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Speaker 3: Christian the innocent pleasure of that slice process. Geez early,
Speaker 3: I think Breakfast Show in the bog starts four minutes
Speaker 3: past six Monday morning. Come on, it's to Christian O'Connor
Speaker 3: Breakfast Show Hobe. You all had a great weekend. Good
Speaker 3: morning Jack Post.
Speaker 2: Good morning Christian. How did you go this weekend? I
Speaker 2: saw you lugging up that mattress up the stairs like
Speaker 2: you had so much equipment in furniture to move this weekend.
Speaker 3: All it's been is unpacking, shifting, carrying, But we are
Speaker 3: now entirely unpacked.
Speaker 2: Oh well done.
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: If you did it feel like home yet?
Speaker 1: The new Yeah?
Speaker 3: Got it feels so good. I hadn't, you know, my
Speaker 3: wife and I and our youngest daughter a little but
Speaker 3: yesterday we was sat down having tea and we all
Speaker 3: just went, God, what is about this place? This feels
Speaker 3: a lot more relaxing.
Speaker 4: Oh good.
Speaker 3: You know the rental place we've had for last year,
Speaker 3: it was actually a very dark oppressive energy to it
Speaker 3: in this place, got so much natural light. We've just
Speaker 3: moved house, and it's so nice to move into your
Speaker 3: own home, especially when you've moved the other side of
Speaker 3: the world. I don't know what it is. May maybe
Speaker 3: knowing that this is our home now and it's not
Speaker 3: somebody else's home. It's got our stuff in it, and
Speaker 3: we can repaint some of it, and oh god, it's
Speaker 3: been really, really nice. However, still getting to the use
Speaker 3: of the new house. Whenever you move, whether it's to
Speaker 3: rent somewhere or it takes you a while just to
Speaker 3: actually land in it. Yep.
Speaker 2: It's always the lights, which as I find again, you're
Speaker 2: flicking lights, which is and something's turning off in a
Speaker 2: different room.
Speaker 3: So you remember Friday, I said how I got trapped
Speaker 3: in the bathroom. I couldn't work out how to get out.
Speaker 3: I had to actually call for my wife at four
Speaker 3: point thirty am. Today I had another one. This time
Speaker 3: I can get in and out of the bathroom. But
Speaker 3: the bedroom is so dark, which is lovely going and
Speaker 3: to stay it and find myself going to sleep a
Speaker 3: lot quicker. It's pitch black. I couldn't seriously work out
Speaker 3: where the door was to get out, so again I
Speaker 3: had to call it out, wife, going, you're right in
Speaker 3: the very tense way. Okay, I really sorry. I can't
Speaker 3: work out where the door is. Turn the light on,
Speaker 3: light goes, I went, oh there is okay, doggy' by
Speaker 3: are you annoyingly?
Speaker 4: You need the light on your phone? That's what I did.
Speaker 3: But I think that's a horrible way that's going to
Speaker 3: wake up Sarah, my wife as well. If it is
Speaker 3: shining around a torch in me coming around the room,
Speaker 3: it's scary. It's a horrible way to wake up. The
Speaker 3: real though, the real issue I have, and I need
Speaker 3: some advice for people this morning is Loura Keats. What
Speaker 3: can you tell them about these beautiful looking animals? But
Speaker 3: what is with the stupid screeching that the chorus that
Speaker 3: now wakes me up about six a m. Saturday and Sunday.
Speaker 3: This awful shi out there, it's like a screeching. Then.
Speaker 3: I don't know what they're doing, whether it's mating or
Speaker 3: they're just trying to be louder than the other guy
Speaker 3: next to them, but just that there's a there's a
Speaker 3: tree right outside our bedroom windows.
Speaker 2: It must be the type of tree you have, but
Speaker 2: you haven't up a tree down.
Speaker 3: No, but what can you do to deter them from
Speaker 3: going around there? What can I do?
Speaker 4: You need a fake out?
Speaker 3: Well, I noticed that you brought the rought.
Speaker 4: Him in for you.
Speaker 5: We had a shocking problem with pigeons poohing all over
Speaker 5: our deck. No, seriously, it was a really big problem.
Speaker 5: We had to PreCure spray every couple of days.
Speaker 4: You couldn't eat out there. It was our health, is
Speaker 4: it really?
Speaker 3: And we were so attracted about your deck is a
Speaker 3: kind of toilet for the pitcheon?
Speaker 4: No idea what the issue was.
Speaker 5: So we got someone, one of the neighbors said get
Speaker 5: this fake out and we went, yeah, right, So we
Speaker 5: went to Bunning's and got him.
Speaker 4: It was only ten bucks or something, and you're filling.
Speaker 5: With water so he doesn't tip over his plastic with
Speaker 5: these big googly eyes and it scares them away.
Speaker 3: Why is the pitcheon scared of just anail this that
Speaker 3: doesn't move? I think because it's.
Speaker 5: A bigger bird, so they think it's I don't know,
Speaker 5: maybe going to attack.
Speaker 3: It worked on the pigeons never came back.
Speaker 4: Never came back. Haven't had a problem since. Do you
Speaker 4: think they moved next door.
Speaker 3: Not your problem, not in my backyard. Do you think
Speaker 3: it's going to work with the Laura key? Are they
Speaker 3: also going to be frightened of the big the big
Speaker 3: guy the out here?
Speaker 4: I reckon it will?
Speaker 2: Now? Is this your hour that you've bought in?
Speaker 3: Pats?
Speaker 2: So will the pigeons come back overnight?
Speaker 4: They might go to Christian's house?
Speaker 3: So what you think? I just attached this in the tree.
Speaker 5: You can hang him. We just sit him on our
Speaker 5: water feature. You can put him anywhere.
Speaker 3: Hang on, you've got a water feature?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What do you mean you've got a water like?
Speaker 4: You know, a fountain thing?
Speaker 3: You've got a fountain? Hang on a minute? You always going? Now?
Speaker 3: You're not paid enough? Can you go word with the
Speaker 3: boss again? Some more money? I want to be in
Speaker 3: a Mercedes like Fifi I have. Have you got a
Speaker 3: water feature? Wave got a water feature? It's a tap?
Speaker 3: I've got outside tap. What do you mean you've got
Speaker 3: a fountain? What kind of fountain?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 4: It's like this ripple.
Speaker 5: It's beautiful actually, and we've got pots either side of it.
Speaker 5: But the trouble is it goes and the water goes
Speaker 5: all mankey, it goes all green and the dog ins
Speaker 5: his drinking out of it.
Speaker 4: I don't know why.
Speaker 3: Honestly, your life, your home life out there, I can
Speaker 3: never hear enough. But you need like a YouTube channel.
Speaker 3: He's bigger than bigger than Kardashians.
Speaker 1: I'd rather watch that the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
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Speaker 3: I don't know sales, tim I had a big deal there,
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Speaker 3: how did all these birthday party go the on Friday
Speaker 3: you were telling us about the Saturday which was the
Speaker 3: spa party.
Speaker 5: Yeah, eighth birthday party with nice of her dearest little
Speaker 5: friends started.
Speaker 4: Very early, too early.
Speaker 5: So woke up about four am Saturday morning to a
Speaker 5: commotion in the other end of the house. Got up
Speaker 5: and she was getting dressed. The said party Christmas day, Christmas?
Speaker 4: Where's the Christmas Day?
Speaker 3: But that excitement just to get on with the day day,
Speaker 3: So what was she was actually getting ready?
Speaker 4: She was getting dressed, she was getting her dress on.
Speaker 2: What did you do well?
Speaker 5: I said, note till and it's still dark outside. No
Speaker 5: need to pop back in the bed.
Speaker 3: Got the owl on you.
Speaker 2: You don't sleep, that's another friend who's not coming to
Speaker 2: the party.
Speaker 4: Get the cattle brought out.
Speaker 5: So put her back into bed, and of course everyone
Speaker 5: else went back to sleep except for me.
Speaker 3: But it was the water feature on all.
Speaker 4: No, the water feature wasn't. No, it wasn't.
Speaker 5: So anyway, we got up and going eventually, of course,
Speaker 5: it was over in Essendon at a beautiful little party room.
Speaker 4: Picked the cake up on the way.
Speaker 5: All was going smooth until we got the cake. So
Speaker 5: we got there. It wasn't ready, that's not She hadn't
Speaker 5: done it, like it was.
Speaker 3: You hadn't done it. It was you order it.
Speaker 4: Three weeks ago, paid a fortune.
Speaker 2: That's you forgotten about you.
Speaker 5: No, she was just tarty. So she just had this
Speaker 5: pink slab three weeks.
Speaker 3: I got one job, your cat maker make the cake.
Speaker 5: I was, well, you know what the panda's like when
Speaker 5: the panda's not happy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and also not being funny. I don't know what's
Speaker 3: going on with you. Thursday and Friday, right, old moon,
Speaker 3: I don't know what it was, but big old moo cow,
Speaker 3: very angry, angry lady head off. You told me three times,
Speaker 3: so you get that. You upset a mama, a mama
Speaker 3: cub and no birthday cake. What did you do?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 5: I couldn't do much because Audrey was there and I
Speaker 5: didn't want to spoil a day.
Speaker 4: But basically it.
Speaker 3: Was she dead now, then she will.
Speaker 4: Be when I bring up I didn't do it right there?
Speaker 3: And then did you beat her to death with that?
Speaker 3: That's why you brought the owling. And you get to
Speaker 3: the DNA, I'll give it to the pommy, but you
Speaker 3: can take a fall. Why is the BrainLes on this?
Speaker 3: And cake?
Speaker 6: That very violent?
Speaker 5: But early on a Monday morning, so it was just
Speaker 5: a pink slab of icing, right.
Speaker 4: So she had to quickly throw all the bits on it.
Speaker 3: Or she were holding her head.
Speaker 4: Right then I get in the car.
Speaker 5: I had to nurse the thing all the way to
Speaker 5: Essend and there was a prang on the ring road
Speaker 5: that was closed. So then we had an argument in
Speaker 5: the car about which way to go. Mom and Day,
Speaker 5: Grandma and Granddad were with us. They're just like not
Speaker 5: game to say a word.
Speaker 4: So anyway, we get.
Speaker 5: There because of course we didn't want to be there
Speaker 5: late because it's very rude, and I guess you're.
Speaker 3: You're trying to downregulate your stress and the anger about
Speaker 3: the cake because there's all these days.
Speaker 5: She's in the cranking out in a sweat. I just
Speaker 5: wanted to explode. Anyway, we got there, but do you
Speaker 5: know what happened with the cake once we opened the box?
Speaker 5: That made the icing like the frost too thin and.
Speaker 2: Half of the collapse it had collapsed sweated or something.
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: So anyway, we got the lady from the party room.
Speaker 5: We've got like this spatchela trying to make it look
Speaker 5: half decent.
Speaker 3: Instead of happy birthday, order said that happy birthday Andrew or.
Speaker 4: Something like that.
Speaker 5: So anyway, you know how you do the cake at
Speaker 5: the last thing before the kids go home and they
Speaker 5: get their little treats.
Speaker 4: We had to do it.
Speaker 5: At the start because we didn't know how long it
Speaker 5: would stand up, and the kids were really confused, and
Speaker 5: order is like, don't we normally she wants to go
Speaker 5: now just got here anyway, Look it was just a cake.
Speaker 4: But yeah, she's gonna copy.
Speaker 3: I did already have a lovely spar She had.
Speaker 4: The best day, This great group of little girls. They
Speaker 4: had the best time. That's the main thing.
Speaker 3: Seriously, why is their dried blood on that The Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one four point three. So
Speaker 3: Jack has decided with his wife Bianca, of next twelve
Speaker 3: months to tick off one classic movie a that are
Speaker 3: going to watch. So the other weekend it was good
Speaker 3: for us and he gave.
Speaker 2: That nine out of ten great, loved it, loved it,
Speaker 2: and we were going to watch this weekend the Green Mile,
Speaker 2: which I told everyone on Friday, people playing at home,
Speaker 2: but it was over. It's three hours, nine minutes long,
Speaker 2: and on a Friday night it was long. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: was too long for me.
Speaker 3: Hang on week you said it was, you're about to
Speaker 3: say it was already eight o'clock. So all right, Cinderetta,
Speaker 3: Well after eleven o'clock. What time it must be? I
Speaker 3: think it's eight fifteen.
Speaker 2: It wasn't even Friday Saturday. We watched on Saturday.
Speaker 3: One hundred and five. Oh god, what if do you
Speaker 3: think it's it's not time. It's not eight thirty, so
Speaker 3: you think it's like so it was, so you decided
Speaker 3: to go again.
Speaker 2: So we went for the ninety six minute hour and
Speaker 2: a half length twelve angry men.
Speaker 3: Oh that's great. Oh result, by course ten.
Speaker 2: We will get to the green eventually. But I tell
Speaker 2: you what, twelve angry men. That's ten out of ten
Speaker 2: from us.
Speaker 3: It's a great You know when they say a classic
Speaker 3: movie the Facts in black and white, it's from nineteen
Speaker 3: fifty seven. It's a courtroom drama that really is just
Speaker 3: one scene. Isn't the hottest day of the year if
Speaker 3: I remember.
Speaker 2: Now, Yeah, ninety three out of the ninety six minutes
Speaker 2: takes place all in one room, in the jurors room.
Speaker 3: You hardly see the trial. We see a bit, if
Speaker 3: I remember right, there's a bit of the judge doing
Speaker 3: some summary insummation, but it's all about the jurors arguing.
Speaker 3: There's no special effects. There's no cgi, there's.
Speaker 2: No action, there's hardly anything. It's a black and white movie,
Speaker 2: all taking place in one room. But this storytelling is
Speaker 2: so engaging. It actually it proves that storytelling and performances
Speaker 2: are by far the most important thing in a film,
Speaker 2: and all the special effects and big budgets is really
Speaker 2: just dressing on top. But it was so strong, the
Speaker 2: story is so strong. We just loved it.
Speaker 3: It's worth digging out again. I might have to see
Speaker 3: it again because all about if I'm a Rightley Henry
Speaker 3: is each you remember number eight, the first one who
Speaker 3: delivers the verdict of non guilty.
Speaker 2: That's right, he's the only one. He's going to convince
Speaker 2: the rest of the eleven of them.
Speaker 3: And it's all about the personality clashes because they're all
Speaker 3: from different backgrounds, and it's it's just on the personality
Speaker 3: conflict and the dialogue and the body language. There's nothing
Speaker 3: else that goes on.
Speaker 2: And he chips away at each jury other one by one.
Speaker 2: It's a fantastic film.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, So where are you going to go from?
Speaker 3: Sidney Lumier was the brilliant genius director one an Oscar Hey,
Speaker 3: guess how much money that costs back in nineteen fifty
Speaker 3: seven to make a movie like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's going to be one of the cheapest
Speaker 2: movies ever made. Yeah, besides paying for the actors.
Speaker 3: Well, there's only one of them only Henry Fonder was
Speaker 3: the big well known actor. The rest of them, like
Speaker 3: even a guy Jack Kookman who went on to become
Speaker 3: a Quincy MD is one of the jury members in
Speaker 3: as well. The wrest of them were just dropping actors right. Well,
Speaker 3: then it's going to be one of the cheapest films
Speaker 3: every three hundred thousand dollars. Yeah, and it won an Oscar.
Speaker 3: And you look at any top one hundred of the
Speaker 3: greatest movies of all time, it's always top twenty or
Speaker 3: top thirty. I saw a top ten, because we're going
Speaker 3: to be talking about just now. I just typed in
Speaker 3: twelve Angry Men and I saw that it's in a
Speaker 3: top ten. It's at number one in courtroom drama movies.
Speaker 3: How can we even name ten? You've got a few
Speaker 3: good men I can't remember anymore.
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Speaker 3: Three, some good footy of the weekend. I enjoyed your
Speaker 3: mob the Bombers game Friday night.
Speaker 2: I love the Hawthorne Essendon match.
Speaker 3: That's a great game. That's a third quarter. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: are your lads is it Zach Merritt spent on some
Speaker 3: masterclass to keep you guys in finals contention. But I
Speaker 3: thought it was a great game.
Speaker 2: And it almost bubbled over at the end of the
Speaker 2: third quarter. I mean, we had Crawfin here in the
Speaker 2: morning of and after he left we started watching the
Speaker 2: vision of like the line in the sand mash and
Speaker 2: the different brawls that Essendon and Hawthorne have had over time.
Speaker 2: It almost tipped over that. But there's too many fines
Speaker 2: and stuff now that the players don't really want to do.
Speaker 3: What's to deal with the pinching?
Speaker 1: Me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, every week when I think I'm getting up to
Speaker 3: speed with this sport, there's suddenly a guy climbing a
Speaker 3: gold post and shaking it now pinching another guy.
Speaker 4: As a brain snap.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, just defending some bad by your own kid.
Speaker 4: He's stomped on the guy and then gave a rude gesture.
Speaker 4: It's like he just went on.
Speaker 3: But what about the pinching.
Speaker 2: Premeditated? I think we're talking about Ben Stratton, the Hall captain.
Speaker 2: He did he did stomp on Sean mccerneth's foot. Okay,
Speaker 2: that could be outrage, but the pinching is like there
Speaker 2: was off the ball as well.
Speaker 3: And you see he's got like twelve like bruises on
Speaker 3: there where you really got to grab. Those are horrible
Speaker 3: somethings people used to do, the bigger kids used to
Speaker 3: do at school.
Speaker 2: And well, your daughter's playing footy now, it's like that's
Speaker 2: the stuff the kids pick up when they watched.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she was so. She played twice at the weekend.
Speaker 3: She played for the school team on Saturday and then
Speaker 3: she played yesterday for Hampton Rovers, her local footy team.
Speaker 3: And she absolutely loves playing footy, right, she is really
Speaker 3: really into it. Highlight of her weekend. She loves it.
Speaker 3: But yesterday she has been stamped on by the girl
Speaker 3: she's playing on. They pull hair. I was watching on
Speaker 3: the weekend. I saw girls punching each other and I'll
Speaker 3: just say what I saw light in their boots.
Speaker 4: Oh no, oh yeah they are.
Speaker 3: I don't know what they're working out issues or but
Speaker 3: they are. They're going for hell for leather. Yesterday's game, though,
Speaker 3: Lois's team. They lost, but Lois got mana matches the
Speaker 3: best as and Fairest. Oh so pleased for her. You know,
Speaker 3: she's still learning about the game. She's been moved from
Speaker 3: defense into midfield now and she was smashing these other
Speaker 3: girls anyway. As part of the ceremony afterwards in the
Speaker 3: in the locker room, right, she got a grilled voucher
Speaker 3: for a free burger.
Speaker 2: Reminds me of being a kid when you were the
Speaker 2: best on your basketball team, you would get.
Speaker 3: Was made up about the free grilled burger at Southland
Speaker 3: and that Gil McLaughlin and they've had a tough weekend.
Speaker 3: You're a lot of Cristism. I reckon that the D's
Speaker 3: would play a bit harder if they knew that if
Speaker 3: they've got another win, or just one win, they might
Speaker 3: get a free burger grilled Southland. That's what Gil needs
Speaker 3: to do.
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Speaker 3: Three written the newspapers today. Have you guys seen us?
Speaker 3: You've seen this pats about the small little light aircraft
Speaker 3: and added an emergency landing the golf course next to
Speaker 3: Marabin Airport. Yes, I mean I know, it's that course
Speaker 3: that they land on is a very postial. It's very
Speaker 3: hard to get get on there. But you can't be
Speaker 3: just crashing the plane on there and suddenly going out
Speaker 3: with your clubs, so just playing through. But it's the
Speaker 3: footage is amazing, the photo it all. I was reading
Speaker 3: it because I was like, well, that's amazing. And the
Speaker 3: emergency services obviously you can't just drive on a nice fairway,
Speaker 3: you're ruin it. This. The paramedics had to get in
Speaker 3: golf buggies. Really imagine that. I'm sorry your dad hasn't
Speaker 3: made it. We couldn't get there quick enough traveling it. Well,
Speaker 3: they got about one k an hour a golf buggy.
Speaker 3: We're coming, could you hurry. We're still we'll be there
Speaker 3: shortly once you each here about five hours at this.
Speaker 5: It's not like the ambulance is going to do donuts
Speaker 5: on the course or anything.
Speaker 3: But great big ambulance. Those beautiful rolling fairways, you know,
Speaker 3: that's why even when you've got to wear certain shoes
Speaker 3: that are on there, you know.
Speaker 2: You know, grains keepers. Remember we wanted to land a
Speaker 2: skydiver the Grand Final that we did, and they wouldn't
Speaker 2: have it because they're worried.
Speaker 3: About if the parachuter has died, the damage that his
Speaker 3: falling body would due to the oval turf, not that
Speaker 3: he would die, what it would do to the season.
Speaker 3: But anyway, I'm talking to you, sa Brad about this
Speaker 3: morning on the way in Okay. And do you see
Speaker 3: that you know that road from us where we are
Speaker 3: now we're having an airport. A plane just crashed land
Speaker 3: on the golf course next to me, goes ah, here
Speaker 3: that happens? Is that right? Does it actually happen? He
Speaker 3: said a lot that the planes are often well yeah,
Speaker 3: or just like they said, there's like a lot of
Speaker 3: houses right next to the airport. You often get planes
Speaker 3: like dropping in the background garden or crashing into the house. No,
Speaker 3: you do.
Speaker 4: There's been a number of incidents there has over the years.
Speaker 3: Really yeah, Well, if you listen to the show right
Speaker 3: now and you're a resident of Morabin or near around
Speaker 3: their old center Dandenong road, is he telling me the
Speaker 3: truth or is he confused? Again? Just bear in mind
Speaker 3: that twenty minutes before he picked me up, he crashed
Speaker 3: into his neighbour's car, as he said, because he said
Speaker 3: he got confused.
Speaker 2: How cars the reverse sensor was confusing him.
Speaker 3: What's that? Why is it getting louder? As like as
Speaker 3: that large metallic object in the rearview mirror gets bigger,
Speaker 3: the two almost bang. All right? Do planes just drop
Speaker 3: into your garden if you live out at Moraba near
Speaker 3: the airport? Nine four one four one oh four three.
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Speaker 3: So the new say, small aircraft, I do an emergency landing,
Speaker 3: not at Marabin Airport, but the golf course next to it.
Speaker 3: Everyone's all fine, but the emergency services obviously couldn't just
Speaker 3: tear up on an ambulance onto the greens, so they
Speaker 3: had to get on golf buggies. Producer Brads Casually this morning,
Speaker 3: when I told him about the story, went, oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: that happens, does it? Is this a frequent thing? Partentsy
Speaker 3: just came in. You were taking calls. You don't think
Speaker 3: which as we sort of beatles in, just drops a
Speaker 3: big old truth bomb walks out. She went, They trained pilots.
Speaker 2: There's the learners. You reckon.
Speaker 3: John, Good morning morning Christian John. What can you tell
Speaker 3: me about this?
Speaker 7: I could sort of go on for half an hour,
Speaker 7: but just quickly. It was stationed to Clayton for quite
Speaker 7: a few years. Fire We go to retire now. But
Speaker 7: we had probably three crashes in the golf course. The
Speaker 7: most interesting one was probably sort of light that might
Speaker 7: a b eleven o'clock at night, We've got a call
Speaker 7: for a plane crash. We're coming down Cena Daniel on
Speaker 7: the road and we had no idea whether it was
Speaker 7: a host call or whatever. And there's this guy waving
Speaker 7: to us just on the side of the road, and
Speaker 7: so he pulled over and yeah, it was a pilot.
Speaker 7: It run out of fuel, missed the airport landing area
Speaker 7: by about one hundred meters, you know, really bad luck. Yeah,
Speaker 7: we just had to look through the trees. Is just
Speaker 7: plane sort of stuck in the middle of the trees.
Speaker 7: Pilot was fine, unbelievable. Air pilot was fine.
Speaker 3: How do you run out of fuel? I mean you
Speaker 3: didn't out? Yeah.
Speaker 7: I think he just pressed his like a little bit
Speaker 7: too much and.
Speaker 3: Though it just rolls to you know, it slows down. Crash.
Speaker 3: It isn't it a plane any running out of fuel?
Speaker 3: That's bad news.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess you can glide to the airport. But
Speaker 2: if you don't make it, you've got to land.
Speaker 7: On the golf Yeah, yeah, I think there's regulations about
Speaker 7: the amount of fuel you've got to have left your
Speaker 7: tink when you land.
Speaker 3: But tell me this right then you'd be the man.
Speaker 3: And you can't just you can't just drive out on
Speaker 3: the fairway for golf course, can you?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: I remember years ago there was a sculpt was the
Speaker 7: course sky show. It was like a coordinated music to
Speaker 7: fireworks and I was stationed in South Melbourne at the
Speaker 7: time and just after the fireworks started, we got a
Speaker 7: call for fires and all the palm trees through the
Speaker 7: Old Park golf course right fireworks were coming down. They
Speaker 7: were landing in the palm trees catching fire. So there
Speaker 7: were about three trucks spent about an hour and a
Speaker 7: half very carefully riding through the Old Park golf course
Speaker 7: putting out all these fires. A couple of days later
Speaker 7: we get this call from the hire up in the
Speaker 7: food chain and the Firebrigate calling us in saying because
Speaker 7: one hundred and fifty thousand dollars worth of damage, we
Speaker 7: destroyed the reticulation system. The sprinkles are just below the surface,
Speaker 7: so the trucks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it is in your argument, John, we got
Speaker 2: to put out the fire. We can't get like we
Speaker 2: can't get into golf buggies with buckets of.
Speaker 3: Water, super social nerve guns.
Speaker 7: Yeah maybe I was put the ladders up the trees
Speaker 7: and with a bucket of water and just tip it in.
Speaker 7: But there Yeah, no, that was so we looked the
Speaker 7: hard So that's why you don't go through golf courses
Speaker 7: in high trucks.
Speaker 3: Now we know we listen, John, I really appreciate it
Speaker 3: giving us a call.
Speaker 7: Have a good week mate, No, it's great, show you too.
Speaker 3: Bye, thank you.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: We need to speak to camping legends. Camping is really
Speaker 3: important here and people love it and in the UK.
Speaker 3: Me and my family we've only been camping once and
Speaker 3: we didn't know what we're doing. It to borrow a
Speaker 3: lot of equipment and it went so badly to six
Speaker 3: in the morning, I was packing up the tent. We
Speaker 3: just drove home. We went to start the whole weekend.
Speaker 3: We just had the wrong gear. We didn't know what
Speaker 3: we were doing right. The kids are all moaning all
Speaker 3: night and they didn't want to be and it was
Speaker 3: one of those tents as well that hasn't got like
Speaker 3: the individual dividing rooms or anything like that. We're all
Speaker 3: just so you really don't want to wake up. What
Speaker 3: is that horrible ping noise to see your old man
Speaker 3: sat in a party? Go and go back to sleep.
Speaker 3: Nothing to see here. It's just it's just not nice anybody.
Speaker 3: So I need some tips. My wife is desperate to
Speaker 3: give it go now in Melbourne, now in Australia. It's
Speaker 3: all about the outdoors lifestyle. She wants to go when
Speaker 3: the weather gets better and we're into the summer in
Speaker 3: a couple months time. Wants us to go camping again.
Speaker 3: I need advice and people do this and know how
Speaker 3: to have a great experience.
Speaker 2: Well, this one will be hard to beat. I think
Speaker 2: I've never seen anything like this. But my friend was
Speaker 2: saying he was over the weekend, set up next to
Speaker 2: a group of campers who had obviously done it before.
Speaker 2: They had a waiting pool that was like a hot
Speaker 2: tub in their campsite. This is a place with no
Speaker 2: electricity there out in the middle of the bush. They're
Speaker 2: pumping water from the river into their kids pool. Then
Speaker 2: they've got another pump running a actual copper pipe out
Speaker 2: of the pool. It coils around in their fire, heating
Speaker 2: up the water, and then pumps it back into the
Speaker 2: kid's pool again. And they were sitting in there in
Speaker 2: his thirty eight degrees.
Speaker 3: That's incredible. What ingenuity of design and plumbing and central heating.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he said. One of the guys camping with them
Speaker 2: was an engineer, and he had a notebook with like
Speaker 2: how much water, how much coil will need to sit
Speaker 2: in the fire to hit properly heat the amount of water.
Speaker 3: Into the I'd say someone there has to be a
Speaker 3: builder an engineer to know how to do all that.
Speaker 3: But that is set up. Oh so they could have
Speaker 3: a hot tub at the camp site. See that's what
Speaker 3: you want, because to me, camping always looks miserable, like
Speaker 3: why would you want to lose a good night's sleep
Speaker 3: to go and lie on a cold ground.
Speaker 2: Well, then, by contrast, my friend is having a miserable time.
Speaker 2: He's got one year old daughter. They're freezing over in
Speaker 2: their campsite looking over at the hot tub.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly. I don't want to be I'm more like
Speaker 3: to be the guy freezing any kids moaning, why have
Speaker 3: we done this? We've got a nice, warm, toasty house
Speaker 3: while we come to the outdoors. So we're looking for
Speaker 3: stories about camping legends. Are the people you've seen next
Speaker 3: year when you've gone camping, who have the gear, who
Speaker 3: have a great time you don't, or are you a
Speaker 3: camping legend the best story we get or any good
Speaker 3: advice we get about camping until the next twenty minutes
Speaker 3: on the show, We'll give you a pair of tickets
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Speaker 3: We worked this out the day. It's about twenty eight
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Speaker 3: next Tuesday through ticketep but you can win them every
Speaker 3: single day this week. All right then, Camping Legends Luke,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning, goodbye to Mane. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: So what have you seen and what have you done camping?
Speaker 8: I went camping the other week and the guy across
Speaker 8: from me rocked up in a like a big yu,
Speaker 8: like a two fifty youth laid out a tap in
Speaker 8: the back of it and just started bucketing hot water
Speaker 8: into it and used it as a pool.
Speaker 3: That is incredible. The back of a ute. Of course
Speaker 3: you've got a mobile.
Speaker 2: It's like that episode of the Citizens bring them mobile
Speaker 2: pool around.
Speaker 3: Oh, Luke, what an amazing sight to see. That's incredible. Wow,
Speaker 3: that really is a camping legend.
Speaker 2: Did they let you have a dip?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, I got to jump in, Luke.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for show and that was with us.
Speaker 3: Might have a good day.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Ellie, Good morning Ellie.
Speaker 9: Hey, how are you going there?
Speaker 3: You go Erie? Eddie, tell us what you're camping? Story mate.
Speaker 10: It's actually my dad who's the camping legend.
Speaker 3: Ye.
Speaker 10: He took us around Australia when we were kids, and
Speaker 10: he is an engineer. So he welded up a roof
Speaker 10: rack on our full drive and it had like water
Speaker 10: and fuel and all these retirements before it came about
Speaker 10: that that was like the thing to do in our
Speaker 10: day and age. Now he holded it up and we
Speaker 10: had a hot shower. If he hooked up something to
Speaker 10: our motor and our car and we had hot showers
Speaker 10: all the way around.
Speaker 3: Like this is amazing. Yeah, that's incredible. There's a camping mcguiver.
Speaker 10: He is. He always invents stuff. And I just think, oh,
Speaker 10: you know, if you invented that when we were younger
Speaker 10: and actually did something about it, we might be billionaires.
Speaker 2: Now are you driving around the country with a shower
Speaker 2: headstack off the top of the car?
Speaker 10: An Dad lives in New South Wales now and he's
Speaker 10: he's still inventing stuff. So I'm sure there's plenty more.
Speaker 3: What do you mean tell us about some of his inventions?
Speaker 3: What do you mean his invention stuff?
Speaker 10: It's oh, he like welds up stuff to put over
Speaker 10: the campfires and like you know, to cook stuff on.
Speaker 10: And then the other day Mum and him sent me
Speaker 10: a photo and Dad had rigged up something. Oh I
Speaker 10: don't know it was some campsite in the middle of
Speaker 10: nowhere and they'd rigged up something for yeah. Now, but yeah,
Speaker 10: he's always he's always inventing stuffed. He's a very smart man.
Speaker 3: A brilliant What a great experience going to Australia with
Speaker 3: him as well, and the hot showers. Eddie, thank you
Speaker 3: very much and call thank you calling Millie Coome oning.
Speaker 6: Millie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, everyone's got the Monday voted. Just a couple of
Speaker 3: seconds delayed my mini. Yes, Hey, hello, Mally, welcome to
Speaker 3: the show. Thanks you for calling mate. What's your camping story.
Speaker 9: Oh, we used to camp at then Stay and we
Speaker 9: upgraded from a non powered site to a power site
Speaker 9: and was on yay and my husband, Yeah, this is brilliant.
Speaker 9: I'm going to be able to take my bread baker.
Speaker 3: You're kidding me. We've got a bread maker. They weigh
Speaker 3: a ton, they.
Speaker 9: Weigh a ton and they make a load of noise.
Speaker 3: That clicking is that the little auto arm go around
Speaker 3: stirring the dough, worring a how to make friends of
Speaker 3: the campsite twenty four hour breadmaker And.
Speaker 9: So it was nice fort waking up to the smell
Speaker 9: at about six thirty. But I go down to the
Speaker 9: camping kitchen and it's the oh my god, what more
Speaker 9: on Who's bought a bread? Make hits it on camping holidays.
Speaker 9: It was so embarrassing.
Speaker 3: That's amazing. That's a great one, Manie. Thank you very
Speaker 3: much your call. Thank you all right, we got the
Speaker 3: news headlines coming up next, all so misheard lyrics on
Speaker 3: the way give you here on Gold one o four point.
Speaker 1: Three, the Christian hu'connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for the camping stories on my
Speaker 3: phone system in front of in the studio here. Sometimes
Speaker 3: Beck and rather the producers will label up just the
Speaker 3: headline of what you're calling it. Talk about one of
Speaker 3: the calls that we've has just wrung off. It simply
Speaker 3: said coffee machine, Comma spit roast. So Jamie Oliver putting
Speaker 3: up at the campsite next to you coffee machine and
Speaker 3: the spit roast you. It was enough, sir with the
Speaker 3: coffee machine spit roast. Well, that's amazing. Do you know
Speaker 3: what I think we should do once we get into
Speaker 3: spring and summer, Let's take the show camping. I would
Speaker 3: love to do the show from a camp site. We
Speaker 3: all have to camp the night before. We won't get
Speaker 3: much sleep. Pats, you'll probably get absolutely smashed, but we
Speaker 3: do the preapshure. Who do you think out the team
Speaker 3: would struggle the most, Brad?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 3: I think it be you me? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why me?
Speaker 3: No? Honestly you like your comforts and.
Speaker 4: I've been camping before. Now come on, I'm a girl
Speaker 4: from the bush.
Speaker 3: Sure, sure, but not anymore.
Speaker 4: No, you're not forget your roots.
Speaker 3: No, well, we will see when we go camping. When
Speaker 3: was the last time we went camping a teenager? Right?
Speaker 3: The show is definitely going to go camping The Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Charles has texted me he goes camping with a king
Speaker 3: single mattress. That is how I would do it. I
Speaker 3: might be the first guy. I might just pom it
Speaker 3: up when we go show camping and take a four
Speaker 3: post to bed? Can you read? Can you rite a
Speaker 3: four post bed at a camp site inside a tent?
Speaker 3: All right, it's time for this. It's just another Misshardmandy
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's Miss hurd lyrics. All right, then Monday, misshard
Speaker 3: lyrics this outworks. Big John does a top five us
Speaker 3: every Monday. Then I go through those and then we
Speaker 3: work out whether it is a misheard lyric oh or
Speaker 3: that doesn't sound anything like the misshard lyric, or if
Speaker 3: it's one of our great ones hall of Favor. And
Speaker 3: then the part two is I go through all the
Speaker 3: ones who you've been sending me over the last seven days,
Speaker 3: so up first. Then in the John's Big Top five,
Speaker 3: we go to do you really plan all this? Ri
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Speaker 3: It's something about four lyrics. He says, you can run,
Speaker 3: you can die, but you can't escape My love slightly creepy.
Speaker 3: Or is it you can run, you can die, but
Speaker 3: you can't escape Milo? It is Milo. Now we go
Speaker 3: to another Patsy favorite, Mine's Cyrus and wrecking Ball.
Speaker 6: I came in.
Speaker 3: I came in like a wrecking ball. Or is it
Speaker 3: I came in like a rainbow. I came in like
Speaker 3: that is so clear?
Speaker 6: I came in like.
Speaker 3: That's rainbow. Uh. The searchers love potion number nine. We
Speaker 3: all know this one. But when I kissed a cop
Speaker 3: down on thirty fourth on Vine Or is it but
Speaker 3: when I kissed a cow and got it ready for
Speaker 3: a ride? Yes? That's four from four. So far from
Speaker 3: Big John than this? Do you remember this? We are
Speaker 3: Young Fun? This was huge? This was everywhere? Great song?
Speaker 3: We Can Burn Brighter than the Sun? Or is it
Speaker 3: we can Burn Brighter? Venice sung beautiful Me? Another one?
Speaker 3: Who's on the street?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 3: Then finally from Big John Maroon five. He really is
Speaker 3: plundering the old and over playlist. Adam Levin And if
Speaker 3: Happy ever After it did exist, I would still be
Speaker 3: holding you like this? Or is it? If Happy ever
Speaker 3: After did exist, I would still be holding you like
Speaker 3: a fish. Yes, it's kind of their.
Speaker 6: Fish.
Speaker 3: Is it like fish skill? Yeah, we're vibe. Okay, we'll
Speaker 3: come back with the second bar. All the round up
Speaker 3: are the ones you've been sending me for the last week.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: I wanted to Stewart and Jack his son listen to
Speaker 3: a show right now. I'm in the Melbourne school train. Christian,
Speaker 3: my son and I listen every Monday morning on the
Speaker 3: school drop off to your segment about the misshard lyrics
Speaker 3: and we love it. Our current favorite is George Michaels
Speaker 3: Feta Feta Feta. Yeah, everyone loves this one still is
Speaker 3: a personal favorite for us. Please, cand you move the
Speaker 3: feature forward before the eight am news, as school starts
Speaker 3: at eight ten and sometimes we miss the listener entries
Speaker 3: for part two after eight ten am. Stuart brackets the dad,
Speaker 3: Jack brackets the sun. I'm doing it. I've moved it forward.
Speaker 3: I've got your email yesterday. If you've noticed, this is
Speaker 3: part two just for you guys.
Speaker 6: It's just another miss heard Monday. Christian O'Connell's misshard Lyrics.
Speaker 3: All right, Part two then normally at eight fifteen this morning.
Speaker 3: For Stuart Brackett's dad, Jack Brackett's son stuck in Travick.
Speaker 3: This one's for you.
Speaker 2: What a poor kid that started school eighteen? I never
Speaker 2: started before.
Speaker 7: Not.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's really early, isn't it?
Speaker 6: School?
Speaker 3: Is that Stuart Bracket? It's dad? And let us know
Speaker 3: Jack Brackett's son. All right, let's go too. Who we
Speaker 3: got here? Julia from Karum Downs is under twenty five?
Speaker 3: She saysn't real. You don't have to put your age.
Speaker 3: It's not re of it, but just let us know
Speaker 3: we do have some younger people listening to the show. Julia,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for coming over and giving the show.
Speaker 3: We go from Where did you come from? All right? Fox? Well,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. Bernard Phanik, great song. Wish you well.
Speaker 3: Why do you give up on me so soon? Or
Speaker 3: is it why do you give up on me so soup?
Speaker 3: That's those young ears or the under twenty fives? Juli
Speaker 3: Karum downs. Wow, that's a great one, very good. Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. That all the ones we read out,
Speaker 3: and if it does get a yes, we'll give you
Speaker 3: can either your choice. You can show I called the socks.
Speaker 3: This is from Reggie. Reggie's got this one, queen. Another
Speaker 3: one bites that does right now. This one's very specific.
Speaker 3: Reggie is a man who stands on exact precise moments
Speaker 3: and songs. He's even giving us the timecode are precisely
Speaker 3: one minute fifty eleven. When people do that just to
Speaker 3: help me out, one minute fifteen in a song and
Speaker 3: one bites the dusk. All I'm hearing is fight the ducks.
Speaker 2: What's hard to hear to hear there getting in the way, Brian.
Speaker 3: Tone it down, I'm afraid we'd have to put pending
Speaker 3: on that one, Reggie.
Speaker 2: I can't hear it until we get the arcolated.
Speaker 3: I would have to ship it right back. This is
Speaker 3: from Shiona phil Collins, another name Paradise. She's got blisters
Speaker 3: on the soles of her feet, or is it she's
Speaker 3: got whiskers on the soles of her feet. She's it's
Speaker 3: our first of this morning. A big easy sorry, showing
Speaker 3: her that it's not quite right. Christian misheard lyrics I've
Speaker 3: got for you. This is from Callen Thomas of Elston Wick.
Speaker 3: You've switched me over from fIF Feve and Byron. Two
Speaker 3: foxes come on way. This is a great Monday, green day,
Speaker 3: great song, time of your life.
Speaker 6: Another turner by the Fox.
Speaker 3: Stuck in the run, Another turning point, A fork stuck
Speaker 3: in the road or is it another turnip boy? A
Speaker 3: fork stuck in the road.
Speaker 6: Another turner.
Speaker 3: That's my favorite one this morning. That's turn it boy.
Speaker 6: Another turner by the Fox.
Speaker 3: Callen Thomas. One last one from Vernon Ryan Adams and
Speaker 3: Melsey Byan Adams is a Canadian rock star. Patch here
Speaker 3: had a couple of big hits. Yeah, this is torture
Speaker 3: this is Pain, or according to Vernon, this is Georgia.
Speaker 3: This is Spain. Spain here Georgia but not the Spain.
Speaker 2: Still funny though, still a good one person called Georgia.
Speaker 6: Ernie.
Speaker 3: You can have a mark and all socks, all right,
Speaker 3: if you got any misshard Lyrics for next Monday. How
Speaker 3: do you feel about doing it?
Speaker 2: Just so Jack and seven thirty staple find.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, okay, let's do that just for two.
Speaker 2: Listeners unless we get a competing email. Yes, says Prefering.
Speaker 3: Yeah, why have you moved it? I tuned in Monday? Mister,
Speaker 3: oh all right, email me Christian at Gold one I
Speaker 3: four three dot com dot AU your Monday Miss her
Speaker 3: Lyrics the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So the weekend we were unpacking. We moved into our
Speaker 3: first Australian home last Thursday, so lots of unpacking. Really
Speaker 3: exciting though it's brilliant however, it's all about the Sunday
Speaker 3: and me having to move this double mattress up up
Speaker 3: the stairs and it's one of those stairs what goes
Speaker 3: up then there's like a level and then you go
Speaker 3: up again.
Speaker 2: Corner turn where did you move? Is worse nightmare?
Speaker 3: Don't just straight up, you know, it's the turn, twist
Speaker 3: up your end, round your bit. No, you're there and
Speaker 3: up you go. And my wife said to me, you're
Speaker 3: gonna need help. It's a beast of a thing. And
Speaker 3: if you've moved anywhere, you'll know. The worst thing to
Speaker 3: try and move is the mattress. I don't know what
Speaker 3: is it about them. It's they're wobbly, heavy, awkward, strong,
Speaker 3: They're a nightmare, and they move as you're moving them,
Speaker 3: like a table or chairs. That's it. It's solid, it
Speaker 3: doesn't shift, it's it's weight in any way. The mattress
Speaker 3: does that. So just flips one way. So Producid Brad,
Speaker 3: who lives about five minutes to me, said hey, listen,
Speaker 3: I'll come around and help you. Of the weekend. The
Speaker 3: thing god to know about producer Brad a couple of
Speaker 3: things is eldly man. I can't be dragging a mattress
Speaker 3: and reviving him several times.
Speaker 2: That would be dangerous.
Speaker 3: It would be really really dangerous.
Speaker 2: General clumsiness.
Speaker 3: Can we just talk about the fact that he hit
Speaker 3: a park car today because it confused him parked car
Speaker 3: and he had parking senses going off and the park
Speaker 3: car getting bigger in his rear view mirror confused him.
Speaker 3: That's not a guy I want the new house.
Speaker 2: With a mattress who have holes in your past? The
Speaker 2: boards brad shaped hat.
Speaker 3: So I had to choice but to do it myself.
Speaker 3: And so my wife said, okay, be careful because you
Speaker 3: know it's a really big beast of a mattress. You
Speaker 3: won't be to get all the way up there. Went
Speaker 3: I will you know, you said you have a challenge,
Speaker 3: so you're going to do it. I really, I have
Speaker 3: to get this mattress up there. I can't. I can't.
Speaker 3: There's no climb down for me. Now I have to
Speaker 3: get this up there. So my twelve year old goes,
Speaker 3: I'm going to I'm going to film this because you're
Speaker 3: not going to do it. And I did it, and
Speaker 3: it became like I was actually ridiculously proud at the
Speaker 3: top of it. When I got up there. I got
Speaker 3: the mattress up. But as I was moving the mattress
Speaker 3: and I was at the top, there's no one beneath me.
Speaker 3: They drag it up towards me, dragging up towards me,
Speaker 3: and you can see this powerful video of a man
Speaker 3: in real manly action. I mean, forget everything else you
Speaker 3: got in gyms. You know what we need. I know
Speaker 3: they've got the sledge that you can pull and pull
Speaker 3: and all that, and the tire and the hammer. Get
Speaker 3: a mattress in there. If you want real strength. Nothing
Speaker 3: tests you like dragging a mattress. So even if it's
Speaker 3: got handles, your hands that have to go into places
Speaker 3: where there aren't handles and pull that mattresses at wobbles,
Speaker 3: it's mattressly shaped towards you and you've got I got
Speaker 3: it up there. It's given me an idea as I
Speaker 3: was trying to move a mattress. It's given me an idea.
Speaker 3: And I think this is probably the only city, in
Speaker 3: the only country in the world where you might be
Speaker 3: up for this. So after this song, I'll tell you
Speaker 3: what my idea is and if you're up for it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four points.
Speaker 3: The most powerful video you'll probably see this year is
Speaker 3: when if you're right now on our Facebook page me
Speaker 3: versus Mattress versus Stairs, you'll find our Facebook page. Oh
Speaker 3: see one o four three on Facebook. You can see
Speaker 3: the video. It is not safe for work because it's
Speaker 3: so powerful. Testosterone will come out of the screen. Wherever
Speaker 3: you are, it will just seep out. The manniness, glutes, biceps, lats,
Speaker 3: kinetic chain all coming together. HEARDing that mattress up those stairs.
Speaker 3: The most common reaction and feedback is this is it
Speaker 3: reminds me of this classic friend sketch. Do you remember
Speaker 3: this when Ross and Chandler and Rachel are moving the
Speaker 3: couch up the stairs and Ross is yelling at the
Speaker 3: top of the couch shut up. Okay, I don't think
Speaker 3: it's going to pivot anymore. You think such a great So,
Speaker 3: as I completed my task yesterday of the pain in
Speaker 3: the backside that is moving a mattress, I thought, how
Speaker 3: far do you think someone could drag one of these.
Speaker 2: With the I think without the handles when you're just
Speaker 2: doing that grip on the side and trying to get.
Speaker 3: Now, I think you need a mattress with that or
Speaker 3: you know some of them have the handles, don't they, But.
Speaker 2: The handles are always in the wrong spot. Awkward. Do
Speaker 2: they do it a joke?
Speaker 3: The people in the mattress factory, they hate the fact
Speaker 3: they're working in a mattress factory. The only joy they
Speaker 3: get is laughing to myself, I say, put the handles
Speaker 3: in the wrong places. I get it. I did the
Speaker 3: same thing. But how far, seriously, do you think you'd
Speaker 3: even drag one one k before you gave up? Do
Speaker 3: you think you even get that far? How long?
Speaker 2: How long have I got in an hour? I reckon
Speaker 2: I could get three blocks.
Speaker 3: By itself?
Speaker 2: Or what if it's that's that's a two person uprocation.
Speaker 3: So what I'm thinking about is if I don't know
Speaker 3: whether any of you be up for this, say we
Speaker 3: could get hold of two mattresses and we set two
Speaker 3: teams off, two people on each team. We'll give you
Speaker 3: an hour on the show, and we'll give a prize
Speaker 3: the person that can drag it the farthest from starting here.
Speaker 2: Yep, so they're going to get down the stairs here, we're.
Speaker 3: On the second floor, and nope, we stop the lifts.
Speaker 3: You can't use the lifts. You've got to get out
Speaker 3: the stairway here first of all, before we even get
Speaker 3: out onto the streets here in Richmond.
Speaker 2: Well, they might even make it to the front.
Speaker 3: Door of the building an hour. Do you think you'd
Speaker 3: be up for this seeing who could drag a mattress
Speaker 3: the furthest. You know you are so competitive. Everything is
Speaker 3: a sport and a challenge to you, guys. Tell me
Speaker 3: this then, would you be up for take a bart
Speaker 3: and the mattress challenge nine four one for one oh
Speaker 3: four three? Would you be up for doing this? We're
Speaker 3: looking for two teams or two to see how I
Speaker 3: could drag it in an hour? Nine four one four
Speaker 3: one oh four three if you're up for that.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold four point three.
Speaker 3: How far do you reckon you could drag a mattress
Speaker 3: in an hour? After dragging one up the stairs yesterday?
Speaker 3: We've just moved house. That's a question I need to
Speaker 3: this morning. We have an idea. Could we sort of
Speaker 3: two teams give you an hour or so get as
Speaker 3: far away as you can. Whoever gets the furthest dragging
Speaker 3: a mattress? We've got to go super king?
Speaker 2: Right, super king? What's a super king? It's a bigger king.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, there's king and then there's super King.
Speaker 2: Do you have a super King?
Speaker 3: I'm not sure what I dragged up the stairs yesterday?
Speaker 3: I think it was a king. Your bedsizes in Australia
Speaker 3: are slightly different to the UK.
Speaker 2: Oh sorry, did you have to get any sheets? Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, Our actually UK bed's a little bit bigger. All right.
Speaker 3: So here's the other thing I need to know a
Speaker 3: lot of you calling in saying yep, we're up for this,
Speaker 3: with all kinds of people putting distance on it. This
Speaker 3: is why, this is what the many reasons the level
Speaker 3: Australians you're putting distance on it. Someone's actually ringing so
Speaker 3: I could do it three k and how he actually
Speaker 3: knows how far I could have a good estimate? Someone
Speaker 3: saying they reckon they could easily do it. The producers
Speaker 3: here have labeled up on our phone system this person
Speaker 3: used to work for four winks. Don't know they are
Speaker 3: know forty winks? Do they do the children's mattresses? Four weeks?
Speaker 2: Bad specialists.
Speaker 3: The other thing we need is we don't have looks
Speaker 3: like this could actually be happening. But we don't have
Speaker 3: any mattresses. As as often on the show, we're just
Speaker 3: sort of trying to make it happen as we go along.
Speaker 3: We're doing it as we go along. So we do
Speaker 3: need someone like forty winks or the junior version four winks.
Speaker 2: Harvey Norman, Ye, captain snooze? Is captain snooze?
Speaker 4: Still snooze?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: They just call themselves snooze.
Speaker 3: Now the captain he sold him off for he's been.
Speaker 4: Fire pinched him off.
Speaker 2: Oh dear, oh dear, this little red knight captain.
Speaker 6: Oh sad?
Speaker 3: Do you know the word of a brainstorming going? Listen?
Speaker 3: It's twenty nineteen. Is it really right to say captain snooze?
Speaker 3: How do we feel about just snooze? You know my
Speaker 3: Donna Beyonce snooze feels good?
Speaker 2: Guys, and the captain's the only one that pipes up
Speaker 2: in the board meeting, goes, I think we still need a.
Speaker 3: Lot of people always love the captain. We're not Captain's news.
Speaker 3: Eddie's on the line. You reckon, you're up for this?
Speaker 3: Good eight Christian? How I'm good Eddie? So you up
Speaker 3: for doing my mattress drag race?
Speaker 7: I reckon we'll be okay, I reckon we can do it.
Speaker 3: Man, all right, how far do you think you could
Speaker 3: drag on? In an hour? Ready?
Speaker 8: In an hour?
Speaker 7: I reckon we might be able to get it down
Speaker 7: A couple of flights or stairs and at least three
Speaker 7: or four blocks.
Speaker 3: Right, Okay, and do are you do you move furniture
Speaker 3: for a living? What makes you think you'll be there?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we're a professional photography studio. We photographed mattresses for
Speaker 7: a living.
Speaker 3: What, Eddie, that is some kay, my friend. Everyone's had
Speaker 3: a couple of drinks this morning. You make a living
Speaker 3: and are taking photos of mattresses?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 7: Absolutely?
Speaker 2: Yes, if you jump, if you jump online and you
Speaker 2: go to one of the major retailers, going to have
Speaker 2: a look at it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there's a photo of a mattress.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that'd be yours.
Speaker 4: That is every single photo in the world.
Speaker 1: But yeah, a lot of them all.
Speaker 2: But I'm looking at Australian ones now like Koala mattress,
Speaker 2: sleeping duck ergo flex with any of these yours, Temple
Speaker 2: and Webster.
Speaker 7: No, if you can go to sleep makers.
Speaker 3: You just mentioned all the big ones.
Speaker 2: Regal manufactured by the same place.
Speaker 3: Yeah. But I love the fact that, Eddie, I have
Speaker 3: no doubt you take photos of mattresses that you think
Speaker 3: I can move from behind the camera to drag him
Speaker 3: one of those things. We got to drag them in
Speaker 3: and out of sex. Actually, you're quite right, day and down.
Speaker 3: That's what you do for living.
Speaker 2: We might have a stack of twenty five thirty mattresses.
Speaker 3: We got to move them all in.
Speaker 2: Eight times each. That's yeah, even furniture removal. Its I'm
Speaker 2: doing that many mattresses a day.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 7: It's it's yeah, it's it's it's not fun.
Speaker 3: I reckon.
Speaker 2: You're a hard favorite, definitely.
Speaker 3: Inside favor at the moment. Is Eddie here? All right?
Speaker 3: Eddie stay there?
Speaker 2: Okay, thanks, all right.
Speaker 3: So if you're up there, give us a call, or
Speaker 3: if you work for any of the big bed companies
Speaker 3: who can lend us a mattress. We need two of
Speaker 3: them and they will be dragged, so I can't guarantee
Speaker 3: what state they're going to come back in nine four
Speaker 3: one four, one oh four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So it looks like you are up for seeing how
Speaker 3: far you could drag a mattress, two of you in
Speaker 3: an hour of this show. We've got some more contenders
Speaker 3: calling him right now, Marilynd good morning, good morning. So
Speaker 3: you're up for doing this absolutely? How far do you
Speaker 3: think you could drag a mattress in an hour.
Speaker 10: Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I reckon.
Speaker 10: I'm not very good resistance, but perfect for the competition.
Speaker 2: To judge this, you have to move to drag blocks
Speaker 2: some blocks.
Speaker 10: So I wouldn't be doing the dragging my ex would be.
Speaker 9: I'd be the one pivot and like.
Speaker 1: Not.
Speaker 2: The idea of the two peasant team was a person.
Speaker 2: It's not one to carry one to yell from flopping over.
Speaker 3: I'd be the support, yea, the little guy in the rowboats,
Speaker 3: you know, with the megaphone. This goes row row row.
Speaker 3: Thanks mate, and so tell us about your your ex?
Speaker 3: Does your ex know that you're not form a mattress
Speaker 3: drag for an hour?
Speaker 10: I ended him a Facebook message after I called you guys, saying,
Speaker 10: you know, I've dugged you in for something.
Speaker 9: I haven't got a response.
Speaker 3: I don't think he's ready yet. Okay, so he's your ex?
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, we're still friends, like all.
Speaker 3: Good when we say friends mattress friends. No, No, I
Speaker 3: didn't mean that. I meant that he would he would
Speaker 3: be okay. Is he with somebody else? Now?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 10: No, he's not with anyone else, but he's you know,
Speaker 10: like we're still like a family and stuff.
Speaker 3: That's great. I love this. You two reunite together for
Speaker 3: the love of dragging mattresses around the streets of Melbourne.
Speaker 8: Oh that's a bit heavy mattress.
Speaker 3: All right, Marilyn, nice one. Thanks for giving us a call.
Speaker 3: Let's go to have a good day, mate, Dion, Good morning, Dion.
Speaker 3: Yes all right, Dion, you reckon, you're the man who
Speaker 3: could beat all the others dragging a mattress.
Speaker 7: Yes, man, I used to do furniture removals years ago,
Speaker 7: so I reckon I got skills to be able to
Speaker 7: do it. Should be able to drag it about three
Speaker 7: k's and then here this.
Speaker 3: Is this is some talk. You really reckon? You do
Speaker 3: it three k's in an hour.
Speaker 7: Oh once, put your headPan, Touriament's possible.
Speaker 3: I think Bunnings sell those man pants. I definitely need
Speaker 3: to go and buy so and tell me this. Then
Speaker 3: we will use moving various bits of furniture. The mattress,
Speaker 3: is it the worst thing?
Speaker 7: Put that on par with the pool table.
Speaker 2: That's next year's.
Speaker 3: Put a pool table, the golden table. All right, Dian,
Speaker 3: thank you very much, you kill mate. Not a problem,
Speaker 3: all right. Look it looks like We've got people who
Speaker 3: are willing to do this, which is fantastic. The only
Speaker 3: thing we're missing at the moment is to a couple
Speaker 3: of mattresses. So if you can give us a mattress
Speaker 3: nine one o four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: As always, you surprised us with how much you're up
Speaker 3: for doing the mattress challenge. How far are you thinking
Speaker 3: drag a mattress in an hour of the show. The
Speaker 3: reason why I'm asking this because it feels like a
Speaker 3: bit random. It is random. It's because I had to
Speaker 3: drag one up a stairs yesterday in our new place
Speaker 3: we just moved into, and I thought, how far could
Speaker 3: actually someone drag a mattress if it was a pair
Speaker 3: of you before you just gave up. So maybe, Reckon,
Speaker 3: you can do three K. I don't know about three K,
Speaker 3: but we're definitely going to do this. Here's the thing
Speaker 3: we just need today is we need a couple of mattresses,
Speaker 3: don't we Yeah, I reckon, we get more than two teams,
Speaker 3: I Reckon be great to maybe get four and then
Speaker 3: divide Melbourne up, set one team off North and south
Speaker 3: east west. That's that's the ultimate to do, and then
Speaker 3: see who can make it the furthest quite a few
Speaker 3: of you saying you've got old sort of secondhand mattresses
Speaker 3: that we can use. Let's hope we don't have to
Speaker 3: go down that route because it gets stinky old. It's
Speaker 3: not just a sman, it's visually how they look if
Speaker 3: they've been around a while. One word stained, and I
Speaker 3: think it's a good look for the show. You see
Speaker 3: the billboard, you see the poster, dirty old stained mattress
Speaker 3: being yes. The other thing, you're not a marketing teamer here,
Speaker 3: like they're a sponsor anything or but the logo.
Speaker 2: Always the lego to get that on a mattress.
Speaker 3: I can imagine right now there's a phone call from
Speaker 3: our head of marketing, Anthony, getting very very upset about
Speaker 3: how are they going to put the Christian breakfast show
Speaker 3: on a mattress?
Speaker 2: But if we do have to use the stained mattresses over.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
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Speaker 3: Wednesday Night with Us The.
Speaker 1: Christian Conn Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Coming up, John next hour. Then this month, June is
Speaker 3: about cancer Awareness month. I'm seeing the adverts on TV
Speaker 3: trying to raise awareness of mind you to do the test.
Speaker 3: If you've seen the TV advert, I keep seeing it.
Speaker 3: There's one line at the end of it that stays
Speaker 3: with me. One hundred Australians die every week. One hundred
Speaker 3: Australians die due to bow cancer, one hundred a week.
Speaker 3: I'm believing when so much of it can be avoided.
Speaker 3: But anyway, Peter Logan, you'll find out why we've got
Speaker 3: him in who he is in ten minutes time, well
Speaker 3: worth sticking around for to hear what he's got to
Speaker 3: say about it. He is a living warning, all right.
Speaker 3: Before that, then today's a word time waster Bird Celebrities.
Speaker 3: You ready to mark, I am ready, best one we get.
Speaker 3: We'll give you tickets. Come and join us Wednesday night
Speaker 3: at Toy Story four. Are you coming along?
Speaker 4: Definitely?
Speaker 5: I'm bringing child as he I'm not pregnant, but I'm
Speaker 5: bringing my seven year I'm not with child.
Speaker 3: I'm bringing everything right today.
Speaker 2: No, are you bringing your husband as well?
Speaker 3: Possibly you bring your own drinks or Wednesday Night's margarite?
Speaker 3: All right, okay, all right, so Dennis Quail Bird Celebrities
Speaker 3: gold luke and drink.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Emmy.
Speaker 2: Reevess it's a silver plus.
Speaker 3: B oh sorry bird pit Oh so very good, Lindsay,
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Speaker 3: Dwayne the Peacock, Johnson Gold Merrill, Gold plus done, Daniel
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Speaker 2: You know, trying to do too much of that silver
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Speaker 3: You get the yellow Tis blue tits lovely beautiful with
Speaker 3: the long tailed tit as well. They are gorgeous birds.
Speaker 2: That is our front runner at the moment for the tickets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's got a long trip down. It is Luke
Speaker 3: and Noosa. That's his first gold of twenty nineteen with
Speaker 3: Tidney Space, Thurman sil parrots and Ford.
Speaker 2: That's a good par parate.
Speaker 3: Ones who come through that can have the tickets. Speakers over.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're wrapping it up.
Speaker 3: You don't declare a winner like that for the end
Speaker 3: of the racer an Australian?
Speaker 4: Can I do one today?
Speaker 6: WHOA?
Speaker 4: Someone's out a couple Denny plover? Oh no, that's good.
Speaker 2: You know what I was yours, wasn't it? I actually
Speaker 2: asked Christian is it? Is it a plover or a plover?
Speaker 2: And he thinks it's a plover.
Speaker 4: No, it's a plover, it's a over.
Speaker 3: What of us used to be a young ornithologist. I
Speaker 3: entered the RSPB, which is the Royal Society of the
Speaker 3: Protection of Birds, but Junior Bird Watching Club when I
Speaker 3: was ten.
Speaker 4: Are you serious?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: We say plover here.
Speaker 3: Well, the RSPP, the Royal Society and Protection of Words,
Speaker 3: and they stand firm on this. Clint Eastwood Pecker, we're
Speaker 3: near in the end. Actually, I think you declared that
Speaker 3: went right? Hang on, we got one with us one
Speaker 3: if there's there any chance of a Leddie Maguire, one
Speaker 3: that always makes it through, Budgy Maguire wasn't worth it? Okay?
Speaker 3: Who is win the tickets? Oh? Sorry? You really? And
Speaker 3: Ford right? Okay? Parents supports the winner.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 3: All right, so this is a really important month. He
Speaker 3: might have seen the adverts. She might have heard the
Speaker 3: adverts on this show. Two months ago, I got an
Speaker 3: email from one of you, Peter Logan, and he wanted
Speaker 3: to come in and meet the team sitting on the
Speaker 3: radio show and have a chat with me about how
Speaker 3: we could spread the word about bow cancer and doing
Speaker 3: the poop test that you get sent him. And he
Speaker 3: didn't do the poop test, which is now he's facing
Speaker 3: a very serious challenge with stage four bow cancer. It
Speaker 3: is bow cancer Awareness month. I thought there's no one,
Speaker 3: but it's coming on the show and spread his message,
Speaker 3: which is one of positivity and looking after yourself, and
Speaker 3: he's back in this morning with us. Peter Logan, welcome
Speaker 3: back to the show.
Speaker 11: Canay, guys, It's good to be beck Jack.
Speaker 2: Good decision.
Speaker 3: How are you.
Speaker 11: I'm okay, I'm okay. That ley along.
Speaker 12: I'm still going through my treatment cycles and so for
Speaker 12: two weeks I feel great and for two weeks I
Speaker 12: don't feel so great. But as I said last time
Speaker 12: we were here, Christian about trying to keep things as
Speaker 12: normal as possible. Even when you don't feel great, you're
Speaker 12: still going to get out of bid when the alarm
Speaker 12: goes off and listen to you guys have a chuckle
Speaker 12: in the background and that sort of helps. But now
Speaker 12: generally not too bad, not too bad.
Speaker 3: June Big month, bow Cauncer Awareness Month. It is you're
Speaker 3: the perfect was't you didn't do the test?
Speaker 11: I didn't do this.
Speaker 3: Should have this amazing that will get sent this free test.
Speaker 12: Yes, we all have the benefit of that, and we're
Speaker 12: very lucky here in Australia because I think we touched
Speaker 12: on it last time. In other parts of the world,
Speaker 12: in the UK, it's sixty before you get it. Some
Speaker 12: will argue that fifty is even still too late. So yes,
Speaker 12: you get this free test from the government, and okay,
Speaker 12: there's some dignity issues around that sort of thing, but
Speaker 12: you know what, you do it in the privacy of
Speaker 12: your own home and it shouldn't be a big deal.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 12: I wish that i'd done the test, and I've done
Speaker 12: a lot of awareness work on that with Cancer Council
Speaker 12: Victoria that some people might have seen my ugly mug
Speaker 12: pop up in the middle of some Facebook adds through
Speaker 12: that there.
Speaker 3: Was a wanted at at first I've seen that go.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so and that's really what my mission is now
Speaker 12: Christian to try and make people aware. But June is
Speaker 12: Bow Cancer Awareness Month, and the nineteenth of June is
Speaker 12: Red Apple Day. So Red Apple Day is very very
Speaker 12: similar to other fundraising type day. So Red Apple Day
Speaker 12: is bow Cancer's awareness Day. So these are the days
Speaker 12: where you organize your fundraisers for the highlight of bow
Speaker 12: cancer Feness month. These Wednesday, the nineteenth of June, we
Speaker 12: were coming all over this, so what can we do?
Speaker 12: So Wednesday, the nineteenth of June, Australians are encouraged to
Speaker 12: support the vital work of Bow Cancer Australia through the
Speaker 12: purchase of Bow Cancer Awareness ribbon. You can see me
Speaker 12: wearing this one here, Tommy, you can get that one
Speaker 12: on so you can purchase there.
Speaker 3: Another you're so confident on the radio right in now
Speaker 3: direct and Tommy our cameraman. Now even I got confidence
Speaker 3: to do that.
Speaker 12: That's okay, I'll beat you once apparently, and the family
Speaker 12: and so you can get the themed fundraising activity ideas.
Speaker 11: You can create your own themes.
Speaker 12: But if you go to the website at Bow Cancer
Speaker 12: dot com dot au I think it is and there's
Speaker 12: lots of ideas there for the types of fundraisers. So
Speaker 12: you can sell the ribbons for red apple days, sell
Speaker 12: apple pins, there's various other fundraiser.
Speaker 3: Is there a significance to the apple? The apple?
Speaker 11: This is really great for radio.
Speaker 12: But if you if you drew a line outside of apple,
Speaker 12: it's very very similar to the shape of the colon
Speaker 12: what it is?
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, that's exactly.
Speaker 2: It's better than having a comin on your shirt.
Speaker 3: Or a poop.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 12: So I mean you can't you can't actually there, but
Speaker 12: that that that's what it is. So the actual the
Speaker 12: outside of it of an apple is sort of similar
Speaker 12: to the It could.
Speaker 3: Have gone for staffish but anyway, let's know, let's move on.
Speaker 3: That's probably a little bit further down the track.
Speaker 12: Yes, that's chocolate starfish dow not that.
Speaker 3: We get right behind this. This is a great thing
Speaker 3: to do, and what's the big thing that people should
Speaker 3: be doing. Do the test.
Speaker 12: Look that the message and everyone the message remains you
Speaker 12: get this test for free. We did start a bit
Speaker 12: of a listener. Steve started this campaign. Peter sent me,
Speaker 12: you know, you don't have to do that, but what.
Speaker 3: I think we should. It was a great thing. A
Speaker 3: lot of people did that.
Speaker 12: Steve's idea was you do the test, put in the
Speaker 12: envelope and mark on it. Peter sent me and the
Speaker 12: amount of people that I've had contact from saying I was,
Speaker 12: you know, I've got the test. It's been in the cupboard,
Speaker 12: it's been in the drawer. He's got to chuck it
Speaker 12: out or I chucked it out, and now I've contacted
Speaker 12: them back to get the get the test to do
Speaker 12: it again.
Speaker 11: It's it's amazing.
Speaker 12: And if we can get that number from four in
Speaker 12: every ten who return the.
Speaker 11: Test, is that all it is?
Speaker 12: It'lf it's thirty eight percent, So four in ten people
Speaker 12: who get the test send it back.
Speaker 11: We really need to get that up to ten if
Speaker 11: we can.
Speaker 12: But if we can, if we can improve on four,
Speaker 12: then then we will have done something. And that's the
Speaker 12: aim here, Christian. We're going to I'm going to keep
Speaker 12: banging away on this and keep banging away on it
Speaker 12: until we can get that, because you know I'm not
Speaker 12: I'm not going anywhere soon, I hope, and until I'm gone,
Speaker 12: I'm going to make sure that I continue to spread
Speaker 12: the word and then through great vehicles like this, and
Speaker 12: the appreciation that I have for you and the team
Speaker 12: here at Gold and So and everybody is phenomenal. I mean,
Speaker 12: I couldn't ask for a bit of bunchership or to
Speaker 12: support it.
Speaker 3: It's an easy thing to do, a deep, deep pleasure, okay,
Speaker 3: so remind it. If you have been sent the test,
Speaker 3: please make sure you do it. And secondly, this week Wednesday,
Speaker 3: let's all get behind this Red Apple Day. Check out
Speaker 3: the Bow Council Australia web site for all the info
Speaker 3: and how you can donate. Peter, good to see you, buddy,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for coming and we'll see you
Speaker 3: again soon.
Speaker 11: R bye.
Speaker 1: The Christian oho' connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: On tomorrow's show, we'll have five topic Tuesday. Bob Murphy
Speaker 3: is coming in live tomorrow.
Speaker 2: This'll be great because i'll see, actually how good friends
Speaker 2: you are? You always strut around here like you're best
Speaker 2: mates with him?
Speaker 3: Tell me only over the weekend. Sounds like someone's jealous.
Speaker 3: Definitely does it so, Bob Murphy on the show tomorrow
Speaker 3: and today, we need one thing from you, four brand
Speaker 3: new fresh mattresses. If you can help us out, there'd
Speaker 3: be great. Email me Christian at Gold one I four
Speaker 3: to three dot com dot au. Title today's show is
Speaker 3: Stuart Brackets Dad and Jack Brackett's son. We're back tomorrow morning.
Speaker 3: When you wake up, thanks to listening, have a great day.
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