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Speaker 3: The Weld for Christian about no bad in the row?
Speaker 4: Yeah you sound like my wife Reckfast Show.
Speaker 5: My girlfriend had a poodle called Keith Smell.
Speaker 3: I've forgot that all right. Good morning, Wednesday morning. Welcome
Speaker 3: to the show Gold one O four point three. Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connor Reckfast Show. Have you well this morning? Good morning,
Speaker 3: Jack Posts, your morning, Christian, Good morning, Patria Jones.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 3: Do you know you know obviously this week I'm home
Speaker 3: alone and tell you what Pats you send me an
Speaker 3: email that they ask him what the uber each toteo was.
Speaker 3: It's only what I've been used it once at the weekend,
Speaker 3: cooking for myself.
Speaker 4: What about delivery menu log? You just spread them across
Speaker 4: all the day?
Speaker 3: You there's been only one, only one now I've been
Speaker 3: cooking for myself. Feels a bit sad when he used
Speaker 3: to cooking and it being with your family, you sit
Speaker 3: down at your big dining table, you're just there alone.
Speaker 3: The kids called me I saw sat down yesterday with
Speaker 3: a soup. I couldn't be bothered to anything more than
Speaker 3: just a lonely old soup. Sat down with a soup
Speaker 3: with saying bread to dunk in it by myself, like
Speaker 3: an old retiree, echoing around the house. The kids called
Speaker 3: and they were like, what are you doing now? And
Speaker 3: I'm just literally at the dining till by myself with
Speaker 3: a lonely old bowl of soup, and my twelve year
Speaker 3: old lowesst hit me again with the idea that she
Speaker 3: thinks I should do when I'm alone is get some
Speaker 3: cutouts made of the family and put them around the table.
Speaker 3: It would be so odd for people driving past their
Speaker 3: house they saw she is he there with blow up
Speaker 3: sort of friends and stuff like that?
Speaker 4: Do they all have their own bowl of soup?
Speaker 3: It's strange, hey, stop being on the bread. I need
Speaker 3: something to dunk into my lonely old soup here. And then,
Speaker 3: because the wonders of online banking, I saw that. They
Speaker 3: told me they were just doing it's catching it with
Speaker 3: some friends. Yesterday I suddenly start seeing a lot of
Speaker 3: activity on the credit card right, and so I freaked
Speaker 3: them out because nowadays, when you do online banking, it
Speaker 3: would let you know where it is, what time, exactly
Speaker 3: where in the world and what was purchased. So suddenly
Speaker 3: I freaked out my teenage daughter and went, do you
Speaker 3: really need those cuffed cargo pants? A minute later, what,
Speaker 3: how do you know? I've just bought them. I'm watching
Speaker 3: Dad's eye is always in the sky. You might be
Speaker 3: in London right now, but I'm online looking at the
Speaker 3: cane in this credit card getting well. I happened to
Speaker 3: catch it up with friends. Who is that Harod's Harvey Nichols,
Speaker 3: So yeah, I was watching them and sort of spend
Speaker 3: their way around London yesterday before I had about this weekend.
Speaker 3: So who have you bothered to see the cricket yesterday?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 6: Saw a bit of it?
Speaker 3: A bit of it.
Speaker 4: You can't watch it all nice, especially when waking up
Speaker 4: this morning.
Speaker 3: But go Ausies because you won.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yep.
Speaker 3: Even Patsy came this morning. She never normally mentioned sports
Speaker 3: because Patsy, well, come on, you're not a big sports
Speaker 3: I like the cricket, what about all the other sports?
Speaker 5: A f I love the cricket on a hot afternoon
Speaker 5: in the summer, And.
Speaker 3: Who are the two captains of the national australiing cricket team.
Speaker 6: Aaron Finch is the skipper too, is there too?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 5: No, Aaron Finch is one. He got Player of the
Speaker 5: match a century. Who's the other one?
Speaker 3: It's your team, your country.
Speaker 5: Jack helped me out, but he wasn't this morning out
Speaker 5: to drive hung around.
Speaker 3: In the door this morning again. Sorry, you would like
Speaker 3: some sort of the older A girl from the year
Speaker 3: above me at school, she went sorry about your England
Speaker 3: cricket team losing, first time in every year you've ever
Speaker 3: mentioned sport to me.
Speaker 4: No, I'm going to come to your own. I am
Speaker 4: an Australian when it comes to cricket, I can't.
Speaker 3: But she's making out she's a mega fan.
Speaker 6: No, I don't mind it. The other captain, I don't
Speaker 6: know the other one.
Speaker 4: Is Is it Steve Smith? Is he playing?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: But he stepped down after the Sandgate.
Speaker 4: I mean he's come back, isn't he.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but he's not skipper.
Speaker 3: They won't then be captain for a while yet. You
Speaker 3: got a few million years yet. I tell you what
Speaker 3: I watched about half an hour. England were a bit more.
Speaker 3: And also I'm not the world's biggest cricket fan. It
Speaker 3: is a born old game to watch if you're not
Speaker 3: a fan, it really is. So in the Inda flicked
Speaker 3: over to watched Bob Murphy's interview with Roughie Roughhead. Very
Speaker 3: good however, right I texted Bob going, why are you
Speaker 3: both in heavy sheepskin jackets? Does the budget on Foxtown
Speaker 3: not extend to heating when you're filming the show? But
Speaker 3: it was. It was a great chat with him. It's
Speaker 3: very very good. But yeah, well done to Australia. I
Speaker 3: don't want to sound bitter here, but it was more
Speaker 3: like England lost more than Australia one. Any well done?
Speaker 3: That hurt to say.
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Speaker 3: Three yesterday, whilst I was watching the start of the
Speaker 3: cricket Live from Lord's, I saw on social media on
Speaker 3: Twitter as a post from a rival radio station Triple M,
Speaker 3: you know, and I follow them. I like to see
Speaker 3: what's going on and also some of their posts just
Speaker 3: they just make me feel good. They make me laugh
Speaker 3: because there's often a video of Eddie McGuire and the
Speaker 3: one that they posted yesterday was another one that made
Speaker 3: me laugh and I'm not sure it was designed to
Speaker 3: make me laugh. This was a post Eddie McGuire live
Speaker 3: from Lords. Now. Obviously, whether you're not you've been to
Speaker 3: a One Day International or cricket game, but if you're
Speaker 3: talking about it's the mcg or Lords. There is a
Speaker 3: very strict code of conduct, you know when I've been
Speaker 3: to Lords and that you know you have to dress
Speaker 3: the right way. You can't go into certain areas if
Speaker 3: you're not dressed the right way. And there's an etiquette
Speaker 3: at cricket. You know, the rules of cricket are one
Speaker 3: of the oldest rules I've written down with Wisdom's Almanaut.
Speaker 3: They date back to the eighteen hundreds. I don't think
Speaker 3: this is the right way to behave at Lord's. Imagine
Speaker 3: you were lucky enough to get a ticket to go
Speaker 3: and watch your team compete at the Cricket World Cup,
Speaker 3: and then a guy behind you pulls out a microphone
Speaker 3: and starts doing his radio show. Because that's what Eddie
Speaker 3: maguire did.
Speaker 7: Not breakless.
Speaker 9: Then the ass just like here's coloring up.
Speaker 3: They're give us look stuff.
Speaker 9: Pictures on forty eight one is on forty seven We're
Speaker 9: going beautiful to hear and the possess around the crowd
Speaker 9: to hear at the moment, enjoying themselves at Lord's poems
Speaker 9: are standing the scene, but they're standing with his a
Speaker 9: little bit of hype as well. So let's hope we
Speaker 9: continue on from here. Na story having be handy at marches.
Speaker 3: Unbelievable.
Speaker 4: That's in the stands as well. That's not in a
Speaker 4: commentary box. That's out with the public.
Speaker 3: I need to describe what the video shows. Eddie in
Speaker 3: the Eddy suit. I don't think he's ever not in
Speaker 3: that Eddie suit. I think he sleeps and it showers
Speaker 3: in it.
Speaker 6: It's welded to his body.
Speaker 3: It's like a superhero outfit for him, isn't it. It's
Speaker 3: that Batman he thinks he's got like in his lair.
Speaker 3: He's got loads of them, sort of pressed, all ready
Speaker 3: to go. He pulls out microphone. There's a guy in
Speaker 3: front of him who looks around, like, what the you know,
Speaker 3: it's distracting. Plus he's not doing he's got a grapig microphone.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know if they're searched. When you
Speaker 3: go into Lord's. He kind of smuggling recording equipment. He's
Speaker 3: got no rights to be. They're not broadcasting on Triple M.
Speaker 3: And if you're a cricket fan you're going to be
Speaker 3: watching it. You're not going to be going on to
Speaker 3: Triple m's twitter feed to find out what is the
Speaker 3: latest score at my favorite game, to see how Australia
Speaker 3: doing in the World Cup. Eddie's there pulling out his microphone.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure whether they're allowed to share other radio
Speaker 3: stage stations videos right. I shared it yesterday. The pricess
Speaker 3: thing is the guy in front of Eddie who's just
Speaker 3: trying to watch the game. It gets quiet a lot
Speaker 3: of times during quick it doesn't there's a downplay and
Speaker 3: stuff like that. It's all very quiet. There's a there's
Speaker 3: a there's a loud Australia man behind you starts just
Speaker 3: to do links for his radio show.
Speaker 10: The is U.
Speaker 9: Breakless man, the ars just like there's coloring up. They
Speaker 9: give us this stuff bigtures on't forty eight, warners on
Speaker 9: forty seven and we're going beautifully here in the posies
Speaker 9: around the crowd here at the moment, enjoying themselves at
Speaker 9: lud So. The problems are standing the scene, but the
Speaker 9: standing bill is a little bit hype as well, So
Speaker 9: let's hope we continue on from here.
Speaker 3: Nas story having to be handy at lunches. It's the
Speaker 3: way that Eddie pulls out a great big microphone as well,
Speaker 3: where I don't know if I've been sat on it
Speaker 3: hiding it from the umpires or officials, and starts to
Speaker 3: do his radio show.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three Yesterday, on the show, we had so many amazing calls,
Speaker 3: amazing stories off the back of five topic Tuesday where
Speaker 3: we run five phone ins at the same time. One
Speaker 3: of them we were talking about did your parents have
Speaker 3: an unusual weird job? And so we got this great call,
Speaker 3: but guy's dad blew up basically with some kind of
Speaker 3: explosives expert.
Speaker 11: So as a kid in the early nineties and the
Speaker 11: wars were before the last, my brother and I used
Speaker 11: to be able to go on to the mining sites
Speaker 11: with him and we would sit the opposite of a
Speaker 11: huge valley and then my brother and I would be
Speaker 11: able to push the button in the entire amountain so
Speaker 11: I would wipe up like a diehard movie.
Speaker 3: What an amazing thing to do with it? Now, blow
Speaker 3: up mountains.
Speaker 4: I remember making those little sparkle bums when I was
Speaker 4: a kid, and you know, that's one percent of what
Speaker 4: Jake was doing.
Speaker 3: And then we used to really get from a dodgy
Speaker 3: news agent. Was these under the counter Chinese firecrackers and
Speaker 3: they were pretty wild.
Speaker 4: I get them in Melbourne, I do you, yeah, that afternoon.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they always keep them under the counter, don't they
Speaker 3: in a little brown bag you go. So, yeah, we're
Speaker 3: still looking for did your parents have an unusual job?
Speaker 3: We've got a couple left off of the show yesterday
Speaker 3: on our Facebook page. Lorraine. My dad was literally paid
Speaker 3: to laugh. He had a very infectious laugh and was
Speaker 3: paid at a Brisbane club in the forties to laugh
Speaker 3: at the jokes of the comedians doing the show. Becky's
Speaker 3: is awesome. This is an amazing one, Becky. This is
Speaker 3: obviously from one of our listeners over in England. My
Speaker 3: dad was a structural engineer for the government. He got
Speaker 3: called up in the middle of the night when the
Speaker 3: round tower at Windsor Castle burned down and had to
Speaker 3: explain the situation to the Queen the morning after. What
Speaker 3: a job.
Speaker 6: Well, I remember when that happened.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, it's huge cost, millions of damage and all
Speaker 3: the stuff they can't really be replaced because so old
Speaker 3: Mary said, my mum's work involves signing the Official Secrets Act.
Speaker 3: She still won't tell us to this day. Why that's great.
Speaker 3: So we're looking for yesterday. We'll be so impressed with
Speaker 3: my parents had done usually do. But it's also there
Speaker 3: was another thing in that call about blowing up the
Speaker 3: mountain was the fact that he took his kids to
Speaker 3: his office, his work, which was blowing up stuff for
Speaker 3: the mining industry. So we want to know did you
Speaker 3: go to work with your mum or dad? It probably
Speaker 3: it's not going to be as exciting as blowing up
Speaker 3: a mountain, but did you ever go to work with
Speaker 3: your mum or dad? The other thing we had was
Speaker 3: this great story yesterday back.
Speaker 12: In the old days at school in woodwork, might have
Speaker 12: sue many canoe somewhere around ten or eleven foot long.
Speaker 3: Now, I don't know where he was exaggerating, whether it
Speaker 3: was ten or eleven foot long, whether it was six
Speaker 3: foot long. The fact is at school he made a canoe.
Speaker 3: All I remember making for my parents was a wooden
Speaker 3: letter opener, and my mum and dad, not the kind
Speaker 3: of people who would use a letter opener, not exactly
Speaker 3: downtown Abbey where we lived. So we want to know
Speaker 3: what did you make at school as well? What did
Speaker 3: you did you make anything?
Speaker 4: Oh, woodwork has already gone by the time I got
Speaker 4: to public school. If you missed out the joint, I
Speaker 4: think they didn't trust kids too. I'm even surprised they
Speaker 4: trusted back in the day with all the power tools.
Speaker 3: Oh, honestly, it was power tools, drills, a lathe. We
Speaker 3: had a lathe.
Speaker 4: We were only trusted with clay.
Speaker 3: That's it. When you look back, Pats, it is crazy
Speaker 3: that we were allowed to just help. The teacher would
Speaker 3: just go listen, I've got to go and check something.
Speaker 3: I'll be back in half an hour. And teenagers were
Speaker 3: in a workshop with dangerous machinery, actual machinery, drills, a lathe.
Speaker 4: I remember, we could do enough damage with like rulers
Speaker 4: and pencil cases and stuff. If we had actual equipment
Speaker 4: with like saws, it.
Speaker 3: Was the highlight of my week. We'd get each other's
Speaker 3: pencil cases right and put them through this. There was
Speaker 3: this thing that you dropped that was a circular saw, right,
Speaker 3: And again we had no protector. It's no goggles or anything.
Speaker 3: We would just get each other's pencil cases when you
Speaker 3: weren't looking at tees out there, shove it in and
Speaker 3: go and actually cut pencil case in half. I remember
Speaker 3: one of the lads who got expelled from the school
Speaker 3: is quite a violent kid, trying to get another kid's
Speaker 3: tie and put it through the lane. But it's like
Speaker 3: putting him closer into its lucky not too involved in
Speaker 3: a death. All right, So the topic's still going on
Speaker 3: then from yesterday did your parents ever take you to
Speaker 3: their job? And what did you make at school? Nine
Speaker 3: one o four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 3: Just had an email come in from Pauline, listened to
Speaker 3: the show this morning, already at work on Exhibition Street,
Speaker 3: said yesterday, I've got a late to the party about
Speaker 3: walking in through the wrong door. Christian, Hi, my husband
Speaker 3: and I hired a campervan to travel around Tazzy a
Speaker 3: few years ago. I'm not sure if you noticed when
Speaker 3: you were over there with your wife recently, how many
Speaker 3: caravan parks there are there Come dusk, everyone congregates around
Speaker 3: the many caravan parks in our case it was Devenport.
Speaker 3: We settled in for the night along with several other campers.
Speaker 3: We got to meet and have a couple of drinks
Speaker 3: with All went well, so I found myself making a
Speaker 3: quick dashback from the loom in the middle of the
Speaker 3: night to our van. I was about to jump back
Speaker 3: into bed as I heard someone whispering in a very
Speaker 3: foreign language. Froze for a moment, and as I felt
Speaker 3: myself going to a moment of sheer panic, I realized
Speaker 3: I had entered the wrong van, the wrong camper van,
Speaker 3: and definitely the wrong bedroom. Now only did I flee
Speaker 3: so quickly I left my shoe, one of my shoes
Speaker 3: at the door. Yes, I sent my husband around next
Speaker 3: morning to collect it. The poor buggers must have got
Speaker 3: the fright of their lives waking. It's just a single
Speaker 3: shoe that wasn't one of theirs. Pauline, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: That all right. Let's go to the lines now, asking
Speaker 3: this morning on nine four one o four three, what
Speaker 3: did you make at school? And did you ever go
Speaker 3: to work with your muml jab dad to go to
Speaker 3: their job with them with your mum or dad nine
Speaker 3: four one four one oh four three, Gary, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning, here you go. I'm good Gary, thanks for
Speaker 3: calling the show. So you went to work with your
Speaker 3: mum or dad?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I went to work with my dad back in
Speaker 13: the early eighties.
Speaker 7: She was a train driver. I would have been a
Speaker 7: bed of living. Drive trains all over Melbourne, pick up passengers,
Speaker 7: stop at stations, all kinds of stuff.
Speaker 3: That's mainly what train drivers do. Another way, you're explaining
Speaker 3: how a train works, so the train stops these people passengers,
Speaker 3: as Gary's telling us the first time, all around Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Mate, And do you ever let you pull the lever
Speaker 4: and push the button that makes it go?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I used to sit in the driver's seat, is to
Speaker 7: stand beside me and tell me what to do.
Speaker 13: But funding.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess you can't get it wrong, right, It's
Speaker 4: like rails.
Speaker 3: I believe you can, can't you Garry? It's quite is
Speaker 3: it quite a complicated thing driving a train.
Speaker 7: It's just there's a dead man switch. It's just you
Speaker 7: push a button every three minutes. If you don't push
Speaker 7: that button, the train will automatically stop.
Speaker 3: We need those in a studio. Hugg He's not getting
Speaker 3: any younger. Hey, all right, Gary, thanks you cool, mate.
Speaker 3: You have a good day, you too.
Speaker 13: Bye.
Speaker 3: I think there's a new feature and people call and
Speaker 3: explain how basically things work to us. Daniel, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning, hello mate. What did you build at school,
Speaker 3: Danny boy?
Speaker 15: Back in two evel five? I built a bar.
Speaker 4: That's pretty big.
Speaker 3: It's a decent sized bar.
Speaker 15: Was really good to make.
Speaker 3: And so what's this part of a school project? Then
Speaker 3: you had to build a bar? Did you just choose
Speaker 3: to build a bar and other kids did other stuff?
Speaker 11: Yeah? So you ten, Tom, I would work teacher.
Speaker 15: I was doing year eleven, Year twelve, would work.
Speaker 16: I wanted to make a bar, he said, no, Year eleven.
Speaker 15: Halfway through to make the bar. No, year twelve, making
Speaker 15: a bar.
Speaker 3: Goes okay, times you're right, You're ready now. The force
Speaker 3: is strong with you, young Jedi would worker and Daniel
Speaker 3: town with this mate. My would work teacher was a legend.
Speaker 3: What was your yours like? Would work teachers were light
Speaker 3: pe teachers and sport teachers, very different from the rest
Speaker 3: of the school teachers.
Speaker 11: My wood work teacher was amazing.
Speaker 16: I had a nickname Chief because he called everyone chiefs.
Speaker 11: So he called him Chief and.
Speaker 15: Came came to a shape from America, so.
Speaker 3: He was out there. Do you know what if you
Speaker 3: ever get a chance to and you see a photo
Speaker 3: of what you made, I'd love to see that one day.
Speaker 3: How you made a bar or a meter and a
Speaker 3: half bar. That's incredible, Daniel. Thanks going the show mate
Speaker 3: showing it with us.
Speaker 12: Have a good day, Thank you morning, have a goat day.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three taking calls this morning. Two ways to join us
Speaker 3: this morning. Then what did you make at school? And
Speaker 3: did you ever go to work with your mum or dad?
Speaker 3: It's not going to another world, the mysterious world that
Speaker 3: you didn't really knew what they did or what they
Speaker 3: really did when they left the house. Christian listened to
Speaker 3: a show this morning Michelle Robert memories of going to
Speaker 3: work with my mum when I was a young kid.
Speaker 3: She was a cleaner in a chocolate actually in Fitzroy.
Speaker 3: I remember lots of big shiny machines, a delicious smell
Speaker 3: throughout the factory, and been given lots of free confectiony
Speaker 3: from her boss, including Whiz Fizz. A dream come true
Speaker 3: for any kid. That's from Michelle, I.
Speaker 4: Think I lived in that building, the first apartment I
Speaker 4: lived in with Bianca. We lived in Fitzroy, and it
Speaker 4: was the Mcrobertson building which used to chocolate shot a
Speaker 4: chocolate factory.
Speaker 3: Yeah really yeah, Oh that's so coot. Michelle, please email
Speaker 3: us back. I bet it is that. There can't be
Speaker 3: loads of it well known one, right, I think?
Speaker 4: So how many chocolate factories can you have in fitz Roy?
Speaker 3: As a kid, you would have felt like you were
Speaker 3: going to one Becaus factory, wouldn't you getting that free chocolates?
Speaker 3: And I can almost it's not my memory, but I
Speaker 3: can almost it took out the smells that you remember
Speaker 3: years later on that that probably that warm chocolatey smell
Speaker 3: or something. And whiz fizz. I don't think they're allowed
Speaker 3: to call sweets that anymore now because it sound like drugs,
Speaker 3: doesn't it.
Speaker 6: No, it's still called whiz fizz, is it?
Speaker 3: It was just sugar, it was we had that in
Speaker 3: the UK. Was just sugar. I I bet I'm willing
Speaker 3: put money. Those ingredients are not the same now, all right? Then,
Speaker 3: just had this great Texas coming as well. Hi, Christian,
Speaker 3: it's Mitchell I made and ned Kelly in metalwork. No
Speaker 3: more detailers offered. Does he mean he made a metallic
Speaker 3: ned Kelly.
Speaker 4: Or he could have made his own helmet?
Speaker 3: I guess of course. Right, All right, let's take a
Speaker 3: few more calls before we finished this hour. Harry, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning, how are you? Oh? Good mate? Please tell
Speaker 3: us what you made at school?
Speaker 13: Yes, look, we made the Canadian kaiaks. But then we
Speaker 13: made the mirror Dinghy's and that was the entire thing.
Speaker 13: We made stitch and blue method. And then our sports
Speaker 13: teacher took us down at Frankston Beach and we learned
Speaker 13: how to sail down there in the mirror Dinghy's, the
Speaker 13: little yachts that we made. It was fantastic, What an
Speaker 13: amazing thing.
Speaker 3: What a great school. So you had to make your
Speaker 3: own and sew your own sales as well.
Speaker 13: Look we're all done in a key it which we
Speaker 13: bought from a marine shop in Frankston. The mast, the
Speaker 13: whole thing. It was took a long time. It was
Speaker 13: a special sort of project that we had.
Speaker 7: How old are you, bull?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 13: How old I got yesterday?
Speaker 11: Fifty eight?
Speaker 3: Now? No, no, no, no, now. If you're at school
Speaker 3: with young kids and as a fifty eight year old dude,
Speaker 3: he's just a bit slow. He's been kept back a
Speaker 3: couple of years. Still make it a both.
Speaker 4: He's for fifty years.
Speaker 3: Bless him.
Speaker 4: He's trying to get off the mainland.
Speaker 3: He's never going to leave here.
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 3: Is that that guy in a shawl shot with Brooks.
Speaker 4: Or Tom has and castaway trying to sail over the
Speaker 4: first wave.
Speaker 13: Now at the time, look back then we were probably
Speaker 13: well we called it forms back then, but for form
Speaker 13: four i'd say form five. So that's the same as
Speaker 13: year ten, year or eleven nowadays. Gotcha fifteen sixteen?
Speaker 3: And how did it sail?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Look, that were great and we you know, you wouldn't
Speaker 13: do it nowadays. But the sports teacher who has just
Speaker 13: looked like Dennis Lily.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 13: He was in the speedboat and then we had to
Speaker 13: tip over.
Speaker 3: In the speedboat.
Speaker 1: What do you do?
Speaker 3: That's the x Men sort of Charles Xavier Institute.
Speaker 4: So he was in a speedboat, you like, Jennis taking
Speaker 4: your sailboat behind him.
Speaker 13: No, no, we sailed out. He followed us. Oh right,
Speaker 13: he was the safety guy and he was speedboat. Thinking
Speaker 13: about it now, just go. The kids will never be
Speaker 13: allowed to do it now. But yeah, we tipped them
Speaker 13: over and made them come up right again and then
Speaker 13: off we go sailing.
Speaker 3: At the lesson. What a great experience for you. That's
Speaker 3: a fantastic story, Harry. Thanks for sharing that with us, mate,
Speaker 3: it's brilliant. Thank you.
Speaker 13: Thanks for that.
Speaker 1: By the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Yesterday I had the joy of how to set up
Speaker 3: an online account for VIC Rhodes. You know you've got
Speaker 3: like fourteen days if you move house to it. And
Speaker 3: what is it when you have to set up like
Speaker 3: any kind of banking account or any kind of account
Speaker 3: where they give you those you have to go through
Speaker 3: that security question thing set in your security.
Speaker 4: Questions your mother's maiden name.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it just feels like and also I didn't realize
Speaker 3: why why do there need to be so much security?
Speaker 3: Four different security questions set and you always forget the
Speaker 3: what answer you gave? Don't know your first pet well,
Speaker 3: because is it big I can't remember did I tell
Speaker 3: him it's called biggles or was it his full name,
Speaker 3: mister biggles Worth? A third I can't remember.
Speaker 4: Well, now they give you ones that they you can
Speaker 4: only choose from a drop down. Yeah, that's it, Like
Speaker 4: what's your favorite I have? And you only have the
Speaker 4: drop down?
Speaker 3: What no one remembers? You don't store your security question?
Speaker 3: That mother's maiden name is such a dull old one.
Speaker 3: And also why why are they worried about Russian hackers
Speaker 3: getting into my vic Road's account?
Speaker 4: What are they going to do?
Speaker 3: It's not like it's a bank account where they hold
Speaker 3: money for me. I was going just to let them
Speaker 3: know that I've moved house. Ye, the only thing you
Speaker 3: go on there is to pay fines. Who is hacking
Speaker 3: to get into that Dune account? There's no joy there
Speaker 3: I couldn't understand. Then you could set your own security
Speaker 3: questions as well, then give your own answer as well,
Speaker 3: But the whole thing is to then you start to
Speaker 3: think about what security question would be the only I
Speaker 3: would know the answer to, Like why did Leanne Arnold
Speaker 3: dump me when I was thirteen? I don't want to
Speaker 3: see that question every time been prompting me. There was
Speaker 3: all too much in this smalling certain news. Then I
Speaker 3: he pats you too much. Mobile phones banned from all
Speaker 3: Victorian state schools.
Speaker 5: Ye're all primary and secondary schools from term one next year.
Speaker 3: Right now, this is pause. There are kids listening to
Speaker 3: this or work out how old they are, what year
Speaker 3: they'll be going to and we go few dodge that
Speaker 3: I could still have a phone. This is big news.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's great.
Speaker 5: Where the first state or territory to do it, and
Speaker 5: I think it is great news. It is really And
Speaker 5: it's to crack down on cyber bullying so they can
Speaker 5: at least leave it at the school gate, and also
Speaker 5: to put their attention back on class where it should be.
Speaker 3: Listen. I know there are kids that are playing like
Speaker 3: games on their phones during lessons of teachers can't police everybody.
Speaker 3: It's unbelievable. Do you think it's going to be like
Speaker 3: for us? When we were growing up it was always
Speaker 3: about smoking? Teachers would they would just burst into a
Speaker 3: toilet and go, ah, are you smoking? Do you think
Speaker 3: it's gonna be like are you guys on Facebook?
Speaker 6: It's like the new smoking, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? We're behind the bike sheds, you know, crowded around
Speaker 3: looking at a funny dog video? Quick, someone are you
Speaker 3: on watch out today? Who's on ground duty? Which teacher
Speaker 3: is going to be patrolling looking for it? It's going
Speaker 3: to be and you know it's like there's always enterprise,
Speaker 3: isn't in a school, you know, market forces start to merge.
Speaker 3: There'd be some young entrepreneurs fifteen who in a cut
Speaker 3: that was tim into this band will start saying there's
Speaker 3: really old clam phones like better called soul marching around
Speaker 3: the blakery ground. What did you guys have banned from
Speaker 3: your school? In the eighties, there was a rage of
Speaker 3: fluorescent daygo socks, I mean like bright orange or bite pink,
Speaker 3: and I remember, you know Mima mats. You'd all rock
Speaker 3: up to school try and press girls wearing them, and
Speaker 3: they after a week they were banned because they thought
Speaker 3: it was not part of the school uniform. Bad boys,
Speaker 3: wah boys.
Speaker 5: We weren't allowed to have any more than two piercings,
Speaker 5: no piercings in our ears, and certainly no nose rings
Speaker 5: or anything like that.
Speaker 3: Good lord, No, what about you, Jack, You're younger than
Speaker 3: Patsy and I.
Speaker 4: We had in primary school Yo Yo's band and not
Speaker 4: the crason you think where it's dangerous and it could
Speaker 4: hit somebody in the head. It was because they bought
Speaker 4: out this new yo Yo called the Brain that had
Speaker 4: mechanics in it, so it was a superior yo yo,
Speaker 4: and it's way more expensive. And the kids like me
Speaker 4: who didn't have the brain, they felt bad for us
Speaker 4: and they didn't want other kids to feel like they're,
Speaker 4: you know, richer. So yeah, that is the kind of
Speaker 4: phrase you would use to describe someone like me who
Speaker 4: had only the Coca Cola yo yo one that you.
Speaker 3: Got me too. I was raised like that. Oh I
Speaker 3: guess in perhaps world that I was a povo as
Speaker 3: well as well. You worried, all right, lady Patrina Jones
Speaker 3: on News, All right, what do you have banned your school?
Speaker 3: Ninety four one four one oh four three. Once again
Speaker 3: that turn there with Patsy's magic No. Four one four
Speaker 3: one o four three? What was banned at your school?
Speaker 1: Give us a call the Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three asking this morning. Then off the back of the news,
Speaker 3: Patsy's talking about this morning about mobile phones. I think
Speaker 3: this is great initiative, well done banning them and schools,
Speaker 3: all Victorian state schools. So what was banned at your school? Scott?
Speaker 3: Good morning mate, Good morning guys. We do and we're
Speaker 3: good I hope you're well, Scott, and I always love
Speaker 3: to talk to you on the show, Scott, was what
Speaker 3: was banned from your school?
Speaker 2: We had a couple of games are actually danced from
Speaker 2: our school from a world that was Brandy and British
Speaker 2: full Dog now Puttish Bulldog.
Speaker 3: I'm glad it was one of the many things that
Speaker 3: made it over here as well. Legendary game was this
Speaker 3: around him when you went to school, Jack, You're gone.
Speaker 4: I already had the watered down version after Pussy by
Speaker 4: the time you came along. Where you the clues in
Speaker 4: the second half of that name, I had to see
Speaker 4: cross legged on the ground. That was what the bulldogs were.
Speaker 4: So instead of running and tackling, you sat on the
Speaker 4: ground with your tentacles out and you can touch people
Speaker 4: with your tentacles.
Speaker 3: Not the same. British Bulldog used to be the highlight
Speaker 3: of the lunch break. A ferocious, genuinely dangerous game.
Speaker 6: Blood spoil but brilliant.
Speaker 3: I mean I think it. It broke people and remade them.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure in a better way, but it did.
Speaker 3: What was Brandy? Oh Jesus mean the drink that's it? Kids,
Speaker 3: No more, no more, No more. More Tini. You can
Speaker 3: still have rum Friday. We all love run Friday, but
Speaker 3: no more brandy. What was brandy?
Speaker 13: Brandy was a tennis ball?
Speaker 11: Was actually chasing the tennis ball.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like the tennis ball. We had that as long
Speaker 4: as you were allowed to you you had to use
Speaker 4: a soft.
Speaker 3: You imagine challenging kids that now, which just sounds so sad. Well,
Speaker 3: we didn't have phones. We just had to chase the
Speaker 3: tennis ball on the ground. Hi, Scott, great call, Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. Have a good day.
Speaker 4: It's a bit more entertaining that you chase people with
Speaker 4: it and you have to hit them with the tennis
Speaker 4: was just the teacher throwing a tennis fall and go
Speaker 4: go use yourself.
Speaker 3: It wasn't my school. Jen, Good morning, Hi Christian, how
Speaker 3: are you going. I'm good Jen, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: What was banned at your school?
Speaker 5: Doc Martin?
Speaker 14: And any black of the shoes were sold greater than
Speaker 14: one centimeter?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had that as well. They were going to
Speaker 3: go around with a ruler. We've got a two centimeter
Speaker 3: over here. That's great, Jen, Thank you very much.
Speaker 14: She cool, no worries, have great day.
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one o four three What was
Speaker 3: banned at your school?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Good time for one last school before the headlines with
Speaker 3: Patsy coming up next. Anthony Morning, I'm good mate. Have
Speaker 3: you were this morning as well? What was banned from
Speaker 3: your school? Why were they banned?
Speaker 14: Our teacher was explaining things on the board and we're all, yeah, of.
Speaker 3: Course it makes sense. Now do you remember how big
Speaker 3: they were every kid over the world? Yeah, every.
Speaker 2: And and you'd have to clean it up.
Speaker 3: Where are they now? The Tamagotchis? Are they just in landfill?
Speaker 3: Are the do dolphins of the world? And blue wells
Speaker 3: who got bunned up? Holes a little blowhole because there's
Speaker 3: a tamagotchies wedged in there, you know, and like roller
Speaker 3: boots and other things that we used to have and
Speaker 3: then cast aside when you grow out of them.
Speaker 11: Yeah, absolutely, we haven't.
Speaker 4: No, if anybody listening has a tamagotchi, they should bring in.
Speaker 4: We should keep it as a show pet and take turne.
Speaker 3: If anyone seriously does still have their old tamagotchi, I
Speaker 3: think you can haven't quit the I think they actually
Speaker 3: people sell them like the original iPods and stuff like
Speaker 3: that for quite a big cash. Now, all right, thank
Speaker 3: you very much. You called Anthony Headlines.
Speaker 1: Next The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one over
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: It's time for this. Christian connor will say, I say wow, Wow.
Speaker 3: Here it is then, the holy grail of storytelling. Make
Speaker 3: us say wow. You've got a good story. Caught us up?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one oh four three. Can you
Speaker 3: make me Jack and Pats all say wow? The one
Speaker 3: you're really going for, the Golden Goose is old Patsy.
Speaker 3: Not an easy get the well from Pat's very very hard.
Speaker 3: You can't predict it when it comes, and it rarely comes.
Speaker 3: Jack and I a little bit easier anyway. What have
Speaker 3: you got sells your stories?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 3: Nine four one o four three Call us up if
Speaker 3: you've got a story you think is going to make
Speaker 3: us all say wow.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: This time tomorrow morning. Depending on where your morning drive
Speaker 3: takes you, you could be seeing people dragging mattresses. It's
Speaker 3: race day tomorrow. We speak to the two teams, the
Speaker 3: two competitors after eight this morning for the matree Sah
Speaker 3: right now that we're doing to make us say wow,
Speaker 3: you've got to make me Chuck and pats all say
Speaker 3: wow with your story. Let's go to lines right now, Dane,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 12: Come by Christian Bonny Krue pretty.
Speaker 3: Good off you go make us say well, yeah.
Speaker 12: Well, many years ago, Christian dad was subdividing an eighty
Speaker 12: acre block up in the back area of Seymour where
Speaker 12: he was a farmer, and he was using a chainsaw
Speaker 12: to trim down a strainer post and the chain saw
Speaker 12: slipped and it went straight through his left boot and
Speaker 12: started chewing up his tape. Now he looked down at
Speaker 12: his foot and he was the only one in the paddock,
Speaker 12: and he told me this, He said, that can't be
Speaker 12: my foot. So he jumped into the ute and undid
Speaker 12: the glove box and put his left foot in the
Speaker 12: glove box because it was a work yet he was
Speaker 12: actually working for a shire around that area.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Dane, is his foot to touch to his body
Speaker 4: that it was severed?
Speaker 12: No, no, no no, it went in between his toes.
Speaker 12: So it went straight through the very front of the
Speaker 12: of the boot and just went in between two of
Speaker 12: his toes and started chewing. So just like cutting your
Speaker 12: foot lengthways, I suppose not prospers, right, okay, Yeah, so
Speaker 12: he put it. He opened up the glove box because
Speaker 12: it was bloody where and he didn't want to get blood.
Speaker 3: And all that all over the ute gentlemen. You know,
Speaker 3: he was going to look after those utes.
Speaker 12: Yeah, and then he drove. He was heading back home
Speaker 12: and Mum just happened to be coming down the road
Speaker 12: with the thermos and some sandwiches for lunch. And he
Speaker 12: just said, Marjorie, I said, I think you need.
Speaker 13: To follow me to the hospital.
Speaker 12: So he drove probably about fifteen twenty k's. He drove
Speaker 12: fifteen or twenty k's.
Speaker 3: It was just amazing. Yeah, with his leg up in
Speaker 3: the glove minks like Jim Pilate's leading out and they
Speaker 3: got shined out to the old missus. Marjorie. Hey, don't know,
Speaker 3: I haven't got time to hear about the dream last night.
Speaker 3: I have one of those sandwiches. I love those beef ones.
Speaker 3: Got my foot no, not off length ways? You know
Speaker 3: when it goes all right?
Speaker 7: How is that now?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 12: Unfortunately he died two years ago. He made the age
Speaker 12: of ninety. But that's all good because I spent the
Speaker 12: last two years looking after both mom and dad. Good,
Speaker 12: all good. But he got to the hospital and they
Speaker 12: couldn't help him. So they had to transport him up
Speaker 12: to shipping and they had to do some microfts.
Speaker 3: Still couldn't help him, I mean, hobbling it They going,
Speaker 3: what does that seut their hospital get in there?
Speaker 1: For me?
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, that's that's a wow for me.
Speaker 3: Wow is it? Hey, Dave, we've never had a three?
Speaker 3: Well straight away, that's incredible.
Speaker 16: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Guys, should we give Dave the the prize we've got
Speaker 3: every single day this week one of these nice snow gum? Yeah,
Speaker 3: there you go. We'll give you a nice warm jacket
Speaker 3: day because that's much to you.
Speaker 12: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Brisian, Hey, I.
Speaker 3: Saw it, pleasure A great story, all right, let's see
Speaker 3: what other stories got. Never had a wow straight away?
Speaker 3: I mean that's incredible.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I think he's a nice man for looking
Speaker 5: after his parents. Yeah, that's nice.
Speaker 4: I still don't know if past of the food came
Speaker 4: off any point. Don't open the.
Speaker 3: Glove box there, Andrea, good morning, good morning, How are
Speaker 3: you all. We're all great Andrea, and I hope you're well.
Speaker 3: Thanks calling the show. Make us say, wow, what's your story?
Speaker 8: Okay, years ago, when I was on public transport, as
Speaker 8: you do, you check to people and get to know them.
Speaker 8: Lady I was talking to she felt pregnant at the time.
Speaker 8: I was doing IVF myself, and just before she left
Speaker 8: to have her baby, I fell pregnant. So any how,
Speaker 8: roll on the years and my daughter brings home a
Speaker 8: nice boy called Adam, and it's getting quite serious. So
Speaker 8: we get to meet the parents, introduced me to his mum.
Speaker 8: It was the very same lady that I used to
Speaker 8: travel on the train with.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 16: Wow.
Speaker 8: So seven nearly seven years later, they bought a house
Speaker 8: together and hopefully we'll get engagement soon. And yeah, so
Speaker 8: it was just because back then there was no social media,
Speaker 8: there was no mobile phone, so to speak, so you
Speaker 8: shouldn't couldn't keep in contact.
Speaker 3: So yeah, that is an incredible story. It's another triple wow. Yeah,
Speaker 3: this is incredible. I'll give you Jack's snow gum.
Speaker 4: That tomorrow's jacket.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow, you can have tomorrow snowgum jacket.
Speaker 8: Okay, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: All right, that is an amazing story. It's a lovely story.
Speaker 3: Thank you Andrew, Thank you Bye. I thought you would
Speaker 3: do your normal thing. We're vigilant against coincidences, but.
Speaker 4: I really liked that. That was had a sweetness to it.
Speaker 3: I love that. And they're dating as well. It's going
Speaker 3: to Michael now. Now, before we go to Michael, not
Speaker 3: so long ago, we did a phone in. Well was
Speaker 3: trying to prove to Jack, who is a disbeliever about ghosts,
Speaker 3: that ghosts don't exist. And I wanted to prove them
Speaker 3: that they do exist by getting some stories. And so
Speaker 3: we did a phone in for about an hour with
Speaker 3: ghost stories, and none of them were very good. They weren't.
Speaker 3: We're about to go back into the holy Grail from
Speaker 3: me on this show. Yes, I know one. Now I'm
Speaker 3: going to find that great ghost story that convinces you
Speaker 3: they exist. It could be Michael Michael, Good morning morning guys.
Speaker 2: Here is good.
Speaker 3: We're excited now about going back into the world of
Speaker 3: the ghost stories. Off you go.
Speaker 2: Well, when I was about maybe three or four years old,
Speaker 2: my mum was looking through some old photos in the
Speaker 2: land room. I've walked over and I said to Mom,
Speaker 2: I said, oh, that man in the photo.
Speaker 11: I know that man.
Speaker 2: Mom's like, no, no, I don't know him. He died
Speaker 2: many years ago. You know, that's one of your dad's uncles.
Speaker 2: And I said, oh, well, he sits on the end
Speaker 2: of my bed and talks to me. So anyway, when
Speaker 2: Dad got home from work a couple of days later,
Speaker 2: Mam has asked who's this guy exactly? They goes, oh,
Speaker 2: what that and he goes, oh, you know, Michael claims
Speaker 2: that he sits on the end of his bed and
Speaker 2: talks to him each night. And he's like, oh, okay,
Speaker 2: and the bed I'm sleeping him used to be my
Speaker 2: dad's toddle of bed sort of been my dad and
Speaker 2: my brother's, et cetera, et cetera. And they goes, oh,
Speaker 2: that's really weird because that guy was the actual man
Speaker 2: who made the bed for my dad. So he actually
Speaker 2: he was a carpenter and actually built the bed and
Speaker 2: sitting on the end of the bed and talking to
Speaker 2: me all these years later. So anyway, that's it all
Speaker 2: went a little bit pear shaped everyone. So I went, okay,
Speaker 2: we won't talk about that. And about fourteen years later
Speaker 2: a family friend saw the old bed in the shed.
Speaker 2: So I really loved the bed. He said, I'd love
Speaker 2: that you can.
Speaker 3: I have it.
Speaker 2: The old man goes, no family heir loom, but you
Speaker 2: know you can use it, but you can't have it.
Speaker 2: So he took it, restored it, and anyway, after about
Speaker 2: a week of using it.
Speaker 4: Rang up.
Speaker 2: So you know, how's the bed going? He goes, Oh,
Speaker 2: I don't get it started. He said, all she's doing,
Speaker 2: he's claiming that there's a man sitting on the end
Speaker 2: of the bed, and there's a man in a room
Speaker 2: scaring her. And he said for a week, he said,
Speaker 2: you know, we've been checking it out, sleeping in there,
Speaker 2: and he said, there's nothing happening. And he said, then
Speaker 2: we'd leave her on alone again. And then he said
Speaker 2: the next night she would wake up screaming up there's
Speaker 2: a man sitting on the end of the bed. So so, yeah,
Speaker 2: so I'm not sure it was the same man, but
Speaker 2: coincidentally it's the same bloke he made the bed.
Speaker 3: That's a quite incredible story, isn't it. You know you
Speaker 3: got the haunted bed, the haunted carpenter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a long old story, Mike, A great ghost story.
Speaker 3: Listen to me, A great ghost story. Doesn't easy. Be
Speaker 3: quick Yeah, you found that interesting, didn't you? Had? You
Speaker 3: had me?
Speaker 6: I know that man.
Speaker 3: Had what is it? Ghost Part two? See he's back
Speaker 3: as a woodwork teacher.
Speaker 6: I think that's incredible.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a wow from me as well. But I'm
Speaker 3: afraid the sorry Michael, so you don't get the puffer jackets.
Speaker 3: But I love the story. I love the story, Michael.
Speaker 3: I thought it was a great story. It's a good,
Speaker 3: good story. Best when we've had so far. All right,
Speaker 3: the search is still offer that ghost. All right. We've
Speaker 3: got the news and sports coming up next, and then
Speaker 3: we're going to talk about tomorrow's big race.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So the Amazing match Race is here tomorrow morning, seven
Speaker 3: a m. The world will be watching Christian O'Connell's Amazing
Speaker 3: match Race. Two teams, two teams dragging a mattress as
Speaker 3: far as they can through the streets of Melbourne. They
Speaker 3: leave this radio station tomorrow morning, seven am ahead of them.
Speaker 3: Who knows how far they're going to make it. They've
Speaker 3: got two hours, one hundred and twenty minutes dragging a
Speaker 3: queen matches, carrying, dragging however they want to do it
Speaker 3: for two hours. The two teams are very different, but
Speaker 3: they share one thing two things. One they're up for
Speaker 3: a challenge and two what I call the double F factor.
Speaker 3: Family factor. Oh yes, I get it. Both family family. Yeah, siblings,
Speaker 3: you go to my friend. We've got the twins taking
Speaker 3: on father son. Who will do better? Who's in to struggle?
Speaker 3: Who's going to fall out? Tomorrow we will find out
Speaker 3: seven a m. So yesterday both the teams made their
Speaker 3: kind of trash talk tape. Let's hear how it's sounding.
Speaker 3: Father and Son plasterers Sack and Lawrence. We reckon. We'll
Speaker 3: smash this race out of the ballpark. Get ready for it. Girls.
Speaker 17: You know you guys have the mattress experience, but we've
Speaker 17: got the father's son bond.
Speaker 3: Dad.
Speaker 4: You're ready for this match race?
Speaker 3: Love it? That's sounding great, So Father and Son. The
Speaker 3: old man Lawrence is a legend. We've had so many
Speaker 3: people contact this show saying, yeah, I know Lawrence. He's
Speaker 3: a wily fit guy. You know those guys who just
Speaker 3: work whether they've got a fever or a flu, day in,
Speaker 3: day out. A grafter lifting and carrying one hundred kilo
Speaker 3: sheets of.
Speaker 4: Plaster board, people riding on our Facebook page. Everything he
Speaker 4: says he can do, he can do. And he submitted
Speaker 4: a photo to us him carrying eighty kilograms. I guess
Speaker 4: it's like plastering powder or mix or cement mix or something.
Speaker 4: So he's a strong guy.
Speaker 3: He's a strong guy. He does this day in day out.
Speaker 3: He's got his he's a wise eighteen year old son,
Speaker 3: Zach as well. So they're a strong team. I get
Speaker 3: the feeling that the old man Lawrence could do this
Speaker 3: by himself, but we won't see what happens tomorrow. And
Speaker 3: it's two hours up against her. They've got youth, they've
Speaker 3: got strong competition. They've actually got two athletes.
Speaker 1: God twin sisters, Kelly and Peter are absolutely gonna wipe
Speaker 1: the floor with them.
Speaker 2: Classroom boys, taut wait, we're young, we're fit, we do is.
Speaker 3: For a living.
Speaker 14: We're not that impressed by clasters because we are processional
Speaker 14: mattress carriers.
Speaker 3: We're going to win. Now. They didn't add there because
Speaker 3: they're modest. But you've got one of the twins as
Speaker 3: a pacor coach and then the other one is a
Speaker 3: surf rower. I'll tell you what it's a stiff competition.
Speaker 3: You can't call it between these two because both I
Speaker 3: think we'll do well. But how well tomorrow morning. Let's
Speaker 3: catch up with them now, so we've got the twins
Speaker 3: online one Peter, good morning.
Speaker 14: Hey, how's it going?
Speaker 3: But how's it going with you guys? You're excited twenty
Speaker 3: three hours to go?
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, we're excited. I mean we're both out on
Speaker 14: the road today practicing.
Speaker 3: So training in the morning. Now one's snoozes not even
Speaker 3: snooze recalls sponsoring this their end of the year financial
Speaker 3: on now nice plug smoothly down world on me. Now listen,
Speaker 3: we're asking both of you, now, how far do you
Speaker 3: think you're going to take it? We're going to take
Speaker 3: calls in a minute. How far do you think you're
Speaker 3: going to go? Exactly kilometers? Put a number on it.
Speaker 14: I can't say exactly because the answer is ten meters
Speaker 14: further than the pastor is.
Speaker 3: I love that. That's a great answer.
Speaker 4: All right, Peter? How about where are you aiming for?
Speaker 4: What's direction you're going to go?
Speaker 14: Well, we had to think we saw it all the
Speaker 14: way down Bridge Road, Burke Street, Cambell train station. I
Speaker 14: think that's about six k's on the nomes. I think
Speaker 14: that it's hard to say. It's hard to say, but
Speaker 14: we're going to aim for that as a minimum.
Speaker 3: But I think it's good for you guys mentally to
Speaker 3: have some kind of landmark or some kind of location
Speaker 3: you can fixate on after an hour when you're tired
Speaker 3: and irritated and going, why are we doing this? Why
Speaker 3: do we just jump it here and carry on with
Speaker 3: our day? Yeah, all right, that's going to be your route. Okay,
Speaker 3: so you're saying you're going to do it ten meters
Speaker 3: further than the plasters. Stay there, Peter, let's chat to
Speaker 3: father and son team. Now we've got Zach on the line.
Speaker 3: Come on, Zach, allow Zach.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 17: So we're going to head towards Luna Park. Oh, right,
Speaker 17: Chapel Street. It's from Chapel Street. Ye, yeah, I think
Speaker 17: that's about seven point one two six kilometers. We get
Speaker 17: here in two hours. We'll just do a few roundabouts,
Speaker 17: make on the right, on the right, take the matches
Speaker 17: on the right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, treat the old man.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, we have to do that.
Speaker 3: You think you're going to make it from Richmond to
Speaker 3: Lunar Part tomorrow morning in two hours.
Speaker 17: Yeah, that's the plan, that's the destination.
Speaker 3: And everyone's fitting. Well, that's that's legend.
Speaker 17: Family support us, people supporting us. So tomorrow we want
Speaker 17: everyone sees us on the streets supporting us, beeping us
Speaker 17: and stuff. You know, we've got to have that support.
Speaker 3: Did you just hear it from the twins? The Tins reckon?
Speaker 3: The twins reckon. They got youth on their side, the
Speaker 3: two athletes, they're fit, they do this.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yeah, you know, I reckon, They've got no chance.
Speaker 3: Really, I.
Speaker 17: Just wanted to say, like, you better be ready, twins,
Speaker 17: because we've got to give the mob and a heck
Speaker 17: of a show tomorrow.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get the twins onto here. This all right,
Speaker 3: this is this is amazing. Twins. You're back on, Peter,
Speaker 3: you listen to this?
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, I got that.
Speaker 3: What do you want to say to young Zach here.
Speaker 14: Young Zach? Oh, look, I just I don't know if
Speaker 14: they know what they're getting themselves into mattresses that it's different.
Speaker 16: We got this.
Speaker 17: Yeah, well I know, I reckon. We've got a pretty
Speaker 17: good carry t passboard all day, very unloaded five times
Speaker 17: this morning, so yeah.
Speaker 3: It's all long tomorrow morning. Sorry, Peter. Last word gone, Peter.
Speaker 14: Oh no, look, I'm going to be honest. It's formidable
Speaker 14: sounding opposition. It's going to be an interesting day, but.
Speaker 17: Kel and I've got this all right, all right, Okay,
Speaker 17: I just wanted to say good luck to Peter and
Speaker 17: g Oh good man.
Speaker 3: Very nice, sack, you're a nice kid. The old man's racing. Well,
Speaker 3: all right, teams rest up today with are you early
Speaker 3: tomorrow morning? Okay, there's a pre race meeting and briefing
Speaker 3: at sixty five live on the show. We will see
Speaker 3: you early tomorrow morning. And thanks for being such great
Speaker 3: sports up for us as well. We can't wait to
Speaker 3: just hear and see what's going to happen on the
Speaker 3: streets tomorrow.
Speaker 13: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: Right, see the other teens by, they're both really up
Speaker 3: for this. All right, Well me, Jack and Pats are
Speaker 3: going to have a guess now what we think. We'll
Speaker 3: let you know after this song. How far do you
Speaker 3: think the winning mattress is going to go tomorrow? Give
Speaker 3: us a call nine four one four one oh four
Speaker 3: three in two hours. You both heard how they're up
Speaker 3: for this. How far do you think they could drag
Speaker 3: and carry a mattress in two hours call us with
Speaker 3: your guesses for the sweep State.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So probably you're thinking Christoph before we have an estimate
Speaker 3: of how far we think they're going to be a
Speaker 3: drag or carrier. Mattress in two hours from Richmond tomorrow
Speaker 3: morning for the Amazing matt Tracer. What kind of mattress
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 4: Throwing away that title now you've given it everything at
Speaker 4: the start of the week.
Speaker 3: It's the Slumberland Bromley available at snows. They got their
Speaker 3: end of year financial cinemon Slumberland Romley. It's a Queen mattress.
Speaker 3: I believe those are the mattresses they're going to be
Speaker 3: carrying and dragging tomorrow morning. Okay, Well, you had a
Speaker 3: dummy run at this with Krawf on Friday, and obviously
Speaker 3: Krawf did the bulk of the work. Well you got it.
Speaker 4: It's a two person team. Yeah, sure, but he ran
Speaker 4: you up to the mcg he set the pace I
Speaker 4: had to do fifteen.
Speaker 3: He had a mattress on his head and in his
Speaker 3: back pocket was was Jack spooning from the back.
Speaker 4: We got what is it kat from here to the
Speaker 4: mpg over.
Speaker 3: I think it was one point four.
Speaker 4: In twenty five minutes. I reckon.
Speaker 3: My guess is, but you wouldn't have been to keep
Speaker 3: that pace up, you know, not even crawfoul. You're going
Speaker 3: to get fatigue and also just a grip for two
Speaker 3: hours to grip something.
Speaker 4: My guess is under six. I'm going to go for
Speaker 4: five point nine nine kilometers.
Speaker 3: That we're actually going to. We're having a sweep state.
Speaker 3: Give us a call on nine four one O four three.
Speaker 3: Join the sweep state. Whoever is closest to the pin,
Speaker 3: whether the winning mattress is will give a prize to
Speaker 3: You can put yours on Facebook as well at O
Speaker 3: C one O four three after the show. But give
Speaker 3: us a call nine four one four one O four three. Patsy,
Speaker 3: what are you? You've been examined the weather conditions well wind,
Speaker 3: We're going to find out more tomorrow morning, mostly.
Speaker 5: Sunny, seventeen wins north to northeasterly twenty to thirty k's.
Speaker 5: I think they'll surprise you. I'm going to say six
Speaker 5: point two.
Speaker 4: K's okay, you've done what they do in prices right
Speaker 4: and has gone like a nudge over my Do.
Speaker 3: You remember Facebook prices right where?
Speaker 5: This is what she used to do with every single
Speaker 5: I always used to win.
Speaker 3: I do recall true.
Speaker 4: Actually, okay, there's that wind rate. I never know. Is
Speaker 4: that a heavy wind?
Speaker 6: No, it's not too bad.
Speaker 5: That's about average.
Speaker 3: And did you say it south southwesterly or east northerly,
Speaker 3: north to northeast. I'm choking. I don't know what the
Speaker 3: difference is. I don't know. That's good all bad? So
Speaker 3: that they can use that Mary Pop, it's up that
Speaker 3: umbrella to sort fly down bridge roads.
Speaker 6: Anyone got a tail wind?
Speaker 3: Hugey sat does sometimes when he's had to carry on
Speaker 3: a Friday. I reckon, they're going to go six point seven.
Speaker 4: K oh, you came okay. I think they'll tire out.
Speaker 4: And don't forget. We've also got that five minute break
Speaker 4: in there, which we haven't mentioned on air yet.
Speaker 3: B Yeah. Insurance, the insurance for this, we have to
Speaker 3: have them short in case they hurt anybody out in
Speaker 3: the streets of Melbourne. It's all gonna be done properly.
Speaker 3: It's a mattress, you know, anything could happen. And the
Speaker 3: insurance company apparently the only thing they've insisted on other
Speaker 3: than the head torch for the first hour because it's
Speaker 3: going to be dark and high Ve's jackets. All fair
Speaker 3: enough is a five minute stopdory fin break in the middle.
Speaker 3: So like everyone does, when Pats his news is on,
Speaker 3: everyone stops and listens. It's the news that stops the nation.
Speaker 3: So tomorrow eight they will do the same like we
Speaker 3: all do. All right, what's your guest? Nine four one four,
Speaker 3: one oh four to three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three, asking this morning, how far do you think they're
Speaker 3: going to get the mattress tomorrow? The winning mattress? How
Speaker 3: far do you think it's going to make it? As
Speaker 3: take some guesses now on the sweep steak mark good morning,
Speaker 3: Oh good hey, Christian, hell out, I'm good buddy. And
Speaker 3: how far do you think they go?
Speaker 16: I A got three point seven five guys, three.
Speaker 3: Point seventy five. Listen, if you heard both of them,
Speaker 3: they they're going to get it further than that.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, they're going to cross some traffic lights
Speaker 2: all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: And then you're right, I don't think about traffic lights
Speaker 3: theres going to be members of the public. I mean
Speaker 3: going around Chapel Street early in the morning. Good luck
Speaker 3: with that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, yeah, I know the kids walking to school.
Speaker 16: I beeve they get sucked behind if you're a nice table.
Speaker 3: All right, Mark, thank you very much. Mark's going for
Speaker 3: that three point seventy five. Gloria, what are you going for?
Speaker 14: Six point nine one?
Speaker 4: Okay to win?
Speaker 3: All right, brilliant Gloria, Thank you very much. Keith, good morning.
Speaker 16: Hey, how are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm good, Keith. How far do you think it's going
Speaker 3: to go?
Speaker 14: Seven point one three? K lock it in?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No, I'm really hoping that both teams get over seven
Speaker 3: lock it in seven point one three. I like the confidence, Keith.
Speaker 3: Good on you. Paul, Kay, oh how far is he
Speaker 3: just going to go?
Speaker 16: Now? I'm thinking he's got two hours and a brisk
Speaker 16: walk is about four or five k's I'm going at
Speaker 16: ten point five. I'll joke, fun runs and I've helped
Speaker 16: someone move a king size mattress from storage in it
Speaker 16: to their house.
Speaker 11: That was king.
Speaker 16: But if you got two guys, two plasterers, yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, but Paul, you're going to merge those two things?
Speaker 4: You can't just say I did a fun running I
Speaker 4: got Yeah, Okay.
Speaker 3: You're not a fun run with a queen mattress. All right,
Speaker 3: all right, Paul, let's not even put his one him the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melvin's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So we have in the studio now two very special people,
Speaker 3: but one super special guest. He's an eleven year old
Speaker 3: boy called Brady and his mum and Lee sent me
Speaker 3: an email a couple of weeks ago. She said, Brady
Speaker 3: is eleven years old and he was born with club
Speaker 3: feet as well as Ella's dan Los syndrome. He's had
Speaker 3: get this twelve operations to enable him to walk. You
Speaker 3: would think that this would make him a little bit
Speaker 3: annoyed about the hand he's been dealt. In fact, the
Speaker 3: complete opposite. Brady started fundraising. Now that's the bit where
Speaker 3: when I read what you've been up to, Brady, I
Speaker 3: wanted to get you in on the show. Your mum
Speaker 3: asked for something to do with the fundraising, but I
Speaker 3: wanted to meet you, and I wanted to let everyone
Speaker 3: know on this show who listens, just what an amazing
Speaker 3: young man you are, sir Brady. What have you done.
Speaker 3: You've been raising money for other kids in the world
Speaker 3: in poor areas who also have club feet, Is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 18: So basically we've like for other people in third world
Speaker 18: countries and things like that that have the same condition
Speaker 18: as me. We raised money and like, yeah, just try
Speaker 18: and give them their treatment that they need. It's like
Speaker 18: two hundred and fifty around there for one kid to
Speaker 18: get their full treatment. I think over the five years
Speaker 18: we've raised enough for like thirty nine children.
Speaker 3: Isn't that incredible? Well done? Yeah? And what made you
Speaker 3: think of them? Because obviously in this country there's amazing
Speaker 3: medical facilities, and you've experienced that somewhere like there where
Speaker 3: did you find out about what they haven't got what
Speaker 3: we have in this country?
Speaker 18: I mean it's kind of like a thing that eventually
Speaker 18: you think of things that aren't just about you. I've
Speaker 18: obviously been lucky to be born here and have the
Speaker 18: treatment that I can, but obviously people aren't as fortunate.
Speaker 18: So in their different countries or wherever they're from. I
Speaker 18: like to help out and give them the treatment that
Speaker 18: they need.
Speaker 3: But that's incredible because some people don't always think like that.
Speaker 3: Because obviously you've been through a lot. How many operations
Speaker 3: have you had? Twelve and you're eleven years of age. Yep,
Speaker 3: so you've spent a lot of time in hospital, a
Speaker 3: lot of time recovering, and I'm guessing a lot of
Speaker 3: time in pain. So it would be understandable if you
Speaker 3: just thought about you and trying to deal with your life.
Speaker 3: But you decide you have a choice. You decide to
Speaker 3: maybe try and do something to other people who've actually
Speaker 3: got a worse situation than you. And I think that's
Speaker 3: really incredible.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I agree, modest, it's quite humble.
Speaker 3: Why I think it's an amazing thing you've done. Now,
Speaker 3: your mom asked if you're the next big event? You've got?
Speaker 3: Your annual event is in a couple of weeks, time,
Speaker 3: isn't it? Yeah? What is it? It's on July sixth,
Speaker 3: that's it now. Mam asked if we had anything on
Speaker 3: the show to help you auction off, So tell me
Speaker 3: about what happens on the day. So on the day
Speaker 3: it's your event, you host it. Yeah, I don't doubt
Speaker 3: that there's no one better to host it. It's the
Speaker 3: Brady Show. What happens with the Brady Show? Are you
Speaker 3: shooting hoops or so.
Speaker 18: Basically there's a men's and a women's game and it's
Speaker 18: against it's Bringwood Hawks versus this year it's against the
Speaker 18: Jong Supercuts.
Speaker 3: Danny Good.
Speaker 19: Yeah, I think they're going to compass quite frankly, what is.
Speaker 3: It about those teams out in Geelong? It's the same
Speaker 3: in Photo as well. They're just running away with it.
Speaker 10: Never had a year where the Ringwood Hawks have lost
Speaker 10: on the gate on the event night.
Speaker 19: So we're going to pay off the other team.
Speaker 3: That's why you're setting those bands right, smart kid? Okay,
Speaker 3: so how do you you have.
Speaker 18: An auction Yeah, so we auction aft so there's like
Speaker 18: you buy like a wristband or some raffle tickets and
Speaker 18: things like that, and basically you will do a raffle
Speaker 18: for the prizes that are there that year, and there's
Speaker 18: a lot of big prizes.
Speaker 19: Every year we've gotten bigger.
Speaker 3: So what have you got this year? So far?
Speaker 19: We have a pair of Matthew dolved Over signed shoes.
Speaker 3: That's pretty cool. So you do you know him?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 8: I do.
Speaker 19: Actually I've been to like I went to a his
Speaker 19: basketball camp.
Speaker 3: I bet he was impressed to meet you.
Speaker 10: Brady was the only kid in a wheelchair. It was
Speaker 10: trouble running a lot, disince it's so he does a
Speaker 10: bit of chair basketball. So this was a camp for
Speaker 10: all these kids. So there's all these kids standing there
Speaker 10: and then Brady just.
Speaker 4: Rolls in and it was for us.
Speaker 10: It was really good because a few years ago they
Speaker 10: would have told him to sit on the sidelines and
Speaker 10: that's where he would have remained. But they were like,
Speaker 10: just join in. So like there's photos and video and
Speaker 10: there's all these kids running around playing basketball, and then
Speaker 10: there's Brady rolling through, like stealing the ball off them
Speaker 10: and that's so that's then.
Speaker 19: At the end of that camp, I think I approached
Speaker 19: him and gave him rishburn just to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you become buddies. Yeah, that's amazing. So you've
Speaker 3: got a pair of his signed shoes. Yeah, awesome to
Speaker 3: auction off. Okay, well, we've had a look around the
Speaker 3: office and you know, it's a it's a radio station,
Speaker 3: so we get all kinds of stuff. So we do
Speaker 3: actually have some stuff for you. So we have it.
Speaker 3: We actually have not one, but two surprises for you.
Speaker 3: Would you like to find out what they are? Brady? Yes?
Speaker 19: Please?
Speaker 3: All right, stay there after this then we'll come back
Speaker 3: and find out what Brady's surprises are.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four points.
Speaker 3: So with me. In his studio is an eleven year
Speaker 3: old inspirational young man called Brady. Brady has been born
Speaker 3: with club feet and he's had like countless operations twelve operations,
Speaker 3: spent about sixty two weeks of his life in plaster.
Speaker 3: But does he feel sorry for himself? No, you don't.
Speaker 3: He raises money every single year at a basketball event
Speaker 3: he hosts out at Ringwood, raising money for children who
Speaker 3: also have the same condition as him but can't afford
Speaker 3: life saving operation. I've lined up a surprise for you, Brady.
Speaker 3: On the line now live from California is Matthew Dellavedover.
Speaker 15: Hello, how are you guys going?
Speaker 3: We're going really well. We've got a superstar in the
Speaker 3: studio with us. I believe you've met him. He's an
Speaker 3: amazing young man trying to help other people out. Is
Speaker 3: called Brady Brady. This is your hero. But a surprise
Speaker 3: for you, Hi, don't Brady? Yeah?
Speaker 16: How you going mate?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 19: How are you? Yeah?
Speaker 17: Good?
Speaker 3: Thanks?
Speaker 15: Training's going well?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 15: How are you feeling I heard you're in hospital the
Speaker 15: other day.
Speaker 19: Yeah I was, but I'm feeling good.
Speaker 15: Yeah, you're feeling good now. Yeah, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: Now, Matthew, I know you dizzy at the moment. Thank
Speaker 3: you for freeing out some time. We thought you'd be
Speaker 3: the best person to tell young Brady a couple of
Speaker 3: things you've got. You're currently donating for his big auction
Speaker 3: he's got coming up.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, I mean, I know you've got the big
Speaker 15: charity event on the sixth of July to raise funds
Speaker 15: for Miracle Feet. And I'd like to donate a pair
Speaker 15: of tickets the Boomers USA game at Marble Stadium on
Speaker 15: Thursday the twenty second, and then also one of my partners,
Speaker 15: Sporting and Being Partners to donate an official NBA game
Speaker 15: boll So hopefully that can raise some money for you
Speaker 15: and help support you and the great job you're doing.
Speaker 19: Thank you so much doing.
Speaker 3: Is that amazing? Yeah? I should go down all right,
Speaker 3: So listen, Jan he's got you those. He's also got
Speaker 3: you another surprise.
Speaker 6: But this is not another one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but this isn't for you to off. This is
Speaker 3: just for you.
Speaker 15: Yeah, this one's just for you. In you know, support
Speaker 15: of you and the great work you're doing and the
Speaker 15: great example and your positive attitude. So I spoke to
Speaker 15: the promoters at TG Live and to thank you for
Speaker 15: everything you're doing. I've got four tickets for you and
Speaker 15: your family to go to the Boomers USA game on
Speaker 15: the Saturday nights. So looking forward to having you there.
Speaker 15: It's going to be great.
Speaker 19: Thank you so much. I really appreciate it.
Speaker 3: If you could see his face right now, it's like
Speaker 3: it's Christmas Day in the studio right now.
Speaker 2: Christmas and you.
Speaker 14: That's great.
Speaker 3: And listen why we've got you on so big game
Speaker 3: here in Melbourne Marvel Stadium against America. How do you
Speaker 3: think it's going to get on? Because you do a
Speaker 3: big upset, you got home advantage.
Speaker 19: Let's go Australia.
Speaker 15: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 3: If you beat them on the Saturday night a Marvel Stadium,
Speaker 3: that's because Brady's there, You're then going to have to
Speaker 3: take him as a lucky mascot to China.
Speaker 2: Hey, whatever it takes to for sure, right, I mean,
Speaker 2: what can I say?
Speaker 19: I am pretty good? Good luck charm.
Speaker 15: I know, I know I still got your your wristband on,
Speaker 15: So hopefully brings me more.
Speaker 3: Good luck. That's Goodny. Listen, I know you're busy. We
Speaker 3: really appreciate you freeing up some time. But I know
Speaker 3: when you heard it was the Superstar and the studio. Brady,
Speaker 3: you were kind enough to do this. So Matt delivand over,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for talking to us. Thanks for
Speaker 3: all the great gifts as well. You're a legend.
Speaker 19: Thank you.
Speaker 15: Now, Brady, keep up the good work.
Speaker 3: He's saluting you. He's saluting you right now from Melbourne.
Speaker 3: You can see from Melbourne, Richmond to California to you Deny.
Speaker 3: All right, thank you very much.
Speaker 15: All right, have a good day.
Speaker 6: You realized that he can't because it's radio.
Speaker 19: I didn't know what to say that that was the problem.
Speaker 3: So how much is that you've got all these great
Speaker 3: things to give away at the auction, hopefully raising great
Speaker 3: money to helt more kids. And then you also four
Speaker 3: tickets to go to the Boomers game.
Speaker 10: You can't believe it because he gets saying to me,
Speaker 10: can we go on? I'm like, the tickets are too expensive?
Speaker 3: Way, Well, it's in Brady. It's a joy to meet you,
Speaker 3: a real pleasure. I think you're an amazing young man.
Speaker 3: You're doing something really really special. Well done. I hope
Speaker 3: enjoyed the Boomers game. Good luck. Let's know how much
Speaker 3: money you raise as well on the big day. Thank
Speaker 3: you it it's our pleasure. Thank you very much for
Speaker 3: coming in. Brady, well on your staff the first time.
Speaker 1: And O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Do you know I only just realized yesterday. Eoffy is
Speaker 3: short for end or financial year. I thought every time
Speaker 3: I've heard that advert it was like a thing of
Speaker 3: rhyming with office works EFE, like some oldie thing that
Speaker 3: they were trying to go.
Speaker 4: It's a medieval word for office.
Speaker 3: Yes MENI evil based fountain pens with quills and I
Speaker 3: don't know now it's oh eof fee. When did that
Speaker 3: come to you? Is that a common thing?
Speaker 4: I reckon about three or four years old.
Speaker 6: Would you say, make a bit longer? I reckon, it's
Speaker 6: annoying where.
Speaker 4: They've short where they've shortened.
Speaker 3: To the I know you love that. I love to
Speaker 3: shorten the word or chuck it at the end, but
Speaker 3: is a new one. Would you say that? Someone say yeah,
Speaker 3: I saw a TV and you got it in the
Speaker 3: end of your financial Sir would you say it's a eofi? No, no, no, right, okay,
Speaker 3: if anyone is trying to pull that off, Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: today's that work time waster? Is healthy movies? Okay, I've
Speaker 3: got fat free Willie, that's good, Kombucha, Cassidy and the
Speaker 3: Sun Dance Kid. Honey, I shrunk my waistline. Mm hmmm, dude,
Speaker 3: where's my beta carrotine? Sorry, dude, where's my beta carrotine?
Speaker 3: Is beta carotene is vitamina?
Speaker 4: Okay, well, I thought you said you were sitting on
Speaker 4: six gold bullets.
Speaker 3: Am. These are bag mag mag Fight Club soda with
Speaker 3: a dash of cranberry juice for taste. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: you've got ko that's good. Pilates of the Caribbean. Pilatees
Speaker 3: of the Caribbean, come on, and the yog hurt Locker,
Speaker 3: yogurt Locker, And when Harry met salad, come on, when
Speaker 3: haw He mets salad, it's got what's up with you?
Speaker 4: Let me show you how I.
Speaker 3: Just laid it down when Harry met salad. Honey, I
Speaker 3: shunk my waistline.
Speaker 4: Fat free, Willy, do that bit of cross anthelo?
Speaker 3: Fine, dude, where's my beta carotine?
Speaker 4: Chariots of fiber.
Speaker 3: That is good. That is good, That is good.
Speaker 4: Planet of the abs.
Speaker 3: Nice, Planet of the grapes would have been better.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, the whole nine hours. That's a sleep based one.
Speaker 4: Getting your whole.
Speaker 3: It if you could to explain it.
Speaker 4: It's not funny kale, Bill, I've showed up from Monty
Speaker 4: Python and a holy kale.
Speaker 6: That's better.
Speaker 4: Fight and men can't jump.
Speaker 3: Now you didn't give any leave to mind. I'm deliberately
Speaker 3: holding that laughter, no lulls coming from me today. All right,
Speaker 3: Send us yours and four seven five three one oh
Speaker 3: four three healthy movies. Re mark them in ten minutes time.
Speaker 3: Here on Gold one o four point three, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Jack and I joined in the studio now by two
Speaker 3: studious young students. They've been in work experience here at
Speaker 3: the radio station all week and Jack and Awa Chaplor
Speaker 3: earlier and they impressed me so much, such such smart
Speaker 3: young men, that I thought would give them a go it.
Speaker 3: Today's at work time, wister, Good morning, Willie, I'm billy. Sorry,
Speaker 3: I'm billy, who's Willy? Thank? I just did say the
Speaker 3: name of random the last Shi did?
Speaker 4: Alright, Bill and Will?
Speaker 3: So my little time ways.
Speaker 18: I've got a healthy beauty in the beast, which is
Speaker 18: beauty and the beetroot very good.
Speaker 4: That is a silver plus somewhere. And then I've got
Speaker 4: diet hard, very very good. That's a gold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well done. And also, well, don't it's just your
Speaker 3: first time on the radio. It is okay, it's not
Speaker 3: even remotely intimidated.
Speaker 4: Are you nervous at all?
Speaker 3: Just cool? I'm cool? Are you? Billy? I?
Speaker 4: Will?
Speaker 3: Where's Billy gone? That I could double at Billy and Zilly?
Speaker 3: All right, David, who are you?
Speaker 8: And Will?
Speaker 3: Harry is?
Speaker 4: At last we'll jump into the micro.
Speaker 3: Well, what have you got for it? So it's healthy movies?
Speaker 3: So they are a time. So let's see what the
Speaker 3: younger generation, of course.
Speaker 4: So I got coconut water world good, that's smart silver.
Speaker 4: I got a Corner of the Dead.
Speaker 3: Oh, then that's a gold.
Speaker 4: That's a civil plus gold. Suicide squash, suicide squashes.
Speaker 11: Very good.
Speaker 4: Squash. As a kid, that was favorite vegetable.
Speaker 3: Always a weak horrible cordio, isn't it? Squash? Hey? Listen, boys,
Speaker 3: well done, thanks for doing that, all right? Let's see
Speaker 3: what the listener said this morning. Hey guys, Megan here
Speaker 3: you can buy tamagotchi from Kmarp. I favored of that
Speaker 3: earlier should that shouldn't be in there. We were talking
Speaker 3: about Edward Spinach hands, Silver, Crouching Tiger, hidden dragon fruit.
Speaker 4: I don't know what a dragon fruit is. Bronze.
Speaker 3: It's a classic Australian fruit. The dragon fruit?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 4: Do we get it here?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: You guys say dragon fruit?
Speaker 3: No, we don't know it?
Speaker 4: Vietnam, I think, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, you've got a lot to learn about. Ready.
Speaker 3: You don't ever correct the guy that sits here. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, Pete diet Hard you probably stole it from
Speaker 3: the listeners, this one talking ten things I hate about cucumber. Silver.
Speaker 3: That's my kincherlong, dude, where's my carbs? That's the better one.
Speaker 3: Toby and Northcot, well done, plus I Granola, know what
Speaker 3: you did last summer? Granola? What you did last summer?
Speaker 3: Silver plus Herbie, no candy for old men? Silver Tofu Panda, Yeah,
Speaker 3: gold on Jackie Cloudy with a chance of medicine balls.
Speaker 3: That's good gold. Robin Milton and Uncle Buck Wheat, Gold
Speaker 3: Don't Count and Rover.
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Speaker 3: Hey you're doing about you, Jackie boy? Today it's like
Speaker 3: Christmas Eve, Patsy's birthday tomorrow. Patsy's one of these people
Speaker 3: that goes and going, I don't want to fuss because
Speaker 3: it's my birthday, but keeps dropping in the fact that
Speaker 3: it's a birthday tomorrow, going on about it. Please, no
Speaker 3: big surprise on my birthday. You've got the dates, by
Speaker 3: the way, I like PA, so we've got everything sort of.
Speaker 5: No, I don't want to big fuss, Seriously, I don't.
Speaker 3: It's a later counsel what we've got planned. I mean,
Speaker 3: they're flying in from Vegas.
Speaker 6: Those in Vegas, what.
Speaker 3: Do they do.
Speaker 6: They're in Australia Strip Group.
Speaker 4: They're like PG strippers. Yeah, they don't go them all
Speaker 4: the way, they don't go the full monthy, but they
Speaker 4: get their kids off.
Speaker 3: So a little bit of like just one of the
Speaker 3: boys or something, a little bit just a bit of
Speaker 3: them is poking out their pants or something, and they
Speaker 3: still think.
Speaker 5: So Jamie Jurry was a member of the original so
Speaker 5: they recycled.
Speaker 3: And how can you do a PG version of that? Act?
Speaker 6: Easy? Just don't show everything, yeah.
Speaker 3: Keep your nickers on right, Okay, all right? I think
Speaker 3: my wife's been doing that for the last twenty years
Speaker 3: of our marriage.
Speaker 4: Or she could do around the country doing battle badly
Speaker 4: you wantity?
Speaker 3: Can you tell she's not in the country right now?
Speaker 3: I can say stuff like that, she's an hemisphere More Brave.
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Speaker 3: Title of today's show is Carpenter Ghost. If you missed
Speaker 3: any of today's show, can catch up with the podcast
Speaker 3: on the iHeartRadio app. Of course you can stream this
Speaker 3: fine radio station tomorrow. It's about two things. Obviously, Patsy's birthday, stop.
Speaker 6: Going on about it enough anything about it?
Speaker 3: And the amazing match racey. Who do you think is
Speaker 3: going to win?
Speaker 4: I think the twins, I reckon the old man is strong.
Speaker 4: Well he's not the old man. Sorry, he's strong, but
Speaker 4: it's an endurance challenge.
Speaker 3: All right, we will see, Okay, we'll find out tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: Have a great day. Thanks for listening. Hik is on
Speaker 3: the way. More chance you get on the phone. Contacts
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