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Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, Happy Friday everyone. It is the Christian
Speaker 2: O'Connor Breakfast Show Show number thirty eight. Uh. You know,
Speaker 2: sometimes you go to the beach, if you have a
Speaker 2: look at the flags, you see a red one rage
Speaker 2: and you just think, Goda, be careful, I'm raising one
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: To do with poor Patsy Pat to the shark in
Speaker 3: the water?
Speaker 2: Is she no? She said she don't. Poor pats isn't
Speaker 2: feeling very well. And I saw her normally she's so
Speaker 2: friendly before the show. Today's she I went, hey, Pat
Speaker 2: show the storming down the cord or like some kind
Speaker 2: of matron, and I was like, whoa get out of
Speaker 2: Pat's way today?
Speaker 3: No one messed well, likely she's in quarantine behind the
Speaker 3: four layers of glass, literally four l a glass between
Speaker 3: us and here.
Speaker 2: It has to be. It's like an FBI holding self.
Speaker 2: I'm going to criminal mastermind. So what's up?
Speaker 4: Oh, it's just the head cold, but it's getting worse.
Speaker 4: I had a shocking night. I was up at two o'clock.
Speaker 5: I was freezing cold, like two windshaders on my jammys.
Speaker 2: Did you know what I like about what you were?
Speaker 6: Ill?
Speaker 2: A couple of weeks ago, and I found that you
Speaker 2: were a lot more looser and ruder. I mean like that. Okay,
Speaker 2: I'll be happy to hear that you're a little bit
Speaker 2: more unguarded. I don't know what games you play at
Speaker 2: home at the weekend. Okay, I'll pretend I've got that
Speaker 2: head cold again. Oh, the doctor's here. Oh can I
Speaker 2: stick this to the mometer.
Speaker 5: It's like something out of it. Carry on movie, I
Speaker 5: think its okay?
Speaker 2: On this morning show, then Hamish macgotlin is on at
Speaker 2: seven o'clock this morning and today the phrase that pays
Speaker 2: comes from your suggestions. We have the wheel is back
Speaker 2: spina chat. We have the wheel. It's empty at the moment.
Speaker 2: What do we need on there? Your favorite life from movies?
Speaker 2: Because we're going to spin the wheel and it will line.
Speaker 2: We'll land on a movie line. Hemison Golin is going
Speaker 2: to work that into his commentary at some point over
Speaker 2: the weekend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got to fill it out by seven o'clock
Speaker 3: so people could even start textinging him.
Speaker 2: You're all to workome right now for seven five, three,
Speaker 2: one oh four three awesome this morning show, Fine day Friday.
Speaker 2: The production gets bigger as this feature gets bigger. We
Speaker 2: have have you seen the whigs? I seen it with
Speaker 2: the one for you, one for me. We've got a
Speaker 2: white powdered wig each. What do I Judges man? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Thought I was the policeman guy.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, you're the even the Judges sort of assistant,
Speaker 2: you know. It was the type of stenographer still needs one, yeah,
Speaker 2: or court from artist? Is it is that?
Speaker 3: I'm just looking at it now. Is it a Judges wig?
Speaker 3: Or is it like it looks like a founding Fathers
Speaker 3: of America?
Speaker 2: I say that when producer Brad came in with a
Speaker 2: white powdered wig, I went, that's not the Judges one.
Speaker 2: It's George Washington, King Louie the Fifth. Have we putting
Speaker 2: on a historical place at eight o'clock history on the radio.
Speaker 2: And also very very excited, Hey, miss and Andy are
Speaker 2: on the show and they're in live this morning at
Speaker 2: eight o'clock. We're hoping that they're going to bring in.
Speaker 2: We finished this yesterday thanks to the mind of Pats
Speaker 2: We've started talking about high school photos, and I shared
Speaker 2: with the world the horror that is mine. And it's
Speaker 2: not like I've been in a fight beforehand, or tooth
Speaker 2: dropped out or the dreaded cold saw. It's very clear
Speaker 2: that my mum cut my hair and badly as well.
Speaker 2: And Sophia works out runs our social media. Put up
Speaker 2: a boat on our picture on our Facebook page right
Speaker 2: next to it's me and Lloyd from Dumb and Dummer,
Speaker 2: And you can't my hair is worse. My hair is worse,
Speaker 2: That's all you can say.
Speaker 5: He looks just like Lloyd Christmas and.
Speaker 2: Some of you put your high school photos out there,
Speaker 2: but still the most horrendous one it's mine, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yours can't be beaten.
Speaker 2: Gaff, who works here on afternoons on drivetime, put his
Speaker 2: up there as well, and he still looks pretty cool.
Speaker 2: You're right, he doesn't. Yours looks pretty cool as well.
Speaker 2: Mine does not look cool. If you want to see
Speaker 2: them yourself, head online to our Facebook page at OC
Speaker 2: one oh four to three. So we were talk about
Speaker 2: yesterday because perhaps what didn't you tell us about the
Speaker 2: new option than that your daughter had with a little
Speaker 2: form to do the high school photos.
Speaker 4: Yeah, or the primary school grade one if you don't
Speaker 4: mind photoshop, a photoshop option so awful.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they'll touch up your photos.
Speaker 2: That's allful what they're saying to kids now, it's all
Speaker 2: about your look you more. They're any more bodies shaming
Speaker 2: high school photos. None of us had great ones. There
Speaker 2: was always a cut from something that was a scab
Speaker 2: at that age. Yep, a loose tooth.
Speaker 3: Had any offer that you got? Do they actually say
Speaker 3: what kind of things they're going to airbrush out?
Speaker 6: Uh?
Speaker 4: No, just I think the word they use was imperfections.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's horrible.
Speaker 3: It'sn't that horrible?
Speaker 2: George Or was in nineteen eighty four, and yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: about I'm the only DJ quoting George Orwell this morning,
Speaker 2: up and done the dial in Melbourne. All right, if
Speaker 2: you had a horror story about your high school photo,
Speaker 2: give us a call this morning. It's a rite of passage,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Nine four one four one o four three
Speaker 2: nine four one four one o four three to They
Speaker 2: show like every Friday with us four hours of your request.
Speaker 2: Throughout the whole show, every song we plays picked by you.
Speaker 2: Kicking off this morning we've got you, Marcy yea, Hi, Marsy,
Speaker 2: welcome to the show. You're gonna horror stories about your
Speaker 2: high school photos or yours? All? Pretty cool?
Speaker 7: Actually I do.
Speaker 8: I've been listening. My son this year they made he's
Speaker 8: in your eleven though he's not really young. But they
Speaker 8: gave him a shirt to.
Speaker 2: Put over his shirt. Why shirt?
Speaker 8: It wasn't the right shade of white.
Speaker 5: Oh goodness.
Speaker 8: I've got a VC photo of my boy wearing two
Speaker 8: shirts and a jumper.
Speaker 3: So you see two colors.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that'sn't even worst. Whenever you see someone get
Speaker 2: on the tram and they've got like it's a crazy person.
Speaker 2: They've always got like five coats on. You look away
Speaker 2: from the five coat guy and he pulls some with
Speaker 2: two shirts, so good, look is it he got rain
Speaker 2: kid or somebody he's got ocd Well, I didn't know
Speaker 2: the wear the smooth one of the rough one. I
Speaker 2: wear two shirts. I have to wear two shirts Paul kids,
Speaker 2: because I.
Speaker 8: Just off toll. I thought, oh my god, I'm playing
Speaker 8: for these things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of money as well. All right, listen, Marci,
Speaker 2: lovely to hear you. I love your story. There, what's
Speaker 2: the song. You want to kick start the show with today?
Speaker 2: What feels like Friday for you? I wanted Elos Don't
Speaker 2: bring me down. This is a monster of a song.
Speaker 2: This screams Friday. Why do you love the song? Marcy?
Speaker 8: It's just good memory, you know when I was younger,
Speaker 8: Sonner Barbecue's two Friends.
Speaker 6: It's just great.
Speaker 2: Music, brilliant never tod Weekend. That's a good in Gold
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Speaker 1: An RC The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
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Speaker 2: Great email here from Fay Christian. Yesterday on the show,
Speaker 2: I was listening at work so I couldn't call in.
Speaker 2: You were talking about how you're in charge of your
Speaker 2: kids now for the next couple of days. What happened
Speaker 2: when dad was left in charge the late to the party.
Speaker 2: But when my dad was left in charge, my brother
Speaker 2: was just a few weeks old and my dad was
Speaker 2: left in charge of registering his birth. My dad is
Speaker 2: severely dyslexic and obviously spells words the wrong way round,
Speaker 2: so my brother was almost registered as a little boy
Speaker 2: called Look instead of Luke. The force is wrong with
Speaker 2: you Look totally. Even Star Wars movie isn't it don't
Speaker 2: go to the dark side look where. Thankfully my grandma
Speaker 2: was in tow to just correct it before the person
Speaker 2: to put father forms Christian list goes on and the
Speaker 2: other things Dad left when he was in sole charge
Speaker 2: of us. My second favorite was him going for a
Speaker 2: beer after work and then getting all the way home
Speaker 2: a few hours later. I need to realize he totally
Speaker 2: forgotten to pick up my brother from nursery. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: don't think that was quite so many quite need. The
Speaker 2: second one the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Another email, Christian late to the party. We call the
Speaker 2: slate to the party where even if we've moved on
Speaker 2: to something else, you can still get involved in the
Speaker 2: show with us. A week or a day later, Christian,
Speaker 2: this was yesterday. You were talking about celebrities at the airport,
Speaker 2: and yeah we were. And I was also trying to
Speaker 2: find celebrities you'd seen next to you at the baggage reclaim.
Speaker 2: We didn't get that many of those. We did get
Speaker 2: a great one about Chris Hemsworth, but I should just
Speaker 2: say before we go, oh wow, he's still doing that.
Speaker 2: Likes to keep it real. No, this is twelve years
Speaker 2: ago when he may have actually been working at Baggage Reclaim,
Speaker 2: maybe before he was even on the Home and Away.
Speaker 2: This one I had, Christian. I was in Ireland, Dublin
Speaker 2: for a wedding and we were all sat one row
Speaker 2: across from business class. We were a little bit drunk.
Speaker 2: Richard E. Grant was there and he complained to the
Speaker 2: Steward s. Richardy Grant is a very classic kind of
Speaker 2: posh British actor, very very very funny guy into some
Speaker 2: brilliant movies. Have you ever seen with Nail and I
Speaker 2: it's like a classic cult British comedy movie. I tell
Speaker 2: you what, mate, that is a great movie with now
Speaker 2: and I I'm envious that you have it. You were
Speaker 2: a smart man, you would love that movie.
Speaker 3: Well know Richardie Grant and I'm looking at up now.
Speaker 3: He's known for Gosford Park, Hudson Hawk. I haven't seen
Speaker 3: any of those, Penelope. I've probably never seen him in
Speaker 3: the movie.
Speaker 2: Also in Logan as well, which is it you've seen Logan?
Speaker 2: You ever seen Hugh Jackman and Logan?
Speaker 3: I've seen one of the X Men's even if.
Speaker 2: You even if you're not a fan of those kind
Speaker 2: of movies. I think I wolver Into was a Logan's
Speaker 2: like a different It's like a standalone movie. It's outstanding.
Speaker 3: I made a blanket rule recently that I told the
Speaker 3: anchor I wouldn't see superhero movies anymore.
Speaker 2: I know, fine, then go and see Go and see Logan.
Speaker 2: It's I'd almost say it's the anti superhero movie. At
Speaker 2: the end, you will be in pieces. It took me
Speaker 2: a while to go out of not cried. It's not
Speaker 2: even tears. It's something else that comes from somewhere else,
Speaker 2: interesting shossing. I bet people listen to this chat right
Speaker 2: now going he has to go and see Logan. It's
Speaker 2: such a great it's not what you think. Hugh Jackmans's
Speaker 2: I think is the best way I've ever seen him.
Speaker 4: Do is you don't have to be in Marvel necessarily.
Speaker 4: Is this a good movie joke? You'd enjoy it?
Speaker 2: Anyway? Back to richardly Grant, Okay, the actor that none
Speaker 2: of you really know about. But anyway, he's on the
Speaker 2: plane and he's complained to the stewardess, and then a
Speaker 2: bit later on he spent the rest of the flight
Speaker 2: reeling off to us his favorite Hugh Grant movies in
Speaker 2: odd Do you know what one? I don't know. We
Speaker 2: got time today, we got a really busy show, but
Speaker 2: we need to come back to this too. Conversations you've
Speaker 2: actually had with celebrities. I don't mean hello, I'm a
Speaker 2: fan of your work kind of a photo. I mean
Speaker 2: actual conversations you've had with celebrities.
Speaker 3: Oh, I thought you were going to say, we have
Speaker 3: to come back to doing our favorite Hugh Grant movies.
Speaker 1: The Christian o'connall, Breakfast Show, Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: A couple years ago, I was having my photo taken
Speaker 2: some photo shoot for British magazine by a very famous
Speaker 2: British photographer. And often we do these things, you know,
Speaker 2: it goes on for ages and it's really born. But
Speaker 2: this guy was amazing. It was so interesting because he's
Speaker 2: taken everyone's photo around the world. He does a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff of Fantity Fair and GQ, and we are
Speaker 2: swapping stories about who are the interesting people and who
Speaker 2: are the really idiots? You know, it's one of the
Speaker 2: best things to do. No one asked me who are
Speaker 2: the interesting? We with interview this Who's biggest a hole
Speaker 2: you've ever met. I've got so many great stories about
Speaker 2: unpleasant people. But anyway, we're swapping war stories and he
Speaker 2: starts telling about Lenny Kravitz, and I go, all right,
Speaker 2: what's it? What's he like?
Speaker 3: I don't want Lenny to be an idiot.
Speaker 2: If this is it's an amazing story. This is the
Speaker 2: greatest story ever. He said, how he was taking his
Speaker 2: photo right around at Lenny Kravitz's place and it's like
Speaker 2: one of his homes. Okay, it was like some high
Speaker 2: rise somewhere in la It was one of his homes,
Speaker 2: and it was on a busy street. And also he's
Speaker 2: not somewhere where he spends a lot, but it was
Speaker 2: like a high rise on three or four, so he
Speaker 2: had the whole building. But there were like a whole
Speaker 2: row of these houses. So the photographer said that he
Speaker 2: was trying to park his car along the street and
Speaker 2: you might actually get a spot. There was like five
Speaker 2: doors down from Lenny's place. He's got all his photography
Speaker 2: equipment and his the system to unload the car. They
Speaker 2: go up to Lenny's place and get setting up and
Speaker 2: then the windows open. It's nice summer's day, and they
Speaker 2: chatted to Lenny, and he's got that big scarfine's got
Speaker 2: the shoes or anything like that because he's a rock star.
Speaker 2: And I don't know whether they don't like shoes or something.
Speaker 2: And suddenly there's this smash outside. They look down. Someone
Speaker 2: smashed the backseat of this photographer's window and he's having
Speaker 2: some of the photography gear away stunning it and he goes,
Speaker 2: oh my god, he's taking on the back lights. Lenny goes,
Speaker 2: what the f how's a look at the window, runs
Speaker 2: out of his house down the street after the guy barefoot, Yeah,
Speaker 2: just takes off. They didn't even drop their own gear
Speaker 2: to go and chase off the guy. They were just
Speaker 2: like Lenny took off down the street to try and
Speaker 2: apprehend the guy. Isn't that amazing?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean the question is did he get.
Speaker 2: Well, he never told me the end of the story.
Speaker 2: I didn't bother asking him. That was just more in
Speaker 2: all that Lenny Kravitz likes to fight crime. I mean,
Speaker 2: someone needs to put him in AIX Netflix TV show,
Speaker 2: The Christian.
Speaker 1: O'Connor breakfast Show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Time for our Friday morning game where you get to
Speaker 2: stop the show. I'm a movie I'm the movie.
Speaker 6: I'm the movie.
Speaker 2: I'm a movie too. What movie am I?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 2: All right, here's how it works. You call us up,
Speaker 2: you jump on the lines, you come on air, you
Speaker 2: give us a cryptic clue to a movie. All right,
Speaker 2: we've got to guess what the movie is from your
Speaker 2: one line clue. Just a one line. Big Monkey goes
Speaker 2: bananas incon Yep. I'm always going to sell that one
Speaker 2: every Friday. I can think of no easier explanation. However,
Speaker 2: Scott sent me an email podcast listener over in New
Speaker 2: Zealand heard of me from Hamish and Andy's and joined
Speaker 2: the show. Wants one to kick us off with. So
Speaker 2: this outworks me, Jack and Pats, we take each other on.
Speaker 2: We've got ten seconds to guess what the movie is
Speaker 2: from your one line cryptic clue. I know what this
Speaker 2: one is. I had to email the guy coming back.
Speaker 2: It's a long way to play because it took him
Speaker 2: two days to get back to me. Yeah, I know
Speaker 2: you've seen. There's not that far away. But father and
Speaker 2: disabled friend look for missing son.
Speaker 3: Ah finding Nemo?
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, wow done. Oh I'm in awe of it.
Speaker 3: Jack, Wow, No, I have seen Finding Nemo it's a mirror.
Speaker 9: Cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, well done Jack. An early bonus point for Jack,
Speaker 2: I'll give you that. So if you don't, if we
Speaker 2: don't get the movie in ten seconds, I give you tickets.
Speaker 2: Mission Impossible six is out now in Cinema's getting rave
Speaker 2: reviews as well. And if you want to go, then
Speaker 2: stump the show. I'm a movie, I'm a movie. What
Speaker 2: movie am I? You give us a cryptic clue to
Speaker 2: a movie. We got ten seconds to guess what it is.
Speaker 1: Good luck for Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I'm a movie. I'm a movie.
Speaker 6: I'm the movie.
Speaker 2: I'm a movie too?
Speaker 3: What movie am I?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 2: All right, Time for a Friday morning game. This is
Speaker 2: where you get to stump the show. You come on out.
Speaker 2: We give you ten seconds. You give us a cryptic clue,
Speaker 2: a one line cryptic clue to movie. We race each other, me,
Speaker 2: Jack and Pats in ten seconds to try and guess
Speaker 2: your movie. Time runs out. You win a prize this
Speaker 2: week Mission Impossible fallout. You go and see it. It
Speaker 2: is out now. Last week Pats won this then you
Speaker 2: Then I did really bad. I came bottom.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean you're going up against two movie bus
Speaker 3: of course.
Speaker 2: All right, speak these all right, let's get the callers on. Joanne,
Speaker 2: good morning, Hello, how are you going pretty good? Happy
Speaker 2: Friday to you, Joe. Annie. You ready with your one line?
Speaker 11: I am okay.
Speaker 12: He came to my baptism.
Speaker 2: Oh this opinion, godfather, four weddings at a funeral.
Speaker 3: Godfather, father of the Bride?
Speaker 2: Godfather? Is it? The godfather.
Speaker 3: Was yelling out father.
Speaker 2: That's like the Father of the Bride the Steve Martin movie.
Speaker 2: I love that one, Daniel. I'm pretty good, Daniel. I
Speaker 2: was so scared of our tent second countdown clock. It's
Speaker 2: this too much. It's coming in the morning.
Speaker 3: Sound like he blew up an alien plant biology.
Speaker 2: Sorry, like, do you remember what I said at the
Speaker 2: time start the show about raising the red flag? I
Speaker 2: didn't think of me this quickly. It was paid off, Delarious.
Speaker 2: It's all the better. It's all the better on the show.
Speaker 2: I'm not mad at that, Daniel. What's your clue, buddy,
Speaker 2: Off you go.
Speaker 6: Clip.
Speaker 2: Clue is explosive, So fight club. I knew that, come on,
Speaker 2: goot Jack and pants, feel free to plan on this morning.
Speaker 2: I knew that Daniel, that's all right, all right, you
Speaker 2: have a good day.
Speaker 3: Christian's got a quicker microphone than me. That's why yours
Speaker 3: is in delay, Big.
Speaker 8: Dan, Good morning everybody.
Speaker 3: Hell are you?
Speaker 2: We're pretty good, Big Dan. I hope you're well as
Speaker 2: well this morning. All right, Big Dan? What's your clue? Okay?
Speaker 6: Where's hockey?
Speaker 10: Mass?
Speaker 6: Will hurt and mine?
Speaker 2: Friday the thirteenth, Freddy versus Jason? Which one is it?
Speaker 6: Friday to Saturday?
Speaker 8: I just Jason the first one.
Speaker 2: Christian, You're on fire. This terrifying, terrifying, terrifying movie. Nice clue,
Speaker 2: Big dance. Adam yo yo, Adam, Adam? What's what's your
Speaker 2: movie clue for us?
Speaker 13: Then it's uh, you get off from my plane.
Speaker 5: Planes, trains and automobiles.
Speaker 2: I know, no, I know.
Speaker 3: One.
Speaker 6: Good.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 2: Nobody puts Jack in the corner. Wow, you've got to
Speaker 2: snooze mog this morning.
Speaker 5: You've redeemed yourself.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 2: Okay, well done. He's finally got one. Okay, Hey, Pat's
Speaker 2: feel free playing.
Speaker 5: I'm doing dreadfully this morning.
Speaker 2: Tim? Yeah, Tim, Okay, what's your one line cryptic clue
Speaker 2: to movie?
Speaker 3: We just want to coexist, but humans think we're dangerous.
Speaker 5: Planet of the Apes.
Speaker 3: Oh, come on, Mars attacks No aliens, nope, et An
Speaker 3: his friends, No.
Speaker 2: Short circuit, No, please get me five Mission to Moscow?
Speaker 3: Can you say the line again? We just want to coexist,
Speaker 3: but humans think we're dangerous. Yeah, I know the funeral
Speaker 3: South Africa on that ten seconds must have right now?
Speaker 3: Project eight?
Speaker 6: What's that?
Speaker 2: Oh, district District nine, District nine. Nope, that we've had
Speaker 2: about a minute changing the rules. Stump the show. But
Speaker 2: if we disagree with you, we'll tell you of the
Speaker 2: listener is not always right on this show, Tim, what's
Speaker 2: the answer. We've had about five minutes guessing this one?
Speaker 3: X men Ah, I wasn't alien aliens.
Speaker 2: That's a good movie, Tim, You get the tickets. You
Speaker 2: have to go and see the new Mission Impossible movie,
Speaker 2: which is out now. Okay, Mission Impossible fallout tickets yours enjoy.
Speaker 2: What are the scores at the moment? Is anyone keeping on? Three?
Speaker 2: Zero three one one?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 2: All right, we've got time for a couple of clues.
Speaker 2: The schools on the doors are three to me, nothing
Speaker 2: to Jack, nothing to patch. I'm afraid. I'm afraid the
Speaker 2: producer of the show made a mistake. Here's out work.
Speaker 2: You come on it and you give a cryptic clue
Speaker 2: to a movie. You don't quote a line from it?
Speaker 2: Yours you got off a line in the movie. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: You know how you have your rules for your little
Speaker 2: game money to Thursday. This is my game. I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Rules are those are the rules? You got it well?
Speaker 2: And we don't have rules yet? Where are we? Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay, these ones are worth double points so I can
Speaker 3: still come back.
Speaker 2: I'm happy with that. Then, okay, we're happier now double
Speaker 2: points we played for James coome on. Pretty good, mate,
Speaker 2: welcome to I'm a movie. I'm a movie. What movie
Speaker 2: am I off?
Speaker 3: You go?
Speaker 8: Lambda lambda, lambda, na move.
Speaker 3: Oh my Star Wars, Animal House, Revenge of the Nerds.
Speaker 2: So you got to two world done all right, James,
Speaker 2: nice clue, though, very smart clue. We'll give you a
Speaker 2: pair of tickets. Anyway. That was a great clue, Joel.
Speaker 2: One last one this morning, then, Joel.
Speaker 8: Morning, how are we going?
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good, Joel, have had a good week. What's
Speaker 2: your clue for us? Mate?
Speaker 6: The interceptor.
Speaker 3: Interceptor what would you Mad Max movie Mad Max.
Speaker 6: Double point.
Speaker 5: Amazing this morning?
Speaker 2: All right, Joel, thank you very much. Word don't everyone
Speaker 2: great clues? We'll play again next right.
Speaker 1: Christian o'connall Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four point three.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Welcome to the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show, Busy
Speaker 2: show today. Then you're picking all the music so far
Speaker 2: but from six shorts. Mom, we've had e l o
Speaker 2: be a Ocean, Lady Kravitz, Fleetwood, Matt an amazing song
Speaker 2: on the nineties. Tip DJ Jassey Jeff for the fresh
Speaker 2: Prince with boone, Shake the room, Hey, Miss and Andy.
Speaker 2: Our live guest this morning, an hour's time. Hamish macgochlan
Speaker 2: or Hamish is on today's show just before seven thirty
Speaker 2: with the phrase that pays for Tell about that.
Speaker 1: Next The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: We need we need some movie lines from you. Your
Speaker 2: favorite quotes from movies. We've got a will and it
Speaker 2: needs to be filled in the next twenty minutes of
Speaker 2: your favorite quotes some movies. Jack will then spin it
Speaker 2: whatever it lands on. Hamous mcgloughlin must accept. The challenge
Speaker 2: is to phrase the pace is back, and he will
Speaker 2: work that in over the weekend to his work on
Speaker 2: Channel seven. At the moment on the world, I've donated
Speaker 2: one of my favorite lines from movies, which is this,
Speaker 2: I've had it with this dub.
Speaker 6: We got no food, we got no jobs.
Speaker 3: Our pets header.
Speaker 2: Far so from that. I was at the whole scene,
Speaker 2: our pets heads are falling off. I mean, how he's
Speaker 2: going to get that into any kind of match analysis
Speaker 2: or punditory. I do not know, Pats, What are you
Speaker 2: going to go with? Classic Swayzee?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, nobody puts baby in the corner.
Speaker 2: Nobody puts people in the corner. Again, how do you
Speaker 2: do that? Is there like a baby face player or
Speaker 2: something that he's commentating on there he is there, baby
Speaker 2: face player, baby in the corner. Well, so we've got
Speaker 2: on the wheel so far from people suggestions.
Speaker 3: From a net You can't handle the truth?
Speaker 2: Oh great movie, Yeah, I got that as well. You
Speaker 2: can't handle the truth, Jack Nicholson.
Speaker 3: If it bleeds, we can kill it. Now, what is
Speaker 3: that Predator three, Predator one? Or it was a three
Speaker 3: for Brian just gave.
Speaker 2: Me No, I think it was flipping the bird. It
Speaker 2: was just.
Speaker 3: And just in from Luke, I feel the need the
Speaker 3: need for speed.
Speaker 2: Yeah, from top Gun, I feel the need for speed.
Speaker 3: I honestly thought that was from Faster than the Furious.
Speaker 2: To be fair, if you hadn't seen it, you could
Speaker 2: easily think it might be from that. But no, is it.
Speaker 2: We need you. We have to the next movie screening
Speaker 2: that we do for Christian's movie Cup, I think has
Speaker 2: to be top Gun. It has to be top Gun.
Speaker 2: This is it now that you've nudged me that way.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: All right, we're looking for a brand new phrase that
Speaker 2: pays the sweek for Hamous mclonchlin. What is the phrase
Speaker 2: is going to be saying on Channel seven this weekend.
Speaker 2: It's donated from your favorite movie quote Leo, good morning,
Speaker 2: Leo wash your quote upon our wheel off.
Speaker 14: It's Don Swysenegger, which is predator to if you're listen careful,
Speaker 14: it don't see a lot of his movies.
Speaker 8: And he screamed us get to the chopper.
Speaker 2: That's right, stick around Bennett, Yep, get to the chopper.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I feel like you only gave that fifty per
Speaker 3: Arnie accent. Do you want to try and give it
Speaker 3: one hundred?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Come on, I think here we go. Did you say
Speaker 3: you're at Macca's Drive, then go and hang on?
Speaker 2: Did he say get to the whopper? We're trying to
Speaker 2: quick as we can. May all right? Need to be
Speaker 2: like that? All right? Leo, thank you ver much. Jennifer. Hello,
Speaker 2: good morning Jennifer. And what's your quote for us?
Speaker 8: I think we're going to need a bigger boat?
Speaker 2: Oh, George, Yeah, great idea. How does he work that morning? Again,
Speaker 2: the more random in is, the harder it is for him.
Speaker 2: And she did great stuff the last weekend. Let's go
Speaker 2: to Joe. Hello, Good morning, Joe. What's your one?
Speaker 13: Hello?
Speaker 8: Mine from the Shawshank Redemption the Great Morgan Freeman, same ship,
Speaker 8: different day.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm not sure weather say that. I know you
Speaker 2: can in this country, but I'm not sure to say
Speaker 2: that on SHOs.
Speaker 5: I don't think you'll have a job.
Speaker 2: I mean, does he want to leave?
Speaker 3: So I'm not putting that off.
Speaker 2: So it's not just that anyone's feel a bit awkward
Speaker 2: these Days with the great Morgan Freeman. Lynn, good morning morning.
Speaker 2: How are you pretty good? Lynn? Up until the swear,
Speaker 2: we're just going out never mind this. Bobby blushes easily,
Speaker 2: h Lynn, Off you go. What's your quote for us? Mate?
Speaker 6: Go ahead, make my day?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, he could easily work that one easy then, Chris.
Speaker 3: I just want to pry Chris, what's your quote for us?
Speaker 7: That's from the boys Brothers Four fried chickens and a coke.
Speaker 2: Again. You know, we need to think the harder it
Speaker 2: is to try and get him into the match, play
Speaker 2: or breakdown and play the better four fried chicken and
Speaker 2: a coke. I don't know how he does that. I
Speaker 2: want this will to land on that one at the moment. Chris,
Speaker 2: that is a genius one. Thanks for that one, Chris,
Speaker 2: have a good weekend.
Speaker 15: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell. Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: We were looking for your favorite lines of movie movie
Speaker 2: quotes on our phrase that pays. Jacks just added his
Speaker 2: one time it works turn the good old sex Panther.
Speaker 2: This is the phrase that pays. We do this every
Speaker 2: week with Hamis McLachlin. It's a great sport and is
Speaker 2: up for really really testing the limits of what he
Speaker 2: can do. On Channel seven last week, we're looking for
Speaker 2: your favorite lines in songs and he will land or
Speaker 2: than this one from Pink Floyd.
Speaker 8: Can you have it?
Speaker 2: You don't see me? Amius wasn't happy with this, but
Speaker 2: listen how he made it work over the weekend. His
Speaker 2: best one yet interesting here.
Speaker 15: Luke Bearbridge to talk about.
Speaker 12: It's all about contested football and intensity.
Speaker 15: I mean, how can you have any pudding if you.
Speaker 2: Don't you meet.
Speaker 12: What he's basically saying is it's all about reward for effort.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's right, Champagne commentary. He's back in the line now.
Speaker 2: Good morning buddy, Hey Christian Jacko.
Speaker 15: Good to have your girls back home safely and nice
Speaker 15: to have you back on there, Christian one. He also
Speaker 15: do you'd brad the production bodys about.
Speaker 2: And listen big weekend for you. That are you calling
Speaker 2: the I talked us about this on the show. Yes,
Speaker 2: I was read about this kid. Alex Johnson last plays
Speaker 2: in twenty twelve and a Grand Final. He's been through
Speaker 2: all these knee operations, four other separate operations other than
Speaker 2: the five various recurrent injuries. What an amazing kid.
Speaker 15: Yeah, he's a phenomenal individual. He's a Melbourne boy. He's
Speaker 15: had five ricos in six years. Last time he played
Speaker 15: was the twenty twelve Grand Final, which was two thousand,
Speaker 15: one hundred and thirty six days ago. So phenomenal. I
Speaker 15: mean a lot of the people at the club and
Speaker 15: also those in his family were saying, maybe just give
Speaker 15: it up, go and do something else. You dream that's
Speaker 15: going to end badly, and he is just so mentally tough.
Speaker 15: He said, no, no, I'll come back. So I texted
Speaker 15: Brad yesterday and he said, you know what a fabulous
Speaker 15: story this is going to be brad our producer and
Speaker 15: he said, I said, let's hope. So, I mean, he's
Speaker 15: going to play, but you know, let's just hope it
Speaker 15: goes brilliantly. It'd be horrific to be talking on Monday
Speaker 15: and have something go badly. But fingers crossed. And then
Speaker 15: also Nathan Freeman, who went number ten in the twenty
Speaker 15: thirteen draft, so he hasn't played a game. He's been
Speaker 15: played by hamstring injuries. He plays tomorrow for the Saints.
Speaker 15: He was drafted by the Pies and never even played
Speaker 15: for them. That's seventeen hundred and sixteen days, and Aaron VanderBurg.
Speaker 2: This is like a role called the walking wounded this
Speaker 2: weekend exactly.
Speaker 15: So Aaron Vanderberg plays for your Demons. His last game
Speaker 15: was around twenty three, twenty sixteen. He's been played by
Speaker 15: heel and ankle injury seven hundred and five days. And
Speaker 15: then there's a few debutantes. So it's a bit of
Speaker 15: a feel good round. Alex Johnson, good luck, Nathan Freeman,
Speaker 15: good luck, and Aaron Vannonberg good luck.
Speaker 2: What games you calling this week? Mate?
Speaker 15: Hosting tonight so Richmond and the Cats at the MCG
Speaker 15: and calling your Demons and the Suns on Sunday which
Speaker 15: will be a bit of fun. And I'll be watching
Speaker 15: your Bombers tomorrow, jacko Essen and.
Speaker 2: The Hogs game, so huge games.
Speaker 15: And the other thing, Christian says, a showdown in Adelaide,
Speaker 15: which you need to get your head around showdowns when
Speaker 15: Adelaide plays Port Adelaide and in the West, the Derby
Speaker 15: West Coast versus Freemantle. So it is actually a really
Speaker 15: really fun round.
Speaker 2: You'll enjoy it, oh mate, So you're up to speed
Speaker 2: with this week's movie quotes phrase the base We've got
Speaker 2: the weird of is primed ready to be spun. Have
Speaker 2: you got any favorites? Do you like it to land on?
Speaker 2: For what you've heard?
Speaker 15: Four fried chickens and a cake from John Belushi?
Speaker 3: I think it'd be interesting.
Speaker 15: I'm going to leave the shore shank quote alone.
Speaker 2: Do you want it on air alone? Buddy?
Speaker 6: So, yeah, that's on.
Speaker 15: We've got no clothes. Our pet's heads are following off.
Speaker 15: Jim Carrey would be amusing. I'm not sure how I good.
Speaker 15: But Jack Nicholson, you can't handle the truth. If it bleeds,
Speaker 15: you can kill it. I feel the need.
Speaker 3: I mean they're all going to be interesting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm thinking if some bad gets injured, it's got
Speaker 2: like a cut maybe on the face, and you just
Speaker 2: go for bleeds. You can kill it.
Speaker 6: You know what we need?
Speaker 15: Other thing is the other thing is Lee Matthews famously
Speaker 15: used that line to his lines when they were playing
Speaker 15: and years ago. So that actually would be the easiest
Speaker 15: of all of them.
Speaker 3: Hamish, it sounds like you're so gooder than we need
Speaker 3: a place on the wheel. That is all of the above,
Speaker 3: and you have to do all of them all right,
Speaker 3: spend the wh for four fried.
Speaker 16: Chickens Oh my word, guess what's landed on Hamish?
Speaker 2: Take a wild guess.
Speaker 15: Four fried chickens and a coke? Yeah, John Belushi, I
Speaker 15: actually just googled that in the ad break and watch
Speaker 15: it on YouTube. They turn up and they order some
Speaker 15: pretty weird stuff. But okay, let's just part of this.
Speaker 15: The family has said that, that's what needs to be said.
Speaker 15: That's what needs to be said. You know what the
Speaker 15: list how good is listener requests?
Speaker 2: Friday?
Speaker 15: By the way, why aren't they in charge every day?
Speaker 2: Our family? Oh? That on music team would be very fascinating.
Speaker 2: So they worked really, really harder.
Speaker 15: It hasn't been a bad song all morning.
Speaker 2: Honestly, they're all gold this morning. There's so many great songs,
Speaker 2: really really good songs. Okay, so it is then this
Speaker 2: weekend you've got to work in for four fried chickens
Speaker 2: and a coke.
Speaker 15: Seems pretty simple. I mean just a natural fit with football,
Speaker 15: isn't it.
Speaker 3: Can we have a clue Hamish Friday or Sunday?
Speaker 15: Do you want to do it tonight?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 15: Yeah, sometimes tonight it'll be We're We're on seven Mate
Speaker 15: from seven and then the broadcast starts to seven thirty
Speaker 15: on seven it will be done tonight and it won't
Speaker 15: be the last segment of the United People. I turn
Speaker 15: off the lights in the change rooms.
Speaker 2: How aren't they have a good one now this weekend.
Speaker 2: We'll catch it with you Monday'll be watching tonight.
Speaker 15: Good luck, it's been fun listening.
Speaker 2: Thanks guys, by all right, cheers mate.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, Jack, Sticky wig.
Speaker 3: On the People, if the fines are real?
Speaker 9: Now Presiding Judge Christian O'Connell and Jacket.
Speaker 2: You know, sometimes you sent a text to someone, You've
Speaker 2: had a couple of drinks and you forget all about it.
Speaker 2: Yesterday when the team said to me, we've got you
Speaker 2: the wigs that you wanted for Fine Day Friday, and
Speaker 2: I've forgot them. I had come up with this over
Speaker 2: the weekend. So Fine Day Friday, we turn this studio
Speaker 2: into a court. We hear your cases, your fines, Jack
Speaker 2: and I decide whether or not we pay the fine.
Speaker 2: On Fineday Friday, we are now in these We have
Speaker 2: these wigs on. They're not wigs that you would see
Speaker 2: in a court room anywhere in the world.
Speaker 3: No, and Judge's wig is though it looks like you've
Speaker 3: got rollers in your hair and the cascades down the
Speaker 3: side of your shoulder.
Speaker 2: It's tight bangs. Judge, you describe.
Speaker 3: You, but what you've got on is a pumpadoor at
Speaker 3: the front.
Speaker 2: I look like actually King Louis, the four Louis is here.
Speaker 15: You do.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to you. You're you're reminding me someone, whether
Speaker 3: it's from an old painting or something. I'm going to
Speaker 3: get it.
Speaker 2: Somebody. You remind me of an old painting? All right,
Speaker 2: what do you find? Don't even pick up the phone.
Speaker 2: If it's about spinning, fine, I'm not interested and I'm
Speaker 2: not paying it, So don't waste your time. Nine four
Speaker 2: one four one O four three. The court is in session.
Speaker 2: Give us a call, will take your cases.
Speaker 1: Next The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: I don't know how good the guitar on this source
Speaker 2: pop Patchulan Who it is? Slash Nope? He did another one?
Speaker 2: Was that black or white? He did? He did beat it?
Speaker 2: Now he did not do? Didn't he beat it? He did?
Speaker 2: Black or white? Pretty sure? Slashed it black or white?
Speaker 6: Let look it up?
Speaker 3: Slash to beat it, But I do know this is Steve.
Speaker 2: This is Steve Stevens. I don't even know Billy Idol's
Speaker 2: guitarist drafted into do at the guitar, And I'm not
Speaker 2: moving on till we find out slash. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: did he do black and white? I can't I can't
Speaker 2: move on? Yes? Is that right?
Speaker 3: Yeahs played about eight?
Speaker 2: You want to shun out that big top out of
Speaker 2: it. It's at eight, the age of eight. So I'm gonna
Speaker 2: start playing on beat it. What's Google saying?
Speaker 3: Sorry? Beat ith?
Speaker 2: Oh my, I don't know what slower the Internet on? Here?
Speaker 2: Old Jackie Way, what did you find again? Is it?
Speaker 3: Commander?
Speaker 9: The fines are real now Presiding Judge Christian O'Connell and Jackie.
Speaker 2: All right, fine day Friday is here? Jackie and I
Speaker 2: for no real reason, we're on the radio, but we're
Speaker 2: wearing white powdered wigs. We did not look like judges,
Speaker 2: will look like some sort of courtiers to a Louis
Speaker 2: the fourteenth.
Speaker 3: You know what I've just noticed about yours. It's got
Speaker 3: some sort of hairnet at the back. Why it's like
Speaker 3: you're a judge who's going to go work at red
Speaker 3: rooster and his hairs have a light of fall in
Speaker 3: the chip.
Speaker 2: Right, all right, let's go to the lines now and
Speaker 2: hear the cases. Good morning, Brad, Good morning.
Speaker 7: Are you Christian? All right?
Speaker 2: So good? We will now hear your case, Brad, off
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 7: Yeah, sure. So I'm a volunteer at the local fiber
Speaker 7: gade and every time one of us appears on the
Speaker 7: news or appears in the newspaper just could be a
Speaker 7: photo or footage, we end up getting fined one flab
Speaker 7: to share around the brigade. And unfortunately, I'm a bit
Speaker 7: of a news hog and ended up in the news
Speaker 7: last about three times in the last six months. So
Speaker 7: I'm down three flabs.
Speaker 3: It's like a hazing thing, Brad.
Speaker 2: Now it's like a forefeit.
Speaker 7: Yeah, definitely not hazy, And it's more so just a
Speaker 7: bit of a drunken on the news or I'm going
Speaker 7: to make fun of you. So this is a way
Speaker 7: of paying penance.
Speaker 2: All right, So you're on the news quite a lot,
Speaker 2: then you're the go to guy.
Speaker 7: Unfortunately I wasn't, Brad.
Speaker 2: I'm paying this kind of strange forfeit that you've got
Speaker 2: going with the crew because actually you guys do important work,
Speaker 2: and you're a volunteer fire fighter as well. So let
Speaker 2: me as you get no money from this and you
Speaker 2: put yourself in harms where you're a good man.
Speaker 7: No thanks, Christian, appreciate it all.
Speaker 2: Right, buddy, have a good weekend. Nice to hear your case.
Speaker 2: Let's go for this then, Melissa, Yes, Hello, yeah, Melissa,
Speaker 2: all rights, Melissa is in the cork. Okay, off you're going, Melissa,
Speaker 2: what's your case?
Speaker 8: Okay. So we were moving out of our old house
Speaker 8: and we were cleaning up the kitchen and the wardrobes
Speaker 8: and just getting rid of things that we didn't need.
Speaker 8: So instead of throwing them in the bin, I thought, well,
Speaker 8: let's just put them in the boot and we'll drop
Speaker 8: them off at the local charity store one day and
Speaker 8: leave it at that. So one night we're driving home.
Speaker 8: We're driving home, my fiance pulled over the car, so
Speaker 8: it was late at night. I thought, oh, let's just
Speaker 8: quickly pull over there and we'll drop them off at
Speaker 8: the front of the store. So, proud of myself, thought
Speaker 8: everything was great, and then all of a sudden, two
Speaker 8: weeks later, my fiance brings me up and there is
Speaker 8: a fine in the mail for three hundred and seventeen
Speaker 8: dollars because what we'd actually done was classified as littering
Speaker 8: because we left it at the front of the store
Speaker 8: and we had to pay that fine.
Speaker 3: Yeah it's lopable' true. You know you're not meant to
Speaker 3: leave it out the front.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but come on, you're doing a good thing.
Speaker 8: I didn't see a sign. There was no sign there.
Speaker 8: I rang them up and I and I'm convinced that
Speaker 8: that stock is actually still in that store, which I
Speaker 8: haven't gone to have a look yet. But I thought
Speaker 8: I was doing something good. I would not have done that,
Speaker 8: you know.
Speaker 2: I also do you know what those do? We got
Speaker 2: those places the need to make it easy if you'd
Speaker 2: have dropped the stuff off. Sometimes you're on the date,
Speaker 2: you're just busy. They should be opening. I know it's volunteers,
Speaker 2: but twenty four to seven, the twenty seven and drive
Speaker 2: through where you can just roll up. I opened the car,
Speaker 2: opened the car window, chuck out the old wedding dress,
Speaker 2: the wooden tennis racket, the roller skates the jigsaw with
Speaker 2: eight pieces missing, and then roll off out of the
Speaker 2: drive through. That's what they need at these places. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: Oh god, that's broke one of the faders. Then so yeah,
Speaker 2: we're paying that. How much is the fine? How much
Speaker 2: is to fine?
Speaker 8: It's three and seventeen dollars?
Speaker 2: Oh my word, check that first of all. We anyway,
Speaker 2: I've said I do it, I'll do it now.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 2: One last one from Leanne.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning Christian, Good morning Jack.
Speaker 2: Hello if you go Leanne? What's what's your fine for.
Speaker 8: Taking my pubby doge six weeks old on the beach
Speaker 8: and on the lead and I dropped a fine for
Speaker 8: three one hundred and nine dollars. We're not trying to
Speaker 8: it's gone to three hundred and eleven there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but I do understand what's the fine for? Was
Speaker 2: it an ugly looking puppy and they look this and
Speaker 2: we don't want ugly puppies on the beach. If it's
Speaker 2: a bayside area, we have a certain standard. Okay. If
Speaker 2: it's an ugly Pomeranian, then you deserve the fine. I
Speaker 2: don't know what kind of breed it was, what kind
Speaker 2: of dog was it.
Speaker 8: He's a beautiful little buller cross and his name's Winston.
Speaker 2: Of course it of course, when you got Winston, it
Speaker 2: makes bother says, uh no, I'm not playing this fine
Speaker 2: a game. Oh boohoo.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 5: Anyway, if like that.
Speaker 2: In real you know, I'm sorry. I'm sending you to
Speaker 2: prison for the rest of your life. Boohoo. If OJ
Speaker 2: had said that, maybe it would have been more lenient
Speaker 2: on him. I just realized that Hamish Nandy, who were
Speaker 2: coming up after eight o'clof after the News and Sport,
Speaker 2: are sat outside the studio here and they're just looking
Speaker 2: and I just caught my own reflection. I'm wearing a
Speaker 2: very cheap, highly flammable, powdered wig. I do not look
Speaker 2: like a judge, nor do you. I mean, look how
Speaker 2: far Jack's come. They're looking in at you, like, what
Speaker 2: is that guy doing? He's really slumming it now he
Speaker 2: left us.
Speaker 3: Should we get out of our disguises?
Speaker 2: We have to. Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Gold one.
Speaker 2: Oh four point three power drumming finish from one of
Speaker 2: the guests today, Hamish Blake and Andy Lee, Welcome to
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 6: Sticks out to the crowds.
Speaker 3: Seeing Jack come.
Speaker 11: It's like it's like Jack went away to university and
Speaker 11: we get to visit him on.
Speaker 2: Some kind of dean or professor in his career now
Speaker 2: more sort of like a naughty frat house. So you
Speaker 2: were like his high school. Yes, you're all grown up, Jack.
Speaker 3: Yes, and I want I mean, I love doing this show,
Speaker 3: but the early mornings are difficult. So if you're thinking
Speaker 3: of going.
Speaker 6: Backs and you broke its eight weeks like a hostage
Speaker 6: situation break, let's be honest. He didn't breaking eight weeks.
Speaker 6: He broke day one. He couldn't believe he had to
Speaker 6: work ten o'clock. He couldn't believe that he didn't get
Speaker 6: Queen's birthday off.
Speaker 2: I just loved in front of his employees. It's just
Speaker 2: going if you think you're going back to.
Speaker 6: Drive guys as we have and have you understand this
Speaker 6: is a comedy show. But in all seriousness, please tell
Speaker 6: me that I'm passing you a message. Now I'm here
Speaker 6: against my will. I don't want to get up early anymore.
Speaker 2: He was thinking five times, like sending you a message,
Speaker 2: like please release me from this guy?
Speaker 6: What are we a T shirt? Jack's wearing until we
Speaker 6: get it home, we decoded, we put it in a mirror.
Speaker 6: Please let me escape. I'm tired, and Jack, this is
Speaker 6: a huge'm a big fan of your show, all your
Speaker 6: shows you've ever been on.
Speaker 2: What it was because Peo might not notice, but without
Speaker 2: meeting you guys eight or nine years ago, whenever it was,
Speaker 2: I don't think the idea of possibly coming to this
Speaker 2: country and don't in the city, because you guys always
Speaker 2: been so excitable about coming out here and coming to Melbourne.
Speaker 2: I don't think this would.
Speaker 11: Have ever happened exactly, and why we'd like, it's your fault.
Speaker 11: That's what I'd like to come in and apologize to.
Speaker 6: Moment specific when we told you, look, what do you
Speaker 6: love about London and you went obviously the London nine
Speaker 6: and we went, well, we've got one and it's awesome
Speaker 6: and everyone goes on every day and if you come
Speaker 6: to Australia, we'll get you a free pass. And he
Speaker 6: just went, well, I just can't get back up. Let's go,
Speaker 6: We're going. We're going. It's exactly like London.
Speaker 2: So, first of all, thank you very much for kind
Speaker 2: of setting up the idea even possibly coming here. And
Speaker 2: do you know it's so much.
Speaker 6: You didn't know you could come to Australia before you
Speaker 6: met us.
Speaker 3: Now talking for a long time about it, you know,
Speaker 3: so much.
Speaker 2: A year ago. I came here secretly. It was a
Speaker 2: kind of holiday, but it was having secret interviews. And
Speaker 2: you took me to my first AFL game.
Speaker 6: You have one of those hats in the sombrero with
Speaker 6: the camera in it where you're recording everything the kids.
Speaker 2: And I told you off a couple of beers that
Speaker 2: I might be working here. And I remember you spake
Speaker 2: your beer out and I said, oh, do you know
Speaker 2: think that's a great station. You were like, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: it's the perfect station for you.
Speaker 6: I did, and then I said, who I remember anything
Speaker 6: to be like, oh no, Christian thinks he can get
Speaker 6: each other with gold. No way will they hurt. He
Speaker 6: doesn't know his at the bottom.
Speaker 3: But how does Christian repay me?
Speaker 11: Like he goes for Melbourne now and he had all
Speaker 11: these AFOL teams to choose from.
Speaker 6: I took give your first welcome.
Speaker 2: It was such a dull game, I was. It was
Speaker 2: so boring.
Speaker 3: And look at what Carlton wasn't even playing the game.
Speaker 2: I took you.
Speaker 6: Sometimes they're on the field and that's it was the
Speaker 6: West game.
Speaker 11: And I was sat there sitting there, going, this is
Speaker 11: player Luke Hodge. He's amazing. You'll never get to see
Speaker 11: him again. That's why I took you to here. And
Speaker 11: then he went to Brisbane and kept his career going.
Speaker 11: So I told a lot of lies that day, but
Speaker 11: it's good to have your idea.
Speaker 2: But the other thing he said is I said, look,
Speaker 2: I need someone to be on the show my wing man,
Speaker 2: and you mentioned Jack Post. I remember at first saying, oh,
Speaker 2: will he be right with the I just presumed he
Speaker 2: was a stoner. Yeah right, no it is.
Speaker 6: And I'm watching the live web stream Christian has mined.
Speaker 2: You came right now here's as high as a code.
Speaker 2: Why are you crying now?
Speaker 3: You guys know I worked with you for ten years
Speaker 3: and I never indulged in such things past.
Speaker 6: Every blood test clean as a whistle. I can guarantee that,
Speaker 6: absolutely clean.
Speaker 3: And I have to thank Andy because I didn't realize
Speaker 3: how instrumental you were in recommending me for Christian show.
Speaker 3: And again I come here to apologize to.
Speaker 6: A thinking going on here.
Speaker 2: Love. The experiment has not worked me coming out here
Speaker 2: and recommend this guy who clearly hates early hours.
Speaker 6: Or even working old work, work, working general, just any
Speaker 6: sort of labor.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's well, what I escaping your show. I
Speaker 3: used to push the button and I'm so sorry.
Speaker 6: To employees took you from a work experience kid and
Speaker 6: gave put you on a number one national show.
Speaker 2: You escaped? Did you have?
Speaker 6: You got out alive with all your money?
Speaker 2: When he was between jobs working on your internet show.
Speaker 6: He's sitting there trying to build his own house, thinking
Speaker 6: life will take care of himself.
Speaker 2: You have no idea what the real world is like.
Speaker 2: D if I didn't scooped you, you were hanging around
Speaker 2: the fruit and vegi that Cole's FM, hoping they were
Speaker 2: going it.
Speaker 6: Was downstairs from our radio station, clearly stealing barcas at
Speaker 6: the cell service check out that was his main source
Speaker 6: of income.
Speaker 2: Something told you he was a junk ki.
Speaker 3: Well, really, what happened is your show? Your show finished
Speaker 3: and Big Coy was Big coin was at its highest
Speaker 3: and twenty five thousand dollars. I thought, guys, I don't
Speaker 3: need you any more. Thanks for the time. Then bitcoin
Speaker 3: crashed and Christian offered me, I have to take it.
Speaker 6: Question to pay you in O'Connell cohen It might not
Speaker 6: be worth a lot.
Speaker 11: Now, why Jack came to be on our show?
Speaker 2: No, what's the story.
Speaker 6: We thought it was Michael Sarah and we wanted to
Speaker 6: do the.
Speaker 11: Jack obviously with his curly hair, you know, he's got
Speaker 11: that look. One day he was there and he was
Speaker 11: I don't know what he was doing.
Speaker 3: He the weirdest.
Speaker 2: He had the weirdest office. It was like a nook.
Speaker 2: It was where we used to put the print. People
Speaker 2: took it out.
Speaker 6: People were like, it's a bit too small for the prince.
Speaker 6: Like the prince the printer overhangs. What's what in this
Speaker 6: building is worth less than the printer? We don't like
Speaker 6: that kid.
Speaker 2: What was this area of spossible he was in charge of.
Speaker 2: I think he was literally really just putting together. You'd
Speaker 2: be able to tell us.
Speaker 3: Jack, what were you doing? My first job there was
Speaker 3: take every song and assign it a code. So every
Speaker 3: song on a seat that used to be on a
Speaker 3: CD now had to have a computer code of five
Speaker 3: D a entry.
Speaker 6: That's the guy we bothered writing a program to do
Speaker 6: this human but not avaliable one.
Speaker 11: We're walking past him one day and suddenly had the
Speaker 11: straightest hair like Justin Bieber was a Japanese manga character.
Speaker 6: Yeah he was, and we were like, oh, he's been
Speaker 6: scared straight. He's the boringness of his job and.
Speaker 11: Stopped crossed the work experienced kid straightened his hair, and
Speaker 11: so we got him on air and asked him, and
Speaker 11: he's gone and chemically straightened his hair, permanently straightened.
Speaker 2: Chemic chemically constrated.
Speaker 6: Is he do the hairdresser where they put a treatment
Speaker 6: in your hair that just like fries it straight.
Speaker 3: It's a reverse perm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's that stupid. It's reverse. It was perm.
Speaker 6: And we saw this kid with the straightest time. We
Speaker 6: know that you know you must get paid. Nothing else
Speaker 6: did you spend on this?
Speaker 11: And we said have you survived the teas barrier from
Speaker 11: your friends? And he said, it's not like when you
Speaker 11: wear a jacket and your friends go you can't pull
Speaker 11: it off.
Speaker 3: He's like, I come under this.
Speaker 6: It's like coming back from Thailand going hey, guys, I
Speaker 6: think they wear Fisherman pants now. And I was like,
Speaker 6: all right, we're going to tease you a lot, and
Speaker 6: you have to get through probably about six months with
Speaker 6: Fisherman pants before you can do it normally. And then
Speaker 6: Jack's like yeah, and I can't. He stumbled. And then
Speaker 6: a few weeks later we were like, oh, your curls
Speaker 6: are back. Yes, I couldn't do.
Speaker 11: It, and he couldn't, and he went back to normal,
Speaker 11: old curly haired Jack.
Speaker 2: But it was that perm or reverse perm that got
Speaker 2: him the.
Speaker 3: Job of that believe that brought me ten years on
Speaker 3: your radio.
Speaker 6: Sh I thought it was like that Gil's chest after that,
Speaker 6: no content, no real value to the show. But it
Speaker 6: was that one bit we did was just so funny
Speaker 6: that well we owe it to him ten years.
Speaker 2: All right, we're about the boys after this.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three two Stories is back for a second season. Tuesday nights. Yes,
Speaker 2: Tuesday night. Like it and go back.
Speaker 3: Go to your house now and sit in front of
Speaker 3: it until Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Be very happy with that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well Jack, you're you live it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they have a TV.
Speaker 6: Remote because you didn't buy the house.
Speaker 2: We kind of arguing about this color of whisky, and
Speaker 2: I said, you still live at home with your parents? Went, now,
Speaker 2: I live at my parents' house.
Speaker 3: Now I'm staying there temporarily. I've moved out. Now I'm
Speaker 3: back temporarily. I don't live there.
Speaker 2: That's your life. You're seven nights a week, Yes.
Speaker 3: At their house.
Speaker 6: You're conducting your life from their house. And also, let's
Speaker 6: bear a man, married man, married man. And it's conditional
Speaker 6: you say temporarily, but it's conditional on you're finishing the house,
Speaker 6: you're building yourself. You're in here every day. You're too
Speaker 6: tired to do any work. When was the last time
Speaker 6: he swung the old hambits?
Speaker 3: I am very tired, and it's it's.
Speaker 2: I felt you meant this love life, but when was
Speaker 2: the last time you swung the house?
Speaker 3: It's not safe to use tools when I'm this tired
Speaker 3: after work, right, so the house.
Speaker 6: Is as long as this show lasts.
Speaker 2: It's I know what it's like having you help build
Speaker 2: this new breakfast show. And I thought, if you're actually
Speaker 2: building a house, putting up walls or.
Speaker 6: This is something just conceptual. And he still wouldn't swing
Speaker 6: a brain hamer kind of house swinging a real hammer.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you're the next check When do you have
Speaker 2: to go? How long do we have you for? Fifteen minutes? Wait?
Speaker 6: When you when you're doing the olders came out to
Speaker 6: the guys in a bit. We were sitting here going
Speaker 6: and I mentioned the show.
Speaker 2: We've got to go, but we are loving it. Let's say,
Speaker 2: you know what, how long have we got before?
Speaker 3: Be honest, you were mentally at thirty and then and.
Speaker 6: Then first let me sound generous, however long you guys want, realistically.
Speaker 2: Hang on up in fifteen there's a guy out there
Speaker 2: who is yetting bring this guy in here.
Speaker 6: You got nine nine minutes, nine seconds. That's Terry. That
Speaker 6: is Terry from Channel nine unless he's saying please mention
Speaker 6: Channel nine mates, that's the network that he shows on
Speaker 6: turn Around.
Speaker 2: Who is that guy there? Who is in charge of
Speaker 2: you guys?
Speaker 6: Terry?
Speaker 2: Terry? What does Terry do? He so powerful? He just
Speaker 2: has one name.
Speaker 6: Yeah, if you don't know Terry, first mistake here, Tommy,
Speaker 6: you don't know Terry.
Speaker 2: Terry doesn't know you.
Speaker 6: Terry is Terry. Terry's the lynchpin of Channel unpublished.
Speaker 2: Yes, publicly, he gets books, the guest spots.
Speaker 3: And I cannot believe he's given this show half.
Speaker 6: What we must have really upset someone somewhere somehow.
Speaker 2: Okay, so warrant it. Then then in any precious time
Speaker 2: we've brought with you guys, then is going through your
Speaker 2: personal history this week? Andy Lee, Let's go with you.
Speaker 2: First of all, what have you been googling this week?
Speaker 2: What are the highlights what you've been looking for.
Speaker 11: I've got three for you, basically, three that aren't sport related,
Speaker 11: the rest of sports.
Speaker 2: Why is my oven smoking?
Speaker 6: Is a picture trying to fit in.
Speaker 2: With the other ovens.
Speaker 6: It's morning born with the wrong crowd and it thinks
Speaker 6: it's cool.
Speaker 2: Just say no. So I got to that one. Why
Speaker 2: was it smoking? By the way, some sort of conbustible
Speaker 2: Is it dirty inside? Yeah?
Speaker 6: I mean it's just just from a physics perspectively, some
Speaker 6: sort of combustible material in there that's getting too hot.
Speaker 2: It's been in there a year. Grease on the elements.
Speaker 11: Why do I Why do you crave greasy food on
Speaker 11: a hangover?
Speaker 2: It's true?
Speaker 11: What is that? No one wants a salad? It was
Speaker 11: a boring answer, but it was. It was that there
Speaker 11: was a real, rare peptide that comes when you eat
Speaker 11: or drink and eat greasy food. It's called gallon or something.
Speaker 2: Hey might know. He's a scientist amongst.
Speaker 6: Us, So it's got alan and he's a guy that
Speaker 6: you want. You want to hang out with late at
Speaker 6: night and the next morning.
Speaker 11: And when and alcohol and greasy food give off the
Speaker 11: same feeling, that same peptie, which makes you want to
Speaker 11: have more and more of both.
Speaker 3: I like doing hair of the dog by eating greasy food.
Speaker 2: That's correct, but not eating hair off the dog, not
Speaker 2: in the hair from it.
Speaker 6: That is a different pepody.
Speaker 2: And finally, is nilely a scrabble word?
Speaker 11: Beck and I were having an argument because I'd put
Speaker 11: down nlely as a word double.
Speaker 6: Out hands are a bit nailely? When are you going
Speaker 6: to cut him? And it was not assumed it was everything.
Speaker 6: Everything is a scrabble words.
Speaker 3: I can use it in a sentence. I've been working
Speaker 3: on my house so much yesterday was a bit nailely,
Speaker 3: did about one hundred nails.
Speaker 6: That's the life.
Speaker 2: It's just the Australian version of scrabble where you add
Speaker 2: oh and y to the end of the word.
Speaker 6: It's the nickname that the hammer is the nails.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, Miss and Andy, thank you very much for still
Speaker 2: been on the show since am pleasure.
Speaker 6: We've got we've got a few more of those nine
Speaker 6: minutes left and.
Speaker 11: Or Jack's tied, so you've got to make sure that
Speaker 11: we can help you out, Christian.
Speaker 6: And I know his song's coming up to and I
Speaker 6: can only see James. This is the pressure we's phasing
Speaker 6: out in this conversation. He's not looking at him when
Speaker 6: he's practicing guitar.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to remember the lyrics that I wrote down
Speaker 3: late last night.
Speaker 2: Closed really well.
Speaker 3: For what's coming up, You've got to keep saying true
Speaker 3: story as well. They're here because of.
Speaker 6: Yes speaking to his old producer role.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, very cold. Maybe that is war where.
Speaker 3: How would you feel the grasshopper to tell the sin say.
Speaker 6: Yeah, to get even earlier than the show.
Speaker 3: Well, they used to, they're probably used to for this,
Speaker 3: the junken and like all the media for this, you're
Speaker 3: doing five and ten minute interviews with everybody, yep. And
Speaker 3: then Christian stolen you for a whole hour and then
Speaker 3: doesn't even mention the team.
Speaker 2: So I mentioned it last link.
Speaker 11: Yes, true stories nights and then we have functionary little things.
Speaker 2: That's the most powerful way to do it. You make
Speaker 2: it throwaway things, right, Well, what was he just talking about?
Speaker 2: And they follow that it stays with them rather than
Speaker 2: the hard cells.
Speaker 6: Are you going to make up a conversation, Christian? What
Speaker 6: are you doing Tuesday night? Do you want to come
Speaker 6: over for a barbecue?
Speaker 2: No? I can't. Watching the brand new series of True Stories.
Speaker 6: Yes, yes, And if you do, want to come over
Speaker 6: and drive over and you listen see how it can work.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, I'm with you now. Yes, Tuesday night
Speaker 2: at eight forty night. Great, And just have a look
Speaker 2: at your internet history, then your personal history being googling
Speaker 2: this week, Andy Lee, were just found out what was googling?
Speaker 2: Why is his up and smoking?
Speaker 6: Do you know what? I realized? I was googling? And
Speaker 6: then I was trying to figure out what was I
Speaker 6: was out for dinner the other night with a woman
Speaker 6: who was not my wife, who was my mother?
Speaker 2: More brack.
Speaker 6: That's right, Dad, I was out with my mum. Dad's
Speaker 6: really married, so he's not that jealous.
Speaker 11: Even if he wasn't, even if he was still I
Speaker 11: was still together, he shouldn't be.
Speaker 6: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It was a pretty It was a pretty good things.
Speaker 6: Got a bit he too, So I was telling and
Speaker 6: my and then I was my wife her grandplace. A
Speaker 6: week in radio we started talking about her family. He
Speaker 6: was worked in radio in Sydney and became one of
Speaker 6: the first guys on TV. He was a TV host
Speaker 6: in the fifties on a Channel nine chair. So've I've
Speaker 6: googled TCN shows, which was Channel nine's Sydney or New
Speaker 6: South Wales like station call sign TCN shows from the
Speaker 6: fifties because I was like, I can't remember the name
Speaker 6: of the shows on and I found it. He was
Speaker 6: on a show called a panel called What's My Line?
Speaker 2: Right in ninety fifty an old UK show from really
Speaker 2: years ago?
Speaker 6: How's this? Because I was like, you know a bit
Speaker 6: maybe as a funny idea, I was sort of going,
Speaker 6: maybe for our podcast, we could petition Channel nine to
Speaker 6: bring it back and we could.
Speaker 2: Has the show work.
Speaker 6: It's not that great, No, it's just like which is
Speaker 6: why I'm revealing the idea.
Speaker 2: Now everything is rebooted now, right?
Speaker 6: You know what it was?
Speaker 2: What hasn't been on for fifty years?
Speaker 6: While I was looking this thing, I was like, what's
Speaker 6: my alm? What happened? So celebrities come on the panel?
Speaker 6: Is this the way it works in the U K's
Speaker 6: there's three kind of celebrities, right, So they send the
Speaker 6: bigger he's goutty cams or whatever. Then a person, a
Speaker 6: regular person comes on sits there and the celebrities from
Speaker 6: what I can gather from this small blurb hosted by
Speaker 6: George Foster, my my wife's grandfather. George Foster like is
Speaker 6: the ring master and gets the celebrities to ask these
Speaker 6: people questions to figure out what they do for a job.
Speaker 6: It's and also not to that, it's what's my line
Speaker 6: of work?
Speaker 2: What? It's so slow? Right?
Speaker 6: I was ready just going I'm working TV ideas and
Speaker 6: I can't see it right?
Speaker 2: The peak thing right, even as a kid or so,
Speaker 2: this is really boring. Do you work with your hands?
Speaker 2: And then comes half an hour out of it? Do
Speaker 2: you do with your feet if you're not using your hands?
Speaker 2: What a stupid question?
Speaker 6: Is so boring because the thing is, it's just like
Speaker 6: how is this? How is this?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 6: How would you be coming back week after week after
Speaker 6: week ago when you turn up work? Would you say,
Speaker 6: there's got a lot of flower around?
Speaker 2: Just ask him?
Speaker 6: Are you a baker?
Speaker 2: What are you? Just tell me what you want?
Speaker 6: What are we doing here? I don't understand where the
Speaker 6: content comes from, Like, what's a good moment on the
Speaker 6: show that people?
Speaker 2: Would you know what? I hope, right, I hope big
Speaker 2: things for you guys, and you're going to do Walkstone Body.
Speaker 2: But I hope this time next year I'll come with
Speaker 2: a brand new show. What's my line of work? What's
Speaker 2: this guy doing for a just my job? Do you
Speaker 2: know what?
Speaker 6: Then I was like, Mom, this is terrible, like this
Speaker 6: kind of like I can't even believe there's a record
Speaker 6: of this a Wikipedia. But the American version is the
Speaker 6: longest running format of all. It's one of the only
Speaker 6: few shows that's lasted more than forty seasons.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but when TV's darted, that's easy to be stunk.
Speaker 6: Like early early Mattes theory.
Speaker 3: People were excited about the machine. The TV just wasn't.
Speaker 2: Seeing another human on a screen.
Speaker 6: It was basically a magical box.
Speaker 3: When it wasn't on, people stood is to Jack.
Speaker 2: I mean he still points it with a stick because
Speaker 2: he's allowed the remote because he doesn't live at the
Speaker 2: house that does to the TV.
Speaker 3: I'll lead a few weeks go by, and then I'll
Speaker 3: pitch this idea, what's my line to Christian as a
Speaker 3: radio show idea? When I'm lower of ideas?
Speaker 6: Have you were you ever asked? So it's still in
Speaker 6: the UK, you would have been.
Speaker 2: At the level I was all about nineteen seventy eight.
Speaker 6: It ran for forty seasons in America. Insane. But for
Speaker 6: you wear a suit. I've been known too. This is good.
Speaker 6: We'll be back after the rape and find out what
Speaker 6: corporate world I had to see if it's actuary or lawyer.
Speaker 2: All right, so you two have a choice now, Haymi
Speaker 2: should only been talking about two story season two. It's
Speaker 2: about eight forty Tuesday night. You can go now or
Speaker 2: after this break Jack is back with Jack Sings the Week,
Speaker 2: where he tells Store of this week's breakfast show through
Speaker 2: the medium of song. I believe there was a flute
Speaker 2: solo in the song this week. Is this true?
Speaker 3: That's right? The song is about a ghost who haunts
Speaker 3: this building who's been known to play flute. There will
Speaker 3: be a foot Well, we couldn't get a flute. There's
Speaker 3: a clarinet player coming in next. Oh. I'd like to
Speaker 3: stick around for that. But Jack, I would is going
Speaker 3: to put more pressure on you.
Speaker 2: Would you like us here or not?
Speaker 3: No, you, I would probably like you to leave.
Speaker 2: Your performance. I respect you, I respect your wishes.
Speaker 6: Respectfully decline. I will stay and aggressively intimidate him because
Speaker 6: as you know. When we first came to the studio,
Speaker 6: we said, look, you know, I feel like we're your
Speaker 6: parents would come to visit your grown up at university.
Speaker 6: Now like you've left our show, you're off in the
Speaker 6: real world. You're off on this show. And as part
Speaker 6: of your role as parents, it's our job to like
Speaker 6: a good parent would do during a university exam. This
Speaker 6: is the analogy supposed to stand behind you and watch
Speaker 6: you do the exam.
Speaker 2: Yes, you've come and to see how he's gone.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, well we'll love to be to know.
Speaker 3: Nig no banter or any talking amongst yourselves are yelling
Speaker 3: at I think it's.
Speaker 11: The first time of sales, the sentry where you get
Speaker 11: to choose to either stay or go in a stick around.
Speaker 2: Yesterday you were like, if the boys are still around
Speaker 2: and places loads of instruments, he might want to play
Speaker 2: the clarinet.
Speaker 3: Why don't you ask, go, I need to join play clarinet?
Speaker 2: Sorry, and you do it.
Speaker 1: Next, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, Hey, Missionana just found out that their interview that
Speaker 2: they were wanting to do down the line somewhere in
Speaker 2: somewhere in Australia has been canceled. That obviously heard this.
Speaker 6: Sorry, yeah we've we just can word how that our
Speaker 6: whole day of publicity for True Story has been canceled
Speaker 6: after appearance on this show. The good news is we
Speaker 6: are still allowed on air here will we will remain
Speaker 6: on air for as long as we can. I'd like
Speaker 6: to give a little insight to the listeners. I know
Speaker 6: we have a lot of fun in this show, and
Speaker 6: there's a lot of good band between Jack and Question.
Speaker 6: But during the Power of Love, Christian Jack staid at
Speaker 6: each other for the entirety of the song, and hell hands,
Speaker 6: that's the real that is the real power of love
Speaker 6: that's going on in this studio.
Speaker 2: All right? Eight on Shanna and the guy's about with
Speaker 2: the I can go with two stories.
Speaker 6: Make sure you can go second series the second Girl Work.
Speaker 6: They're back with their repor charge season and if they
Speaker 6: and if they, if they finally finally get their act together,
Speaker 6: then they might be allowed a second episode.
Speaker 2: All right, So this is now called Jack Sings the Week.
Speaker 2: Every Friday, Jack Sings a Week story of the Breakfast Show.
Speaker 2: According to Jack, we love this the boys putting into
Speaker 2: you what was speak because you're busy doing promo. So
Speaker 2: someone told me, asked it. There's a ghost in this
Speaker 2: building called little Timmy. He's often not playing a flute.
Speaker 3: We had some ghostbusters in yesterday to track him down
Speaker 3: and they go, you'll learn in the song.
Speaker 6: Okay, sorry, because I don't have This doesn't give the
Speaker 6: any of the song away. But from what I understand
Speaker 6: wating Ghostbusting series on Foxtel, it's people with very very
Speaker 6: sensitive microphones getting panicked at the smallest noise, pushing each
Speaker 6: other over as they ran out the door.
Speaker 3: They had three types of recorders.
Speaker 6: Sorry Jack, we laughed, Justine. Just in case you thought
Speaker 6: that you could move up for a bit of his voice,
Speaker 6: just broken had eventually.
Speaker 3: No, this song is in a funny low key and.
Speaker 6: Just again to you to choose the song, you man,
Speaker 6: it's this is a tough one for me. I'm just
Speaker 6: gonna goggle for a bit. But thank you Wembley for
Speaker 6: coming out.
Speaker 2: And I don't think the crash this and he thought
Speaker 2: it was funny if.
Speaker 6: I remember the original song, some pretty heavy content all right.
Speaker 3: This is a song about there was this kid got into.
Speaker 13: When an accent and when he was playing in flute,
Speaker 13: and he haunts this stage, play his flute all over
Speaker 13: the whole way.
Speaker 3: He lives inside the wall. You hear him in the car.
Speaker 2: Doors.
Speaker 3: I should have said as well, we've got a person
Speaker 3: in a ghost who playing clarinet as Timmy in the flute.
Speaker 14: Take it away, Timmy, very good, Timmy one more time
Speaker 14: now party sending flute.
Speaker 10: But we had to get rid of him, so we
Speaker 10: called some experts in.
Speaker 3: Then they were this group who brought in all.
Speaker 10: Their cat jets and their cameras and recorders, and they successful.
Speaker 10: Lead he found a ghost down in the backstair well.
Speaker 17: Buddy, it wasn't tim.
Speaker 3: This girl's name was Jeffrey.
Speaker 2: Jeffrey the wood wind.
Speaker 3: That was tim very good, Jake, one last time Timmy
Speaker 3: bringing home Man.
Speaker 2: Jackson was a wee awesome. I don't know what the
Speaker 2: rest of us said. Ghost under a blanket, that's Timmy.
Speaker 3: For people have just.
Speaker 6: And the ghosts couldn't find that.
Speaker 2: How censity was their equipment?
Speaker 6: Again?
Speaker 3: People have just cheateed and gone.
Speaker 2: I wondered what the show has been up to this week.
Speaker 3: I'll get it all in one song. You guys have
Speaker 3: had a really weird.
Speaker 2: As I said, it's like a school concert.
Speaker 6: What's the So they found jeff sorry Jeffrey by I
Speaker 6: mean I can insult him now he's been busted. They
Speaker 6: can't haunt me.
Speaker 2: So you couldn't.
Speaker 6: You couldn't like act tim But Jeffrey was behind the stairwell.
Speaker 3: He was easy in the fire exit. Timmy could be
Speaker 3: somewhere else.
Speaker 2: We don't know. He's eight and he's happy to be
Speaker 2: here and he doesn't mean any harm.
Speaker 6: So has he possessed you?
Speaker 2: He sort of says, he sort of said that like
Speaker 2: you were.
Speaker 6: You were possessed by Timmy for a second, didn't sound
Speaker 6: not like Christian's voice. Timmy's here and he wants you
Speaker 6: to know something that.
Speaker 2: The news is coming up next. It's a two story.
Speaker 2: Season two is Breakfast Final Go.
Speaker 6: Well now for his final attempt before we decided to
Speaker 6: put a bullet in it. Well, we'll leave the building now,
Speaker 6: jan When thank you so much having us a huge
Speaker 6: honed to be on the show.
Speaker 2: Tuesday night.
Speaker 6: We're going to go up through the fire escape now
Speaker 6: that we know what the safe.
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Speaker 2: six o'clock this morn. We do this every Friday of
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Speaker 2: Breakfast Show. Thank you much for the boys, Hey Michnani
Speaker 2: to stick around for the four hour. I hope you
Speaker 2: enjoyed that we did thoroughly. All right, then, so before
Speaker 2: we crack into your songs, we kind of got way there.
Speaker 2: We've got to give you the clue. We have another
Speaker 2: clue to apply trying win the ten can repeat work day. Remember,
Speaker 2: nothing goes on a Friday, So I'm saying I don't
Speaker 2: know anything more than that, but it's in the past.
Speaker 2: Nothing goes on a Friday. So Jack's clues this week
Speaker 2: jas when chance, we're giving a clue a day to you.
Speaker 2: He's done it in the style of a pirate, and
Speaker 2: you're going to carry on with that. Watch the Pirate today,
Speaker 2: al right.
Speaker 17: It it feels like we've been sailing for days and
Speaker 17: we haven't come across yet.
Speaker 3: The song that pays.
Speaker 17: But when it plays, you met you won't be mistaken
Speaker 17: If the song reminds you of Bacon.
Speaker 2: The Pirate never made it. That voice never made it
Speaker 2: all the way through? Did it?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 12: Wow?
Speaker 3: So all right, you won't be mistaken if the song
Speaker 3: reminds you of Bacon.
Speaker 2: Eighty song in a movie American singer reminds you of Bacon.
Speaker 2: There's no reason why you don't get that song. There's
Speaker 2: no reason why I now don't know the song. Got
Speaker 2: to hear it played twice though to win the money.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's true.
Speaker 2: There it goes back in character.
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Speaker 2: Jack's been given up the clues this week and obviously
Speaker 2: what happens in radio stations of the weekend, you'll hear
Speaker 2: like a promo. If it doesn't go today, there'll be
Speaker 2: one going, hey, it could be next week. And it was.
Speaker 2: We've already voiced it. And obviously when we're recording this
Speaker 2: sometimes you've got to do it a couple of fluffs
Speaker 2: to do a pickup, as we call it, and you
Speaker 2: redo it and you were having a bit of.
Speaker 3: Oh you didn't you didn't have it. The only thing
Speaker 3: I'll say about this is they got us to do
Speaker 3: it right first thing in the morning.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's play this back. So there was a script
Speaker 2: in front of me, script in front of Jack.
Speaker 3: It's from an eighty the songs from an eighties movie.
Speaker 3: The song, the song, the song.
Speaker 2: From the eighties.
Speaker 3: The song is listen. The song is from the eighties.
Speaker 3: It's in a movie. The artist is American. The movie
Speaker 3: is about dancing. What's your new clue?
Speaker 6: By the way, you haven't given it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I haven't writen it yet.
Speaker 2: Figure out those clues and you'll win the ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Oh and the first time we play, oh oh and
Speaker 3: the first time we played on the show.
Speaker 2: Oh oh oh, Well that's another clue. Powerful acting there
Speaker 2: from both of us.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you know that we're dog points right. Sorry, yeah,
Speaker 3: don't put it sheets of paper in front of me.
Speaker 3: I'm an organic broadcast. It comes to my mind. It
Speaker 3: didn't come from the paper.
Speaker 2: You're right, it's not Miles. You know you preapologize.
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Speaker 2: Three early on this morning, seven thirty, we'll be doing
Speaker 2: the phrase that Pays with our friend Hamish McLaughlin. This
Speaker 2: where every week. I don't even know why he does this.
Speaker 2: He dreads doing it. I've got no idea why he's
Speaker 2: playing like Russian roulette with us and his career. This
Speaker 2: is an established professional broadcaster who slums it with us,
Speaker 2: and I still don't understand why people keep saying to me,
Speaker 2: why is he doing that? But he does so. Each
Speaker 2: week I give him a random phrase. He has to
Speaker 2: work it into his Channel seven commentary. Last week, we're
Speaker 2: looking for your favorite lines in songs, and it went
Speaker 2: with this one. You don't see me? Yeah? How on
Speaker 2: earth does he make that work? But he does? It
Speaker 2: was his best one ever.
Speaker 12: Interesting here Luke beaveradge to talk about that it's all
Speaker 12: about contested football and intensity. I mean, now, can you
Speaker 12: have any pudding if you don't you make What he's
Speaker 12: basically saying is it's all about reward for effort.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's right, he did so well. If this excited
Speaker 2: us about how can we push it? We did it
Speaker 2: this morning. We're looking to build a will and all
Speaker 2: your favorite movie quotes. We had tons. The will spun
Speaker 2: kind of landed with a little bit of assistance on
Speaker 2: this one. Former Blues Brothers. Four Fried Chickens and a Cook.
Speaker 3: Four Fried chickens and a Coke Gonna get it into
Speaker 3: tonight what's the begain to not Channel seven Tigers First Cats.
Speaker 3: He promised he's got two games this weekend, but he
Speaker 3: said he will put in primetime, which is on Channel
Speaker 3: seven tonight. Good luck to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you don't think actually, if you think about it, now,
Speaker 2: could he do it where it cuts away to the crowd,
Speaker 2: there's a guy having a beer or something to eat,
Speaker 2: he can go. Obviously he's just gone to get that.
Speaker 2: This's like four fried chickens and a coke there anyway,
Speaker 2: and action picks up. Still hard, It is really hard.
Speaker 2: So anyway, make sure you're watching it tonight and let's
Speaker 2: know when you hear it, and then we'll catch up
Speaker 2: with them and play it back on Monday's breakfast show.
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Speaker 2: Thank you very much for tuning in. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much to Hamish Nandy, Hamish Blake. Check him out to
Speaker 2: Channel seven. How can you work out work in for
Speaker 2: fried chickens and a coke? What are you up to
Speaker 2: this weekend? Jack?
Speaker 3: I'm going to the foody tomorrow.
Speaker 2: YEP.
Speaker 3: I offered to bring your girls because I managed to
Speaker 3: convince them to be Essendon fans. Well you're a demon fan,
Speaker 3: but you guys going up the.
Speaker 2: Snow we are hopefully it looks like well I'm taking
Speaker 2: for the first time to Mount Buller, so a long
Speaker 2: drive this afternoon, but excited to go and explore a different,
Speaker 2: a new part of this amazing city in state. What's
Speaker 2: it like? Have you've been? What can we expect? Yeah?
Speaker 2: It's snow right, Yeah, I'll guess that. That's why they've
Speaker 2: got skiek oh my work, Thank you, Willias Fogg. What
Speaker 2: can you expect? One manship advisor? What can I expect? Snow?
Speaker 1: Ah?
Speaker 2: We better pack some sneaky kids. Oh right, okay, we
Speaker 2: thought we were headed on the beach the phrase mountain,
Speaker 2: but yeah, anyway, Toller, today's show is get to the Whopper.
Speaker 2: Thanks very much to listen to the shows this week.
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