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Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, Monday morning, God one a four point three.
Speaker 2: It's a Christian O'Connell breakfast show. So yeah, listen makes
Speaker 2: this me and you today.
Speaker 3: That's all right, we can handle it.
Speaker 2: Cessicai was late today.
Speaker 3: It's so wet out there.
Speaker 2: I drove it.
Speaker 3: I drove under the speed limit the whole way here.
Speaker 3: Could hardly see a thing.
Speaker 2: I know it's pouring on this morning. And also people
Speaker 2: drive like idiots in the rain. Stay safe out there,
Speaker 2: people slow down. It takes longer to break as well.
Speaker 2: There's so many idiots. Brad and I coming in on
Speaker 2: an opinion because people can speed up when it's not
Speaker 2: pouring with rain. So yeah, Patsy's seriously first off sick
Speaker 2: in some like thirty years.
Speaker 3: Maybe like is there a water bridge that stopped her
Speaker 3: from carrying.
Speaker 2: The West the West skates. She didn't actually going over
Speaker 2: the West skate this morning coming in from Wharabe. Now
Speaker 2: we're having to say obviously that she's off sick. But yeah,
Speaker 2: once again, I thinks the fifth time I've had the
Speaker 2: call to bail her out on Sunday morning from wherever
Speaker 2: the police station. Again. What happened this time was Jack
Speaker 2: she was watching the boxing you no, she's a massive
Speaker 2: boxing fan and she used the box for the I
Speaker 2: think she's still throws a couple of years again, So
Speaker 2: she was in the pub. Sunday's her pub day, you know,
Speaker 2: when she pulls an all day. And she was in
Speaker 2: the pub and she was watching the Anthony Joshua fight
Speaker 2: and someone changed the TV and she punched that guy
Speaker 2: straight through a window. And we've told her before. I
Speaker 2: remember she was having anger management therapy sessions. But she
Speaker 2: bit the guy on the ankle at the end of
Speaker 2: the second one, so he said he couldn't do it anymore. No,
Speaker 2: she walked out sober. We're working through some stuff with Patsy.
Speaker 2: Hopefully she's out on bed later on today, maybe in tomorrow.
Speaker 2: With the old ankle monitor, you know, like a lot
Speaker 2: of those sort offenders.
Speaker 3: It's just not the same without her defending herself here,
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 2: It's better? Maybe every hour we give a new reason
Speaker 2: why she's not in today, all write down triplets for
Speaker 2: eight Okay, until how long? Is it all she takes
Speaker 2: her to stop? All right, So let's talk about what
Speaker 2: happened over all weekend, saying yesterday, I reckon, I can
Speaker 2: only talk about this dull in the next twenty minutes.
Speaker 2: Then I can't really talk about it anymore. Yesterday my
Speaker 2: teenage daughter a boy came round to our house.
Speaker 3: That's started already.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 2: Now I was yelled at and told that he's not
Speaker 2: a boyfriend. But I can tell you this. I answered
Speaker 2: the door to a boy and he is a friend.
Speaker 2: And I was given strict instructions with my wife to
Speaker 2: leave them alone, don't come in, offer any she was
Speaker 2: at this, don't come in, offer any drinks, don't try
Speaker 2: to make jokes, don't try any funny stuff. Just leave
Speaker 2: us alone. Your mum go upstairs. We weren't even loud downstairs.
Speaker 3: I thought you made the rules. I thought you you had.
Speaker 3: The rules would be from the parents, like, hey, don't
Speaker 3: you guys go into any bedrooms with closed doors. Don't
Speaker 3: you guys go upstairs?
Speaker 2: That we had conditions. We said, that's fine, you can't
Speaker 2: be going upstairs in the bedroom with a closed door.
Speaker 3: So what did you do while you were banished upstairs?
Speaker 2: I went and read my book and then fell asleep.
Speaker 2: But I'm telling you now, it was a big moment
Speaker 2: for all of us. You know, it was kind of
Speaker 2: it is. This is a start of all of it,
Speaker 2: the highs and lows. And I was thinking about the
Speaker 2: first time ever went round to a girl's house. I
Speaker 2: remember the dad was there and I wasn't allowed in
Speaker 2: the house. We could only sort of chat on the doorstep.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I guess, like I so comfortable with this whole thing.
Speaker 2: She's fifteen next month, and as she told me repeatedly,
Speaker 2: he's not a boyfriend, He's a friend.
Speaker 3: That's what I would say if I was trying to
Speaker 3: sneak a boyfriend, and.
Speaker 2: You're trying to sneak a boy you were late this
Speaker 2: morning to sneak one out before your wife finds out.
Speaker 2: How old are you when you first went round to
Speaker 2: a girl's house? I was thirteen, No, I was I
Speaker 2: would have been fifteen. I think you cycle around He
Speaker 2: cycled round and I helped him carry his bike in
Speaker 2: as wellm I remember he was struggling with it, and
Speaker 2: I felt like I wanted to intimidate a bit that
Speaker 2: was a bigger, stronger guy, like stored the alpha dog
Speaker 2: in the house. I went, I'll picked that up. It's
Speaker 2: picked up one finger and carried your little bicycle.
Speaker 3: Did he go heavy cologne? No colas week? No drenched
Speaker 3: yourself as a teenager?
Speaker 2: No cologne? Good handshake, firm handshake. Oh confident young man? Yeah,
Speaker 2: confident young.
Speaker 3: Red flag?
Speaker 2: Yeah straight away? One went up straight away? Okay, one
Speaker 2: to watch. I then got some when he was looking,
Speaker 2: I got some DNA out of him. And do you
Speaker 2: know anyone who works for the VIC police, I can
Speaker 2: just get run some tests. I'm just asking for a friend,
Speaker 2: you know. I want to be like you know, Robert DeNiro,
Speaker 2: meet the fog because sit down and try and trap
Speaker 2: them into a lie detective machine. How old are you then?
Speaker 2: So you were fifteen? Did you cycle around? That's always
Speaker 2: the main mode of transport for a young boyfriend to
Speaker 2: come round, is it on their little bike?
Speaker 3: I remember mom dropping me off and then I gave
Speaker 3: her a two hour window where she had to come
Speaker 3: pick me up again.
Speaker 2: So you got dropped off by your mum?
Speaker 3: Got dropped off yeap around the corner or definitely around
Speaker 3: the corner.
Speaker 2: And what are you allowed? Where did you go? What
Speaker 2: did you do? Did you watch something? Hang on? You
Speaker 2: know what?
Speaker 3: I waited until her parents were out.
Speaker 2: I remember that was the whole dirty boy.
Speaker 3: No, I just didn't. I just didn't want to meet
Speaker 3: mom and dad too. Nerve wracking it is, isn't it.
Speaker 3: It's a really big, big, big moment. Give us a
Speaker 3: call this morning, you must.
Speaker 2: I think everyone will remember the first time they round
Speaker 2: went went round to a boy or girl's house. It
Speaker 2: stays with you forever. Nine four one four one o
Speaker 2: four three nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 2: We want to know as much a store as you
Speaker 2: can remember how old you were and how did you
Speaker 2: get there? I bet for young guys the majority is
Speaker 2: going to be that they cycled there. Can you tell
Speaker 2: me though? Nine four one four one four three The.
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Speaker 2: A couple of things I saw over the weekend. So
Speaker 2: whilst having the boredom of a lot of packing over
Speaker 2: the weekend there was quite a lot of sport on TV.
Speaker 2: I found myself, Yesterdarning got up early and no one
Speaker 2: else was up. It's like a golden half an hour.
Speaker 2: And do you ever sometimes I would I love watching
Speaker 2: sports on TV, even if I'm not really into the sport.
Speaker 2: If this is there, I'll just be mesmerized by it.
Speaker 3: I know exactly why. Because you've got a job to do.
Speaker 3: This like the pack in the house up. Anytime you've
Speaker 3: got a job like that and you want to procrastinate,
Speaker 3: you all of a sudden you find you are interested
Speaker 3: in women's hockey, like New Zealand versus USA.
Speaker 2: This is avoid like this. Yeah, yesterday, half an hour
Speaker 2: on the couch, eight o'clock Sunday morning, I'm actually watched
Speaker 2: half an hour of college baseball college baseball women's baseball
Speaker 2: Florida were playing. I believe it was Alabama. Now nothing
Speaker 2: about either teams that the college system there, all the players.
Speaker 2: Found myself just watching it for half an hour. Honestly,
Speaker 2: there was In fact, there wasn't even that many people
Speaker 2: watching it in the stadiums. It was almost like the
Speaker 2: Shanghai game yesterday of the Saints. What is to deal
Speaker 2: with that, the Chinese have had senior Sport Australia. They're
Speaker 2: not buying it. There was no one in that stadium.
Speaker 3: Yes, I know, cool first thing. I know, so cool stadium.
Speaker 3: Did you like that castle look that it had.
Speaker 2: Yeah, beautiful looking stadium.
Speaker 3: However, yeah, I don't know. Even Crawf was trying to
Speaker 3: explain it to me on Friday, But yes, it breaks
Speaker 3: Why they're doing it because the sponsors make money. No,
Speaker 3: the sponsors are more interested in the teams if they're
Speaker 3: playing in China, right.
Speaker 2: Okay, So like Adelaide can go to extra clients and
Speaker 2: go hey, listen, you know, if you want to break
Speaker 2: into the Chinese market.
Speaker 3: We're playing a game over there this year. Apparently Saints
Speaker 3: bort on four new sponsors because of the next three
Speaker 3: years they've promised to go over there.
Speaker 2: One probably chemist warehouse because of all the sort of
Speaker 2: stomach bugs that were going around there. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: a fly extra players. One of the coaches got sick
Speaker 2: a couple of players. They sent the players to three
Speaker 2: separate restaurants. They were so paranoid about getting food poisoning,
Speaker 2: and yet so in the players still came down with
Speaker 2: some stomach bug.
Speaker 3: So some of them played sick, I imagine because if
Speaker 3: you lose a third of your team, you can't I mean,
Speaker 3: you can't find a thirty of your team not to
Speaker 3: be replied utly bizarre.
Speaker 2: And then the real big sporting upset for me is
Speaker 2: a big boxing fan was in Britain. Obviously, Anthony Joshua
Speaker 2: was the current heavyweight champion of the world with all
Speaker 2: the belts unified, and the main man who everyone was
Speaker 2: wanting to fight for big money paydays. He's fighting a
Speaker 2: guy who only took the fight at four weeks notice,
Speaker 2: was totally written off. It was Anthony Joshua's big debut
Speaker 2: in America as well. This is where the big money
Speaker 2: is for boxing still America. Anti Joshua World heavyweight champion
Speaker 2: never ever fought in America, So it's Madison Square Garden.
Speaker 2: He's fighting at what everyone is widely regarding as a
Speaker 2: no hoper, a guy who took the fight on four
Speaker 2: weeks notice, who was thirty five to one against even
Speaker 2: doing anything to get anywhere near Anthony John This John
Speaker 2: Ruis Junior. He sparks him out, he knocks him out,
Speaker 2: knocks him down four times.
Speaker 3: Is this this big chubby guy.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, okay, looks like if you look at Joshua, right,
Speaker 2: Joshua looks looks ripped. It's more like a weightlifter than
Speaker 2: a boxer. And then this Ruez Junior looks like he's
Speaker 2: never been He looks like too. Have you seen the
Speaker 2: movie Up? Yes, you know the young boy. He looks
Speaker 2: like him.
Speaker 3: He is grown into an adult.
Speaker 2: Well, he's grown into several adults. However, the chubby man.
Speaker 2: It says a victory for the chubby man. He's literally
Speaker 2: got breasts. His stomach is hanging over his pants. However,
Speaker 2: he's sushed Anthony Joshua very very quickly and handed down
Speaker 2: a beatdown, and he knocks he knocks him out as
Speaker 2: the world heavyweight champel I think it's the first Mexican
Speaker 2: to become world heavyweight champion.
Speaker 3: Ever, so is he hiding his strength under the flab?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 3: How is it?
Speaker 2: I think, my friend, I think the flab is the strength.
Speaker 3: So he's just throwing it around.
Speaker 2: Get hit first of all, Joshua may be coming for
Speaker 2: a clinch and he it's in with one of those
Speaker 2: big old boobies. Bang. It's like having another fist, isn't it?
Speaker 2: You know, then he hits him with the old right
Speaker 2: booby soud. He's got a one too before he's even
Speaker 2: launched his fist, just with his boobs.
Speaker 3: So does a guy like that have to knock out
Speaker 3: his opponent early because he can't he doesn't have the
Speaker 3: stamino and endurance and make it to twelve rounds.
Speaker 2: All yeah, I just think Also, do you know what?
Speaker 2: He was actually just a really really good boxer, Anthony Joshua.
Speaker 2: He's more about application, hard work, dedication more than real
Speaker 2: raw talent. He's not the most technically gifted boxer, and
Speaker 2: this Ruers is actually a really good box and he
Speaker 2: just outboxed him and knocked him out. It's an incredible upset,
Speaker 2: especially about two months before this fight, Joshua was supposedly
Speaker 2: fighting Jontay Wilder for a forty million dollar showdown, and
Speaker 2: they got greedy and they said no, Now he's like
Speaker 2: back of the queue. What does that mean? Well, that
Speaker 2: means that he won't be earning that kind of money
Speaker 2: for very very long.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, you lose once in you'repe that's it.
Speaker 2: Because he's not the world heavyweight champion anymore. He's the
Speaker 2: former world heavyweight champion. You've got to see the knockout clip.
Speaker 2: It's amazing, honestly, the size of this guy, right. He
Speaker 2: looks like they just were saying, hey, hey, listen everyone,
Speaker 2: there's gonna be no fight tonight unless one of you,
Speaker 2: anyone put your hand up if you want to have
Speaker 2: a go. Okay, if you want to have a go.
Speaker 2: And then they've got a guy from the buffet to
Speaker 2: put about shortside age at fair play too. It's an
Speaker 2: amazing knockout.
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Speaker 2: You can always email us about anything we've talked about
Speaker 2: on the show. We call it late to the party.
Speaker 2: My email address is Christian at Gold one four three
Speaker 2: dot com dot au. Last week on the show, we're
Speaker 2: talking about things you do from childhood that he carried
Speaker 2: over into being a grown up, things that you still
Speaker 2: do from childhood. And Jack was telling us about the
Speaker 2: bad people that you heard that's spitting straws.
Speaker 3: Spitting straws, or they put needles on train seats, and
Speaker 3: then did we see we passed around the group an
Speaker 3: article of some guy getting caught putting needles on cround seats.
Speaker 2: I think that's why the Chinese didn't go clutter foody
Speaker 2: game Shanghai Stadium yesterday. They're worried about some of your
Speaker 2: Australians going to come up with your needles. Put them
Speaker 2: on the seats. Christian eight late to the party. Following
Speaker 2: on from Jack's story about the bad people spitting in straws,
Speaker 2: I will not ride on water slides at swimming pools.
Speaker 2: When I was young, a friend of mine went down
Speaker 2: a water slide. We're a bad person. Maybe the same
Speaker 2: one that spat in the straw that Jack's worried about.
Speaker 2: Put a razor blade on one of the joins and
Speaker 2: it sliced off my friend's toe.
Speaker 3: Come on, did that happen right? End?
Speaker 2: That is that went all around the world, because I
Speaker 2: remember that when a water sort of slide first opened
Speaker 2: up where I grew up, that was the same thing.
Speaker 2: There was an urban myth that someone had like super
Speaker 2: glued a razor blade to the side of.
Speaker 3: Going it like going down a water slide at full speed?
Speaker 2: Do they not? Just how are you carrying the blades
Speaker 2: with you? Okay? Because you've got your trunks on. You
Speaker 2: know you're not You're not carrying them down in a
Speaker 2: bag and then suddenly stop it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, putting your legs and arms out to the side
Speaker 3: to stop yourself. Hope that the next person's a coming
Speaker 3: down behind you and finding time to glue it.
Speaker 2: And then you're gluing it on. But there's gallons of
Speaker 2: water rushing down the whole time, and you managed to
Speaker 2: fix a razor blade there. I think this one I don't.
Speaker 2: I'm very sorry, And like I said, we love getting
Speaker 2: your emails, but I don't believe. I don't believe also
Speaker 2: got the toe got slice stuff as well.
Speaker 3: But you know what, I think I will not enjoy
Speaker 3: myself as much next time I go down the water slide.
Speaker 3: Now think of that story.
Speaker 2: I'm thinking if I run one those parks or places
Speaker 2: like that or simple first thing I'm going to do
Speaker 2: in the morning is go and have a look at
Speaker 2: the old tunnel well, and before you even turn on
Speaker 2: the old the machine that sort of floods it with
Speaker 2: water and stuff. I want to go down that tunnel,
Speaker 2: have a quick tunnel inspection for no razor blades.
Speaker 3: And it's always the kid at top who's looking, you know,
Speaker 3: the wait.
Speaker 2: The least who is the least vigilant person in the world.
Speaker 2: That kid there with the old giants, Adam Apple, who's
Speaker 2: just stuning puberty. Right. His main job is iying up
Speaker 2: the chicks, isn't it. He's just iron up the girls.
Speaker 2: I mean you could be taking weapons down there and
Speaker 2: ninja throwing stars minichucks.
Speaker 3: His job to make sure one kid comes out at
Speaker 3: the bottom and then he can let the next kid go.
Speaker 2: They've got the traffic lights system, now, haven't they. They're
Speaker 2: red and cream. But is that the most boring job
Speaker 2: that's at the top. They're all down long yet you
Speaker 2: can go now, keep your arms inside, Okay.
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Speaker 2: So Passy's off sick today and from what I've heard,
Speaker 2: this is the first time about thirty years has been
Speaker 2: doing it. Thirty years. Yeah, what did she start radio?
Speaker 2: When she was like nine or something.
Speaker 3: When she was fifteen, I think.
Speaker 2: Thirteen years she's been working in radio. That's unbelievable to
Speaker 2: survive in radio that long, is it? They mean she
Speaker 2: should have medals, you know, like a major where they've
Speaker 2: got the full deck of all their honors and medals
Speaker 2: hanging out. She didn't have medals for.
Speaker 3: That, yeah, saying I've worked with Hughsie and Kate, I've
Speaker 3: worked with Tommy.
Speaker 2: And Carrier outlived them all. She's like a cockroach, you know,
Speaker 2: they reckon an event of a nuclear fallout, that'll be
Speaker 2: the only animal that's strong enough to survive serbviously a cockroach.
Speaker 2: Passy's got the surviving tenacity of a cockroach. It's incredible.
Speaker 2: And she was actually boasting to Jack and I about
Speaker 2: it only last Thursday.
Speaker 3: Well, she works, walks around with that type of confidence.
Speaker 3: I've never taken a sick day, No, never take it.
Speaker 2: So she's tempted the radio gods, and she's not with
Speaker 2: us today. So I want to find other people who
Speaker 2: have never No, Patsy has now taken a sick day,
Speaker 2: her record's over, But who has never taken a single
Speaker 2: sick day in their working life? Is there anyone that
Speaker 2: can actually say that they can do that? Surely there
Speaker 2: are so many bugs in that going around. Every year
Speaker 2: it feels like even more new strains are coming in,
Speaker 2: and different flus he never even heard of. They get
Speaker 2: more virulent as well, and I know more and more
Speaker 2: people are taking the flu, chaps and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But we still get ill.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and people wear it as a badge of honor though,
Speaker 3: to never take a day off work. Our example of
Speaker 3: it where I worked last up until last year with
Speaker 3: Hamish and Andy was Andy Lee. He never took a
Speaker 3: day off work. Remember he came into here to promote
Speaker 3: True Story last year and after the show he texted
Speaker 3: us and said, I can't remember anything we spoke about.
Speaker 3: Was I okay? On the show? I blacked out?
Speaker 2: That's right. He had a good hospital later on that
Speaker 2: day he was feeling really good on high fever as well.
Speaker 2: And what about when he had that? Think that who's
Speaker 2: in hospital as well? Andy Le's never taken a show sick.
Speaker 3: The only days I remember in taking off were he
Speaker 3: knocked his tooth out. We were playing ice hockey and
Speaker 3: he fell over, knocked his two front teeth out and
Speaker 3: he had to spend the night overnight in hospital.
Speaker 2: Listen, Jack, if you were on in that kind of
Speaker 2: money by show, why would you be off sick? All right?
Speaker 2: Give us the all this morning. If you've never taken
Speaker 2: a single day of sick in your working career. Ninety
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Speaker 2: So who's never taken a sick day off from their jobs?
Speaker 2: Now some more information has come to light about this
Speaker 2: claim that Patsy said to you and I Thursday that
Speaker 2: she's never never taken a sick down for thirty years
Speaker 2: and always I'll always be here, yep. And even when
Speaker 2: you walked out, are that they're gonna have a lie
Speaker 2: down or something or to do something. She said to me,
Speaker 2: I wouldn't let you down like he did that. She
Speaker 2: did say that, Yeah, she did, because I said, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: if you wake up Monday and you'll still ill, oh,
Speaker 2: I can't just let you down at three hours no,
Speaker 2: So well, Jack was okay with twenty two minutes. Notice it.
Speaker 2: If you really wake up Monday, don't feel well, don't
Speaker 2: come in. However, Producer Beck, who's obviously been in a
Speaker 2: few years. So extra information about the tall claims of
Speaker 2: Iron guts pats Hi.
Speaker 3: Get in trouble again.
Speaker 2: I listen as I keep telling you guys, if you
Speaker 2: say it between six and ten, then I'm okay to
Speaker 2: ask you to say to get into the microphone. So
Speaker 2: Patsy never had a day or sick or quite a
Speaker 2: few bit.
Speaker 3: Of a white lie.
Speaker 5: I think back in the day, she's definitely had a
Speaker 5: few off and actually Pato would have filled in for her,
Speaker 5: so Pato.
Speaker 3: Could back me up on this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I did.
Speaker 5: I forgot about that conveniently, but I think it was
Speaker 5: only one day perhaps, come on, I.
Speaker 2: Know, I know, with the Sisterhood hero tightening up the rain,
Speaker 2: I taked my fellow Western suburbs when with being here?
Speaker 3: Why is the story changing as well? But during the
Speaker 3: song go happy to come and go, she took four
Speaker 3: days off?
Speaker 2: Four days off? Oh? Was it four?
Speaker 5: Not last the year before we started the previous shows? Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: you're right, Vick. Sorry, yeah, Are you sure it was
Speaker 5: betraying a sick or was I just feeling off because
Speaker 5: she had holidays?
Speaker 2: She would have been this isn't allowed holidays. She's not
Speaker 2: good on holidays. It doesn't sue her, all right. There's
Speaker 2: been some people who claim to never have actually had
Speaker 2: a day off sick.
Speaker 6: Good morning, while good morning Christian.
Speaker 2: Hello mate, thanks for going the show. How we done
Speaker 2: a nice weekend? So how long have you never had
Speaker 2: a day off?
Speaker 6: Yeah, twenty six years, you've.
Speaker 2: Never had dal sick? No, that's incredible twenty six years.
Speaker 6: Although I'm not sure if that's still classifies in someone employer.
Speaker 6: You know, I run a business, a spot where run
Speaker 6: locksmith business.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but even if you run your own business, you
Speaker 3: could still take sick days if you're sick. Yeah, so
Speaker 3: you show up every day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, funny you say that because I actually I submissed
Speaker 6: a friend this morning. I said, I'm struggling to get
Speaker 6: out a bit. I think I might call him sick,
Speaker 6: which is a yah, bless never happened for a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty six years, you've been doing it. So even
Speaker 2: if you and you would have been sick, but you
Speaker 2: still would have gone out of people's houses who were
Speaker 2: locked out or whatever. Fit new locks.
Speaker 4: Oh sure.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I'm pretty fortunate too that I've got good health.
Speaker 6: So that's yeah, that's a big bonus.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, that's incredible. All right, well done, buddy, thank you,
Speaker 2: all right, have a good week. Thanks for calling to mate.
Speaker 4: David good On in Christian all right, can you.
Speaker 2: Keep a note, Jacks?
Speaker 3: That's twenty six I don't know if I trust well,
Speaker 3: he said, he said, I haven't had it for a while.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't say that.
Speaker 2: Perhaps the old patsies. Yeah, yeah, David, good morning, Good
Speaker 2: morning Christian. All right, buddy, So thanks for giving us
Speaker 2: a call. So this is your dad. Never had a
Speaker 2: sick day off in his life.
Speaker 4: Yes, my father Dick, as is known, We come from
Speaker 4: a family back from the United Kingdom. And did he
Speaker 4: come my grandfather come in the sixties at a ten
Speaker 4: pound palm back in nineteen sixty five. Wow. I was
Speaker 4: born in nine and forty two during the days of
Speaker 4: Russians and lived off you know, orange peels and things
Speaker 4: like that. He got to orange for Christmas and that
Speaker 4: was his sort of Christmas gift. That's what it was
Speaker 4: like back then.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So he's a very Jordiant to him from a young
Speaker 4: actual be a hard worker and he used to work
Speaker 4: in the steel works and anyway, so my dad when
Speaker 4: he had my dad in nineteen sixty six when they
Speaker 4: moved to Australia into dn and on so Jordan too,
Speaker 4: my dad a lot of hard worker six and for
Speaker 4: forty old years straight, my dad's worked not at a
Speaker 4: day off, and now he's retired and helping me sort
Speaker 4: of get me to that level.
Speaker 6: So yeah, I just thought i'd.
Speaker 2: Let you know that it's incredable. It's obviously he came
Speaker 2: out of a very very tough time. He got stronger bloods.
Speaker 2: Such a strong blood line.
Speaker 4: There, Thank you very much, Christian.
Speaker 2: That's all right. It's to say that normally has it's
Speaker 2: quite weak. Blood line.
Speaker 4: Was an angel, so yeah, my name, his last name
Speaker 4: was Angel, and my last surname Dawson. So we come
Speaker 4: from a good game.
Speaker 2: I can't argue with science like that. The sun. I
Speaker 2: like Dawsome. All right, thanks mate, good mess mate, Bye,
Speaker 2: thank you. Wow. Blessings there at the end. I like that.
Speaker 2: I like more blessings at the end of phone calls,
Speaker 2: whatever their religious nomination is. Susan.
Speaker 3: Full family history there as well, going back to the
Speaker 3: nineteen forties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, amazing stuff, Susan. Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 7: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good, Susan. So you've never had a day
Speaker 2: or sick in how many years?
Speaker 7: Forty four years?
Speaker 2: Forty four years. That's a good weld. Well done, Susan.
Speaker 2: Tell me this. Do you take the flu jabs every year? Yes?
Speaker 7: I do it, Yes, I do it. I'll make sure
Speaker 7: and I doctored myself up just in case I get
Speaker 7: a bit of a sniffle and yeah, and maybe it's
Speaker 7: not a wise thing to take it, to not take
Speaker 7: a day off, but I haven't. I don't believe I've
Speaker 7: got anybody sick and I haven't had a day off.
Speaker 2: That's amazing, all right, Susan, thank you very much, have
Speaker 2: a good week.
Speaker 6: Thank you you too as well as well.
Speaker 2: Perhaps you had that flu job as flu chabbers one
Speaker 2: of the last week too. I've never had one of
Speaker 2: those because whenever I of what people have had them,
Speaker 2: they're always sick within like a week or two.
Speaker 3: Well, it gives you the jab, actually gives you a
Speaker 3: bit of the flu.
Speaker 2: You reckon, They just up the dosor Patsy or something.
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Speaker 2: So on Friday, big news you two are coming to
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Speaker 2: Through livenation dot com dot Au. However, you can win
Speaker 2: a pair every single day with us my inbox of
Speaker 2: the weekend. Body tell me what about you two fans
Speaker 2: not any of they are amazing super fans, but a
Speaker 2: lot of them have had terrible physical problems before them
Speaker 2: over the last six months.
Speaker 3: And the only thing that will heal them is when
Speaker 3: Bono's out there.
Speaker 2: He must just see just a whole sea of people
Speaker 2: with limbs missing. It can barely see. It must be
Speaker 2: like a healing thing like lords, bring you sick, to
Speaker 2: see you too, and he will wheel them. Oh these emails.
Speaker 2: I caught one person out with the same email addressed
Speaker 2: with three different physical problems with them no sorry, while
Speaker 2: their mum and dad had just died. I think, oh,
Speaker 2: that's awful and yeah, and then an hour later another
Speaker 2: story as to why they get they can't see very
Speaker 2: well out of their left eye, they need to have
Speaker 2: an operation, and another one saying they've got cancer, and thinking,
Speaker 2: you're having an awful weekend. All right, So over my weekend,
Speaker 2: this is it. I was literally just packing and sorting
Speaker 2: stuff out. It was so boring the whole weekend. I
Speaker 2: was so irritated, We're moving into each time and just
Speaker 2: sorting through stuff packing. On Saturday, I didn't even get
Speaker 2: let out the basement where I was forced to just
Speaker 2: pack down there all daylight. I didn't see daylight. And
Speaker 2: the highlight of my dull weekend was having my wife
Speaker 2: told me it was my job. My job. I don't
Speaker 2: know where these job allocations are written down. What did
Speaker 2: I sign up for in the marriage of maus? My
Speaker 2: job to shampoo the dog with this medicated shampoo we've
Speaker 2: got from the vet, because somehow apparently our dog has
Speaker 2: got exma. How could dogs get XMA?
Speaker 3: I don't that's something they sell you at the vet.
Speaker 3: Luna hates getting shampoo. Does a niche like it?
Speaker 2: No, big german shepherd, they hate it. I took her
Speaker 2: out signed, but the hose there, they're so irritating. They
Speaker 2: do that shaky thing, so the shampoo gets in your eyes.
Speaker 2: So at one point I went and got my kids
Speaker 2: swimming goggles, put those on, so I've got their tiny
Speaker 2: little I must have looked a hell of a side. No,
Speaker 2: there's tiny little goggles and the dogs looking at me, going,
Speaker 2: you look really odd. And then I was shampoo and her.
Speaker 2: That's that'sid about as exciting as it got over my
Speaker 2: dull weekend. So this morning, I want to know who
Speaker 2: else had a dull weekend. I'd defy any of you
Speaker 2: to call up on nine four one four one o
Speaker 2: four three, and so they actually chustioned. I think I
Speaker 2: had a duller weekend. I didn't do anything as exciting
Speaker 2: and as exotic as shampoo a dog or I want
Speaker 2: to find both. Who's had a dull weekend and also
Speaker 2: who's had a dramatic weekend? Who's had a weekend of
Speaker 2: of just adrenaline fueled excitement.
Speaker 3: Mine was high octane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what do you get up to?
Speaker 3: We had people over for dinner on Saturday night and
Speaker 3: then turned into ten friends by the end of it
Speaker 3: turned into a mini little house party.
Speaker 2: What times you stay up to? Because normally after half ten,
Speaker 2: I'll Cinderella taps out.
Speaker 3: One fifteen am right.
Speaker 2: Now, wonder you're running late this morning? Wow, this is incredible.
Speaker 3: That I've come along the way from since three weeks
Speaker 3: ago when I was trying to fall asleep at the
Speaker 3: dinner table to let my guests know that it's all over.
Speaker 2: You made it through to one fifteen. I am the
Speaker 2: next day.
Speaker 3: Thank you, And I had a bit of a hangover yesterday.
Speaker 2: This is great. And tell me you were saying how
Speaker 2: there was a cork. Someone brought a cork bottle of wine.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, have you done this before? We were all
Speaker 3: we didn't have a corkscrew.
Speaker 2: We always just ran now to get the cork on.
Speaker 3: We're trying all different kinds of things. At one stage
Speaker 3: I had a drill and I was putting a screw
Speaker 3: walk and trying to leave it out.
Speaker 2: But I don't think you do that.
Speaker 3: You heard this one Brad said he's tried it. My
Speaker 3: friend got a wine bottle and then got his shoe
Speaker 3: and put it in the base of the shoe, and
Speaker 3: then he was whacking the shoe against a brick wall,
Speaker 3: because that's meant to make the cork pop out the top.
Speaker 2: Maybe it was champagne, but not whine.
Speaker 3: It didn't work.
Speaker 2: What did you do in the end?
Speaker 3: We eventually we've got a knife and slowly like chipped
Speaker 3: away at it bit by bit.
Speaker 2: To become the big talking become the big talking point
Speaker 2: of the night.
Speaker 3: It became because it was the last bottle of wine
Speaker 3: as well. It's like we have to get.
Speaker 2: This holy grail, all right then? So who had a
Speaker 2: great weekend? Who liked me had a dull weekend? Nine
Speaker 2: four one four one oh four to three.
Speaker 1: The Christian who Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: So weekends are I would like to think where stories
Speaker 2: happen not for me this weekend, literally excitement were built
Speaker 2: with a shampoo and the dog that apparently was my
Speaker 2: responsibility to do that with this medicated shampoo because our
Speaker 2: German shepherd dog, good Levette has got exma. Get that.
Speaker 3: Last time we shampooed the dog, I just left her
Speaker 3: all sudsy because she was causing such a like having
Speaker 3: on such a little fit about it. I was like, fine,
Speaker 3: be sudsy there.
Speaker 2: No, I was told not to get it too suddy
Speaker 2: because of the dog's got exma. That's going to make
Speaker 2: the ex me worse. And obviously got the pills to
Speaker 2: put in the big jaw as well. So a night
Speaker 2: actually I go to take all the tablets of the weekend.
Speaker 2: So that's my weekend. Dull. Any of you have a
Speaker 2: Duller weekend or also I'm looking for people. We've had
Speaker 2: an amazingly exciting weekend and one of his stories are
Speaker 2: both the best stories we get. I'll give a pair
Speaker 2: of you two tickets to one of them between now
Speaker 2: and eight o'clock on nine four one four one four
Speaker 2: three go and see you two live tickets. Don't go
Speaker 2: and sell until next Tuesday. You can win them first
Speaker 2: with us. Cameron, good morning, Good morning, Chris, And here
Speaker 2: are you going. I'm pretty good? So dull or great weekend?
Speaker 6: Dull and very traumatic.
Speaker 2: Well what's happened?
Speaker 6: I've got a.
Speaker 2: Newborn baby suffering from collique at the moment, and she
Speaker 2: is completely inconsolable. Oh god, I've been through that with
Speaker 2: our youngest daughters. It's hard, really hard for them, hard
Speaker 2: for you and your wife.
Speaker 6: It's not comfortable, I can tell.
Speaker 2: You, Neil no, but you and your wife exhausted.
Speaker 6: Very much so. And unfortunately I'm back at work and
Speaker 6: my wife stuck at home with the baby and trying
Speaker 6: to deal with it on her own at the moment.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's really our especially because your wife, how old
Speaker 2: is the little baby?
Speaker 6: Just shry her week? Five weeks? Five weeks on Tuesday, So.
Speaker 2: Your wife will be absolutely exhausted anyway, correct, right when
Speaker 2: I went back to work. Okay, I'll be honest with
Speaker 2: me now, right now, Cameron, isn't there just a tiny
Speaker 2: part of you that loves the quietness of being back
Speaker 2: at work and how you're in control of your.
Speaker 4: Life a tiny little bit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when you close that house door and you try
Speaker 2: to work. No one wants to admit this, but you do,
Speaker 2: like you can't tell anyone else. Okay, all right, Camra,
Speaker 2: your secret safe with me? All right, Camra? Thanks you
Speaker 2: cool mate. I hope it all works out as well.
Speaker 2: The baby's going to be okay.
Speaker 6: Cheers guys. You have a great day, all right.
Speaker 2: And you thanks a lot. Let's got a shake, Come
Speaker 2: one in Shay morning, Shaye. So dull weekend or great weekend?
Speaker 8: I have really that's fulling up that US star. But
Speaker 8: it was a great weekend.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what have you done?
Speaker 8: I went to the World Jousting competition on championship.
Speaker 2: World Jousting Championships are aware in Australia in Melbourne.
Speaker 8: Ah yeah, just outside Warrigal.
Speaker 2: So. Jousting one of the oldest kind of extreme sports.
Speaker 2: It's for the medieval times. You've got people on horseback
Speaker 2: with large poles trying to take each other out.
Speaker 8: In full armor and everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah you got the armor, the big old metal gloves
Speaker 2: and the how and so were you jousting? Oh god no,
Speaker 2: but you're watching?
Speaker 8: No, yeah, just watching. So it's pretty intense.
Speaker 2: I bet right. And are the World Championships always here
Speaker 2: at Warrigle.
Speaker 8: I'm not actually sure. I was trying to look at
Speaker 8: where next years but they haven't announced it yet.
Speaker 2: So are you in jousting or just went along to it?
Speaker 8: I just went along to it, honestly. It just came
Speaker 8: up as an interesting event to go to and now
Speaker 8: I absolutely love it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've seen I've seen people training for it. They
Speaker 2: have to be amazing rider stuff, this incredible balots. But
Speaker 2: then also they've got this great, big long pole and
Speaker 2: they're both riding at each other and you've got to
Speaker 2: try and take the other person out.
Speaker 8: And they have next to no visions because I've just
Speaker 8: got that one tiny little slip through the helmet.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: How does Australia go on the world stage.
Speaker 8: Australia won it?
Speaker 2: How you are even around in medieval times doing this?
Speaker 2: You're only ten years old? This country?
Speaker 3: Take that England.
Speaker 2: That's amazing. Australia want it? Why, Sarah, we got to
Speaker 2: put this in the sports news. Australia all hell, the
Speaker 2: new chance, forget about the Cricket World Cup, playing your
Speaker 2: arts rivals Afghanistan. It's all about the world. Just say,
Speaker 2: that's a great call. You might be getting those you
Speaker 2: two tickets. All right, stay there, well done, keep these
Speaker 2: stories coming then Dull weekend or great weekend? Nine four
Speaker 2: one for one four three.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Right now they were gonna give away a pair of
Speaker 2: you two tickets. We're now so on Friday, the coming
Speaker 2: in November Marvel Stadium tickets don't go and sell until
Speaker 2: next Tuesday. From live nation dot com dot au. The
Speaker 2: Joshua Treat World Tour is coming, which is great news. However,
Speaker 2: you can win them every single day this week. Right now,
Speaker 2: I'm going to give way a pair of tickets. I'm
Speaker 2: looking for stories of who had a dull weekend like me,
Speaker 2: of just packing peak excitement with champage and the dog
Speaker 2: for exma and spell exma O E s C after
Speaker 2: the eat. Yeah yeah, I uh this this also the medicine,
Speaker 2: whatever it is. What have you got an vet?
Speaker 3: Nothing?
Speaker 2: There's got no cheap medication there man, Chimmis warehouse, please
Speaker 2: help us out here. There needs to be a chemist
Speaker 2: dog warehouse. All right, you get on your hands, knees
Speaker 2: and crawl through a little kennel to get in there
Speaker 2: as well. The medical they need some competition. So you
Speaker 2: see the x mera on your dog?
Speaker 3: Can you even see it?
Speaker 2: Or if she's been scratching a lot, the dog scratch
Speaker 2: all the time, it looks sore, the tom Tom looks sore?
Speaker 2: X me all right? Nine four one o four to three.
Speaker 2: Dull weekend like me? Or already exciting weekend? Millie? Which
Speaker 2: way for you?
Speaker 9: Oh my gosh, I had the dullest weekend. Your sound
Speaker 9: so much more exciting than mine.
Speaker 2: You're more than well to come around shampoo the dog
Speaker 2: this weekend.
Speaker 9: Okay, I wish I could have hung out with my
Speaker 9: dog this weekend. It would have been much better.
Speaker 2: What did you do?
Speaker 9: I wrote twenty one Term two school reports? Oh no,
Speaker 9: oh yeah, monotonous, monotonous.
Speaker 2: Hey, Millie, tell me this.
Speaker 3: I was speaking to a teacher this weekend who said
Speaker 3: they're not allowed to write anything negative on school reports
Speaker 3: these days.
Speaker 9: You do have to make it positive as it's something
Speaker 9: we're trying to work towards. They're working on.
Speaker 3: Something, right, So my how I remember my school reports
Speaker 3: was like Jack talks too much in fast Try harder,
Speaker 3: must try harder, how would you write that Jack would.
Speaker 9: Need to Jack's goals to work on being an attentive listener.
Speaker 3: So you have to spend you do you spend your
Speaker 3: whole week and being creative with turning negatives into positives.
Speaker 9: I do, and I prefer to write the positive and
Speaker 9: the negative. I think it's far. Well, that's what they're learning,
Speaker 9: aren't they.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Sure, how old are the kids? What ear are
Speaker 2: you mark him?
Speaker 9: I'm doing preps?
Speaker 2: Preps? Yeah, entry level. All right, well, that's just like paintings.
Speaker 2: And mom and dad would like giant heads and one eye.
Speaker 9: Well, they're themtal onions. There's many layers.
Speaker 2: Positive your potato printing. No, you guys work very hard.
Speaker 9: We do, but it's worthwhile. I love it.
Speaker 2: Where must you teach.
Speaker 9: West?
Speaker 2: All right? Okay, wait there many well done. It's a
Speaker 2: dull weekend, they're but well done. Alexandria. Yes, Christian, this
Speaker 2: is someone who did not have a dull weekend. You're
Speaker 2: bursting to us. Share it with us. What's the news
Speaker 2: and what did you do?
Speaker 10: My fiance God his offshore fiance visa come true. So
Speaker 10: on the second of July he's finally flying to Australia.
Speaker 10: So we can get married.
Speaker 2: Way, that's great. I've never heard of a fiance visa.
Speaker 10: Yes, well, unfortunately, if you don't live together before you
Speaker 10: get married, then the Australian government requires you to apply
Speaker 10: for a fiance visa.
Speaker 2: Is that right? Like green card in America?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 10: So he's from the UK. We met in Spain in
Speaker 10: twenty sixteen walking the Caminos and we've been flying backwards
Speaker 10: and forwards to the UK and him to Australia ever since.
Speaker 10: And I'm eleven months ago. We got eleven months ago,
Speaker 10: we got engaged and.
Speaker 2: Graduations and stuff.
Speaker 10: Thank you applied for the visa in it does come true.
Speaker 3: The commiserations for the cast, those things. I mean, even
Speaker 3: when I did it seven years ago with my wife,
Speaker 3: it was expensive. But it's doubled in price since then,
Speaker 3: is it really?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Seven over seven thousand dollars?
Speaker 2: What seven thousand? I know you can't put a price
Speaker 2: on love, but seven.
Speaker 3: You almost can.
Speaker 2: No, Jack, you can't. Not the government have officially that
Speaker 2: is the price of love.
Speaker 10: That coulds and forwards has been a hell of a
Speaker 10: lot more than that. So conscious they all got a
Speaker 10: lot of money from us.
Speaker 2: Ah, but I bet that's just the best news for.
Speaker 10: The pair of you, right, most amazing news on flying
Speaker 10: high at the moment.
Speaker 2: I bet that's great. And are you think you're going
Speaker 2: to get married this year?
Speaker 10: Yes, fourteen to September.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, there's fourteenth of September whereabouts. Obviously you've got
Speaker 2: to save some money now, So is it at macas
Speaker 2: drive through? Yeah?
Speaker 10: No, it's a lovely little church out in Murndus in
Speaker 10: Joseph's Catholic Church. And then viepping ourself for the reception.
Speaker 2: Well, we're going to give you some extra good news
Speaker 2: as well. I'm going to give you the tickets to
Speaker 2: go to YouTube. There's no way you can afford to
Speaker 2: buy them next week, so they're on us, okay for
Speaker 2: you and you seem to be mister Alexandra him all right, Okay,
Speaker 2: well listen, congratulations on the visa. That is this the
Speaker 2: best news you're going to get this year. I'm really
Speaker 2: pleased with the parent.
Speaker 10: You right, thank you, thank you so much, Thank you
Speaker 10: so much for the tickets.
Speaker 2: It's fantastic pleasure. Okay, thanks to going, take care and
Speaker 2: joy you too.
Speaker 4: Bye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one Oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three amazing news. Then the world's first electric police car
Speaker 2: right here in Melbourne, Tesla.
Speaker 3: I love a Tesla. Look beautiful now, yeah, I mean
Speaker 3: I dream of getting one one day, but I couldn't
Speaker 3: get one because we only have off street parking, so yeah,
Speaker 3: there would be nowhere to charge it. We'd have to
Speaker 3: run like an extension laid out across the road.
Speaker 2: They look so amazing and a police car that can
Speaker 2: get up to speeds that quickly as well on electric one?
Speaker 2: Do you think today right that the station wherever it's
Speaker 2: parts right now about it go out on its first day?
Speaker 2: How the drawing? Who's going to get to drive it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, because you would have been fighting the old ones.
Speaker 2: When the new ones. I surely thought that's a people
Speaker 2: are going to be fighting each other trying to work
Speaker 2: out who gets to drive it for the first time.
Speaker 2: All right, then it is time for it's just.
Speaker 11: Another misheard Monday Christian O'Connell's misheard lyrics.
Speaker 2: Okay, Monday misheard lyrics. You know how this works, then
Speaker 2: we do it every Monday. You send me the ones
Speaker 2: that you've heard the last seven days. Big John is
Speaker 2: the man who gives us a top five to kick
Speaker 2: it all off. As always, when we mishear the lyrics
Speaker 2: or when we think they're misheard. If it is as
Speaker 2: the person says, it is misheard, one, we definitely agree
Speaker 2: it is misheard like that if it's nowhere near it
Speaker 2: and if it's an amazing one Hall of Fame, instant
Speaker 2: Hall of famers. In the last few weeks, George Michael,
Speaker 2: I've got to have faith or is it I gotta
Speaker 2: have can't only hear that one? All right? Then A
Speaker 2: big John has done a YouTube special with the great
Speaker 2: news they're coming to Melbourne in November and we've got
Speaker 2: exclusive tickets every single day this week. It's a U
Speaker 2: two special. First up then where the streets have no name?
Speaker 2: We played this Friday. I want to feel sunlight on
Speaker 2: my face or is it I want to feel some
Speaker 2: lead on my face? Said Angel of Harlem. That is
Speaker 2: a great song. We should play this empty glass the
Speaker 2: lady sings, or is it empty glasses laid in their sinks?
Speaker 12: It's not.
Speaker 2: It's a little bit there, but not all enough pride
Speaker 2: in the name of love. Great U two song. I
Speaker 2: think you'd all like this one. They could not take
Speaker 2: your pride? Or is it they could not take your pie.
Speaker 2: I'm hearing pies. I'm hearing pies, not just pie. Yeah
Speaker 2: that's there. Now we go to you too. I still
Speaker 2: haven't found what I'm looking for. I believe in the
Speaker 2: Kingdom come or is it I believe in the King
Speaker 2: of Kong. That's the best one so far. I love
Speaker 2: that I believe in the King of Kong. Yeah, that's there.
Speaker 2: And then last one this morning from Big John Are
Speaker 2: you two special Mishard lyrics? I just want to hear
Speaker 2: that song. I love that song. Can't keep holding on
Speaker 2: to what you've got when all you've got is hurt?
Speaker 2: Or is it? Can't? No one's thank you for this one.
Speaker 2: Can't keep holding on to a tour guide when all
Speaker 2: you've got is hurt. It's gonna let go. Bon's gotta
Speaker 2: let go of that tour guide. Yeah, definitely. All right,
Speaker 2: Your one's coming up next.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: It's just another miss heard Christian O'Connell's miss heard lyrics.
Speaker 2: All right, now back into part two of Monday Mornings
Speaker 2: Misheard Lyrics. This is a round up of all ones
Speaker 2: you've sent in the last week. Let's get straight into it.
Speaker 2: Let's go to a boss one Bruce Springsteen. Everybody's got
Speaker 2: a hungry heart? Or is it everybody's got a hungry hog?
Speaker 2: Just just it's on the cusp ish Bob Barley, Buffalo soldier.
Speaker 2: Where can I have light sticks? It's meant to be
Speaker 2: when I analyze these things? Or is it when I
Speaker 2: analyze the stench?
Speaker 12: Where can I have the lights sticks?
Speaker 2: That's the best one this morning. I'm putting that straight
Speaker 2: in when he analyzes the stench. Just go to the
Speaker 2: eighties and take on me by huh. Supposed to be
Speaker 2: I'll be coming for your love, okay? Or is it
Speaker 2: I'll be kung fu for your love? Okay? Sorry, no,
Speaker 2: I want to hear it, but it's not there. I
Speaker 2: did know what happened to. Duffy had like a one
Speaker 2: hit wonder and a great album. Really nice sound, great voice.
Speaker 2: Remember Duffy way before there was a doll.
Speaker 12: You Gaddy Began Woman.
Speaker 2: Came out around time as Oh, it was a great one.
Speaker 2: There was another great female scene that came in that
Speaker 2: You Get the same time as well.
Speaker 12: You Goddy Began You Woman.
Speaker 2: This is a good song. You got me begging me
Speaker 2: for mercy? Or is it begging for bird seed?
Speaker 12: You gotty began you woman?
Speaker 2: Yes, I'm sorry? Up in his birth Robin thick bloodlines? Baby,
Speaker 2: can you breathe? I got this from Jamaica? Or is it? Baby?
Speaker 2: Can you breed a cactus from Jamaica? Yes? Yes, and
Speaker 2: yes it's all there? Can you breed and the cactus? Maybe?
Speaker 2: Can you breed a cactus from Jamaica? Well done? This
Speaker 2: last one comes from Markey Boy Madonna, Yes, jam Laila Bonita,
Speaker 2: last night Trento San Pedro? Or is it last night?
Speaker 2: Dreampt of some bagels? Jam?
Speaker 3: I hear bagels, I hear one bagel, but it still
Speaker 3: counts the singular.
Speaker 12: A jamper something?
Speaker 2: You're quite right, that's right, jams of some bagel?
Speaker 12: Next night I jamper something?
Speaker 2: Thank you very much? Mark you boy? Okay, if you've
Speaker 2: got some for next Monday? Email you misheard limits Christian
Speaker 2: at Gold one o four three dot com dot authank.
Speaker 1: You the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Then the show turns one years old, which is astonishing. Givenness,
Speaker 2: most people didn't think it would even make it till Christmas,
Speaker 2: and at times I didn't think it would even make
Speaker 2: it till Christmas. But we have almost a year and
Speaker 2: the way we want to celebrate this is with you.
Speaker 2: On Friday, we are all off to the Cooper's in
Speaker 2: old school hospitality, bang in the heart of the CBD.
Speaker 2: All right, so we have whole up and we can
Speaker 2: have a load of you. Tickets are getting tighter. It
Speaker 2: would appear that I can.
Speaker 3: A little bit too give away fancy free I call
Speaker 3: it fancy free Thursday, where every caller got a pair
Speaker 3: of tickets.
Speaker 2: So we really only got like five pairs a day
Speaker 2: to give away. Now, No, yeah, five is good. We're
Speaker 2: good for five. Here's what we're doing. Then you come
Speaker 2: on down with us. You're poning it up. You party
Speaker 2: with us, You have a beer with us, a drink
Speaker 2: with us. It's our way of saying thank you for
Speaker 2: supporting this very, very new show. And you also get
Speaker 2: cannipis and yeah, free drinks cannopase. Now, when you flick around,
Speaker 2: you ask yourself, fIF you ever bought you a canopey,
Speaker 2: she bought you a drink? How many years you've been
Speaker 2: doing that gig? You had a lot of drinking with feefee.
Speaker 2: No you haven't, Eddie. Eddie's not gonna do that. He's
Speaker 2: gonna throw you out the way and stick he's big
Speaker 2: old snout in that can of paine and eat them
Speaker 2: all up.
Speaker 3: Do we know what the cannipes are?
Speaker 2: How many cannipais per person? What's the canna pay allocation?
Speaker 2: Three cannapase some per listener? And you also get a
Speaker 2: live show from us. This is not gonna be recorded,
Speaker 2: not gonna be streamed, stalk me podcast. It is just
Speaker 2: for you guys in the room. It's a very late
Speaker 2: version of the Breakfast Show, asked with a couple of
Speaker 2: beers inside us. Already Jack's demands have started. We had
Speaker 2: to meet on Friday when they were like, what do
Speaker 2: you need? And I don't really need anything. Just a
Speaker 2: microphone chat was what what do you want? A low table?
Speaker 3: I want to be behind a desk. If we're safe,
Speaker 3: we do the show behind a desk?
Speaker 2: Should pub Yeah? But what are we going to do?
Speaker 3: Just walk like stroll paced back and forth over the stage.
Speaker 3: I would feel more comfortable if I'm sat.
Speaker 2: Behind a desk. Then you can sit behind a desk. Okay,
Speaker 2: what about? What about Patsy. Today's the last day for
Speaker 2: any kind of demands. Leave her just she can sit
Speaker 2: next to me on the desk. She's announcewer so Perry you,
Speaker 2: I'm going to stand. You can sit with us if
Speaker 2: you want. I don't want to sit down. It looks lazy.
Speaker 2: Come and see sit down.
Speaker 3: Well, I think they're locking in the desk a Also,
Speaker 3: what do you do during the show.
Speaker 2: You've had to stand? You used to sit down, sorry
Speaker 2: slump then he would lie down.
Speaker 3: That's true. Actually, uh no, on Friday.
Speaker 2: Evening, are you're gonna be okay the energy levels not
Speaker 2: just that. Jack is going to be singing a song
Speaker 2: as well. Jack Mates these amazing, smart, funny songs. He's
Speaker 2: gonna be doing one for Friday night. However, he's obviously
Speaker 2: worked out way to get his guitar serviced.
Speaker 3: It's in poor state. It actually needs a service.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's done yourself. What we're going to pay for it?
Speaker 3: No, I'm just saying before Friday.
Speaker 2: So we've got to get you a desk. There's some
Speaker 2: I'm buying you a desk today and then servicing your guitar.
Speaker 2: Drop one out of this you know the pen here
Speaker 2: right one off the sales guys. Okay. Also, what we're
Speaker 2: doing is we want to give away some tickets. Now,
Speaker 2: he's got five pairs to give away. It's no big deal.
Speaker 2: Five pairs to give away. Nine four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three. People can stand at the back, can't
Speaker 2: They all lie on each other's laps.
Speaker 3: Fire hazard, sorry, fire hazard?
Speaker 2: What happened to you? Happened to? Wild Jack post from
Speaker 2: Hamish nandy'kay.
Speaker 3: Give usway as many ticket as you want, Brad. Just
Speaker 3: put me in charge of making sure you don't give
Speaker 3: away so many tickets.
Speaker 2: Five pairs to one right now, nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three. Just call us up and tell
Speaker 2: us what have you learned about this show? You might
Speaker 2: be a new listener in the last week or two,
Speaker 2: maybe a bit longer, but what have you learnt from
Speaker 2: this show? Ninety four one four one o four three.
Speaker 2: You could win one of the sixty pairs of tickets
Speaker 2: are going to give away right now.
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Speaker 2: She's out there, My friend who's out me? That mom?
Speaker 1: You know?
Speaker 2: Pat? Yeah, she's listening. You're listening, madam, Pats Will be sitting,
Speaker 2: she said us talking about, you know, your requests for
Speaker 2: a chair and a low table. Patsy's saying that she
Speaker 2: will be sitting. What's a low table just a normal table?
Speaker 2: You said it to the DYNA meeting. I don't think
Speaker 2: you realize AH will require a low table as opposed
Speaker 2: to like a high table for a chart. But a
Speaker 2: low table.
Speaker 3: Oh, that's right, because they asked question, thought it was.
Speaker 2: I didn't want to say anything because maybe it's not
Speaker 2: stray anything and they have low high medium. I have
Speaker 2: to make no if I'm buying urture to know what requestion.
Speaker 2: Now I know what it was. I asked, I want
Speaker 2: im picture me having my laptop on the not on
Speaker 2: Friday night, you can shopping and I'm gonna get a
Speaker 2: bit bort first.
Speaker 3: If I would like a lef turn No, No, a
Speaker 3: low table which is a normal table, just not a podium.
Speaker 2: Why don't we do you reckon? We could buy Friday
Speaker 2: get a throne for Pats. Yes, pats deserves more than
Speaker 2: a chair, doesn't she. We need a throne for Pats.
Speaker 2: No idea how we're going to get hold of a throne.
Speaker 2: But the search starts now. If you've got a spare
Speaker 2: throwne at home. Please, we'll give you tickets, all right, Seriously,
Speaker 2: let's get Pats a throne to sit in when she
Speaker 2: comes and joins us. All right, we're looking for your
Speaker 2: facts that you've learned about the show during the last
Speaker 2: almost year. We're giving away tickets. Coming join Usays Friday.
Speaker 2: The show turns one tomorrow. It's a big deal for
Speaker 2: me to come here start a your radio show, and
Speaker 2: it means so much to some many of you who
Speaker 2: have given the show a go and support what we're
Speaker 2: trying to build here and hopefully you enjoying it and
Speaker 2: come along for the ride wherever it ends up. So
Speaker 2: we just want to buy you a drink. It's as
Speaker 2: simple as that. We're going to do a special late
Speaker 2: night version of this breakfast show where Jack's at the
Speaker 2: table and Pats on the throne. What a show already.
Speaker 2: So we're just asking what have you learned from the show? Kathy?
Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Kathy. What have you learned from the show.
Speaker 9: Well, I've learned that an English fella can actually be
Speaker 9: really funny.
Speaker 3: What you so that's this funnish English people?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean all the TV shows that made it
Speaker 2: out Here are the comedians. None of them made you laugh.
Speaker 8: Ah, not as much as you English people.
Speaker 2: Was roll and boring. But change my mind, all right, Kathy, Well,
Speaker 2: I'm going to put that to the test, says Friday.
Speaker 2: You might change your mind, and he says live but Kathy,
Speaker 2: come on down Friday.
Speaker 4: Yay, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the right pleasure. Look forward to meeting you.
Speaker 2: I'll see Friday.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I have a good week. Bye, Let's go to NoREL.
Speaker 2: Good morning, NoREL, Yes, good morning Christian Norell. What have
Speaker 2: you learned from the show?
Speaker 7: Well, I learned had.
Speaker 8: A most lightning A John rang in one time and
Speaker 8: went on for about half an hour.
Speaker 4: Hilarious.
Speaker 9: It was so many.
Speaker 2: Norell I had. We were already five minutes late for
Speaker 2: the news. He wouldn't stop talking. This is I think
Speaker 2: we still got a clip from This is Me, just
Speaker 2: trying to yell his name John John John John John
Speaker 2: John John John Job.
Speaker 3: He wouldn't start talking, he didn't breathe in between sentences.
Speaker 2: I got an email from his wife who's been married
Speaker 2: to him, saying that she has to say situation John
Speaker 2: John John John John John John John job a Noel
Speaker 2: will give you a beat of tickets. Thanks for reminding
Speaker 2: us of that. Okay, see your.
Speaker 4: Friday, thank you singing bye?
Speaker 2: All right, and that's try Kathy. Now, good morning, Kathy,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, Kathy. Welcome to the show. And
Speaker 2: what have you learned? Mate?
Speaker 9: I learned that Christian has really bad tasted in tall peak?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean last year the D's looked like a good team. Okay,
Speaker 2: there were going places this what has happened? I mean
Speaker 2: there were thirty odd points up on the third court
Speaker 2: at the weekend and then lose by two. They are
Speaker 2: having a terrible season.
Speaker 3: Had your one year mark? Do we give you a
Speaker 3: chance to change team?
Speaker 2: I'm not doing that, Kathy, to change no it no,
Speaker 2: it is. You can't start changing teams deeds did I die?
Speaker 3: I wouldn't respect him, Kathy if you changed you don't.
Speaker 2: Anyway, Kathy, you can have a pair of ticket.
Speaker 3: Oh hang on, Oh it's two doubles per day.
Speaker 2: Now, Kathy, you're a tiny lady. We can squeeze you in,
Speaker 2: can't we I am there we go. She's the dieady
Speaker 2: little person. We won't even know you're there, all right?
Speaker 2: You have to have a megaphone to speak to She's
Speaker 2: so tiny. Okay, tiny Kathy, We see you there, beautiful,
Speaker 2: Thank you, thanks right. No more tickets for today. Jack's
Speaker 2: giving away too many.
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Speaker 2: Good news everybody. Pharnsie is headlining One Electric Day Live
Speaker 2: out at Werribee Park. We went out for this wh
Speaker 2: when we took the winners of One Last Dream. Yeah,
Speaker 2: bungalow out there, beautiful setup. Tickets on sale this Thursday
Speaker 2: ten am through ticket Master. John Farnham headlining One Electric
Speaker 2: Day Live aut wearrib Park. We've got a pair of
Speaker 2: tickets on the artwork time waste every single day this
Speaker 2: week before they go and sell musical celebrities. I've got
Speaker 2: touch it. It's hot, it's hot. I'm holding here.
Speaker 3: Okay, are you starting with your best one?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I'm going straight Banjelina Jolie Goal, Harmonica Lewinsky.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 2: Lut Perry r ip lut Perry. Medieval instrument. There's some
Speaker 2: history for you, Charlie theremin what's a theremon? Yeah? They
Speaker 2: are the hold their hand over thinking.
Speaker 3: That's a crab instrument.
Speaker 2: Terrible. When has it ever been used well on a song?
Speaker 2: Yoko Obo.
Speaker 3: Trying to think of.
Speaker 2: This one sucks, but I'm going to say it anyway.
Speaker 2: Piano reefs, that's good, is it? I didn't think it
Speaker 2: was about said piano of course. And gong linen that's good.
Speaker 2: Angelina Jody, all right, what have you got then?
Speaker 3: Drum Kit Harrington starting with the worst first or treble
Speaker 3: Wilson treble Wilson treble.
Speaker 2: Is a trouble eye brown for this place, I guarantee
Speaker 2: with the show on Natar this morning that actually said
Speaker 2: the words treble Clift.
Speaker 3: Reese with a spoons play the spoons.
Speaker 2: No, no one plays the spoon They do for people
Speaker 2: know no one asks him to. That is not a music.
Speaker 2: If you don't go in Tim musical shop and you go, wow,
Speaker 2: are the spoons please?
Speaker 3: Timpanie the tool man Taylor.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's enough now, recording time, no more from you.
Speaker 2: You can send us yours now. Musical celebrities Banjelina Jonie,
Speaker 2: what have you got? Oh four seven five oh three
Speaker 2: one oh four three Text them in now, Musical celebrities
Speaker 2: oh fal seven five oh three one oh four three.
Speaker 2: Hal for grabs the Empire of Tickets. Who rare they
Speaker 2: go on sal Thursday at ten am to go and see.
Speaker 2: John Farnham just pronounced he's headlining One Electric Day, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Don't have a jack to mark? Today's at work time?
Speaker 2: Waster your musical celebrities half for grabs every single day
Speaker 2: this week which just announced John Farnham Grainy Is fans
Speaker 2: He's going to be headlining One Electric Day Live at
Speaker 2: Werriby Park. Tickets on sale Thursday this Thursday at ten
Speaker 2: am through Ticketmaster. Musical Celebrities, you went it to Mark
Speaker 2: Ban Joe Pesco, I don't know it, Bronz Joe Joe
Speaker 2: Joe Pesky.
Speaker 3: But what's he our?
Speaker 2: Ben Joe?
Speaker 3: Sorry, just totally missed it. Bronz, Oh Boys, Treble, Cliff Richard,
Speaker 3: what's his first day? Cliffs?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 2: You know what? Let's shake hands now. The last year
Speaker 2: has been loving to both of us. No you're not.
Speaker 2: You're not staying on for season two that starts tomorrow, Cliff,
Speaker 2: what Cliff? Someone restores battery setting? Jack's crashed a year?
Speaker 2: Was too much of these hours? Is this the hangover
Speaker 2: from Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Ready, I'm ready?
Speaker 2: Yeah. Donald Trumpets no.
Speaker 3: Simple one simple, easy to get gold.
Speaker 2: Tom Tom Hanks, what's the tom?
Speaker 3: Tom's Tom Toms?
Speaker 2: I know, I know, I know, Sivil plus.
Speaker 13: He's still ready everyone, Tuba Gooding Junior good gold, fluted flute,
Speaker 13: Ted Danson bad bronze, Edward would win.
Speaker 3: Silver.
Speaker 2: Stephen Glockenspielberg, I was trying to think of one for
Speaker 2: a clock and spiel that is great gold. Craig well done,
Speaker 2: John Farmer, Honka gold, Scott, save us for that one.
Speaker 2: Brad orchestra pit.
Speaker 11: That's very good silver plus word and Roonda should have
Speaker 11: been gold. Kevin harp Ah good gold, Cleft. We're going
Speaker 11: back in with the cleft, warm and approaching with caution,
Speaker 11: just letting you know cleft.
Speaker 2: Eastwood, bronze, kazoo read.
Speaker 3: Gold.
Speaker 2: All right, who's winning the tickets? Oh?
Speaker 3: I didn't think I didn't make a No. Oh boy,
Speaker 3: he'll have to be.
Speaker 2: Thing to make a note. It marks him every day.
Speaker 2: He's been doing it for the last year. Help me,
Speaker 2: help me far from trying and let the show what
Speaker 2: Stephen Glockenspielberg, No, let's give it to far Monica John
Speaker 2: Farmonica Scotty Boy, you've won the tickets. Well done.
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Speaker 2: Three finally found out Friday. We all sent off our
Speaker 2: DNA using fake names. My wife's sidea.
Speaker 3: Try to protect your identity, but I mean Colin that's you, Yeah,
Speaker 3: Colin O'Connell or Colin.
Speaker 2: Change the surname as well, and but despite using my
Speaker 2: credit card listed to me and my address anyway, we
Speaker 2: all came back and how did you do spiting?
Speaker 3: Did you have to give another super sample?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Well what other one is there? Who have you
Speaker 2: been information? You can't be sending that to someone for
Speaker 2: the bust?
Speaker 12: Why did he?
Speaker 2: Why is he? I'm not going to analyze that, but
Speaker 2: I did last year.
Speaker 3: I did the speed one as well. Yeah, a different company.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, I went through ancestry, I think, yeah, and
Speaker 2: it's fascinating. So we all did it, me, my wife
Speaker 2: and the two kids mine are there's some interesting ones.
Speaker 2: The big thing for me is obviously I have got
Speaker 2: I know, I've got our Irish relatives.
Speaker 3: Well obviously the same name.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but my spoiler alert, how I didn't realize I
Speaker 2: am seventy percent Irish.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would guess about that.
Speaker 2: Well, I only thought about thirty percent, but it's a
Speaker 2: high mix now seventy percent Irish. However, the really big
Speaker 2: revelation to my wife and the kids seeming a different
Speaker 2: light now and I think you will five percent Indian
Speaker 2: and African. Really, yeah, who's where?
Speaker 3: What side of the family does it come from?
Speaker 2: Don't know. I've puked. Got the calls through to mom
Speaker 2: and dad. They're not returning at the moment. You know,
Speaker 2: my dad, who's a Nigerian prince, I have had some
Speaker 2: doubts about in Quoque for quite a while, but he
Speaker 2: lets me call him Dad.
Speaker 3: I've seen you had a whole new exotic light.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah that was a shock.
Speaker 3: Yeah you don't see it in the features.
Speaker 2: But no, but in my love of Indian food, it's there.
Speaker 2: It's right.
Speaker 3: You were complaining when you got to Melbourne that you
Speaker 3: couldn't find a good curry.
Speaker 2: Still can't find a good courriage, still looking at it
Speaker 2: like your and nanny used to make. That's right, and
Speaker 2: so what were yours?
Speaker 3: Mine were pretty basic? So I'm ninety nine point nine
Speaker 3: percent European. And the breakdown is sixty five percent British
Speaker 3: and Irish and north Western European. Wow, thirteen percent French
Speaker 3: and German and three percent.
Speaker 2: You're quite quite a blend there, aren't you. Yeah? All right,
Speaker 2: so tomorrow on the show, A lot of people are
Speaker 2: doing this now, sending off for these various tests and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. Has it ever surprised your shown up
Speaker 2: some stuff, you know, especially with family trees as well,
Speaker 2: or whether you've done the DNA testing you know you
Speaker 2: can now you can take these to medical experts that
Speaker 2: will say you need to watch out for this.
Speaker 3: See. I thought that would be part of the website
Speaker 3: when I looked at my breakdown.
Speaker 2: And we're not allowed to do that anymore.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, because I didn't get that. I thought I
Speaker 3: would say like, hey, go get yourself tested.
Speaker 2: Now I've been told to someone that you can go
Speaker 2: to and then they will say, hey, wow, o criig,
Speaker 2: if you've got that kind of in your bloodstream, you
Speaker 2: want to be careful.
Speaker 3: All right, So do we spit again or we take
Speaker 3: what is you want to keep sending me your bodily fluid?
Speaker 3: I'm just or do we just take like given the
Speaker 3: log into the website?
Speaker 2: All right? Email me. If you've ever done this before,
Speaker 2: and I don't mean send you your fluids to the post,
Speaker 2: email me Christian at god one O four three dot
Speaker 2: com dot au, The.
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Speaker 2: So the big things we need to sort out today?
Speaker 2: All right? Yep? Thrown for Pats?
Speaker 3: Now? Is this a Game of Thrones type throwne or
Speaker 3: just like a regal regal?
Speaker 2: Regal? Think Queen Pats. Okay, uh so we need that
Speaker 2: tomorrow's show. Then's all about tomorrow show for us to
Speaker 2: show turns one year. We got some treats and surprises.
Speaker 2: Are the socks here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, the socks are here. Oh they look right, they
Speaker 3: look fantastic. They are that we've had some special socks made. No,
Speaker 3: when I mean special, lower your expectation of special. But
Speaker 3: they are better than I thought they'd look. But they
Speaker 3: are bizarre and they good quality. That's the other thing
Speaker 3: I thought we'd get these.
Speaker 2: Hey, Whynie mentioned the picture of me on the front
Speaker 2: of the sock. The fear of the family. Go and
Speaker 2: send some fluids to the post.
Speaker 3: I find if you turn them inside out there all right,
Speaker 3: that's to my show and we have five Top of
Speaker 3: Tuesday and more U two tickets and you can.
Speaker 2: Come and join us in the pub as well for
Speaker 2: our birthday show. Title of today's show is Fluids through
Speaker 2: the Post.
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