaz gold plus brilliant
Speaker 4: and shirt word down that and finally this morning, Chuck Morris.
Speaker 11: Yeah, very good.
Speaker 4: Don't don't well down everyone, Why don't produce a back
Speaker 4: psach the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 5: You were tran fan back in the day. Love them
Speaker 5: me too?
Speaker 4: Yeah, great band, really really good band, still doing stuff
Speaker 4: now and a couple of years ago I did a
Speaker 4: thing with them and John Taylor, still one of the
Speaker 4: most beautiful men in the.
Speaker 5: World, really aged well. So I actually took my breath awhile,
Speaker 5: oh really it was not the sun.
Speaker 4: I had to look away. They've still got the cheap
Speaker 4: bones and that sort of chiseled and look.
Speaker 5: John Tay work or not?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: What really? Oh, that's just that's just it God's perfection, right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: What I love about this show is you will email
Speaker 4: me and contact us about anything ideal. However, this one
Speaker 4: takes the biscuit. I don't know if that's not Australian phrase,
Speaker 4: another one of my strange Pommy phrases.
Speaker 5: Take the biscuit. Guy called Shane Christian.
Speaker 4: Can you find out if the Snug Irish Pub is
Speaker 4: open Sunday for Saint Patrick's Day? No answer on the
Speaker 4: phone or email, and I can't be asked going there
Speaker 4: before Sunday? What I mean, what is this like the
Speaker 4: Information Center of Melbourne all of a sudden, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Does anyone maybe there's a new Friday thing in this?
Speaker 4: Just small questions you need answered. Does anyone know it's
Speaker 4: the Snug Irish pub open? If you're an Irish pub
Speaker 4: and you're not open Saint Patrick's Day, what is wrong
Speaker 4: with you?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 4: I could guess spoiler that if it's an Irish pub,
Speaker 4: it will be open on the biggest drinking day of
Speaker 4: the year for us Irish. So yes, the Snug, I'm guessing.
Speaker 4: But if anyone could let me know, is the Snug
Speaker 4: Irish frum? I went to an amazing Irish pub last
Speaker 4: Friday evening. I met Bob Murphy took me there. Yeah,
Speaker 4: the dead drunken poet right just opposite Vic Market. An
Speaker 4: amazing pub, really really good one. Right, we need to
Speaker 4: give you an update. Just four shows this week you
Speaker 4: have raised over thirty five thousand dollars. We start today's
Speaker 4: show at six o'clock through and half hours ago it
Speaker 4: was around twelve thousand and this is the additional money
Speaker 4: thanks to Patrick the Pay It Forward Patrick's Pay It
Speaker 4: Forward fund to pay for another puppy. So if you
Speaker 4: don't know what we've been doing. There was a little boy,
Speaker 4: three and a half ye old boy called Reagan and Jeanette.
Speaker 4: His grand emailed me just wanted some gig tickets to
Speaker 4: try an auction offers. They had to raise twenty thousand
Speaker 4: dollars to get a smart put for him. This is
Speaker 4: an assistance put, especially trained puppies to help children who've
Speaker 4: got special needs. And he's his mum. Marian really needs
Speaker 4: some help. But they were never going to get the
Speaker 4: money together twenty thousand and ten months. So we said
Speaker 4: we're paid ten thousand, and then we thought if you could,
Speaker 4: is there any way you could help us out somehow
Speaker 4: or together to raise the extra ten thousand. You did
Speaker 4: that within sixteen hours. Then stranger walks into radio station
Speaker 4: with ten thousand dollars in catch.
Speaker 5: It is our friend Patrick.
Speaker 4: The carpenter, a hard working carpenter, turn out work boots
Speaker 4: and a high vis vest. Didn't hang around how to
Speaker 4: get back to the work site to carry on. When
Speaker 4: another day's work ten thousand dollars huge up money to him,
Speaker 4: he gave it to us and said this can go
Speaker 4: towards the next puppy. So have all the amazing people
Speaker 4: who donated to Reagan's puppy. There's an amazing story about
Speaker 4: the Bub family. The Bub family raised six hundred dollars
Speaker 4: trying to get a puppy for their eleven year old daughter, Isabella,
Speaker 4: who is Type one insulin dependent. They have to get
Speaker 4: up at half two in the morning doing ship's mama
Speaker 4: dad to check this. She's okay and doesn't go into
Speaker 4: it insulin induced coma, So they could only get six
Speaker 4: hundred dollars.
Speaker 5: Isabella the little girl she hears Tuesdays.
Speaker 4: Show, and asked if the money that they had raised,
Speaker 4: the six hundred dollars for her puppy that she won't
Speaker 4: be getting, could go towards Reagan. How selfless is that?
Speaker 4: Doesn't that make you think about all the choices we
Speaker 4: make in life? Just her, she's diabetic, as her dad
Speaker 4: said earlier than this morning to us, and it moved
Speaker 4: all of us. She begins every day, ends every day
Speaker 4: with needles dis injecttion to stay alive. But she said,
Speaker 4: it's not about me. How about that little boy, Reagan?
Speaker 4: Can he have our six hundred dollars? So it felt right.
Speaker 4: You wanted this, We wanted it. We called the Bubb
Speaker 4: family today and said we're going to try and get
Speaker 4: you the puppy for Isabella, and you did. You've raised
Speaker 4: twenty four thousand dollars. Twenty four one hundred and seventy.
Speaker 4: The money keeps coming in. I keep saying, thank you.
Speaker 4: It's it's all I can. It's all I've got to say, really,
Speaker 4: because I generally meet it on the behalf of the
Speaker 4: Reagan's family, Isabella's family. Thank you. I lovering the messages.
Speaker 4: If you go to gold one four to three dot
Speaker 4: com do au. You don't need to give any money.
Speaker 4: Read the messages of what people and why they're giving.
Speaker 4: It will melt your heart. Kevin calms, My donation is small, Listen.
Speaker 4: I keep saying this, no small donations. Every donation is
Speaker 4: a big donation.
Speaker 5: Christian.
Speaker 4: I'm not donating because I'm part of the Bub family.
Speaker 4: This is Jaden Bub and the little girl is my sister.
Speaker 4: But to give the opportunity to the next person in line.
Speaker 4: Everyone deserves a little easier in life when something they with,
Speaker 4: something that can help.
Speaker 5: Cheers Gold. You legend.
Speaker 4: You're the legend Jaden and Bubb and your family. Toby Rickman,
Speaker 4: I'm eleven. I've saved up a bit my pocket money
Speaker 4: to give you something. I'm up at six in the
Speaker 4: morning to catch the bus. Heard it mentioned on your
Speaker 4: show this morning. I thought it was a good time
Speaker 4: to do it. Good luck collecting the money for the doggie.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. Toby Rickman, another eleven year old
Speaker 4: here with someone else who's donating their week's pocket money.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. Neil and Jackie Chapman. Thank you
Speaker 4: missed out and donating initially to Reagan. Glad you have
Speaker 4: the opportunity to help out to another child. Isabella story
Speaker 4: touched me personally as my mum is on a similar
Speaker 4: regime of incident and has many high pots in her life.
Speaker 4: I know how fantastic that early warning would be with
Speaker 4: Isabella and Rebecca Edwards. Karma life is swings aroundabouts. You give,
Speaker 4: you get hopefully, and the ossy spirit of matship stays alive.
Speaker 4: The Aussie spirit of matship has been amazing this week.
Speaker 5: Been in full forth all right everyone, Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Great work.
Speaker 4: Check out the messages Gold one I four to three
Speaker 4: dot com, do au, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 5: Three Okay, well that's it for us. What a week
Speaker 5: you have had.
Speaker 4: It has been a stunning week something that we will
Speaker 4: always remember the last four shows. Just in four shows,
Speaker 4: you paid for not one, but two smart pups that
Speaker 4: will change the lives of two young children here in Melbourne,
Speaker 4: Lord three and a half year old Reagan with autism
Speaker 4: and lovely Isabella who's insolent dependent. It will change their
Speaker 4: lives and their families. Love You've raised some like over
Speaker 4: thirty five thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: Incredible, Yeah, in three shows. So we can't thank you enough.
Speaker 4: And the title of today's show is simply two words,
Speaker 4: thank you, because that's all I can say at the moment.
Speaker 4: It has been We've met so many people now as
Speaker 4: the show goes along and we start to meet so
Speaker 4: many of you who become part of our extended radio family.
Speaker 4: It's a very odd, dysfunctional radio family, but like all families,
Speaker 4: you know, Patrick Dell, Isabella Reagan and all the lovely
Speaker 4: people who've left these amazing messages on our page him
Speaker 4: out over the weekend, we'll put them up on our
Speaker 4: Facebook page as well. You have a lovely weekend, so
Speaker 4: you celebrating your own wedding an aversion.
Speaker 6: Going out for dinner tomorrow in Florentino's, which is our
Speaker 6: favorite restaurant. Books looking for you, going upstairs into the
Speaker 6: mural room.
Speaker 4: I've been downstairs. Have you been downstairs? Had a beautiful
Speaker 4: meal there. They showed me upstairs afterwards. It was like
Speaker 4: a game show. It's what you could have won, but
Speaker 4: we were downstairs. That was amazing.
Speaker 5: It's beautiful, gorgeous. Put all the meals on the wall.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like it's been like that since the thirties. Really
Speaker 6: think his great grandfather.
Speaker 5: It's just the restaurant.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a beautiful room, isn't it. Oh, have a
Speaker 4: lovely time next week on the show. Then big, big,
Speaker 4: big week for us. It's the return of footy. Next
Speaker 4: week on the show, we'll be unveiling our brand new
Speaker 4: AFL correspondent, very excited about this and making his debut
Speaker 4: on the show, Ricky Gervaise live from London.
Speaker 5: That's all next week, but for now, thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold four point three