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Speaker 2: I'll tell you what, Bats, you are the best news
Speaker 2: reader I've ever worked with. Thank you, No, simisy, you
Speaker 2: really listen to Patsy's news? Got the voice? Yeah, comm
Speaker 2: on you do. Jack and I were just obviously we're
Speaker 2: getting ready for the show and that, but we were
Speaker 2: both on our headphones on we were listening to your news.
Speaker 2: We feel like we're up today. We know what happened
Speaker 2: that Tennis ashes out my favorite bit of the six
Speaker 2: o'clock bulletin. Do you know what it is? It's the
Speaker 2: finance stuff.
Speaker 3: I like the finance. You're a money man.
Speaker 2: You know it's not for me. But I'm kind of think,
Speaker 2: you know, I guess because I have in my mind
Speaker 2: the kind of person listens to this part of the
Speaker 2: show is naked in bed, exhausted, and suddenly they go,
Speaker 2: oh do you do that about the dal jokes? And
Speaker 2: also what time are you giving away? Those Phil Collins
Speaker 2: tickets as well. They're both interested in the stock markets
Speaker 2: around the world and they want to win Phil Collins tickets.
Speaker 2: We tick both boxes on this show. I love the
Speaker 2: fact that you do the financial stuff because I even
Speaker 2: cast an ear over it, and I don't really understand
Speaker 2: the world markets whatsoever. It's not my job to, but
Speaker 2: I do always go interesting about what's happening with the
Speaker 2: down Jones. Do you know what I just read on
Speaker 2: Dow Jones is none of one of the most policing
Speaker 2: words to say, like Roland Garrosh Dow Jones drop into
Speaker 2: a conversation and it gives you an air of intelligence.
Speaker 4: Should all three of us put a little bit of
Speaker 4: money into the down Jones.
Speaker 2: So that we can at least celebrate or mourn together
Speaker 2: when it goes. We then invested with a six o'clock
Speaker 2: finance update. But it's not there at seven, eight or nine?
Speaker 2: Is it past there at eight? Why is it at
Speaker 2: seven or nine?
Speaker 5: I don't know, you right, I just read.
Speaker 2: So what financial people they don't care about what's going
Speaker 2: on with the down Jones seven.
Speaker 3: Were eating breakfast and having coffee points.
Speaker 2: They just their button bring out or something or They're
Speaker 2: sat in front of a load of monitors with all
Speaker 2: the stock markets sound in so right now in Africa
Speaker 2: and hour's time, Pats, He's going to update us. Then
Speaker 2: we can get all this online right now, sir, don't
Speaker 2: touch it.
Speaker 3: Wake the girl.
Speaker 2: Those stocks can't be trusted.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: On today's show them back for twenty nineteen Facebook Marketplace.
Speaker 2: The prices right got loads of various strange chat for
Speaker 2: Jack and Pats are trying to guess how much people
Speaker 2: are asking for it. Also, we need to talk about
Speaker 2: Mary flipping condo. Honestly has ruined my life, but I
Speaker 2: think is making everybody that works in op shops in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: They must be having the best New year ever with
Speaker 2: just bags and bags and bags and stuff as people
Speaker 2: are decluttering and working out what brings them spark of jay.
Speaker 2: So we've got to get into Mary Flipping Condo. Later
Speaker 2: on this morning. My dad went to the tennis yesterday,
Speaker 2: was there at the quarter finals during the day. We've
Speaker 2: got a full report of how we got on with that.
Speaker 2: And also we have a brand new song from the
Speaker 2: New Singing sensation that we debuted world premiere on the
Speaker 2: show yesterday. For your Phil Connins tickets and the Field
Speaker 2: Connors tickets this week aren't any kind of normal Field
Speaker 2: Connors tickets. These are tickets that can be upgraded this
Speaker 2: week to front row and a backstage tour as well.
Speaker 2: You'd be the envy of friends. But Filipino Conins is back.
Speaker 2: Shanon is back with a brand new Filipino version of
Speaker 2: a classic phild Connins song. Today's one is a beautiful,
Speaker 2: beautiful cover version. Start's Waiting for You at seven thirty
Speaker 2: this morning. Now, before that, this time yesterday on the show,
Speaker 2: we were just talking about who listens and only listens
Speaker 2: to this first hour of the show. As Jack and
Speaker 2: I were saying yesterday, it's actually our favorite hour of
Speaker 2: the show. Now we can only say this to you
Speaker 2: now we start saying this after seven when the other
Speaker 2: lot turn up, they're gonna get upset if we say,
Speaker 2: listen our most relaxed and favorite part of the show.
Speaker 2: And it's a bit lucy Goosey is six to seven.
Speaker 2: The Boss hasn't woken up yet. You know, she had
Speaker 2: another big night yesterday gambling, so she doesn't really get
Speaker 2: out of bed till about all eight or nine o'clock,
Speaker 2: so she doesn't hear six till seven. But there are
Speaker 2: people that we started to speak to quite a few
Speaker 2: yesterday that only ever hear this part of the show. Now,
Speaker 2: some of you end up listening for longer, which we
Speaker 2: love the fact. That's great, thank you very much for that.
Speaker 2: But some of you only ever tune in early doors
Speaker 2: from six to seven. If we're talking to you, and
Speaker 2: that is you right now, please give us a call, Jack,
Speaker 2: who is it? We've spoke to you yesterday. We had
Speaker 2: some great calls yesterday.
Speaker 4: We had Kathy who is the arborist. Her and her
Speaker 4: husband the.
Speaker 2: What They are married and they work together and they
Speaker 2: maintain trees for the council.
Speaker 4: And she promised that we could use her cherry picker
Speaker 4: if we need it for anything on the show.
Speaker 2: That doesn't sound right when you said that a lady
Speaker 2: has offered us to use her cherry picker for any day.
Speaker 2: And then was the lady that works in horse quarantine.
Speaker 4: That's right, Yeah, she sees all the race horses coming
Speaker 4: or also a lot of donkeys.
Speaker 2: We didn't know. We found something you out yesterday that
Speaker 2: there is a big market for donkey imports in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: About an hour and a half into yesterday, Shaft to
Speaker 2: talker to this lady and I was just speculating, where
Speaker 2: are all these donkeys that are being brought into Melbourne?
Speaker 2: Where do we see them? I don't see any donkeys around.
Speaker 2: And a guy just texted the show simply saying, not
Speaker 2: good morning Christian or anything like that, but there's a
Speaker 2: donkey and lang lang one single donki. That's it, one
Speaker 2: single donkey. So anyway, if you only listen to the
Speaker 2: early part of the show, give us a call. You
Speaker 2: might be on your way to work. You might be
Speaker 2: on your way home from work. You might just be
Speaker 2: lying in bed trying to muster up the energy to
Speaker 2: get out and go to work today. Give us a call.
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian oh' connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: So this morning we want to get to know you better.
Speaker 2: If you only ever hear this part of the show.
Speaker 2: Some people don't even rock up to even do this
Speaker 2: part of their own breakfast show. That's not that rare.
Speaker 2: I'll get there at seven o'clock when they're a bit
Speaker 2: more better dressed and better behavior. I don't really want
Speaker 2: to don't talk to that six hound rebel was. We
Speaker 2: love doing this part of the show and we want
Speaker 2: to get to know you better if you only ever
Speaker 2: hear this part of the show. So, if that's you,
Speaker 2: give us a call this morning so we can say hi.
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one four three. All right, let's
Speaker 2: take some calls this morning, say hello, Nicole, good morning.
Speaker 6: Good morning, how are you all?
Speaker 2: We're good this morning? The car and I hope you're well?
Speaker 2: And what are you up to? And this time of
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 6: Well, I get in the car just as you guys
Speaker 6: generally come on, and I only get to listen for
Speaker 6: about thirty five minutes as I drive to work.
Speaker 2: So what do you do for living? Why don't you
Speaker 2: are you're not allowed to listen to the radio? Thank?
Speaker 6: I work for the text office.
Speaker 2: No radios, no radios, no humor, no music. Craig is,
Speaker 2: So is it just like a really silent office? What's
Speaker 2: the noise in the office? What do you do? Ah?
Speaker 6: I actually work as an EA that's generally around us
Speaker 6: on the floors. There's lots of orditing areas and that.
Speaker 6: So they're all accountants and all that sort of thing,
Speaker 6: head down, bum up.
Speaker 4: Really so mean, I don't I don't think I've ever
Speaker 4: been into an office or walk through an office that
Speaker 4: has no music playing in the background.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no, nothing at all, not even in the elevators.
Speaker 2: Now is that hard or do you do they think
Speaker 2: that they that you guys need that to focus and
Speaker 2: concentrate looking at all those numbers on screens, And well,
Speaker 2: I have a I.
Speaker 6: Take the work a set of little ear plugs and
Speaker 6: put in if everyone else has gone around and realized.
Speaker 4: To stick those in.
Speaker 2: See, So what were you listened to? We listened to
Speaker 2: a podcast or.
Speaker 6: Yeah, just generally some music that's on the phar on
Speaker 6: my phone because you just can't get very good reception
Speaker 6: anyway in there, right, Okay.
Speaker 2: So it's not like a company policy you can't listen
Speaker 2: to any music, just going to crunch the numbers.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's quite.
Speaker 2: Can you do me a favor? Can you go and
Speaker 2: find the department then look after my tax accounts there
Speaker 2: and let them know I generally do run a gardening business. Okay,
Speaker 2: I just I just drop in here, do a couple
Speaker 2: of links. But I am a self employed gardener, Okay,
Speaker 2: just so everyone understands it's a legit business.
Speaker 6: Noble a chat.
Speaker 2: That's it. Yeah, that's it. Yeah, she's found my file. Now,
Speaker 2: okay Gardener first, DJ second, Okay, all right, Nicole, thanks
Speaker 2: for giving us a call. We have a good day
Speaker 2: crunching those numbers.
Speaker 6: You do buy all right?
Speaker 2: Do you know Pats has never paid tax in her life?
Speaker 2: Hugger Off told me the day, never paid never paid
Speaker 2: tax in her life. She said to me other day.
Speaker 2: She's got some sort of back door sort of arrangement
Speaker 2: stuff that all the money gets paid into an account
Speaker 2: and Papa new gives you sure account.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm a regular pool.
Speaker 2: Gavin, Good morning, big g Welcome to the show. What
Speaker 2: are you up to this time of the show there, buddy, Yeah,
Speaker 2: and what do you do? You sund like you're in
Speaker 2: a saw mill.
Speaker 7: I'll work in the I've got a look to restaurants,
Speaker 7: safes and all that.
Speaker 2: Now, you see, if you're a milkman, then you're starting.
Speaker 2: You guys work horrendous hours. You work during the night.
Speaker 7: Yes, I start like about twelve thirty.
Speaker 2: In the morning, twelve thirteen. Oh god, that's horrendous. So
Speaker 2: what do you sp try and sleep during the day.
Speaker 2: How are you doing at the moment it's so hot?
Speaker 7: Oh, it's called air conditioning.
Speaker 2: What you're sleeping in the back of the milk float
Speaker 2: or something cutting up to the milk to keep cool.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I've done that.
Speaker 2: And have you got a milk float or is it
Speaker 2: like a van a truck for millions of truck yep?
Speaker 2: And if you got gold on are we number one
Speaker 2: in your presetsir? Thank you very much? This guy was
Speaker 2: that guy out there?
Speaker 4: Yeah, thanks Gavin, have a good Day's hy grandpa? Actually
Speaker 4: he was in a milkman back in the day of
Speaker 4: when you drove around to every house and we put
Speaker 4: the glass milk.
Speaker 2: The day you have like the open cart. It's called
Speaker 2: a milk float in the UK.
Speaker 4: It was honestly when he first st he had a
Speaker 4: horse and cut Yeah really that's amazing horse. This is
Speaker 4: in the Hartleburg Preston area. The horse would clopped down
Speaker 4: the street, he would jump out and go and put
Speaker 4: the milk on.
Speaker 2: And that it used to be delivered and everyone got
Speaker 2: the milk delivered. Now they don't really do that anymore,
Speaker 2: but you still always be on your doorstep. And remember
Speaker 2: there was like a big campaign to look out for
Speaker 2: old people. You'd always have to look go past their house.
Speaker 2: If you saw the milk bottles hadn't been collected from
Speaker 2: their front doorstop, that was like an early indication that
Speaker 2: they weren't very well. And you go and knock on
Speaker 2: the door and just checked that they were alive.
Speaker 4: Whose idea wasn't to put just milk back in the shops.
Speaker 2: I know, it's a shame, isn't it, because you used
Speaker 2: to know everyone knew their local we used to call
Speaker 2: the milkies, but you knew who that was. It was
Speaker 2: like a real character in the neighborhood. When they would
Speaker 2: come around. Then they did like orange juice. Do you
Speaker 2: think it's when it started to become like lactose free milk.
Speaker 2: And now in a place the other day and I
Speaker 2: asked for my normal Ponsi chai latte and then they
Speaker 2: said what kind of milk do you want? And I went, oh,
Speaker 2: you know, normal milk, and they looked at me like
Speaker 2: I wanted to die. They went Rmond, not chying, not sorry, sorry,
Speaker 2: not normal and normal? Jeez, you know this guy, oh
Speaker 2: death wish out the front there. I dust off the
Speaker 2: full cream. No one someone medding.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: So we started this yesterday on this day in mystery,
Speaker 2: we take you to this exact date at some point
Speaker 2: in history, got to work out what thing happened yesterday.
Speaker 2: Jack was in charge of it. This morning. It goes
Speaker 2: to on this day, mystery, on this day.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's me today, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Patsy, what have you got for us today?
Speaker 5: Then January the January twenty third, my mom's birthday as well.
Speaker 2: And you two lovely ladies going up for lunch today?
Speaker 2: Perhaps what are you can do with mom?
Speaker 3: Well we might not be.
Speaker 2: T ba.
Speaker 5: Audrey was up all night sick last night.
Speaker 2: Oh come on, don't try that old Yes, she's on
Speaker 2: sick little pet. Oh that's what we can't the sick
Speaker 2: kid coming on too.
Speaker 3: Can't wait till school goes back?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I think?
Speaker 3: My kids exhausted?
Speaker 2: When did they get I don't think my kids are
Speaker 2: ever going back. I just since we permanently got them off.
Speaker 3: Mine's on a sabbatical.
Speaker 2: When does Autie go backb yeah, same a week after next.
Speaker 2: I just presumed it was next.
Speaker 3: Week, Like she's at university already all right, So.
Speaker 2: It's just the thing in history that when they go
Speaker 2: up two hundred years ago, our children broke up.
Speaker 5: I would have read this headline on the show If
Speaker 5: We're Around on this day back in eighty six, that
Speaker 5: James Brown and Elvis were the first ever artists to
Speaker 5: be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: I can't believe it started.
Speaker 2: That late, and it's right that it was Elvis to
Speaker 2: be one of the first women inducted to the Rock
Speaker 2: and Roll Hall of Fame. Where is the rock and
Speaker 2: Roll Hall of Fame? Does it actually exist in the US?
Speaker 5: It's the US rock and Roll an actual like the
Speaker 5: League of Justice building?
Speaker 3: Yeah, is it?
Speaker 2: Is it somewhere you can go and visit?
Speaker 4: That's a good question, Like is that an actual hall
Speaker 4: with posters on that?
Speaker 3: It's sony and better than.
Speaker 2: Posters of blue tack sticking them up enduring pins on
Speaker 2: the back of a door. It's a picture of Elvis
Speaker 2: and Chuck Berry.
Speaker 5: Also, the toy that's been enjoyed by generations if Kids
Speaker 5: was invented on this day back in fifty seven, the Frisbee.
Speaker 2: I wonder what was it? Originally? Was that the original name.
Speaker 2: What was it?
Speaker 3: No, it was originally called the Pluto platter.
Speaker 4: Wait a second, Marty mcfi invented the frisbee and back.
Speaker 2: That was the hollba fas fake facts.
Speaker 5: But boys, it's this day in history that really strikes
Speaker 5: a chord with us. After it's it made its stay
Speaker 5: boot back in nineteen eighty three, have a listen.
Speaker 8: In eighteen seventy two, crack Commander it was sent to
Speaker 8: prison by a military Chris springs me.
Speaker 2: So much joyed.
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 2: Oh? Was just stopping it there on?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't get too much away.
Speaker 4: It's kind of all I didn't. I mean, I didn't
Speaker 4: even watch the TV show, but I know what that is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you heathen, you didn't watch it.
Speaker 4: By the time I came along, I wasn't on TV anymore.
Speaker 2: No, I wouldn't have forget he's younger than us. That's
Speaker 2: just hearing that intro is like the soundtrack of my childhood.
Speaker 2: That made me so happy. I that was my favorite
Speaker 2: TV show as a kid. Absolutely, So it's the A Team, Yeah, yes,
Speaker 2: it is right. Okay, So what we want this morning
Speaker 2: is for people to call in. Can anyone actually recite
Speaker 2: without going to the Internet. That intro had one of
Speaker 2: the greatest TV intros ever. I reckon I can get
Speaker 2: the first couple of words. In nineteen seventy four, a
Speaker 2: Crack commando unit were.
Speaker 4: You know what, I should be able to do it
Speaker 4: because hamish and use that as the introo just to
Speaker 4: love it.
Speaker 5: Actually seventy two you should remember that's.
Speaker 2: How nineteen seventy two a Crack Commando unit were something
Speaker 2: like not banished to the LA underground.
Speaker 4: To prison where we need to go to someone calling
Speaker 4: right now?
Speaker 2: Then? All right, calling right now? Don't jump on Google,
Speaker 2: don't cheat. Is there any one that can have a
Speaker 2: better go. I've only got the first couple of lines
Speaker 2: of it. I first got the words of it to
Speaker 2: the A team intro. Can you do that? Nine four
Speaker 2: one four one oh four three give us a call?
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We're doing on this day in Mystery Study Yesterday where
Speaker 2: we take you back to a day in history. You've
Speaker 2: got to work out what happened.
Speaker 1: On this.
Speaker 2: Day, mystery on this day. So each day one of
Speaker 2: us is in charge of this feature today, it's falling
Speaker 2: to the Great Pats and perhaps has told us about
Speaker 2: a amazing one of the best eighties TV shows ever
Speaker 2: and also had one of the greatest theme tunes ever.
Speaker 2: Perhaps the TV show that debuted on this day in.
Speaker 3: History is the eighteen What a show?
Speaker 2: Did you like your Pats?
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 2: To me it was when that used to be at
Speaker 2: five twenty on a Saturday, Wow and it was the
Speaker 2: highlight of my weekend. I would then get out my
Speaker 2: BMX bike afterwards and make out I was involved with
Speaker 2: the A team, just cycle around the neighborhood.
Speaker 3: Which character were you?
Speaker 7: Though?
Speaker 2: Always houlding Mad Murdock with my one because he was crazy.
Speaker 3: That is what you're like.
Speaker 2: Actually, I used to absolutely love the show. It's a
Speaker 2: huge show.
Speaker 5: Was Chris my husband had a bj BJ barracas doll.
Speaker 2: I think it's called b a bracers b don't know
Speaker 2: what hey listen whatever? Need bedroom? What are you here
Speaker 2: in there? Chris with my BJ bracas doll?
Speaker 9: Again?
Speaker 5: Sorry, he's still got it. It's next to the blow
Speaker 5: up doll. But the first episode after the US Super Bowl?
Speaker 5: Did you know that it had an audience of around
Speaker 5: a quarter of the American total audience that night. It
Speaker 5: was a big twenty six percent of the audience.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's great, Okay, So I was saying it had
Speaker 2: the greatest had the greatest theme tune that intro. What
Speaker 2: I can membory is in nineteen seventy four Crack Commando
Speaker 2: seventy two, seventy two Crack Commando Unit was for crimes
Speaker 2: they didn't commit. If you can find no, if you
Speaker 2: if you can find them, and you can anyway, we're
Speaker 2: asking someone who can recite the intro to the A Team,
Speaker 2: Gary and Rose by the Reckons. He can do it.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Gary, Good morning? All right? Gary, so big
Speaker 2: fan of the A Team, right, very much? So who
Speaker 2: was your favorite character?
Speaker 10: I'd have to say, Hannibal.
Speaker 2: What about bj Sorry Hannibal the leader with the cigar.
Speaker 2: I was just to do it because they never charged
Speaker 2: any of their clients, because they're all people that needed help,
Speaker 2: and they were like a modern day Robin Hood's but
Speaker 2: with guns and that big old gmc van. But they
Speaker 2: I don't know where they got like living expense they
Speaker 2: make their money. I don't know.
Speaker 3: They're on Social Security right now.
Speaker 2: Who was the guy who was always tracking them? Down,
Speaker 2: was it, Colonel Decker, Yeah, yeah, that's it all right,
Speaker 2: give it, give it a go, then the intro. Can
Speaker 2: you do it, Gary, I can go.
Speaker 10: Nineteen seventy two, a crack Commander unit was sent to
Speaker 10: prison by the military court for a crime they didn't commit.
Speaker 10: These men promptly escape from a maximum security stockade to
Speaker 10: the Los Angeles underground. Today is still wanted by the government.
Speaker 10: They survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a
Speaker 10: problem and no one else can help, and if you
Speaker 10: can find them, maybe you can hire the eighteen.
Speaker 2: Oh really, you know, as a kid, just hearing phrases
Speaker 2: like soldiers of fortune crime they didn't commit.
Speaker 4: I still don't know what a lot of that means. Wait,
Speaker 4: so they escaped from prison to go cris they did?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they were. There were good vigilantes, people who were
Speaker 2: in desperate need, which would somehow it always they were
Speaker 2: in disguise when you would go to meet the eighteen.
Speaker 2: They were always in disguise every four episodes. When you
Speaker 2: look back at it now, it's a very different time.
Speaker 2: I was the eighties. It was Hannibal dressed up as
Speaker 2: usually an oriental gentleman.
Speaker 3: I'm not changing.
Speaker 2: It was what they did to the eyes were very
Speaker 2: different time very ignorant times they were, but otherwise they
Speaker 2: were good guys. In nineteen stenty.
Speaker 8: Two, Cracks was sent to prison by a military court
Speaker 8: for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escape
Speaker 8: from a maximum security stacade to the Los Angeles underground. Today,
Speaker 8: still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune.
Speaker 8: If you have a problem, if no one else can help,
Speaker 8: and if you can find them, maybe you can hire
Speaker 8: the eighties.
Speaker 4: Show did you ever see the episode where they escaped
Speaker 4: from prison?
Speaker 2: No, they never showed that one. No. I'm on Wikipedia
Speaker 2: right now and I've got some of the episode titles
Speaker 2: because it ran for years. Say it with bullets season four?
Speaker 2: We all know about the Maltese fulcan with Humphrey Bogot.
Speaker 2: What about the Maltese cow? That episode called the Maltese Cow?
Speaker 2: Like I said, it was the eighties. What about this
Speaker 2: one episode seventeen of season three, only church in Town?
Speaker 2: But of course you know what's gonna be known for
Speaker 2: that baj Toddle.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three on today's show More last chance Phil Collins tickets.
Speaker 2: You could be going backstage on a tour before Phil
Speaker 2: goes on stage with me. You can win that this
Speaker 2: week and front row tickets as well. Another brilliant song
Speaker 2: from Filipino Collins coming up just start to eight. I
Speaker 2: got this morning. We've also got Facebook Marketplace.
Speaker 4: Sorry, just the way you worded the backstage tour, he
Speaker 4: made it sound like you were going on stage with
Speaker 4: Phil Collins, did I Yeah, because you got the backstage
Speaker 4: tour before Phil Collins goes on stage with me.
Speaker 2: The backstage who is with you? The only person going
Speaker 2: on that stage before p Diddy is Huggy. Yeah. You
Speaker 2: see how I didn't realize hugg he'd been off for
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks as well. Yeah, he told me
Speaker 2: he'd just been sat on a beach.
Speaker 4: Boy, he looks like it's amazing.
Speaker 2: All right then? And also, yeah, we've got Facebook marketplace.
Speaker 2: The price is right, the first one of twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: I'll give you anup date how my dad got on yesterday.
Speaker 2: My dad's over visiting Australia for the first time his life.
Speaker 2: He's had an amazing three weeks. Yesterday I sent him
Speaker 2: off to the tennis called a final. He's there all
Speaker 2: day with his girlfriend and I'll share you with show
Speaker 2: you some of his thoughts of the day. I need
Speaker 2: to talk about this TV fad, and I'm sure there'll
Speaker 2: be some of you who have suffered with this thing
Speaker 2: as well. Netflix show, Big, Netflix Show sweeping the world.
Speaker 2: You know, when a TV show breaks, and it's not
Speaker 2: just about the TV show, it ripples out to this
Speaker 2: kind of fat and even if people haven't seen the
Speaker 2: TV show, they're talking about it. They're going, yeah, we
Speaker 2: need to do this. We're talking about decluttering. There's a
Speaker 2: TV show on Netflix where a lady called Marie Kondo Okay,
Speaker 2: and what she does is she goes around, she Japanese lady,
Speaker 2: and she goes around to his American home. So they've
Speaker 2: got a lot of stuff like we all have that
Speaker 2: accumulate over the years, and she urged them to get
Speaker 2: all the clothes dump them in a big pile. She
Speaker 2: then gets on her hands and knees, prays to the
Speaker 2: clothes and thanks them for everything that they've done. And
Speaker 2: then she urges people to pick up each item, your underpants,
Speaker 2: your socks, your T shirt, and go does this bring
Speaker 2: you joy? Just give you a spark of joy in
Speaker 2: her own words.
Speaker 11: Two, the item that spark joy for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so my wife, this is a bullseye for her.
Speaker 2: This is like catnip. So Chris, Chris, Oh, we're organized.
Speaker 2: So last week I was up to midnight midnight like
Speaker 2: a grumpy teenager with a mountain of clothes. I'm going
Speaker 2: to share on Facebook, on Instagram as well our show pages.
Speaker 2: You'll see it.
Speaker 4: You've seen that, Sayanta's sleigh with all the toys in
Speaker 4: the back.
Speaker 2: Bet in mind. I thought I had decluttered to get
Speaker 2: rid of stuff to move out to Australia, but I
Speaker 2: didn't wantze a lot of stuff. So five bin bags
Speaker 2: I had to take down to Vinie's on Hampton Street. Listen,
Speaker 2: if you're anywhere near base, I'd get yourself down to
Speaker 2: Vinnie's on Hampshire Street. That op shop. I took five binbags.
Speaker 2: There's some Primo, top range Pommey clothing. Now I'm talking
Speaker 2: all Saints Levi jeans. I'm a hoarder. There was I
Speaker 2: got it, have ten pairs of jeans them. We're about
Speaker 2: fifteen years old. I'm never going to be that waist
Speaker 2: size ever again. I'm not getting my kids can't even
Speaker 2: fit into some of the jeans used to get into.
Speaker 2: Why didn't you do this before you got the shipping container.
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear that from from you. I
Speaker 2: heard that my wife at like midnight last week.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm actually blaming Sarah for it infiltrating our home,
Speaker 4: because she meant you came over for lunch the other
Speaker 4: day and she mentioned it. And now all of a sudden,
Speaker 4: I get home this week and.
Speaker 2: Read all this stuff. Women to each other, Come on,
Speaker 2: they do they go? Have you heard about this is decluttering? Spiritually?
Speaker 2: I feel lighter. I'm lighter because I haven't got my
Speaker 2: pants anymore. I've got rid of them down the open.
Speaker 3: You know what it is?
Speaker 5: You blokes can never find anything, can't find a thing,
Speaker 5: so you have to clean everything out.
Speaker 2: Didn't rubbish at all Wednesday day that I've ever came
Speaker 2: to naked, I couldn't never have t shirts. I can
Speaker 2: find stuff. It might take me a bit of time,
Speaker 2: probably I will find stuff. What I don't like to
Speaker 2: do is throw stuff away. I am one those hoarders.
Speaker 2: If she came around to mine, she would fall to
Speaker 2: her hands and knees going got so much chunk so
Speaker 2: if you had to do it as.
Speaker 4: Well, Yeah, we did yesterday. I got home the whole wardrobes.
Speaker 4: We did the kitchen as well. Does she did the
Speaker 4: kitchen on the show. I've never even seen the program,
Speaker 4: but we're thrown out things from the kitchen that don't
Speaker 4: bring us joy.
Speaker 2: The clothes I don't want, chin doesn't bring your joy?
Speaker 2: What did you have? The holy sauce? The whole bringing kale?
Speaker 2: I find no joy anyway.
Speaker 4: I'll look at a T shirt and go, well, it
Speaker 4: doesn't necessarily bring you joy, but I need a T
Speaker 4: shirt to wear.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like you haven't been through all your socks, so
Speaker 2: when I just need to wear songs and I mean,
Speaker 2: mister brand New, nothing more joyful about socks. But I
Speaker 2: don't even. And then she was like, Maurice says, you
Speaker 2: should never have more than ten books. I've got hundreds
Speaker 2: of books. They're everything to me. And so I said,
Speaker 2: we're not even. I actually said this monthing. I snapped
Speaker 2: at this point, which is what about the books? I went,
Speaker 2: I will leave this house before those books.
Speaker 5: I did every single cupboard over the Christmas break of
Speaker 5: our house, every single cupboard. She's been in the house
Speaker 5: twenty years, so you can imagine the crap.
Speaker 2: So how much stuff did you have to give to
Speaker 2: the shop And we went to.
Speaker 3: The tip three times?
Speaker 2: Why did you take it to tip?
Speaker 3: Well, the stuff that had holes that was busted.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that BJ Dole or whatever, that's BJ bracka style and.
Speaker 3: The shop about three times. Thank you.
Speaker 4: I've seen driving home, I passed the Salvo style.
Speaker 2: You're in Clover this month with all this stuff.
Speaker 4: Came on any hour of the day. The people bring
Speaker 4: in big garbage bags out of their cars and taking them.
Speaker 2: Hot today, make a journey. If you want some new clothes,
Speaker 2: go to Vinnie's op shop, Hampton Street. Five bags of
Speaker 2: my palmy clothing in their people probably wandering around in
Speaker 2: my All Saints T shirts that I've gotten rid of already.
Speaker 2: There's a couple of great boxing ones and you have
Speaker 2: seen ones and I'm not your economygregga T shirt two
Speaker 2: of those. Yeah yeah yeah, loads and loads of stuff.
Speaker 2: So I wander this morning. If there's anyone people must
Speaker 2: be listening to this who work in op shops, Maybe
Speaker 2: they're not aware of this Netflix show, because thankful for
Speaker 2: those volunteers that run those op shops, right yea they
Speaker 2: did great work. However, let's be honest. Sometimes you go
Speaker 2: in there, you see the op shop people. How can
Speaker 2: I say this, Well, they're not going to call if
Speaker 2: you insult them. Where was the insult? I said, bless
Speaker 2: them for their voluntary work and what they do. However,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure all of them have Netflix. Ah No,
Speaker 2: they're saying they might not have Netflix. They might not
Speaker 2: be aware of this TV show. That just what I'm saying. Wow,
Speaker 2: all right, So maybe they're wondering why they're getting all
Speaker 2: these clothes all of a sudden. They they never had
Speaker 2: a January like this.
Speaker 4: It would be interesting to know if they've noticed the influx.
Speaker 4: Is is this the biggest year?
Speaker 2: That go to be twenty nineteen? Right? If you're working
Speaker 2: an op shop you're in Clover, give us a call.
Speaker 2: If you do work in one, you've noticed the uptake
Speaker 2: and people bring in stuff nine four one four one
Speaker 2: four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian Oh Conwell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: So talking this big fad that sweeping the world at
Speaker 2: the moment of decluttering of the back of this new
Speaker 2: Netflix TV show with a Japanese mindfulness expert called Marie condo,
Speaker 2: and she urges you to go through every item in
Speaker 2: your wardrobe, in your kitchen, just basically every item you
Speaker 2: own in your house and just ask yourself.
Speaker 11: The item that spark joy for you.
Speaker 2: And everything else gets thrown out. Yeah, Ben, I mean
Speaker 2: we should go through the radio show, you know, think
Speaker 2: about some of the news and sports stuff like that.
Speaker 11: The item that spark joy.
Speaker 2: Financial news at.
Speaker 4: Forty minutes away, actually from the next five.
Speaker 2: Get ready dal Jones update at eight, not at seven,
Speaker 2: is at six, back at eight six, and that's when
Speaker 2: we did the financial stuff. All right, We've got Catherine
Speaker 2: on the line. Good morning, Catherine morning.
Speaker 6: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good sir. You have you been caught up in
Speaker 2: this decluttering with Marie Condo?
Speaker 7: Well, i'd I live in Mornington, which is op shop central.
Speaker 7: We've got at least ten that I know of. But
Speaker 7: I read about this woman in the Sunday Herald Sun
Speaker 7: and actually two of our op shops here in Mornington
Speaker 7: were showcased. Is being bursting at the scene because everyone
Speaker 7: has heard about this woman and everyone is cluttering, decluttering
Speaker 7: their home. So yes, the op shops are well aware
Speaker 7: of this woman.
Speaker 2: This is amazing sensation. With Catherine. You know there are
Speaker 2: op shops and then when you say Mornington op shops
Speaker 2: that is going to be kitted out with like ourmoney suits,
Speaker 2: beautiful Armione dresses.
Speaker 9: Then you got it.
Speaker 2: I'm going to stick on a led Zep album now
Speaker 2: and drive out to Mornington and just go going buy
Speaker 2: my wife a load of new clothes through a Mornington opshop.
Speaker 7: Might I'll show you around, I'll be you two a.
Speaker 2: Farm, yes exactly. You could buy a load of new
Speaker 2: season's outfits for the birdcage later on this year for
Speaker 2: the rae. Couldn't you that? All right? Captain? Thanks a lot,
Speaker 2: you cool.
Speaker 1: Have a good day mate, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Time for us to bring this back for a brand
Speaker 2: new year. It is a This feature does actually bring
Speaker 2: me several sparks of joy. Yeah it does. Is where
Speaker 2: we have a big old trull. You do as well
Speaker 2: on a Facebook marketplace. I want to be aware that
Speaker 2: Facebook marketplace a cheaper, shoddier, tatty arrival to eBay. I
Speaker 2: guess it's huge. You'll be stunned some of the stuff
Speaker 2: that people are selling on there. But it's always the
Speaker 2: item description and the money they're asking for these beautiful
Speaker 2: items that obviously don't bring them sparks of joy anymore,
Speaker 2: and they're getting rid of them. And I test each other.
Speaker 2: I test chack abats each week. They've gotta go up
Speaker 2: against each other' guessing how much it is.
Speaker 9: It's the Facebook Marketplace price, right, Patrina Jones, chume on.
Speaker 2: Post, Come on, j.
Speaker 9: Here's your host, Christian Oh cut off fuck of joy?
Speaker 2: All right? Then? Uh, hang on a minute, No, no,
Speaker 2: is that the boss of the abs? Wow? What's happened there?
Speaker 2: It's played again everyone.
Speaker 9: It's the Facebook Marketplace price is right, Patrina Jones, he's
Speaker 9: still down, check post, come on out.
Speaker 2: He's family down and here's.
Speaker 9: Your host, Christian Oh.
Speaker 2: Cut of whatever. We've already played it all right then? Okay,
Speaker 2: first lights of the new year, come someone, Eagle. I
Speaker 2: listener In Scotland we have Tim ayres A senter this
Speaker 2: one it christ and I listen to this show on
Speaker 2: podcast all the way in Bonnie, Scotland got a round
Speaker 2: new item for the game for twenty nineteen. It's here
Speaker 2: in Australia, folks, okay, full sized coffin funny lined inside.
Speaker 2: Get this bit, then great for a coffee table or
Speaker 2: blanket box. Jeez, that's what you want at the end
Speaker 2: of your bed for the kids, or you know, I
Speaker 2: just go to a blanket box. A coffin solid bune,
Speaker 2: quite heavy, has some minor dents as shown in pictures,
Speaker 2: can be easily fixed. How much do you reckon? Then
Speaker 2: someone wants for a coffin?
Speaker 3: It sounds like it's size full size.
Speaker 2: Who want to put their feet up on her coffee table?
Speaker 2: You know, coffee table? You're looking at that? You get
Speaker 2: a children't you think of death? Sadness?
Speaker 3: Be a good prop for Halloween out the front of
Speaker 3: the house.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, but cheetes, wouldn't you?
Speaker 12: All right, Jack, you go fixed three hundred and fifty
Speaker 12: dollars five hundred. She knows her tat six hundred dollars. Okay,
Speaker 12: six hundred dollars for the coffin. All right, Patsy's got
Speaker 12: an early win. Let's gover this one.
Speaker 2: Then it's a mannequin here in Victoria, make me an
Speaker 2: offer has no head and no right hand, comes with
Speaker 2: whole outfits, but no, and they put here a typo
Speaker 2: here no numb as in numb as you don't feel pain.
Speaker 2: Chuckles or whatever they are called.
Speaker 3: You could shove it in the cross.
Speaker 2: Do they mean nun chucks numb chucks? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Why would a Manican have nunchucks?
Speaker 2: And it's not like a like a martial arts sort
Speaker 2: of demonstration wrestling thing. It's a it's a mannequin like
Speaker 2: if you get in a store, in the shop with
Speaker 2: you been.
Speaker 3: In the shop of sexy Land. Let's face it.
Speaker 2: But they're certainly not called numb chuckles. Bend in mind.
Speaker 2: People can typle this out, have a look at it. It
Speaker 2: gives it the facility to edit it before you click
Speaker 2: post numb chuckles. So what's what's the menequin wearing. I'll
Speaker 2: just be honest with you.
Speaker 5: It's wear a fishnet, neglighoe yeptotia. Oh jeez, that Rick's
Speaker 5: got it out of the dumpster. I'm going to say
Speaker 5: one hundred and fifty. Now does the Menican have legs
Speaker 5: or is it on a pole?
Speaker 2: It's got legs, it's got no right arm and no head.
Speaker 4: Forty bucks Jack wins one dollar, one dollar, one point
Speaker 4: three two carrots, princess cut diamond ring. Is he your
Speaker 4: forte pat yep handmade eighteen carrot white gold diamond ring.
Speaker 4: Here's the kicker willing to swap, willing to swap four
Speaker 4: So it's a you know, a cut diamond ring.
Speaker 2: Willing to swap for a white van? What another line here,
Speaker 2: I'm willing to book money on top? They really want
Speaker 2: a white van.
Speaker 3: It's spread.
Speaker 2: I've never this is.
Speaker 4: A that's why we have money, so that you can
Speaker 4: sell things, get money and use that money to buy
Speaker 4: the things you want.
Speaker 2: Isn't that amazing old timey marketplace? Has you think he's
Speaker 2: been to a car showroom and you're going to need
Speaker 2: to leave it a too? Was it for this white van?
Speaker 2: How about this? And he gets the old box out
Speaker 2: with the ringing this is for you, sir. It's the
Speaker 2: salesman willing to swap for a white van.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, two thousand.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, what's a white fan go for? I'll go
Speaker 2: fifteen hundred, three thousand and one hundred. Patsy gets this one. Okay,
Speaker 2: we're back with the second part. At the moment, it's
Speaker 2: two one to pats.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: What's about to play? Part two? On Facebook Marketplace. The
Speaker 2: price is right, It's.
Speaker 9: The Facebook Marketplace price right, Katrina Jones, come on, Joe
Speaker 9: lady check, come on, good to be here and your
Speaker 9: host Christian Oh, all right, howse works?
Speaker 2: Then you can look out for items if you want
Speaker 2: to play a long and be part of this. But basically,
Speaker 2: we have a trawl through Facebook Marketplace find weird unusual
Speaker 2: stuff that people are selling. I read it out Jack
Speaker 2: and Bats. You play long as the urge and I
Speaker 2: guess how much are people asking for the really interesting stuff?
Speaker 2: Sometimes though, isn't just a weird stuff that people are selling,
Speaker 2: it's how they describe it this. I'm gonna be careful
Speaker 2: how I use my words here. There could be young
Speaker 2: people that since the show right now, cake Tin? Yeah,
Speaker 2: what's rude about a cake Tin? Well? What about Kate Tin?
Speaker 2: Says here? Kate Tin Hen's Night? I know I can
Speaker 2: know exact what is the Hen's night obsession with this?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well, I honestly pats like every Hens Night is the same,
Speaker 3: isn't it.
Speaker 5: You can't tell me a bus party isn't well, tell
Speaker 5: you any things about a Bucks party.
Speaker 2: I'm not making a cake for everyone of a Yeah
Speaker 2: that works okay, but this is a cake tin for
Speaker 2: Oh yeah.
Speaker 3: But you'll go and look at it off?
Speaker 2: Well, when what am I going? And looking at them?
Speaker 2: Driving around establishments?
Speaker 3: Don't Isn't that what you likes to do?
Speaker 2: No cake tin? End's night? Selling for a friend? Sure, okay,
Speaker 2: selling for a friend. That says here that special cake.
Speaker 2: It's a mold for meeting too, veg pick up Campbelltown
Speaker 2: or can meet Wednesday morning? Well you're going to meet
Speaker 2: someone in a cart bar? Have you got the No,
Speaker 2: that's the other one, isn't it as long as rich
Speaker 2: I've forgotten now? Is that both of them? What a
Speaker 2: cake it? Sorry? I can only measure it against you,
Speaker 2: and I said they got a big cab. They could
Speaker 2: be sensible. Question, but into making cupcakes? No, you can't
Speaker 2: make cupcakes and that unless you chop it up, can you?
Speaker 2: If you've got a cake of a man appendage, it's
Speaker 2: the Eiffel Tower and the boulders. I've never heard that.
Speaker 2: It's alright. How do you look at someone in the
Speaker 2: eye when you say this? Understand? Who wants to chop
Speaker 2: into that and eat a slice?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 3: Thanks?
Speaker 2: I think three dollars fifty fifty buck fifty bucks? Are
Speaker 2: you kidding me? You'd pay fifty dollars?
Speaker 3: But that's what I reckon?
Speaker 2: There are for a winky cake tin? Sorry ten dollars?
Speaker 2: Ten dollars? Alright, let's move on now. Thie lucky love
Speaker 2: bird charm amulets, all right? And also something like this
Speaker 2: which brings you so much luck? Of course you want
Speaker 2: to get rid of a lucky charm, don't you who?
Speaker 2: I've had too much luck for twenty eighteen. I want
Speaker 2: to spread the joy with my thie lucky love bird
Speaker 2: charm amulets.
Speaker 4: What is a charm emulet? Like a necklace? Without a necklace?
Speaker 4: Do you want to let me describe what I'm looking at?
Speaker 4: Manky old tap?
Speaker 2: Who would hawk this? One word? Can's item is sacred
Speaker 2: and genuine, son? Why are you're hawking it on? Here?
Speaker 2: Has been chanted them blessed by monks in Thailand, right,
Speaker 2: some hippie and BALLEI protects you from evil spirits, attracts wealth?
Speaker 2: Well come you want this attracts wealth, luck and kindness.
Speaker 2: The birds are made from holy wood, or they put
Speaker 2: here another type of Hollywood. Steve Gutenberg made these rare
Speaker 2: magic oil inside the amulets got everything going bait. Yeah, yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2: I bet you've got a charm amulet as well, and
Speaker 2: the cakes in front.
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm going to inde your cards. Let's see,
Speaker 3: that's all. I'm going to say. Thirty dollars.
Speaker 2: But but hang on a minute.
Speaker 4: It guys been chanted. That's it attracts wealth. So yeah,
Speaker 4: so you're getting your money back.
Speaker 2: Oh several fifty backs, sixty dollars yet still win. Okay,
Speaker 2: one last it to him today. You know there's a
Speaker 2: classic statue by Michaelangelo David. Yes, yeah, a classic sort
Speaker 2: of sculptured man. This one's for sale. Concrete statue David
Speaker 2: by Michaelanchho, currently been in Grandma's backyard for many years. Oh, Nana,
Speaker 2: have a good old look at that she went. The
Speaker 2: cake tin in great condition. I bet she's buffered up
Speaker 2: many a day. Stop it, Nana, he's clean. Move that
Speaker 2: sponge away from David's life size as well. That's the
Speaker 2: way Nana likes it's life. Yeah, out there in the evening,
Speaker 2: isn't she wraps around this statue cleaning it off.
Speaker 4: The one they want to sell it. They probably just
Speaker 4: found it, Nana. How long's has been going on the
Speaker 4: statue's laying down again. I'm having a look at a
Speaker 4: closer look at the photo here. It looks like part
Speaker 4: of him is dropped off.
Speaker 3: Oh dear, well, you didn't it ever have arms?
Speaker 2: Did he know? That's it's the third on then that's
Speaker 2: I don't know what Nana's downe where she has been?
Speaker 2: He's dropped off is crumbled erosion. I guess it can
Speaker 2: happen as you get older. He's quite a few years obviously,
Speaker 2: David my Michaelentier? How much is this going for? How
Speaker 2: much is Nana one?
Speaker 3: It's life size?
Speaker 4: It is sixty six two poor, a bit of claster
Speaker 4: in the cake tin and they make him a new
Speaker 4: How much is this going for serious Spires only?
Speaker 2: I love it when they say that serious spires only.
Speaker 3: One hundred and fifty is my offer?
Speaker 4: Okay, four hundred five thousand dollars live thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: I don't know who won that one. If you've got
Speaker 2: any stuff for next week, then have a look on
Speaker 2: Facebook Marketplace. Email me Christian at Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: to three dot com dot au, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Heavy Day, This week on a show on the Christian
Speaker 2: O'Connor Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Phil Collins tickets not this weekend, next weekend. He's finally
Speaker 2: here Amy Phil Collins not dead yet. Live second and
Speaker 2: final show Saturday, February second at Amy Park. Tickets are
Speaker 2: on sale. There are some tickets left through ticket Tech.
Speaker 2: We've got Mason tickets. Every day this week. You win
Speaker 2: the tickets, you get to go. However, you also get
Speaker 2: the chance on Friday one of the winners gets one
Speaker 2: of their pairs of tickets. Sound effect for being upgraded.
Speaker 2: We all know it in radio. Not to be confused,
Speaker 2: or you know that's neither of them. That's a cross
Speaker 2: if you mix one with the other. But anyway you
Speaker 2: get them up graded, you are front row. You can
Speaker 2: literally put your feet up on the stage. PHILPS told
Speaker 2: me he doesn't mind. So Christian, your winners put the
Speaker 2: feet up on stage, kick off the thongs. I don't mind.
Speaker 2: You know you're in Australia. Fine, where do you go
Speaker 2: with that? And you're still get a backstage tour with
Speaker 2: me and New Edition. She's wheedled her way on it
Speaker 2: by illegally going behind the scenes and asking the boss.
Speaker 2: My wife as well is going to be tagging along too,
Speaker 2: and there's a rumor that I might be coming to
Speaker 2: might as well. What's the when you see that little
Speaker 2: line of it's on a school trip? Is that when
Speaker 2: then we did is it a crocodile? And they do
Speaker 2: the walking bus? Yes, that the walking busy holding hairs,
Speaker 2: We go Tory maund I Phil, all right. The way
Speaker 2: we are giving them away this week is by Filipino Collins.
Speaker 2: We've managed to find a there are a lot of
Speaker 2: Filipinos living here in Melbourne and multicultural city. I'm proud
Speaker 2: of it. One of the multiculture people were living and
Speaker 2: working in the city. But Sharon has got an amazing
Speaker 2: singing voice, this beautiful Filipino singing voice, and she this
Speaker 2: week has transformed herself beautifully. I'm sure I Phil heard this.
Speaker 2: Even he would agree they bring something new to his
Speaker 2: beautiful songs. She is Filipino Collins. She sings in her
Speaker 2: native language and you've got to guess what the song is.
Speaker 3: Here was yesterday's song Deino Buggy Muggin Taiga Lama subbing.
Speaker 1: You Tipas Bibi guy Yang, Madelina, Puggy Big Goma momm.
Speaker 5: A.
Speaker 2: Lot of it rolls off the tongue better than Field's
Speaker 2: original version. That's right. I think it'd be really nice.
Speaker 2: If you know, sometimes people like Bruce springs Nut they
Speaker 2: get someone up from the crowd, they always know all
Speaker 2: the lyrics will be great. If it was Sharon and
Speaker 2: he does a line in English, she does the next
Speaker 2: line in Filipino. Beautiful multicultural film. All right, here is
Speaker 2: today's song. Haven't listen? What's the song?
Speaker 13: Gentlemen, please welcome to the stage Filipinos.
Speaker 2: These we are all recorded yesterday at the Australian Open
Speaker 2: in breaking. We manatually get showered on to the court
Speaker 2: there and we recorded them yesterday exclusively for Gold one
Speaker 2: oh four point three. All right here it is again, Don.
Speaker 14: Bardy, no.
Speaker 1: Beautiful bang.
Speaker 2: All right lines are open now nine four one four
Speaker 2: one O four three. Guess the Phil Connor song from
Speaker 2: Filipino Collins the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Amazing scenes. Then you know we're talking about Phil Collins
Speaker 2: coming over. You got the Red Dot Chili Peppers coming
Speaker 2: over this year, and then Fleetwood Mac You're coming here.
Speaker 2: We have to go, but not just Fleetwood, Mac with
Speaker 2: Stevie Nix and Mick with Neil Finn as well, which
Speaker 2: had been critical. I'm trying to think about what competition.
Speaker 2: Phil Collins has given the show more than any other artist.
Speaker 2: I mean, when he finally does those two shows, we
Speaker 2: need to have an on air funeral. How many features
Speaker 2: do you think we've done given away half the stadium.
Speaker 2: I think we've done eight. I was counting them yesterday, right,
Speaker 2: produce brand, I think we've done eight separate features to
Speaker 2: deal with Phil Collins. He's given the show. We need
Speaker 2: to call the studio or studio the Phil Connins wing.
Speaker 2: He has given us so much.
Speaker 4: By the way, how's your interview looking with him?
Speaker 2: I mean a lot of last year. You're announcing that
Speaker 2: you have the only one on one. Here's today's song
Speaker 2: for guess the song with Filipino Collins, showing the Filipino
Speaker 2: sings of Phil Collins. I told you not to bring
Speaker 2: it up on the show.
Speaker 13: Ladies, Please welcome to the stage Filipinos.
Speaker 2: What is this morning song? From Sharon Filipino Collins? Not
Speaker 2: too many wrong guesses? Okay, I'd be stunned if you
Speaker 2: smart listeners had any wrong guesses. Kim, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: How are you Kim? I'm well? Are you well this morning? Kim?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 7: Very well, thank you?
Speaker 2: Just on my way to work, all right now, Kim?
Speaker 2: Are you big Phil Connors fan?
Speaker 7: I love Phil Collins? Yes, and I've been to you
Speaker 7: guys yesterday and today and was hoping to get on
Speaker 7: the radio to win them tickets.
Speaker 2: You've made it through. And are you winning these for yourself?
Speaker 2: Or are you're gonna take somebody with you? What's the deal?
Speaker 7: I'm hoping to take one of my older daughters with me.
Speaker 2: She big Phil Connors fan? Or is that just your
Speaker 2: favorite kid?
Speaker 7: Well, it's gonna be hard. I'm gonna have to pull
Speaker 7: it out of her hat. I think which one to take?
Speaker 2: All right? So what do you think the song is
Speaker 2: from this morning's Filipino Collins?
Speaker 7: I think it's in the air tonight.
Speaker 2: Kim, Well done, Phil Collins, you won your Phil Cotton's tickets.
Speaker 10: I'm teresting.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much, Akim, Well done, and listen. Be
Speaker 2: listening again Friday, and indeed tomorrow and all shows, but
Speaker 2: be listening in Friday. Your tickets could be upgraded to
Speaker 2: front row tickets. And a backstays talk with me.
Speaker 7: Oh how exciting.
Speaker 14: I hope I'll.
Speaker 2: Okay, well listen, well done, all right, hopefully see you
Speaker 2: at the gig as well. We're going to be going
Speaker 2: along as well. All right, well done, kem, thank you
Speaker 2: so much. That's all right, Well speak to your Friday
Speaker 2: and one last time players out then this is this
Speaker 2: morning's Filipino Collins. Thanks. You know a big thing now,
Speaker 2: all these collaborations, aren't they? You know Ed Sheeran and
Speaker 2: DJ Khalid. Phil Connins needs to move in that world.
Speaker 2: He's not dead yet. He needs to have a collab
Speaker 2: with Sharon our friend here. Okay, what don't everyone another
Speaker 2: one tomorrow morning?
Speaker 1: The Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: How easy do you think it would be asking for
Speaker 2: a friend to stalk Phil Collins to get an interview,
Speaker 2: Just asking for a friend, Well, we'd have to know
Speaker 2: where he's staying. The friend would have to know where
Speaker 2: he's staying. Yeah, yeah, we could get listeners to this friend.
Speaker 2: He does a little radio show. He could get listeners
Speaker 2: to look out for field they're scene checking in somewhere.
Speaker 2: He's a very recognizable you know guy, isn't he?
Speaker 4: And then what counters an interview for your friend? Say,
Speaker 4: is one question one answer an interview?
Speaker 2: Could you have an interview? An interview can be what
Speaker 2: a great way to do a modern interview with someone,
Speaker 2: like a legend of that. Maybe just the other side
Speaker 2: of a door, he might be going, who is it?
Speaker 2: Who's out there? Hey? Just quickly for security come, don't
Speaker 2: mean you any harm, feel but just just three quick
Speaker 2: questions or yelled through a letterbox. What was it like? Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know as we're driving along anyway next week we
Speaker 2: are paying your bills fifty thousand dollars coome on into
Speaker 2: you just emailed me in the last ten minutes saying
Speaker 2: how does it work? I've got a huge credit card bill.
Speaker 2: What do we need to do to I need to
Speaker 2: email you the bill. Lots of you are emailing me
Speaker 2: your bills. Thank you. It's lovely to know that you're
Speaker 2: as lousy as me as running credit cards. But that
Speaker 2: is not the way you enter you enter online Gold
Speaker 2: one oh four to three dot com dot au got
Speaker 2: together with tintacar. It is over fifty thousand dollars. It's
Speaker 2: a lot of money, which means it's great news for you.
Speaker 2: It means lots of you get bills paid off. I
Speaker 2: think is a much better way to do a radio competition.
Speaker 2: Rather th these radio stations that say you might win
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand bucks or some of that. I'd rather
Speaker 2: give away lots of money to lots of you. Fifty
Speaker 2: thousand dollars spread out around loads of you. It means
Speaker 2: lots and lots of you whether to have your credit card, bills,
Speaker 2: school fees, school informs, whatever you got going on. Please
Speaker 2: go to the website because you never know it might
Speaker 2: be you. And fifty thousand dollars to burn through is
Speaker 2: a lot of money. Gold one if four to three
Speaker 2: dot com dot au got together with tintacart to do this.
Speaker 2: Please do not drive naked this summer.
Speaker 1: The Christian who Connell Breakfast Shure Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: This is a sad story. This is a sad story.
Speaker 2: When I heard about this, I was grateful that we
Speaker 2: have microphones to share your story, and I wouldn't be
Speaker 2: too surprised the next couple of years we see this
Speaker 2: turn into movie. Oscar nominations just been announced. Starts as
Speaker 2: a happy story, like all stories.
Speaker 4: I was running a simple errand yesterday and came across
Speaker 4: a Krispy Kreme drive through brand new, so like a
Speaker 4: whole takeaway store.
Speaker 2: But for just for donuts and sod. You get the
Speaker 2: hot coffee on the donut. I didn't. I just got donut.
Speaker 4: So I've run the errand I had to pick up
Speaker 4: some grout cleaner for the tiles.
Speaker 2: Living the dream YEP. We work in show bits.
Speaker 4: Okay, I've thought I've done a good duty for the household.
Speaker 2: I deserve a little trade. Absolutely, It's a gift for you,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 4: And because I like to share my life experiences with
Speaker 4: my partner, the one I love, I send a photo
Speaker 4: of the Krispy Kreme to be and said, look, this
Speaker 4: good boy deserves a treat YEP. And she said, oh
Speaker 4: could I Is there one for me too? Sadly, sorry,
Speaker 4: I already bought it.
Speaker 2: I just bought one.
Speaker 4: But I'll tell you what, I'll bring this one home
Speaker 4: and then you can have a bit of it too.
Speaker 2: Oh that's so kind.
Speaker 4: So I get home and I put the donut on
Speaker 4: the table, and then I go out to see Learna
Speaker 4: the dog. Because at the moment we have to brush
Speaker 4: her every day. She is generating her own weight in
Speaker 4: hair per day, terrible, and sheds it all over the house.
Speaker 4: So I'm brushed at the moment, brushing her every day
Speaker 4: when I get home. That takes two minutes. And I
Speaker 4: come back inside and Banka, Yes, has eaten the whole
Speaker 4: Crispy Kreme donut.
Speaker 2: All of it, all of it. But she knew that
Speaker 2: you only had wine. I said, what did you do?
Speaker 4: She said, I had the donut. She said, but you,
Speaker 4: but that was I only I only had one. She said,
Speaker 4: I didn't know, but you did know because I sent
Speaker 4: you the text and says a good boy deserves a tree.
Speaker 3: Should have brought two.
Speaker 2: Well, she knew he only had one.
Speaker 3: Patch Too bad, you should have brought two.
Speaker 2: That's what you get in cold blood. She ate that
Speaker 2: donut knowing it. She was, well, and what are you doing?
Speaker 4: You're out there combing the dog home in away in
Speaker 4: the hot sun.
Speaker 2: If anything, you deserve two donuts, one for doing the
Speaker 2: grouting errand and then cleaning the old hairy dog.
Speaker 4: Only to come back inside and see her licking the
Speaker 4: last bit of sugar off her fingers like a psychopath. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it's been sixteen hours since that moment, and I haven't
Speaker 4: really you would have noticed for me this morning.
Speaker 2: Not the same sun. Some scars run deep.
Speaker 4: The Krispy cream driver is not near our house. It
Speaker 4: is not easy to go replace the dough.
Speaker 2: I think it's hard for you to ever enjoy a
Speaker 2: donut again without fearing it's going to be stolen from
Speaker 2: your grasp. I think you're actually going to have Trauman flashbacks.
Speaker 2: I hadn't thought of this. This is a clear cutcase
Speaker 2: to me in Cold Blood a relationship crime, and these
Speaker 2: kind of relationship crimes they happen in loving relations to
Speaker 2: they wear Suddenly killers do this too. It's a fine
Speaker 2: line between a wife and a killer. Sometimes they've got
Speaker 2: that wiring in there and so and then suddenly they
Speaker 2: can go a one. You know that you have these
Speaker 2: instances of a relationship crime this, You know your story, Jack,
Speaker 2: probably not the only story like this. I imagine there's
Speaker 2: people listening right now, men or women. Probably more men.
Speaker 2: I think it's more women that do this in Cold
Speaker 2: Heart because of how they are. They've got some story
Speaker 2: about something like this, and now that's sad relationship crime
Speaker 2: and we're happy to use the platform with this good
Speaker 2: this this radio show, we've been given to share your
Speaker 2: relationship crime stories today. Maybe you're like Jack Post, you've
Speaker 2: had a It's not just that this happened once with
Speaker 2: a dairy milk fru nutbar that I was looking for
Speaker 2: to tucking into Jack and I treat. I did the
Speaker 2: weekly shop, did it all by myself. Chrissy boy deserves
Speaker 2: a treat. It loved all the shopping in by my
Speaker 2: south Okay, put it all away, and all I thought was,
Speaker 2: at the end of this is my tree I'm looking
Speaker 2: forward to is my dairy milk fruit nutbar. Put it
Speaker 2: in the fridge because I like a nice bit of
Speaker 2: ice sculpt chocol What am I doing? I'm salivating someone's gone.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward like chocolate and breaking it down for
Speaker 2: your christy boy. And then uh, I go to the
Speaker 2: toilet to you know, clean my hands, get freshen up.
Speaker 2: I wanted to save with this chocolate bar. My wife
Speaker 2: has had half of it. I just actually I have
Speaker 2: an epic meltdown. Not that tennis pleryer the other day,
Speaker 2: just like a Todd line, Why would you do that?
Speaker 2: You still got two little nuggets? So much went I
Speaker 2: was looking board to having all of them. What did
Speaker 2: our wedding veils mean? When did it say? When did
Speaker 2: I say? I do to saying you can just take
Speaker 2: chocolate from behind mind the person I married? Nah, that's
Speaker 2: all right, so uh nine four one four nine four
Speaker 2: one four one four three for your sad stories about
Speaker 2: relationship crimes.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, My friend, our lovely listeners are one hundred percent
Speaker 2: saying you should have bought a six pack of donuts,
Speaker 2: not just go through a drive through and get one
Speaker 2: loan donut. I know, but six pack seems like too much. No,
Speaker 2: that's plenty. Yeah, oh no, I reckon, you always need
Speaker 2: at least two? Do you go with the fussy ones?
Speaker 2: All the bits on top? I just want the plane
Speaker 2: jam in the middle. That's it. I've never had anything
Speaker 2: except that original glaze. Don't need anything else. Christian, my
Speaker 2: boyfriend informed me that he bought us both a Turkish
Speaker 2: to lights. When I went to eat mine five minutes later,
Speaker 2: it turns out he couldn't help us ate both. That's
Speaker 2: a step to it now. About twenty four hours ago
Speaker 2: on the show, I was saying that that incentive, you know,
Speaker 2: to go online at god one four three dot com
Speaker 2: dot au register your bills. You paid. I'm paying them
Speaker 2: off starting next Tuesday, after long weekend thanks to tinta car.
Speaker 2: Don't drive around this summer naked, get your car tinted.
Speaker 2: But she's gonna get it a hotter this weekend. What
Speaker 2: forty one on Friday. You'd be grateful if you do that.
Speaker 2: The boss said, if we get a thousand people from
Speaker 2: nine am to five o'clock yesterday brand new, one thousand,
Speaker 2: we would go online with their bills, then I could
Speaker 2: take you two lovely people out for lunch. Twelve hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty people did it yesterday, incredible by five o'clock. Incredible.
Speaker 2: Thank you for that. The great thing is she happened
Speaker 2: us out. You happen that. You happen yourself out by
Speaker 2: maybe getting your bill paid off. We're going to be
Speaker 2: doing it for about four or five weeks, so a
Speaker 2: lot of money. Fifty thousand bucks a lot of money
Speaker 2: now in this country. Just you know, I'm still new here.
Speaker 2: I've still got my pea plates on. A bet is
Speaker 2: an agreement, I bet is a bet. It's not different
Speaker 2: in Australia.
Speaker 4: Is it, especially because when she made it, she thought
Speaker 4: it was impossible to read why she.
Speaker 2: Said, it's no way we're going to to keep telling me.
Speaker 2: It's very quiet. People don't A lot of people don't
Speaker 2: go back, you know, they're still on holidays and all this.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard anything. Nothing. So you've got the phone number.
Speaker 2: It's in there.
Speaker 4: I mean I can I can see her from where
Speaker 4: I am, but she's talking. She's got somebody in her
Speaker 4: meeting room.
Speaker 2: Well, we need to call right now and have this
Speaker 2: out on air, okay, using the power of the radio show. Okay,
Speaker 2: so have you got have you got the number? Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, let's call it up. So this is Sue
Speaker 2: the boss. This is her. Do you think she leaves?
Speaker 2: I've never seen her get the desk phone. I'm watching her.
Speaker 2: Is she going for it? She's ignoring it, she's avoiding
Speaker 2: our calls. That is some cold. Oh god, Monday, you
Speaker 2: were happy we were.
Speaker 11: Back on air.
Speaker 14: I I was literally in the middle of a meeting
Speaker 14: and I looked down and I went, oh, no, what.
Speaker 2: Do you want. I'll tell you what. Isn't it great
Speaker 2: news that we got twelve hundred and fifty people to
Speaker 2: go on line with their bells. Well done, goals.
Speaker 14: Hang on a minute, No, no, no, no, I thought
Speaker 14: that last night you were not you were not winning it.
Speaker 2: This what twelve hundred and fifty people we've heard you've
Speaker 2: changed your rule. It's a thousand people. But from nine
Speaker 2: to five yesterday brand new people agreed.
Speaker 14: Well, I'll have a talk about this after the show.
Speaker 2: To know what what? How do you see it?
Speaker 14: Yeah, I see it that we can talk after the show.
Speaker 2: I see it that I'm on air right now. I know,
Speaker 2: but at times have a quick meet and catch up.
Speaker 2: She never laughs. That's a great sign that the only
Speaker 2: time twenty nineteen are we.
Speaker 4: Getting wrong information through I mean Hawkeye for us are
Speaker 4: showing up balls coming.
Speaker 2: In in in in, it's on the law.
Speaker 14: What will get you off the phone the quickest?
Speaker 2: Well, agreeing that we I won the bet, I've got
Speaker 2: a thousand brand new people to go online. They we've
Speaker 2: got all their information now, which is great news. So
Speaker 2: you said I could then take Jack and Pats to lunch.
Speaker 14: Okay, if and there's an asterisk on this, if it
Speaker 14: is one hundred percent verifying, you are off to lunch.
Speaker 2: Who verifies? The only thing is producer brand told us
Speaker 2: and to see the size of his glasses. You know
Speaker 2: how he is. If I've got this wrong, this is awful.
Speaker 2: Room for error is about fifty percent. Okay, so can
Speaker 2: you log on now your mega computer? There? Susan?
Speaker 14: Is it takes it takes ages? Can you come you
Speaker 14: play an ad or something like that?
Speaker 2: Come on, stick it to the man. You can log
Speaker 2: in there a couple of little clicks. You'll get the numbers.
Speaker 14: Yes, but it's the slowest system in the world, you
Speaker 14: know that. Hang on all I'm looking, I'm looking, I'm looking.
Speaker 2: We talk about what we feel like for lunch. Where
Speaker 2: do you guys want to go? Well, it would be
Speaker 2: really nice to go. Someone told me about a great
Speaker 2: state restaurant here in Richmond called Vlados.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's a classic restaurant.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Is that nice? I've never been there.
Speaker 3: What about Donovan's.
Speaker 14: Oh I'm just going to say yes, Yes, you can
Speaker 14: go to love.
Speaker 1: Goodbye, Bye bye, the Button, The Christian O'Connell breakfast show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: All right, today's that work time waste. We're talking earlier
Speaker 2: about this Netflix TV show where it's has started this
Speaker 2: huge de cluttering movement or getting rid of stuff in
Speaker 2: your homes, clothes and your kitchen cabinets. That doesn't bring
Speaker 2: you a spark of joy. The TV show what is
Speaker 2: it actually called, Mary Marie Condo ruins your life. I
Speaker 2: haven't seen it. This is the Lady Yourself. It's an
Speaker 2: amazing TV show about the benefits of decluttering. And I've
Speaker 2: had to go through this and I found it as
Speaker 2: someone who is as mess as a teenage. It was
Speaker 2: hell for me, so like it's some kind of addict
Speaker 2: now as hell for me going clean up. To take
Speaker 2: five bin bags to the Vinnie's opshot on Hampton Street,
Speaker 2: Best side. If you want to head out there, there's
Speaker 2: some nice clothes and they're waiting for you.
Speaker 11: This is her item that spark joy for you.
Speaker 2: Nice way to think about your presets too. I mean
Speaker 2: there's no way you're looking at smooth thinking that sparks joys.
Speaker 2: Just say ye, take the Vinnie's. Here's preset number two.
Speaker 2: I've got loads of those. I don't want anyone's own
Speaker 2: room anyway. It's not all to do with tidying up.
Speaker 2: So today's at work time waster is tidy up A song?
Speaker 2: How are yours looking b plus Yeah, I think plus tops. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's go to the Beatles and you've got to throw
Speaker 2: your love away. Yep, like I said, Plus, Papa's got
Speaker 2: a brand new bin bag. I like that. Live and
Speaker 2: let tidy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's okay.
Speaker 2: And this you know what I told you? There was
Speaker 2: one I've got which is either really bad or reasonably good.
Speaker 2: But if I don't hit this ramp at one hundred
Speaker 2: percent based, all right, we remember the handsome song? What
Speaker 2: about mop?
Speaker 13: Oh good?
Speaker 2: All right, Jack? What have you got?
Speaker 10: Then?
Speaker 2: Tidy up? A song Wipe me up before you go
Speaker 2: go that sounds really rude. Another it's actually really ann
Speaker 2: wake me up before you go go, which was quite
Speaker 2: a naughty song. Anyway, you've actually made it ruder, naughty Jack,
Speaker 2: post another one wipes the dust. That's good. Hit me
Speaker 2: with your best mop, very good mop.
Speaker 4: And no scrubs becomes yes scrubs, yes.
Speaker 2: Gold gold, that's the first one. All right, best in class?
Speaker 2: All right? What have you got for us? Send us
Speaker 2: to your then tidy a per song on oh four
Speaker 2: seven five O three one O four three oh four
Speaker 2: seven five o three one oh four three. This is
Speaker 2: not too quick Jack's told me now that I'm reading
Speaker 2: at the text number two quickly oh four seven five
Speaker 2: O three one oh four three text in your tidy
Speaker 2: EPI song.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three, all right.
Speaker 2: Today's show. Then, when we're talking about this new Netflix
Speaker 2: show with Marie Condo about tidying up and decluttering, we've
Speaker 2: all been through this with all d cluttered and so to.
Speaker 2: They want you to tidy up a song? You ready
Speaker 2: to mark? Really, dude, whar's my mop? No messing straight
Speaker 2: in with the it's not even a song title but
Speaker 2: an honorable man, it's not even honorable. I'm home that
Speaker 2: every show this year we never have an unbroken roll.
Speaker 2: Well whatever we're doing okay from the outwork time way.
Speaker 2: So someone chucks in a dude, where's my whether we're
Speaker 2: not even Scott, thank you very much. That Meanwhile, that's
Speaker 2: the tidying up a song. You've lost that scrubbing feeling,
Speaker 2: you lost that loving feeling. That's Nick and Brunswick. I
Speaker 2: don't like Monday. I don't like Monday's bin day. That's good, Gold,
Speaker 2: very good. Do you know what's taking the bins in
Speaker 2: yesterday because Monday night got to put them out. Tuesday's
Speaker 2: bin day for us. Do you think famous people have
Speaker 2: to do that put their bins out to the indoor.
Speaker 2: They do. They have staff that would do that for no.
Speaker 3: I reckon, they do it.
Speaker 2: They've got a bing guy.
Speaker 3: I reckon.
Speaker 2: What was someone who that's not the their only job?
Speaker 4: Maybe does he have to be on a full time
Speaker 4: payroll for something he doesn't Chris Hemsworth is wing.
Speaker 2: Let us take the mins out. Come on, man, okay,
Speaker 2: let's go back to these tidy episod Born to Scrub
Speaker 2: to the Born to Run, Bronze plus and Aaron and Werribee. Uh,
Speaker 2: Tidy Dancer, that's great, that's very good, very smart Aaron,
Speaker 2: well done, Candle in the wind Dex that's bad, not bad,
Speaker 2: Ye plus N and Croydon North nice to hear fear
Speaker 2: me again, mop it like it's hot. Pas, that's really good.
Speaker 2: Duke's in Croydon very very good. Uh, Papa, don't bleach.
Speaker 2: They're back for twenty nineteen. Leam and Glenn Huntley, well done.
Speaker 2: Uh Sweet dreams as in three Yeah, gold Jar well done.
Speaker 2: Joe on my training with Mop the pilot. I don't
Speaker 2: know the song silver so yeah gathered Comedian, Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: if you gather yeah, silver not so dirty deets silver
Speaker 2: plus Breton, well done. Can't dust this mc hammer my
Speaker 2: favorite one. Dust this. You got to say it quick.
Speaker 2: Mike in Geelong, Well done, Geelong has falled him like
Speaker 2: a cleaner. Is that like a virgin? Like a cleaner?
Speaker 2: Clean for the very first time. Creeping, sweep child of mine,
Speaker 2: Sweep a man in Rosebud, great work, well done. Smoke
Speaker 2: on the dumpster instead of smoke on the.
Speaker 3: Water, Bronze boom, sweep the room.
Speaker 2: Will Smith Gold, We'll leave it there. Well done, Scott, thank.
Speaker 1: You very much for those everyone the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So yesterday I said my dad. You know, he's over
Speaker 2: visiting for first time ever. He's had an amazing almost
Speaker 2: three weeks. He heads home tomorrow. I'm actually going to
Speaker 2: be very tearful say goodbye to it would be Yeah.
Speaker 2: Even though I'm almost forty six this year, your parents
Speaker 2: still drive you nuts at times. I say the store,
Speaker 2: your mum and dad, that's it. And he's heading off
Speaker 2: two miles and miles away. My dad will do this though.
Speaker 2: The moment he gets emotional, we will get that text
Speaker 2: he and get the hell out of there. So no goodbye. Well,
Speaker 2: it would be to be very to be a firm handshake.
Speaker 2: So yesterday I sent to the quarter finals at the
Speaker 2: tennis right and his girlfriend and great games yesterday. Yeah
Speaker 2: he was so he was there all day long, okay
Speaker 2: from like I think he got the eleven o'clock. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and he got back about seven o'clock. So he had
Speaker 2: a full day there, right. And he came back and
Speaker 2: I said, Dad, how was it? You know you've been
Speaker 2: to a Grand Slam in the Australian Open. You know
Speaker 2: you're rod Laver as well. First words were north South
Speaker 2: sun amazing? How they do it? Sorry, first words right,
Speaker 2: first words north south sun amazing? How they do it?
Speaker 2: And what do you mean sunny goes these Australian designers.
Speaker 2: Wimbledon doesn't have this, okay. And he told me that
Speaker 2: if you're sat in the north or south stands at
Speaker 2: the rod Laver you're not in direct sunlight. Do you
Speaker 2: remember he's obsessed with I said, I bought these chickets
Speaker 2: not cheap. This is your Christmas present. Okay, and already said, lot,
Speaker 2: will I be in direct sunlight? He was in the
Speaker 2: south bit of it. Okay, no direct sunlight, he said, son,
Speaker 2: if you ever want to go there, don't go east
Speaker 2: or west. Okay. But why is he praising the architects.
Speaker 2: He just got lucky with the spot. He's crazy.
Speaker 5: They're oppressed with weather once they reached a certain age.
Speaker 2: So anyway, since he got here and he's realized, I
Speaker 2: don't know why didn't it occurred to him that might
Speaker 2: be warm here in Australia, He's bought some kind of
Speaker 2: strange umpires straw hat. So he obviously yesterday he got
Speaker 2: stopped seven tires by other people at the open asking
Speaker 2: him like are the toilets.
Speaker 3: Here American hat?
Speaker 2: And because my dad is very very polite, he would
Speaker 2: never say I'm not that christ. He worked how and
Speaker 2: he pays attention. He was actually directing, because if you
Speaker 2: start doing that, other people start to queue up, wondering,
Speaker 2: like wandering around, and that guy knows where to sit.
Speaker 2: He's got the north sid His only complaint was and
Speaker 2: hopefully the good people at the Ustralian Open can change
Speaker 2: sun nets. Got the days they didn't serve any pins oh,
Speaker 2: this is only grumble. Is that a Wimbledon thing? Because
Speaker 2: I know you love the strawberry crane. It's a summary
Speaker 2: kind of drink.
Speaker 3: It's lovely, isn't it very?
Speaker 2: And in wimbled and they have like the old deers
Speaker 2: and that they turn out to wimbleden for the day
Speaker 2: they get trying to I don't watch any tennis. It
Speaker 2: sults up against trees, switched out of their little old
Speaker 2: people nonsense right in the afternoon. So he couldn't find
Speaker 2: any of his beloved pop to have that. That was
Speaker 2: but he had an amazing day yet amazing time.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: First one of twenty nineteen. You're smarter than Google. This
Speaker 2: is where we urge all of you to play along.
Speaker 2: We try and find the answer to hopefully interesting questions,
Speaker 2: but without going on our phones, without consulting Google. Because
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Speaker 2: Now we don't hold any knowledge, do we No, it's
Speaker 2: all outsourced to our phones. So let's go back to
Speaker 2: a world before that's if we can work out some
Speaker 2: questions at the moment. One of the questions We're going
Speaker 2: to try and work out without Google's help. And I
Speaker 2: have stayed off Google now for a day or two
Speaker 2: and I've been itching to go on is do people
Speaker 2: spontaneously combust?
Speaker 4: We started looking at it yea, and we started the computer.
Speaker 4: But you know what, this is perfect from no Google.
Speaker 2: So we want to know tomorrow morning does this actually happen?
Speaker 2: And how? And there's room for a couple more questions.
Speaker 2: So if you want to set a question that you'd
Speaker 2: love to know the answer to on tomorrow's Breakfast show
Speaker 2: for you're smarter than Google, email me today Christian at
Speaker 2: GOLDWEO four three dot com dot au if we use
Speaker 2: it on tomorrow's show. We've got tickets, pairs of tickets
Speaker 2: to go and see School of Rock, which is an
Speaker 2: amazing musical. We've all been to see it, haven't we.
Speaker 2: Actually it's brilliantastic. Took my kids, mother and a couple
Speaker 2: weeks to go and absolutely love that. So you can
Speaker 2: win a pair of those if your ticket gets on
Speaker 2: here tomorrow. Christian at GOLDWEO four three dot com dot Au.
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Speaker 2: Three That is it for us. Do you know my
Speaker 2: dad is on his way right now. He's ville sanctuary.
Speaker 3: Oh, he'll have a great day.
Speaker 2: This is last day trip. My wife has taken my
Speaker 2: dad out there. Nice.
Speaker 4: Although we didn't wait for you to finish the radio show.
Speaker 2: This is how my dad operates. My dad makes up
Speaker 2: at four a m. Just gets up early every single day,
Speaker 2: no reason to no reason to do whatsoever. And he
Speaker 2: was asking the kids could they get up early today? Also,
Speaker 2: get this, my dad commuted. We were talking about musicals
Speaker 2: and stuff. When we're talking about bats Lehman's musical Romeo
Speaker 2: and Juliet, so good. It was my dad went to
Speaker 2: the kids another great musical. He's trying to watch his
Speaker 2: West Side Story story. When does anyone watched that in
Speaker 2: the last two hundred years? West Side Story anyway. See
Speaker 2: if you see a strange looking gentlemen out of the
Speaker 2: sanctuary today with a big old hat, it's the information guy.
Speaker 2: Just to make sure he's not in the east or
Speaker 2: west sunlight or heat will melt. Title of today's show
Speaker 2: comes from Pats earlier. It is bj Barakast. We're back
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning. Thanks listening. Have a great day.
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