Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Meldon's Gold one oh
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Speaker 3: Well, Hey, good morning, happy Friday morning. Welcome, it's seven
Speaker 3: minutes past six. It's the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. During
Speaker 3: this hour, then I feel that we haven't done justice
Speaker 3: to the the hardworking people who always listen to only
Speaker 3: this part of the show, and let's be honest, it's
Speaker 3: not the best part of the show. We literally just
Speaker 3: stumble on air talking mainly about Pats. We all be
Speaker 3: at that six o'clock news. How many times is it
Speaker 3: every two or every three? It begins like this, It
Speaker 3: choways that six one.
Speaker 4: It is as if it's the first time you've talked
Speaker 4: all morning.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and you go, excuse me, try not, I need
Speaker 5: you snake oil and.
Speaker 3: Here understat I think also, I did see that you're
Speaker 3: back on the old margaritea happy hour. What's been a while,
Speaker 3: but who's hit the big old fish bowl of a
Speaker 3: frozen five thirty?
Speaker 5: We do pinching at dinner in our house.
Speaker 3: Michael Jackson used to chug one of those and put
Speaker 3: himself the better half five and that that doctor used
Speaker 3: to prescribe one of those. Size of that thing you
Speaker 3: share the photo, it is like a goldfish bowl. And
Speaker 3: also was there anyone else sitting there at half? Of course,
Speaker 3: if you're putting that kind of shift, it's a hardcore
Speaker 3: alkis and readers. It was twelve hours time we got reading, but.
Speaker 5: No, but you know what happened. It was dead quiet.
Speaker 5: And then my husband ordered for heaters and they had
Speaker 5: a hair in them. So maybe that's why.
Speaker 3: What she's ruling with that if it's a single hair,
Speaker 3: what do you put it out and say nothing?
Speaker 2: God?
Speaker 3: No, said ba Yes, I am terrible, right. I I
Speaker 3: don't like complaining.
Speaker 4: I understand that I do. I don't want to make
Speaker 4: it fast. But a hair is yeah, that's now.
Speaker 3: I always think, you know it's that it's been heated up.
Speaker 3: What damage that can the hair do? Put it out?
Speaker 3: There was a really big, long, sort of curly one,
Speaker 3: you know where you think that ain't up top. Someone's
Speaker 3: having a bad day at the back of in Fied
Speaker 3: and they're leaving me an extra bit that I didn't
Speaker 3: ask for. I didn't want to side of that, I
Speaker 3: said nothing, right, you know where they go? You like,
Speaker 3: here goes and I go yeap. Despite this fact there
Speaker 3: might be a pubic hair. My wife goes, there's there's
Speaker 3: a pubic hair in his The guy looks at me. Up,
Speaker 3: why don't you say anything?
Speaker 4: Could it's not a problem.
Speaker 3: Actually quite chilly, but it's okay. Actually she got to
Speaker 3: the first couple of bites on it. It's a bit wiry,
Speaker 3: but it's okay. All right then, So we've got a
Speaker 3: busy show. We want to give you some Rocketman tickets
Speaker 3: during this next hour. We've been giving away this week
Speaker 3: to everybody else who tunes in after seven and eight,
Speaker 3: but what about you the Golden Owl listens, So we're
Speaker 3: gonna give away Rocketman tickets Dull the next twenty minutes
Speaker 3: of the show. We're hosting an advanced screening on Monday night,
Speaker 3: so we'll give away some tickets Dill in the next
Speaker 3: twenty minutes. Right now, though, on this day in Mystery,
Speaker 3: May the twenty four today. Movie came out this weekend,
Speaker 3: on this very day in history. And all I can
Speaker 3: say is this movie, more than any other movie, changed
Speaker 3: movie making, movie watching forever. It changed popular culture forever
Speaker 3: as well around the world. What do you think the
Speaker 3: movie was? And you better have seen this movie.
Speaker 4: I mean it's a pretty broad clue.
Speaker 3: No, not one movie. If you have to say, which
Speaker 3: one movie more than any other movie changed movie making forever. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'll have a think. What do you think the movie was?
Speaker 3: Give us a call now? Nine four one four three
Speaker 3: One of the most influential movies of all time nine
Speaker 3: four one four one four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: This day in history made the twenty fourth movie came out.
Speaker 3: One of the most influential movies of all time in
Speaker 3: terms of how movies are made and also just this
Speaker 3: influence on pop culture. What do you think the movie is?
Speaker 3: Take some guesses. Now, Good morning, Andrew, Good morning, good morning, Andrew.
Speaker 3: You well we had a good week, very good.
Speaker 1: Thank you yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, brilliant, and andew want to great show. Oh, bless you,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Andrew. What are you up to
Speaker 3: there at the moment, and you sound like busy.
Speaker 6: I'm working at the moment.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I already started for the day, so just trying
Speaker 7: to get everything happening and then finish around two and
Speaker 7: the weekend begin.
Speaker 3: So top ma, good plan. And now what is it
Speaker 3: you're actually doing at work there?
Speaker 4: I'm a chef, so I am currently just getting a
Speaker 4: few things ready before before the day really hits off.
Speaker 3: So you're doing your prep? Do my prep? You doing
Speaker 3: a moment chopping vegel, just doing the pies that I
Speaker 3: did yesterday. So you got chicken and leak. What can
Speaker 3: the pie be talking? Oh my god, beef. That's the best.
Speaker 1: I do, love it myself.
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, why don't you siphon off a couple for
Speaker 3: the team here on your favorite breakfast show.
Speaker 6: I know where you guys are, say you never know.
Speaker 3: O lovely one morning? Yeah? Right then, So what is
Speaker 3: it the movie is, chef Andrew?
Speaker 6: I thought Apocalypse now.
Speaker 3: Apocalypse Now is a good guess, a great movie, Francis
Speaker 3: wald Capola, but it's not the right one. When no problem.
Speaker 3: I have a great day, guys. Yeah, and you may
Speaker 3: have an ask you can thank you don't forget about
Speaker 3: those pies though, right not the chicken and eleak one
Speaker 3: untill stand it? Bye bye? Now he's still there. What
Speaker 3: are you doing? Jack? Is it? Can we hang out?
Speaker 3: We're still there? Five to ten strong boys, skinner Jack.
Speaker 3: You can't move the fingers that are like chipolatis.
Speaker 4: The fingers are too callous.
Speaker 3: Oh those lived another weights? Sam, good morning, Oh Christian,
Speaker 3: I'm good Sam. What do you think it was? Then
Speaker 3: said I was surprised that he called the show?
Speaker 2: Yeah, big Sam?
Speaker 3: Did you butt dielus?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: No, I meant true.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 6: I can't believe I got crue.
Speaker 3: I know it's a miracle. Sam. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you all right. Sam. What's the movie
Speaker 3: the Matrix? The Matrix? Another great movie? Who is it?
Speaker 3: The Wachowski Brothers? Now, do you think what?
Speaker 4: We don't talk about the Matrix much anymore, but during
Speaker 4: the nineties it was this so huge.
Speaker 3: All all about that, the special effects, the time splicing,
Speaker 3: and great movies, really smart movies as well. It's not
Speaker 3: that one, Sam, tough lot, have a lovely weekend. Thanks
Speaker 3: for calling the show.
Speaker 2: Thank you all right.
Speaker 3: Let's go to paul In Mooney Pond's Good morning, Paul,
Speaker 3: good morning. Right, what do you think the movie is?
Speaker 3: You got Patsy's voice disease the news? Were you out
Speaker 3: drinking happy hour?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 3: What do you think the movie is?
Speaker 9: I have to be Star Wars?
Speaker 3: Will I get in? Yes? Well done. I had sat
Speaker 3: on that sat on that been waiting to play this
Speaker 3: just to start the show. Yeah, it's Star Wars. Please
Speaker 3: tell me, Jack, you've seen the movie Star Wars?
Speaker 4: You were being impressed. I've seen the originals and seen
Speaker 4: Phantom Menace. I haven't seen the rest.
Speaker 3: Sorry, you had to see Phantom Menace. One of the
Speaker 3: worst movies ever. The Phantom Menace not very very good?
Speaker 3: Is that what the first one with Jar Jar Binks? Yes? Awful.
Speaker 3: That's where they should have been. A petition that started,
Speaker 3: look at the Game of Thrones is for j John
Speaker 3: Binks to remake the movies. Yes, Star Wars came out
Speaker 3: in nineteen seventy seven, stormmaking the various movies now, But
Speaker 3: in terms of an impact on pop culture and movie
Speaker 3: making Star Wars what Spielberg was also involved in as well?
Speaker 3: And or George Lucas did I still remember being a
Speaker 3: kid when it came out? In nineteen seventy seven. I
Speaker 3: didn't see then, it was only five, but I remember
Speaker 3: about three years later it must have been eighty one
Speaker 3: when I finally got to see it. You always remember
Speaker 3: the first time you saw Star Wars. There'd been no
Speaker 3: movie like that in my life. It was just so exciting,
Speaker 3: that classic story of good versus bad. And I've interviewed
Speaker 3: a couple of people on it. And do you know
Speaker 3: originally Yoda are not making this up right? Yoda was
Speaker 3: going to be played by a monkey with a cane.
Speaker 4: Ah was he meant to be an alien or is
Speaker 4: he meant to be a monkey?
Speaker 3: Well, then they were just going to have someone voice him,
Speaker 3: you know, like they do with actual little Yoda himself.
Speaker 3: But different movie. Was it a monkey with a cane?
Speaker 3: And also I gause it's tough to work, you know,
Speaker 3: they say don't work with animals or children? Are they
Speaker 3: going to get the monkey to do what they did?
Speaker 3: But anyway, it was. But I love the first one
Speaker 3: Star Wars. I think it's cooled now because you know
Speaker 3: they reclassified the one with the strange numbering and is
Speaker 3: it Star Wars? And New Hope is the original first
Speaker 3: one that we all saw in nineteen seventy seven. I
Speaker 3: think it is, and that's number four believe, so I
Speaker 3: think so, yeah, yeah, I've always know it Star Wars
Speaker 3: the original one. But yeah, well done, Paul.
Speaker 1: Great guests, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
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Speaker 3: So this week had been given a chance you to
Speaker 3: come and see then you on John Movie, which is
Speaker 3: supposed to be outstanding rocket Man. It's out on May thirtieth.
Speaker 3: You can come and see it Monday night with us.
Speaker 3: And I got a text yesterday from Brenda saying I'm
Speaker 3: at work so I can't call him, but I would love, love,
Speaker 3: love love to come and see out in John Movie
Speaker 3: rocket Man. I've seen him live in concert forty five times,
Speaker 3: so I thought, we've got to get Brenda on when
Speaker 3: she can talk to us forty five times?
Speaker 10: Really, Brenda, yep, forty five. It was either forty five
Speaker 10: or forty six, but I'll go with the forty five.
Speaker 10: And I'm about to see him again another five times?
Speaker 3: What five times? When he's over here to in all
Speaker 3: the various dates at Margaret Court and Rod Labor and.
Speaker 10: Wow yeh, at Roachford and at Hanging rock. Yeah, so
Speaker 10: I've got tickets for.
Speaker 4: All of those.
Speaker 3: That's amazing he actually got hold of the tickets because
Speaker 3: they sold out so quickly.
Speaker 10: Oh I know that. Yeah, I would have bought more,
Speaker 10: but it was just a bad bad timing financial wise.
Speaker 2: But I'm still hoping.
Speaker 3: It's a really a bad time financially because you brought
Speaker 3: five persons.
Speaker 4: If John, if you would have bought more, Like how
Speaker 4: many shows is he doing?
Speaker 10: Oh, he's doing nine in Victoria. I'd love to get
Speaker 10: to those. So yeah, we'll wait and see anyway, Now listen.
Speaker 3: So forty five times? What was the first one?
Speaker 10: The twenty first of February nineteen seventy four at the
Speaker 10: South Melbourne Football Ground And I was about fifteen. And
Speaker 10: who would have thought that all these years later, forty
Speaker 10: something years later, I'd still be seeing him live. It's
Speaker 10: been so generous.
Speaker 3: And what a career for Elton John as well, for
Speaker 3: you have the chances all those decades since the seventies
Speaker 3: make him break music.
Speaker 10: Yeah, it makes me cry.
Speaker 3: I love it. Oh what's your favorite? If you had
Speaker 3: to pick just wine out of the forty five times
Speaker 3: you see Melton John, what's the one you'd always remember
Speaker 3: one special one.
Speaker 10: I love the mso one because I felt so proud
Speaker 10: that he was touring with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. I
Speaker 10: loved to see him live at Weerriby and I think
Speaker 10: it was two thousand and seven because it was just
Speaker 10: amazing just to see him down to just him and
Speaker 10: the piano. That was just incredible. And I just just
Speaker 10: made you.
Speaker 3: Read when he does that when it's just him and
Speaker 3: the piano, and he does that on this farewell tour
Speaker 3: that we're going to sit at the end of the year.
Speaker 3: It's out its very best, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 10: And another time was when.
Speaker 3: He was out in Werriby. What he played the monsion?
Speaker 3: Did he Yeah?
Speaker 10: Yeah, he did two shows there must have been incredible. Yeah,
Speaker 10: And my kids came to that one.
Speaker 3: Did down at any moment start doing rocket What is
Speaker 3: that smell?
Speaker 10: My rocket Man became my favorite after that show because
Speaker 10: I've had favorite songs of his over the years, but
Speaker 10: when he did it live solo, that just it's just
Speaker 10: resonated with me and stayed with me forever. That was
Speaker 10: probably one of the highlights that I can remember over
Speaker 10: the years.
Speaker 3: The last weather So I work for we did an
Speaker 3: exclusive thing for five hundred listeners in this former chapel
Speaker 3: without John and it was just you would have loved
Speaker 3: the right It was just him and his beautiful, big
Speaker 3: white grand piano and he did like a ten minute
Speaker 3: it was at least ten minute version of Rocket Man.
Speaker 3: It was the most incredible things I've ever seen before,
Speaker 3: and apparently stid it on this final tour as well.
Speaker 3: But listen, you've got to come and see the movie
Speaker 3: with us Monday night. There's no one else who deserves
Speaker 3: to see it before it comes out there than you.
Speaker 10: Thank you so much, Christian. That's that's superb.
Speaker 3: Oh my pleasure. And have you got any memorabilia? Have
Speaker 3: you got anything signed by the great Man?
Speaker 10: I have to say I've got his signature, you know
Speaker 10: about twenty times over the.
Speaker 3: Years, but my face, that's a restraining order.
Speaker 10: Though he's all in Australia. He signed a shoe of mine.
Speaker 10: I was wearing this brand new white Runner and I
Speaker 10: had nothing else with me because I'd never expected to
Speaker 10: see him backstage, and I just took off this shoe
Speaker 10: and ask I think and sign it.
Speaker 3: And you guys love shoes. Anything to do with shoe?
Speaker 3: What is this country? Either drinking out of it or
Speaker 3: sign it.
Speaker 10: So he signed a to Brenda with love Elton. Yeah, yeah, yes, did.
Speaker 3: You smell that out of werribee? What is that? Smell
Speaker 3: out that? Brenda? We will see you Monday night?
Speaker 10: Okay, all right, thanks so much.
Speaker 3: Hey, pleasure. That's all right, lovely to talk to you.
Speaker 3: Burned up right, John Job, John he Don John. All right,
Speaker 3: We're just gonna get into the news headlines. I'm owning
Speaker 3: up the lines right now. We've got to cut a
Speaker 3: pezit tickets to come and join Brenda and are seeing
Speaker 3: our rocket Man on Monday night, points out at Chadston.
Speaker 3: If you can make it, it's gonna be six o'clock and
Speaker 3: that we're starting it because we've got to go to
Speaker 3: bed early. Jackie Boy's gonna be chugged up by eight. Come,
Speaker 3: he's standing the night there. Give us a call now.
Speaker 3: Then you just seemed to be telling us why you
Speaker 3: want to come and watch Rocketman the movie with us
Speaker 3: on Monday night nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 3: We'll give you some tickets next the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: John Job, John hell DoD John, all right, Monday night,
Speaker 3: what are you up to you? How do you go
Speaker 3: to see rocket Man? Supposed to be an amazing movie,
Speaker 3: could be this year's bohemian rapsy all about their life
Speaker 3: and times of great Elton John. You come and see it.
Speaker 3: Monday Night comes out in the thirtieth It's a special
Speaker 3: advance screening hosted by us with you. All right, let's
Speaker 3: get some good little lines now, Leoni, good.
Speaker 7: Morning, Good morning Christians at the going.
Speaker 3: I'm good now tell us why do you want to
Speaker 3: come and see rocket Man Monday Night?
Speaker 7: Well, it was a bit of a funny story. I
Speaker 7: was actually in the years and low term editors at school.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this guy plays out and John the movie is
Speaker 3: a great actor.
Speaker 7: Yeah yeah, So he was actually in the year above
Speaker 7: me at school.
Speaker 3: So what's school.
Speaker 7: Ascon Plain Glass in Wales?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, So what was he like?
Speaker 7: From buoyant back? He was almost in the sixth four
Speaker 7: color room singing and like he just knew when he'd
Speaker 7: entered the room and he just knew that even then
Speaker 7: he was going to be something fast.
Speaker 3: Was like a paint the ask She's singing sorry the
Speaker 3: way through school. Someone like that. At the school when
Speaker 3: it's a little bit of rough area. Weggie for you. Okay,
Speaker 3: sing sing now sing you know you.
Speaker 7: Could prosably never miss here, and you know when he
Speaker 7: was in the room.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, the only thank you very much, a
Speaker 3: cool we'll see you on Monday night.
Speaker 7: Perfect, Thank you so much. I have a great day, guys.
Speaker 3: All right, and that's not the only. Glenda, Yes, good morning.
Speaker 9: How are you Christian?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 3: Tell us why it actually come Monday night? See rocket man, Glinda.
Speaker 9: Well, my very first single that I bought was your
Speaker 9: song by Elton John.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a great first single, beautiful song, great song.
Speaker 3: M all right, Glenda, come down Monday night. We'll see
Speaker 3: you there. Fantastic, Thank you very much, Glendos. All right,
Speaker 3: let's give away another pair Jess. Good morning. So I
Speaker 3: call it Glendas in our phone system. Let's give her
Speaker 3: that permanent that always owned Glendos. She's renamed Glen Doss.
Speaker 3: All right, we've got Jess on the line now. Good morning, Jess,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Jess. You want to do something for your mum?
Speaker 10: I do, yeah, so I'd love to take her.
Speaker 11: She's a huge joints fare brilliant.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, a lovely thing to do. Okay, we see
Speaker 3: you and your mom Monday night.
Speaker 10: All right, awesome, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: All right, cheers, Jess, have a nice you can thank.
Speaker 10: You Happy birthday mom too.
Speaker 3: If you're listening, you're doing your own shout outs. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's all right, don't worry, all right, Jess, you and
Speaker 3: your mum have a great TI on Monday night. We
Speaker 3: see you there.
Speaker 10: Okay, thank you?
Speaker 3: Isn't really old. A lot of the carters there.
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Speaker 3: It's the last Glory Days. Might better take ten of
Speaker 3: you if you're a big Bruce Springsteen fan, to come
Speaker 3: and join me at his record label headquarters here in
Speaker 3: Melbourne to listen to his new album. Oh No, I've
Speaker 3: done his before. Where they won't give you a copy
Speaker 3: a copy of her an album not they used to
Speaker 3: like an advance.
Speaker 4: You can be trusted.
Speaker 3: They're too worried that you're going to make copies of it,
Speaker 3: upload it to the internet, or heaven forbid, play on
Speaker 3: the radio station. And so I remember once I was
Speaker 3: going to I was allowed to be the first DJ
Speaker 3: in the UK to play the new utube single, and
Speaker 3: they were so paranoid about security with it because some
Speaker 3: of the album tracks have been leaked online already. The
Speaker 3: guy from the record label insisted that I go out
Speaker 3: to his car outside the radio station listen to on
Speaker 3: his CD play in the car three times on repeat.
Speaker 3: We couldn't have looked any more dodgy. Two guys. One
Speaker 3: guy gets on, closes the car door, not sit the guy,
Speaker 3: and then listens to a song on repeat really loudly,
Speaker 3: three times. And then I get out at eleven am
Speaker 3: on a Monday morning. It's a very good song. But anyway,
Speaker 3: so if you are a Springsteen fan, you might be
Speaker 3: able to do that with me in a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks time, which would be pretty cool. Later on this
Speaker 3: morning show, then.
Speaker 12: Are you ready for Christian O'Connell's fifty thousand dollars phone frenzy?
Speaker 3: All right, we're doing again today. Give me one of
Speaker 3: you five thousand dollars just after eight o'clock do us
Speaker 3: every Friday, you try and get on the contact list
Speaker 3: all day long between nine o'clock and make the show
Speaker 3: with us. We'll up until five with Gavin Minner. So
Speaker 3: we got a couple of hundred people on this week's
Speaker 3: contact list. Then after eight o'clock we give away the
Speaker 3: five grand flush it and it all starts again. Now
Speaker 3: at the beginning of this you hear someone screaming. Bit.
Speaker 3: The first winner we had was an amazing one called Rachel.
Speaker 3: She literally is a dream winner for radio stations in
Speaker 3: that she did this. When we called her up, she
Speaker 3: went absolutely nuts. And you've probably heard on the trail
Speaker 3: that this radio stations keeps playing right this scream. I've
Speaker 3: got this email yesterday from a subject heading woman screaming.
Speaker 3: As soon as I get an email like that, I
Speaker 3: know here we go. Woman screaming from Rosemary for saythe
Speaker 3: I looked at the email address Monash, Monash City Council.
Speaker 3: Dear Christian, could you please stop playing the woman screaming
Speaker 3: after she won the money? This? It is lovely she won,
Speaker 3: but it does become very annoying. I work in an
Speaker 3: open office and love listening to your program in the background.
Speaker 3: Thank you for your consideration. Love the show, Rosemary for Saith.
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean in a lot of worksplaces, we're just
Speaker 4: background noise.
Speaker 3: We are hard to be reminded of it. I literally
Speaker 3: love the idea of people just hanging on every words,
Speaker 3: you know, with pen and paper, what do they just
Speaker 3: It is heartbreaking to be reminded that we are just
Speaker 3: we just radio. That's smooth. We're not actually that bad.
Speaker 3: That is actually smooth, that is liter She ready will
Speaker 3: but but she just wants to enjoy us in the background,
Speaker 3: doesn't want us do anything that's going to get up
Speaker 3: too loud, and does not want to hear. So didn't
Speaker 3: think we'd be in this situation. But if you do
Speaker 3: get the call from me this morning eight o'clock, keep
Speaker 3: it down a kurt thank you, just a thank you,
Speaker 3: shake hands over the radio and nod, pat on the shoulder,
Speaker 3: firm handshake, and we depart and I'll give you the money.
Speaker 3: But please no more scream because it really does upset
Speaker 3: our friends at Monash City Council and including Rosemary Forsythe
Speaker 3: Rosemary I have considered it and we're going to keep
Speaker 3: playing it and they're going to make sure actually we
Speaker 3: up it. From now on, the promos will be twice
Speaker 3: an hour, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point
Speaker 1: three chris'cons don't judge me, but all right, let's.
Speaker 3: Give away some Rocketman tickets to come and join us.
Speaker 3: Monday night, We're hosting an advanced screening off Rockyman's Bigny
Speaker 3: Welton John movie. We're doing it on Don't Judge Me,
Speaker 3: butch your the next half an hour. It is a
Speaker 3: judgment free zone. You call up, you confess what you
Speaker 3: want to. We promise me Ja Combats not to judge
Speaker 3: you first this morning. He's recently started working on the show.
Speaker 3: He moved from Sydney to join the show. We were
Speaker 3: chatting to him a color weeks ago on the show
Speaker 3: when he was getting his sound like here bed oh yeah,
Speaker 3: how is that going? You have you brought anyone back
Speaker 3: to test it out with you?
Speaker 8: You no, just myself, but it's looking a bit less sad.
Speaker 8: I've now put an actual bedspread on it, lovely, yeah,
Speaker 8: and two whole pillows, not just one.
Speaker 3: Just a one pillow. If you do bring anyone back
Speaker 3: this one lone Pino, it's it's more like a lair.
Speaker 8: It's scream said, and there's still a bit of the room.
Speaker 3: Stream's buffalo bill. Why is it we can share the
Speaker 3: one pillow?
Speaker 4: And what we before we had a bedspread? What were
Speaker 4: you using just the Donner raw.
Speaker 3: On the floor. No, no, just like even Saddam who's
Speaker 3: saying he had a better sort of setup in that
Speaker 3: spidery hole. They found him in it with no cover.
Speaker 3: It's pretty bleak.
Speaker 4: Hygiene lacking hygiene person on.
Speaker 3: This he smells fresh every day? Are you so?
Speaker 4: At least twice a week?
Speaker 9: All right?
Speaker 3: Rio? What is your don't judge me, but what do
Speaker 3: you got?
Speaker 8: I don't judge me, but is even after three months
Speaker 8: there's still a whole friendship group back in Sydney that
Speaker 8: I haven't told that I've moved to Melbourne because another
Speaker 8: one of them has also moved to Melbourne and I'm
Speaker 8: trying to avoid him.
Speaker 3: That is how dirty.
Speaker 8: I'm not haven't done anything. I just haven't done something
Speaker 8: that makes.
Speaker 3: Sense because how long have you been living here in Melbourne? Now?
Speaker 3: Now it's coming up to four months February. So you
Speaker 3: never talk about your secret life here in Melbourne on
Speaker 3: that whatsapped friendship group because there might be the in
Speaker 3: Melbourne who knows, Hey, let's meet up.
Speaker 4: I'm knew you as well, and how do you explain
Speaker 4: your absence to them when they go, let's go to
Speaker 4: the pub this week?
Speaker 8: Well, this is like a uni friends that I don't
Speaker 8: see that much anyway, So I've kind of been but
Speaker 8: it is getting to the point where soon like a
Speaker 8: catch up boy.
Speaker 3: So when you say you're avoiding him, how little? How
Speaker 3: many do you think? No one listens to the show?
Speaker 3: I mean you do see figures, so maybe he knows
Speaker 3: where you're that comfortable saying I'm Rio. I'm hiding from
Speaker 3: a guy. I don't think anyone actually listens to him,
Speaker 3: So it's okay for me.
Speaker 4: To say, especially because Rio is not a very common name,
Speaker 4: so if he was listening, he'd easily to be able
Speaker 4: to tell.
Speaker 3: Do you know what? If I was this is right
Speaker 3: now and I knew a mate called me Rio, I'd
Speaker 3: be out thinking, oh, just is that me? Are they
Speaker 3: talking about me? He's a late riser, I think, I
Speaker 3: don't know. I hope So I would love if you've
Speaker 3: got caught out on this. Okay, So that's the kind
Speaker 3: of thing we're looking for. Thank you very much, Rio,
Speaker 3: give us a call now that with the all confessions,
Speaker 3: But don't judge you about nine four one four one
Speaker 3: O four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Right now, we're doing this. Don't judge me, but you
Speaker 3: can win the last Chile's tickets. Come and join us
Speaker 3: Monday night. We're going to movies together. We're going to
Speaker 3: be watching this big new Elton John movie that everyone
Speaker 3: is raving out. It's like it could be this year's
Speaker 3: Bohemian rhapso that you can get in there early before
Speaker 3: it comes out. It's an advanced screening with us Monday night.
Speaker 3: What's your confession? Like these? But don't judge me, but
Speaker 3: Christian o'connalls.
Speaker 11: Don't judge me, but Christian, don't judge me, but I
Speaker 11: for the last eight months have been have a nap
Speaker 11: around the corner after work after telling my fiance that
Speaker 11: I haven't finished work yet.
Speaker 2: Don't judge me. Bar Our neighbor's pat keeps leaving dead mice, rats,
Speaker 2: birds in our yard, so we now throw them back.
Speaker 3: If I was you, I'd get a tennis racket and
Speaker 3: turn it into a bit of a game. Christian, don't
Speaker 3: judge me. But on the weekend, I normally set my
Speaker 3: alarm for about eight until my wife is around six.
Speaker 3: I know this, ye won't get up, and then I've
Speaker 3: got a few hours of just some head.
Speaker 4: Of time, Christian, don't.
Speaker 7: But I was on a flight recently, and laying next
Speaker 7: to me during dinner time fell asleep.
Speaker 9: So I decided to eat her bread roll and drink
Speaker 9: her own shoes.
Speaker 3: You are a hero, all right. That's the confessions we're
Speaker 3: looking for. Nine four one four one o four three,
Speaker 3: jack what's yours?
Speaker 4: I don't know if this is so bad. But when
Speaker 4: I go to clip of my beard, instead of doing
Speaker 4: it over the sink and it gets messy in the
Speaker 4: vanity or gets messy, I go outside and let the
Speaker 4: wind carry it away. We do that with our dog.
Speaker 3: Are you know what? Those people all techniquely done the
Speaker 3: part to do the combing together, but I put it
Speaker 3: in a back No. Do you just let it go?
Speaker 3: But someone's going it's not by the grenbas. Someone's going
Speaker 3: to choke up on that. You're you're polluting.
Speaker 5: The birds use it for their nests, giving back to nature, Christian.
Speaker 3: It gives a nice But what about with that week
Speaker 3: old stubble of yours? No one's nesting in that spiking
Speaker 3: all right, Jackie, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: How are you Christian?
Speaker 3: I'm good, Jackie? Are you will?
Speaker 4: I am well, thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, what is your confession for?
Speaker 6: Don't judge me, but don't judge me, Christian.
Speaker 9: But I used to work in a childcare center and
Speaker 9: I was on a high protein diet and.
Speaker 10: The result was really really bad wins, and if anyone
Speaker 10: walked in the room, I just blame it on the babies.
Speaker 2: Oh look the baby. Maybe needn't that be changed?
Speaker 4: Victim lost crime?
Speaker 3: Really yeah? I work with someone on the show who's
Speaker 3: on a high protein diet the morning, and that's the sound.
Speaker 3: I don't have a baby to blame on. But jack Post,
Speaker 3: you know how I'm talking about. You're on a high
Speaker 3: protein bar every day he comes in and there are
Speaker 3: unwelcome friends dropped off in the studio. Now there are
Speaker 3: what I can describe as air parcels that aren't welcome here.
Speaker 3: So you need to borrow Jackie's excuse. Okay, Jackie, that's great,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 11: Thank you have a good morning.
Speaker 3: Thank you have a good one, browin. Good morning, Bronwin.
Speaker 9: Hi Christian, how are you good?
Speaker 3: And I hope you are as well? Thanks to calling.
Speaker 3: Don't judge me, but what have you got for us?
Speaker 9: Oh, don't judge me, but about three weeks ago, I
Speaker 9: received the Texsmith that wasn't aimed at me. It was
Speaker 9: the wrong number asking me or inviting me to somebody's
Speaker 9: birthday party. Somebody was organizing the party, so I sort
Speaker 9: of said, hey, good, you know, count me in. Sounds great. Anyway,
Speaker 9: went backwards and forwards for three weeks and I just
Speaker 9: sort of had some fun with it, and then you know,
Speaker 9: offered that i'd had to win on the horses and
Speaker 9: I'd like to shout everybody. And this guy's like, wow, thanks, Eric,
Speaker 9: you know that's really kind.
Speaker 3: You even had a fake name. He pretended to be Eric.
Speaker 9: Yeah, well he said, hi erech, hi Erek, I'm a
Speaker 9: friend of Luigi's. Help me in.
Speaker 4: So when are you going to come clean?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 9: I did the other day because the parties this weekend,
Speaker 9: and I felt bad that there was twelve people going
Speaker 9: go karting and they thought they were all getting paid for.
Speaker 3: That's promise not to judge. I didn't know there was
Speaker 3: this bit. This story's taking a turn, I know. So
Speaker 3: now they're all like trying to scub around with the
Speaker 3: money because the fake Eric. Yes you promised not to judge, guys, cool,
Speaker 3: don't judge you. But that's a great one.
Speaker 4: I understand, like if you want to play the character,
Speaker 4: but why do you have to be the financial angel?
Speaker 4: That look ebody.
Speaker 3: You liked being Eric, the money guy with the like.
Speaker 9: It just went on and on. He gave all the details.
Speaker 9: Off We're going go karting. It's hear us, and how
Speaker 9: fantastic I've been to that place. Look, I've how to
Speaker 9: win on the horses. I'm happy to shout everybody.
Speaker 3: All right, listen, Eric, We'll give you pair tickets. Come
Speaker 3: and join us at rocket Man.
Speaker 9: Ah, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: All right again, we can't judge, but it's tough sometimes.
Speaker 3: Don't judge you, but what have you got for us?
Speaker 3: We take some more calls, next best ones winning tickets
Speaker 3: to come and see rocket Man with us on Monday
Speaker 3: night nine four one four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Go on into listener, Scott, it's a gardener. Scott is
Speaker 3: haard Christian. I'm a gardener. So I listened to the
Speaker 3: show in the morning and then sometimes I'm catching up
Speaker 3: on some of your old shows on podcast because I've
Speaker 3: only just started listening to you guys. Last week. I
Speaker 3: was listening to a show early this week and reheard
Speaker 3: an amazing explanation from Jack as to how the Greeks
Speaker 3: came out the horse and the store of the Trojan
Speaker 3: Horse and beat up the other guys. He just rounded
Speaker 3: it all off with I guess please don't forget the
Speaker 3: idea you said on the shot the time off a
Speaker 3: new weekly idea called Jack versus History. Scott, thank you
Speaker 3: very much for reminding me as a kind of listener.
Speaker 3: Pa Scott, you're right, it's going to start next week.
Speaker 3: Tody forgot about that Jack versus History? Who've got about
Speaker 3: the Trojan Horse? I guess you need to sign off
Speaker 3: whenever you explain a key moment in history with I guess, okay,
Speaker 3: but it will start next week. Thank you very much,
Speaker 3: Scotty the Gardener. Yesterday I was doing some shopping in
Speaker 3: Woolwather wool worse, because that's how I like to roll.
Speaker 3: It's pretty wild and crazy. Guy. We're not doing a
Speaker 3: show here. And I was chatting to lady on the
Speaker 3: till she recognized these beautiful brown pipes that listen to
Speaker 3: you right now, and she said to nine things about
Speaker 3: the show, and then she said we're all on our
Speaker 3: best behavior today. When asked her why, she said, oh,
Speaker 3: we've got a mystery shopper coming in. Oh, yeah, the
Speaker 3: mystery shopper. No, if you might not be familiar what
Speaker 3: the mystery shopper is. This, I reckon is a scam
Speaker 3: and they tell poor hard working people that work in
Speaker 3: various stores or supermarkets that today's day is going to
Speaker 3: be a mystery shopper and they might ask you some
Speaker 3: questions or where the produces, or they might even be
Speaker 3: a quite testy customer and we're going to test what
Speaker 3: your customer service is like. And then everyone is gathered
Speaker 3: around said, oh, the mystery shopper came yesterday, and they's
Speaker 3: one of you said, were not very helpful at all.
Speaker 3: You didn't know what aisle the cereal is in now,
Speaker 3: and so we're you know, you're gonna have to work
Speaker 3: a lot harder. I don't think these people exist.
Speaker 4: We were threatened with them at hoy It. Well, not threatened,
Speaker 4: I guess, just encouraged to do better. When I worked
Speaker 4: at the cinema that the mystery shopper was coming in,
Speaker 4: one time I saw the boss come in and order
Speaker 4: popcorn and drink from me so, but that's not a
Speaker 4: mystery shop.
Speaker 3: Tap his nose and go, mystery shopper. Don't charge me,
Speaker 3: but it is the way I'm not getting charged for stuff.
Speaker 4: Well, he was the guy that hired me, so I
Speaker 4: don't think he's very mysterious if he's trying to be
Speaker 4: under you know what.
Speaker 3: I might try that to know. I might go into
Speaker 3: a pub and go, yeah, can I have eight pints?
Speaker 3: Please eat drinker? I do that. It's got a pub crawl.
Speaker 3: You can't charge the boss knows all about it. You're
Speaker 3: not meant to know. But mysteret drinker? Okay, uh I
Speaker 3: remember an old boss did used to call the show
Speaker 3: sometimes to see what the producers were like a round.
Speaker 3: They have also had a couple of different fake hotman
Speaker 3: accounts would email the show as well to see what
Speaker 3: the response was like and then report back. Mystery. We
Speaker 3: should start the mystery caller. A mystery called one them.
Speaker 4: What window do we give them? Like in the next week,
Speaker 4: in the next month, you.
Speaker 3: Don't tell them. You know, we're coming up to a year.
Speaker 3: So maybe some review, you know, maybe email the newsroom here.
Speaker 3: You see how quickly that gets turned around to a story.
Speaker 4: You'll go to voice.
Speaker 6: Mind.
Speaker 3: Do you have like a news hotline? I've never wanted
Speaker 3: just have a news hotline. There's no news hotline. What
Speaker 3: if someone's got a big scoop.
Speaker 5: I can ring me, but on my mobile. Well it's
Speaker 5: it's a special mobile. It's like batgirl, I put out
Speaker 5: a signal in the sky.
Speaker 3: Gotcha right?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: So anyway, if anyone has been one of these mystery shoppers,
Speaker 3: I don't recommend the exist. I think it's a scam
Speaker 3: to terrify employees. Is this someone online right now has
Speaker 3: actually done this? I think there's someone calling in right
Speaker 3: now who's been a mystery shopper. Check them on there?
Speaker 3: Who says Charlotte, Charlotte, Hi, there, have you been a
Speaker 3: mystery shopper? Yes?
Speaker 2: So, my husband and I actually do mystery shopping for
Speaker 2: a company, and we do it probably about once a month,
Speaker 2: and we go in and there's always a whole lot
Speaker 2: of questions that we're tasked to find out or ask
Speaker 2: or rate upon. And we go in and yeah, rate
Speaker 2: the store and the layout and the customer service.
Speaker 3: All right, because this so so, will you you work
Speaker 3: as a team or your husband going to ask a
Speaker 3: couple of questions and you will. Is that how it works?
Speaker 2: Well, it really depends on the project that we've been given,
Speaker 2: because there's quite a bit of writing up about it.
Speaker 2: So often I go in and find out all the
Speaker 2: information and come back to the cart and he types
Speaker 2: it all up.
Speaker 3: I love all of this. You're married, you're doing this together.
Speaker 3: You like kind of store detectives, writing up your reports
Speaker 3: in the car once you've got like a laptop and
Speaker 3: hang on, hang on, I'm just catching up. I'm just
Speaker 3: catching up. Sha. I went into nine, did you say okay? Oh?
Speaker 3: Not will happened? I slipped and no one helped me
Speaker 3: for three point two seconds.
Speaker 4: So, Charlotte, what are some of the shops that you've done.
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 2: Bunning is one of the ones that we often do.
Speaker 3: What kind of questions when you go in where they say, like,
Speaker 3: you know, where are these little tiny screws And they go,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, matta, sweetie, there are more than just tiny
Speaker 3: little screws and you want them down for being a
Speaker 3: sex's pig.
Speaker 11: No.
Speaker 2: But there's usually about five departments that we have to
Speaker 2: go in, and there'll be a project of each apartment
Speaker 2: to like stand in the aisle and the time it
Speaker 2: takes for somebody to come up.
Speaker 6: And approach you.
Speaker 2: The number of staff members that you pass us let's
Speaker 2: say hello to you is always a big one.
Speaker 6: Do they want to know the.
Speaker 2: Ratio of staff members to do and don't say hello?
Speaker 3: This is great. Do you know what? I'm going to
Speaker 3: hire you and your husband for a project? Okay, to
Speaker 3: do some testing on this show?
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, how do I do some testing at the
Speaker 2: movies on Monday?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 3: Very very good? Like see dad? Yea, I'll give you
Speaker 3: a pair of tickets for that. Charlotte. That's very good. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you can come down, Yeah, come and join us a
Speaker 3: rocket man.
Speaker 2: Excellent?
Speaker 3: All right, have a nice weekend? Are you guys? By
Speaker 3: the way, you and your husband you out this weekend?
Speaker 3: Are you doing? Are you working this weekend?
Speaker 2: Next weekend? We have one, but I don't think I
Speaker 2: should say that Stork. It's not a big name.
Speaker 4: Store, so yeah, and you don't want to put him
Speaker 4: on a lot as well.
Speaker 3: Exactly all right, Charlotte, we see you Monday night. Have
Speaker 3: a nice weekend. Thanks to calling the Christian.
Speaker 1: O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: I actually quite like Patsy's silent news there, it's just
Speaker 3: trying to do like a jazz thing. Sound effects, no
Speaker 3: sound effects. I missed the old financial horn and the.
Speaker 4: Old the stock market bell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna stop petition remake the eight o'clock news.
Speaker 4: And I like how you kept a pause between each
Speaker 4: section so we could reflect on what they just catch up.
Speaker 3: We just have a think about the Chapel Street still
Speaker 3: being closed, but that was opening the travel report you
Speaker 3: to obviously, don't go on. They don't talk to each
Speaker 3: other out there on that hot line. Hey, it's time
Speaker 3: to do this right now.
Speaker 12: Are you ready for Christian O'Connell's fifty thousand dollars phone frenzy?
Speaker 3: All right, it's time to give away five thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Do this every single Friday or week. You're trying to
Speaker 3: get on with the contacts list, and then you could
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Speaker 3: So if your phone goes, it's us calling you. You've
Speaker 3: got the number, ready, go let's call them up now,
Speaker 3: give away five thousand dollars on Gold one and four
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Speaker 3: Christian Jody, Hell are you? I'm good? Why do you
Speaker 3: think I'm calling good?
Speaker 2: I've won five thousand dollars?
Speaker 3: You have one, five thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Jody, thank you so much.
Speaker 9: Oh my goodness, I've got.
Speaker 2: Your Thank you Christian. My kids are in the cow.
Speaker 2: Just pulled over.
Speaker 3: All right? Be safe? Put over safe, you take a break.
Speaker 3: You tell tell me when you pulled over.
Speaker 2: I am pulled over.
Speaker 3: Well done. You want five thousand dollars, Jody, thank you
Speaker 3: so much. So who's in the car. Don't let me
Speaker 3: sell it to the kids. Who's in the car with you?
Speaker 2: I've got my daughter Taylor and my son Jai.
Speaker 7: Hi.
Speaker 3: Hello Taylor, Hi, Hello Jie Hello Hi. Uh listen, what
Speaker 3: you know? You've got five thousand dollars? What are you
Speaker 3: going to do with money?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 2: His some school face to start with.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna buy myself some.
Speaker 3: Leather boots, get some kinky boots. Yes you're sure? Ah,
Speaker 3: this is well done. Okay. So when did you enter?
Speaker 3: I answered, yes, sir, actually, oh well done. Then when yeah,
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Speaker 3: weekend with five thousand dollars. You're another winner on the
Speaker 3: fifty thousand dollars phone Frenzy.
Speaker 2: Well done, mate, thank you so much, thank you, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 3: Mama brand is giving me the like acting out click
Speaker 3: click of a photo. I don't think we can ask
Speaker 3: a female corner Jody to send me pictures of her
Speaker 3: in some leather boots. No hashtag, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 3: he's from a different time in radio. You know, you
Speaker 3: can't do that stuff anymore like I used to do that,
Speaker 3: used to have albums of them. You know this is
Speaker 3: this is waving at me in boots only.
Speaker 9: All right, definitely send you a picture.
Speaker 3: Okay, no, no, it's fine, it's right, don't worry, all right, Jody,
Speaker 3: Well done, kids, have a great weekend. Hey kids, what's
Speaker 3: the name of this radio station? God dah that ad
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Speaker 1: Weld the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show. Melvin's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Why don't you, Jody, this week's whena starts again to
Speaker 3: start a nine o'clock with us done every single hour.
Speaker 3: Your chance to get on the contacts to get the
Speaker 3: call next week it's Gold one I four point three.
Speaker 3: Do you know who it is? Probably not a good
Speaker 3: time to talk about it. But now I've asked, you
Speaker 3: know who, I would go and see you here if
Speaker 3: I'm being bullied by someone that I work with.
Speaker 4: Mick from h HRD apartment.
Speaker 3: Oh cool, all right? Why uh, that's just because someone
Speaker 3: came to less you do just now, Andy, Pommy, can
Speaker 3: you can you play this? Due on my news? I
Speaker 3: wonder who that was? Yeah, yeah, you saw that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I saw that.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to need you to come with me
Speaker 3: as well, because you have to have an independent witness.
Speaker 3: So we're going to need to actually they need to
Speaker 3: open up a case file on pats. I'm being I'm
Speaker 3: being Pommy harassed.
Speaker 4: I mean, now you can express through news.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: I should give it one headline, then jump into sport.
Speaker 4: Give it one sport thirty seconds and listen.
Speaker 3: Two weeks time, then we are hosting a party for
Speaker 3: you to come and join us as we celebrate a
Speaker 3: year of the Breakfast Show. Dune the fourth just under
Speaker 3: two weeks time. Now this show is a year old,
Speaker 3: So on the Friday at the end of that week
Speaker 3: that we mark one year of shows here on Gold
Speaker 3: one O four point three, we are taking you to
Speaker 3: the pump, to the coopers in drinks on us. Not
Speaker 3: just drinks as well, we're also going to be doing
Speaker 3: a live show, the Late Breakfast Show. Jack and I
Speaker 3: were going through it yesterday. We're going to be doing
Speaker 3: a special live show for you. This is not going
Speaker 3: to be podcasted, it's certainly not gonna be videoed. It
Speaker 3: is just for you in the room. What stays in
Speaker 3: the room stays in the room. Okay, just for one
Speaker 3: night only. So we are going to be giving away
Speaker 3: more tickets next week. This week we started to give
Speaker 3: away the first tickets with a thing called make Us
Speaker 3: Say Wow, where you just had to call up and
Speaker 3: tell us that story that one story of got that
Speaker 3: will make all three of us say wow. And we
Speaker 3: heard some amazing stories yesterday. More emails coming in as well.
Speaker 3: And I've got another one here, Christian. I think this
Speaker 3: might be a triple wow. A few years ago, on
Speaker 3: Easter Sunday, after the family lunch, I was about to
Speaker 3: get the train home. I didn't want to miss it,
Speaker 3: started running for the open doors of the train, but
Speaker 3: I missed it anyway. I think had been raining because
Speaker 3: I slipped on the raised spots at the edge of
Speaker 3: the platform and hit the side of the train and
Speaker 3: slid down between the platform and the train. Gouch. Most
Speaker 3: people don't walk away from an incident like this my jump.
Speaker 3: I got caught on a disused and broken pipe that
Speaker 3: had been bent upwards towards the platform. This is the
Speaker 3: only thing that stopped me from rolling under the wheels.
Speaker 3: The only thing I could think of doing, and that
Speaker 3: split second nanoseconds was to keep everything back flat as
Speaker 3: I could go against the platform wall. Adrenaline made me
Speaker 3: super low. I remember the smell sounds of the flashing
Speaker 3: of the shadows as the wheels continue to roll past
Speaker 3: my face, and when it passed, I simply stood up
Speaker 3: and walked away. No scratches, no broken bones, only a
Speaker 3: few bruises, and I caught the next train home. This
Speaker 3: happened for real. I was on the news that day
Speaker 3: as well, and the next day. I always breathe the
Speaker 3: side of relief every time I finish relating this story.
Speaker 3: I now believe in Guardian Angels. This was from Leah. Wow. Wow,
Speaker 3: there you go. It was a triple wow. That is
Speaker 3: an incredible story. Yeah, whenever I see that gap and
Speaker 3: I step onto the train, I always take an extra wide.
Speaker 3: You know, I strive to get on there. Always wonder
Speaker 3: you hear about people doing this.
Speaker 4: I don't know how someone can fall down that gap though.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah if you get stuck down there. Some people
Speaker 3: You get some idiots that will drop something onto lines,
Speaker 3: see there's a train coming, jump down and then realize
Speaker 3: there's no steps. You're not meant to do that. And
Speaker 3: these poor train drivers had these terrible trauma of a
Speaker 3: you know, accidentally hitting someone. They can't get up in time,
Speaker 3: but there is a gap, but she got stuck down
Speaker 3: the side of it. Leah, thank you very much. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a triple wow. And I have another email coming
Speaker 3: up which i'll read out next, which I think is
Speaker 3: a definite trouble well and I think might be one
Speaker 3: of the most rebelcome stories we've heard this week and
Speaker 3: make us say wow.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: During the next half an hour, then we're crossing to
Speaker 3: Shane Crawford again. It was in his studio last week.
Speaker 3: I mean, how many times is he actually in the
Speaker 3: studio with us? So far we've spoken to him in Tokyo,
Speaker 3: Northern territories Kentucky, Kentucky and now he's in New Zealand.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well fifty percent of the times he's on the show,
Speaker 4: he's down here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so no idea why he is in New Zealand.
Speaker 3: We'll find out what he's doing to the good people
Speaker 3: of New Zealand. But he's on the show coming up
Speaker 3: during the next half an hour half of the news headlines.
Speaker 3: I have a story that I'll share with you for
Speaker 3: make us say well, and I guarantee, I guarantee it's
Speaker 3: worth even if you're trying to get to work, go
Speaker 3: in late, just giving it to five minutes. This story
Speaker 3: from what this what happens to this now adult when
Speaker 3: he was a and what he saw and what he
Speaker 3: then had to go and do is incredible. It is
Speaker 3: a wow story.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three, Shane Crawford on the Way Live in New Zealand's
Speaker 3: We've no idea why he's in New Zealand. I though
Speaker 3: if you heard him on last week's show, maybe it's
Speaker 3: no bad thing. He's not in his studio. You got
Speaker 3: a bit too excited for last week. Radio station banished him. Yeah,
Speaker 3: after his uh, don't judge me, but we'll.
Speaker 4: Set up a fake corporate geek for him in New Zealand.
Speaker 3: All right, So this email then, for make Us Say Well.
Speaker 3: We started this week to give away the first tickets
Speaker 3: to come and join us for our breakfast show party,
Speaker 3: the late breakfast show we're going to be doing for
Speaker 3: you in a pub the Cooper's in two weeks time.
Speaker 3: Drinks on us to say thank you very much for
Speaker 3: listening to the show. It's a year old in two
Speaker 3: weeks time, and so many great stories. The idea for
Speaker 3: Make Us Say Wow is just that you're going to
Speaker 3: make all three of us meet jacopat say wow with
Speaker 3: your amazing stories. Guys all to ask you this one
Speaker 3: chamber your wows, but only give me a while if
Speaker 3: you think it's a wow story. Always Patty Definitely. This
Speaker 3: comes from rob Win Christian. I want to share a
Speaker 3: story that I believe maybe have the wow fact about
Speaker 3: what happened to me back in nineteen eighty six when
Speaker 3: I was just a years old. We've been at a
Speaker 3: family gathering with my parents and st killed and we
Speaker 3: were driving home along Punt Road at around two am
Speaker 3: when our car ran out of petrol. My dad, seeing
Speaker 3: a petrol station not far away, left my mom and
Speaker 3: I in the car to walk off to go and
Speaker 3: get some petrol. In the darkness, two cars pulled up
Speaker 3: behind us and two men got out of their cars
Speaker 3: and started talking. From the backseat, I watched the men
Speaker 3: talking and walking around the car back to the boot
Speaker 3: of the first car, which was a hold in Tarana.
Speaker 3: My dad then arrived back with the petrol and the
Speaker 3: two men hopped in their cars and drove off. I
Speaker 3: didn't think any more of them. Shortly after, as we
Speaker 3: were driving making our way again, there were two massive explosions,
Speaker 3: followed by a lot of emergency sirens. We drove into
Speaker 3: Tourette Road in Southiera and all the shop windows had
Speaker 3: been blown out by an explosion, and there were smoke
Speaker 3: everywhere and people were walking around. The next still on
Speaker 3: the news, the police were asking for anyone with information
Speaker 3: about a white holed in Tarana which had been involved
Speaker 3: in a bombing at the Melbourne Turkish Consulate in tot Road, Southierra.
Speaker 3: I told my parents that the car that had been
Speaker 3: parked behind us was that I'm calling him there. I'm
Speaker 3: telling them this. My Mum and Dad called the police
Speaker 3: and six detectives turned up within about twenty minutes and
Speaker 3: he interviewed me for four hours. I was eight years old.
Speaker 3: I was able to just about to recall the two
Speaker 3: types of cars that i'd seen part behind us, some
Speaker 3: of the license plate of the hold in white Tarana
Speaker 3: and some of it's red shoe as well, and I
Speaker 3: was able to give a description of both men. Then,
Speaker 3: at the age of nine, I had to go and
Speaker 3: give evidence at the Supreme Court of Victoria in relation
Speaker 3: to the bombing. Once my name was called, I had
Speaker 3: to bravely walk into the court and buy myself and
Speaker 3: stand in the witness box in a room where everyone
Speaker 3: was staring at me. The judge asked me if I
Speaker 3: knew the difference between right and wrong before swearing on
Speaker 3: the Bible. The judge then explained why everyone was in
Speaker 3: the room, the police, the prosecutors, defense lawyers, barristers on
Speaker 3: the jury. With my information, one of the terrorists of
Speaker 3: was in prison and thanks to my eyewitness account of
Speaker 3: what I saw that night at two am from the
Speaker 3: backseat of her car, the Victorian police were able to
Speaker 3: stop and international terror organization based in Sydney before any
Speaker 3: other of their planned attacks could happen at several cities
Speaker 3: around the world. What the men were looking up in
Speaker 3: the looking at in the boot of the white hole
Speaker 3: in Taranto that night when I was watching it was
Speaker 3: the bomb. Robow, Well, isn't that zy at ation?
Speaker 5: Nine years of age to.
Speaker 3: Go and give evidence to put away terrorists? He saw it.
Speaker 3: Imagine that backs the car. When you're a kid, you're
Speaker 3: taking everything sometimes. Yeah, so what you can do with
Speaker 3: that age? And it's a silence on that there's no
Speaker 3: other distractions. Two am people who don't know that time
Speaker 3: of the day, and there's it's so still, everything stands out.
Speaker 3: It's a bit more vivid. There's there's nothing else around.
Speaker 3: So if you saw two guys, you know, making a
Speaker 3: commotion of that, I mean, isn't that There isn't amazing
Speaker 3: stories that we've heard this week. I thought the grandfather
Speaker 3: Les one yesterday about the soldier in the war was incredible.
Speaker 3: But this one by Rob that is something else.
Speaker 4: Do you think he later on a bit think about
Speaker 4: getting the international headquarters and they were going to take
Speaker 4: over the world. It's a big case.
Speaker 3: You can't attract the wow incredible story Rob When we
Speaker 3: will see you then two weeks time. That is a
Speaker 3: wow one. If you've got any for next week, email
Speaker 3: me Christian at Gold one o four to three dot
Speaker 3: com dot au. Now we go from the opposite of
Speaker 3: a well cross up next.
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Speaker 3: We now cross live to the King of Chaos, Shane
Speaker 3: at Crawford. He's in New Zealand. We asked for his
Speaker 3: hotel number. Somehow he's managed to give us the wrong number.
Speaker 3: Shane at Crawford.
Speaker 6: A there, Christian O'Connell, are great to be with you.
Speaker 6: Hello from beautiful New Zealand. An amazing place. Thirty for
Speaker 6: starting know that and those stakes?
Speaker 9: Hey, how good is that?
Speaker 3: Wow? Get me that beautiful? Where are you North or
Speaker 3: South Island?
Speaker 6: Yep, that's right correct, I'm actually in Auckland, which is
Speaker 6: that is the south North? That is the North, that's
Speaker 6: the north of the South.
Speaker 3: What are you actually doing there and why are you
Speaker 3: never here in the studio or at home for more
Speaker 3: than three days?
Speaker 6: Well, you know, when you have lots of kids, you
Speaker 6: always need an excuse to get out of their house.
Speaker 6: So now I'm here just doing a little bit of work,
Speaker 6: a bit of hiking. I love the beautiful fresh air.
Speaker 3: And get out of it hiking. You listen, you're no hiker.
Speaker 3: Come on, did you know New Zealand.
Speaker 6: It's a beautiful place and it sort of feels like
Speaker 6: our brother or our sister, but once we're warriors. The
Speaker 6: piano Lord of the Rings has got some amazing movies
Speaker 6: that've made here and amazing people.
Speaker 3: That's right. I think they're a filming the next five
Speaker 3: fast and furious movies around there as well.
Speaker 6: Well, that's that's maybe why I'm here, because I'm maybe
Speaker 6: a part.
Speaker 3: Of the net.
Speaker 4: Do we not have a football correspondent anymore? Just a
Speaker 4: New Zealand Ambassadors.
Speaker 3: Travel is a travel reporter on the phone.
Speaker 6: I'm here to talk about the Swans in Collingwood. I
Speaker 6: think it's going to be a very close game. Collingwoods,
Speaker 6: very good team and Richard make sure you check that
Speaker 6: out people. It's going to huge and the Saint Kilda
Speaker 6: Carlton match. Carlton obviously copying a fee bit of heat
Speaker 6: at the moment that you watch. They'll be very very
Speaker 6: competitive and they'll put up a really good showing.
Speaker 3: And so do you really think one of the coaches
Speaker 3: them from the game between the Blues and the Saints
Speaker 3: on Sunday is going to get acxed? Is that is that?
Speaker 3: Is it really that big a crunch game? No?
Speaker 6: Not yes, but you know they had a shocking game
Speaker 6: last week. But when you got a young group, but
Speaker 6: sometimes you just have weeks where they're off, you know,
Speaker 6: whereas I think, you know they're very focused this week.
Speaker 6: I reckon they'll be right in this match. Saint Kilda
Speaker 6: have really improved, but don't worry. The Blues will put
Speaker 6: up a red hot go and you know they're a
Speaker 6: bit of a chance to sneak across the line and
Speaker 6: win this I think, especially when you have a week
Speaker 6: like they've had where everyone's being scrutinized. You know, I
Speaker 6: just think they're going to have a positive performance.
Speaker 3: And how do you see the other big game going
Speaker 3: on Sunday night? Then you touched on at the dream
Speaker 3: Time game. That's a massive game every year, but how
Speaker 3: do you think it's.
Speaker 6: Game that's incredible if you ever get a chance to go.
Speaker 3: I went last year? Do you know what I went
Speaker 3: last year? We don't need landed here two days today's
Speaker 3: the University of Sarah and I and the kids moving here.
Speaker 3: And the next day after we got I was invited
Speaker 3: to go by some friends. I went to the GIE
Speaker 3: for the first time. What a great introduction to the
Speaker 3: world famous MTG seeing the dream to I saw the
Speaker 3: torch slip procession beforehand, all of it. It's an amazing
Speaker 3: atmosphere before even the first bounce.
Speaker 6: Brilliant yeah, and wonderful indigenous players who were so incredible
Speaker 6: to watch incident and Richmond arch rivals. So you're going
Speaker 6: to have like eighty to ninety thousand people, which is
Speaker 6: just out of this world. But hey, I've just got
Speaker 6: something really really special before we go. I' lind up
Speaker 6: all these people, very good friends of mine, all the
Speaker 6: way from New Zealand. We're going to finish on this night.
Speaker 6: If it's okay, they're going to do their best and
Speaker 6: build it out. You're listening to the Christian O'Connell radio
Speaker 6: show all the those New Zealan per.
Speaker 3: Was he in a Turkish song? Is this the hacker? Now?
Speaker 3: What's he doing?
Speaker 4: Is he just turned up the TV?
Speaker 3: And I think our room he's recorded it, isn't he?
Speaker 3: It's playing off YouTube what's happening? Oh no, the hacker
Speaker 3: is an amazing thing.
Speaker 4: Time of death of the show, eight fifty eight AM,
Speaker 4: twenty fourth of.
Speaker 3: Thee Oh thanks, and that was amazing. Yeah, we'll have
Speaker 3: a chat about that later. I'll give you a call.
Speaker 4: I felt like I was right there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, don't invoice for today's appearance on the show. Crawff,
Speaker 3: all right, all right, I speak so soon. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: just a lot Shane Crawford. Ladies and gentlemen literally phoning
Speaker 3: it in as our footy guy, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one or four point three.
Speaker 3: All right, Tom, for your Friday at work time waster today,
Speaker 3: we're asking you to ruin a band. How are yours?
Speaker 4: They got better?
Speaker 3: Right at the ha? What is that huge list? Is that? Shock?
Speaker 3: Tell me that's not the listener. It's like a shopping
Speaker 3: list for his weekly shop. Chuck soap on there, Please.
Speaker 4: I go quantity so I can cut down to just the.
Speaker 3: Diamonds radio as a loser. We've already had a tough
Speaker 3: spot with what Crawft did to the show two minutes ago.
Speaker 3: All right, ruin the band. I've got Joey Division Hello
Speaker 3: is on Fleetwood, Fleetwood, Big Mac. That's good, Huey Lewis
Speaker 3: and the Nute the drop Kick Furfees, that's good. Fall
Speaker 3: Out Roy. I hope there is actually a fall Out
Speaker 3: Boy tribute band with just a guy called Roy. Fall
Speaker 3: Out Roy. And oh dear now, I'm going to do
Speaker 3: this one. Luther did this one early about quarter to seven.
Speaker 3: Luther Van drops.
Speaker 4: You'll have to explain that one.
Speaker 3: Luther Vandross soul singer Mazon Sol singer Luther Vandross as
Speaker 3: the van drops off a cliff or something like Luthor
Speaker 3: Van drops, fall Out Roy. Okay, what have you got?
Speaker 4: The Nude Beach Boys, sorry, the Nude Beach Boys, the
Speaker 4: Nude Bee Boys, the Beach Boys, Yeah, chunder Wamba very good, okay, Yeah,
Speaker 4: the Stinks and Lady goog Gaga. Lady Gaga's a little baby.
Speaker 3: Cool crawf back. Let's get that hacker back on, all right,
Speaker 3: Send us yours. We should have ended the show at
Speaker 3: half eight this morning. Send us yours ruin a band
Speaker 3: Oh four seven five O three one oh four three
Speaker 3: the best one in next ten minutes. Give a tickets,
Speaker 3: Go and see David Bowie's new musical Lazarus, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Right now, though we're asking to ruin a band, not
Speaker 3: spad tickets. Go and see this great music called David
Speaker 3: Bowie musical called Lazarus. Ruin a Man. We've got Pong
Speaker 3: Jovi silver plus My Douna Silver. Don't do in Croydon
Speaker 3: you spew childish, but get a giggle from Pats Gold.
Speaker 3: That's on Jules and Port Cindy Pauper Gold, they're no rhythmics.
Speaker 4: Clever In grows and New Silvil plus Scum Direction.
Speaker 3: Gold, Luca Noosa, Thank you lie. Girls are a bit
Speaker 3: older now they've got Lice Gold, Boom Crash Oprah Gold,
Speaker 3: Lisa Worldly, ben Folds Washing Super Smart Gold plus Stink
Speaker 3: Floyd Silver, flu Fighters Silver, dire Mates Silver plus Fleetwood
Speaker 3: mank Goldy, Well done, Gang Green Day, come on Gold,
Speaker 3: haul in Boats Silver, Ian and Welby, Well done. David
Speaker 3: Blowey as an old blowy out there, David Blowy, if
Speaker 3: you say so, Silver, Motor Bread Silver some trev Uretha Franklin.
Speaker 3: That is disrespectful to the great Yes, unmarkable Stink one
Speaker 3: eighty two. How many stink ones. We have it this morning.
Speaker 3: One's in that kind of mood, aren't they? Silver plus
Speaker 3: and I do like this system of a frown Sarah
Speaker 3: good reference Sarah and Fitz. All right, who's off to
Speaker 3: go and see the Debu Boean music called Lazarus Ben
Speaker 3: Folds washing. Yeah, well done everyone, Thank you very much.
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Speaker 4: We bought my dog Lunar at a dog bed yesterday.
Speaker 4: And for something that is essentially just a pillow with
Speaker 4: some walls, a dog bed is bloody expensive.
Speaker 3: So expensive.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we go to a pit shop that I went
Speaker 4: to a pet chop. Is that a mistake, that's why?
Speaker 3: But where would you go? I always go because they
Speaker 3: get the best ones.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well we've got big dogs, so you have to
Speaker 5: spin the cash.
Speaker 4: But came over.
Speaker 3: Well you've got super keen just about you sleep on
Speaker 3: the dog bay?
Speaker 4: Where do you get a dog bed for the dog?
Speaker 4: Came out?
Speaker 5: Have great ones to be too thin for a heavy dog?
Speaker 3: Yeah we're German. Sheperd dog and Luna that big old
Speaker 3: last weight come on around the eyes? Why are they
Speaker 3: so expensive? What are they filling it with I don't know.
Speaker 4: This one was just it was over one hundred bucks
Speaker 4: for a little round bed.
Speaker 3: If you buy human a brand new bed, you love
Speaker 3: that bed, don't you just get on it and sleep?
Speaker 3: Dogs they did the old circle circle circle, Sniffy sniffed
Speaker 3: in it. Sometimes I just go kidding me, and then
Speaker 3: at times they fall in love with that bed.
Speaker 4: And then we got it home and it's got one
Speaker 4: of these tags on it that says register your product,
Speaker 4: like write your name and address, send it in register
Speaker 4: your products. What are those four? Any product?
Speaker 5: What is that fear warranty?
Speaker 4: I think it's I'm wondering if all my warranties in
Speaker 4: null and voy because I never do the red.
Speaker 3: Who's claiming on the warranty of a dog bed.
Speaker 5: She'll probably chew it to bits anyway.
Speaker 3: She's well behaved. Dogs don't chew beds, as your beast
Speaker 3: of a dog, don't don't chew beds. They just like
Speaker 3: lying on it. Also get really irritated if you ever
Speaker 3: go anywhere near them when they're on their bed. Do
Speaker 3: you find that Luna does that?
Speaker 4: No, she's I can pat her on the bed.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, no, that's her space, is it. Yeah,
Speaker 3: she will look up like, no, I'll come to you.
Speaker 3: I think she's a cat and a form of life
Speaker 3: or something. Yeah, she does not. Even in the morning,
Speaker 3: I'll go to pattern and she look at me like
Speaker 3: just leave it too early.
Speaker 4: The week and I babysit, you're a Girl's what I
Speaker 4: noticed about Niche. She'll just drag her bed around. So
Speaker 4: I wake up and she wasn't in a spot. And
Speaker 4: then I'll look across the other side of the room
Speaker 4: and somewhere else.
Speaker 3: And who's gonna argue with the German shepherd on.
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Speaker 3: So that is it for the show this week. But
Speaker 3: for you guys, for me, as always heavy as the
Speaker 3: head that wears the crown backets tomorrow morning. It's big, big,
Speaker 3: I don't even I don't even charge the place for
Speaker 3: doing it. I just come in because I like hanging
Speaker 3: out here on Saturday between eight and oh no it's
Speaker 3: seven and nine. I forgot that.
Speaker 4: You're in from half five anyway, getting pressure.
Speaker 3: Already, you know, getting it ready. Picking out the best
Speaker 3: bits and the not so bad bits from the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Show were this week, so eight till ten. Here tomorrow
Speaker 3: it's seven till is it seven? Seven to nine? To
Speaker 3: produce it back? What time is the best off? Tomorrow
Speaker 3: seven to or nine? That's it, it's between seven and nine.
Speaker 3: Don't tune in for a time check. I don't want
Speaker 3: to bore you on a Sunday morning with time checks,
Speaker 3: but I am their live. Then we're back next week.
Speaker 3: Busy week, Monday Night on our Monday show, Well love,
Speaker 3: last chance tickets to come and see rocket Man with
Speaker 3: us Elton John's big new movie, and then we're beginning
Speaker 3: our countdown to one year of the show. Give my
Speaker 3: way more tickets would make us say well as always,
Speaker 3: if you got any late to the party emails or
Speaker 3: wow stories, email addresses Christian at Gold one if four
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