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Speaker 3: Now, let's just get straight into the big burning issue
Speaker 3: of the day. By the year twenty fifty, there be
Speaker 3: no more Gary's around. Gary's are dependable people. My brother
Speaker 3: in law's at Gary Gary's in my mind, to the
Speaker 3: people that coach kids footy, the carpet layers who are
Speaker 3: going to do those jobs in the twenty fifty.
Speaker 2: My uncle's are Gary He fixes the post he buy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is right around. This is what Gary's do.
Speaker 3: They're fixers, They're doers, Okay, And this is sad. By
Speaker 3: the year twenty fifty, no more Gary's. This is sam Yu.
Speaker 3: So not only if you think about that, in the
Speaker 3: year twenty fifty, the environment that's gonna be screwed and
Speaker 3: there'd be no more Gary's. This is a double blow today,
Speaker 3: a double b I'm trying to wake you up with
Speaker 3: bad news. I really am, But save oar Gary. Can
Speaker 3: we do something this morning on the show together to
Speaker 3: save our Gary. First of all, let's celebrate the name Gary,
Speaker 3: because it is one of those names where going back
Speaker 3: in the many many years, if you think about the Bible,
Speaker 3: is there even a Gary in it? Jesus didn't hang
Speaker 3: around with any garys, did he know?
Speaker 2: He wasn't one of the discipherings.
Speaker 3: No, not one of the saints. Gary's a saint of
Speaker 3: watch sicky of electricians. There's no saying. And if you
Speaker 3: think about the Romans, there was no you know, you
Speaker 3: think about the great names Marcus Aurelius, there's no Gary.
Speaker 3: They watch out, Who's Who's Who's Who's the leader? There
Speaker 3: there's none the Plato. You know, Gary, there's not been.
Speaker 3: It's not been a significant name in history in Sport.
Speaker 3: There's been a lot of great Gary. Obviously, here you
Speaker 3: got Gary.
Speaker 5: Lyons, Gary Lyon, Gary Apor and Junior.
Speaker 3: So this morning I wonder if we could try and
Speaker 3: find a top ten of historically significant garys Sport. I
Speaker 3: was in comedy. You got Gary Shanding, one of my
Speaker 3: favorite comedians of all time. The eight Great Gary Shanding,
Speaker 3: Larry Sanders and the Gary Shandling Show. So we need
Speaker 3: to be them representing the rural areas, music, sport, pop culture.
Speaker 3: Great Gary's So, who do you want to put forward? Oh,
Speaker 3: you can't put forward your uncle?
Speaker 2: Can I put forward my plaster? And Gary the guy
Speaker 2: who did our plaster?
Speaker 3: And no, it's got to be historical. I mean if
Speaker 3: he did the Sistine Chapel. Yes see, I bet Michaelangelo.
Speaker 3: I've got a guy in to help him out with
Speaker 3: some of that Sistine Chapel called Gary, or at least
Speaker 3: borrow some ladders. I tell you who's got the most
Speaker 3: Australian name in the world. As the bass play with
Speaker 3: in Excess, He's called Gary Gary Bears. Is there anyone
Speaker 3: in Australia with a more Australian name then Gary Gary Bears.
Speaker 3: It's enough with the double Gary chuck in the surname
Speaker 3: beers Gary Gary Bears base play with in excess.
Speaker 2: All right, I've thought of one Gary oldman.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, it's a good one.
Speaker 3: Great actor, very very good actor.
Speaker 4: I'll give you another actor, Gary Sinise.
Speaker 3: Of course, Lieutenant Dan always known as Lieutenant Dan in
Speaker 3: Forrest Gump. He's a great actor. All right, So Jack,
Speaker 3: if you could get the whateboard, let's try and form
Speaker 3: our top ten of great Garys. Who should go on
Speaker 3: this guy? The top ten of great Garys nine four
Speaker 3: one o four three. When we come back from this
Speaker 3: jascott of theory about why Gary's might be dying out.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three Save our Gary's. You're waking up to the news today.
Speaker 3: I just give it to you straight. The boy the
Speaker 3: year twenty fifty, the name Gary will be and get this,
Speaker 3: not dying out. Extinct that you think of extinct is
Speaker 3: only used with animals, isn't it sad these days? All right?
Speaker 3: But the name, the humble name Gary is going to
Speaker 3: be extinct by the year twenty fifty. I guess hipsters
Speaker 3: aren't really naming baby boys Gary.
Speaker 2: But that's only thirty years away. That's giving current Gary's
Speaker 2: a bit it's a bit aggressive to them. Yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: Gary out of the genie is still pretty yeap, you know.
Speaker 3: Do you think that's why recently he's quite aggressive when
Speaker 3: he's playing, as he knows that his time is coming
Speaker 3: to it, not as a player but just as a name.
Speaker 2: You know, there's a reason I think that Gary's in
Speaker 2: Australia will not be You wouldn't bring a new Gary
Speaker 2: into the world, and it's because.
Speaker 3: Of a famous a new Gary into the world.
Speaker 2: It's because of a famous commercial that used to play
Speaker 2: so often. It was like a quit smoking ad with
Speaker 2: at the sounds like this.
Speaker 3: And so why would they have gone with the name Gary?
Speaker 3: They have listened to This.
Speaker 2: Is a guy Gary trying to smoke.
Speaker 3: I guess if you were called Gary in this advert
Speaker 3: was suddenly everywhere. That's all you would get a chance anytime.
Speaker 2: So there was a guy who at the same plaster
Speaker 2: that did our house the other carpenters every day when
Speaker 2: he came in.
Speaker 3: No Gary still doing it when fifteen years old, you're
Speaker 3: a kid here.
Speaker 2: So if you were thinking of raising a Gary.
Speaker 3: Also, there would have been a brainstorming session about what
Speaker 3: to have the guy that they're all going to say
Speaker 3: no to, and they would have gone for the Like
Speaker 3: I said, it's still on those humble names. Isn't it
Speaker 3: the good name Gary? So we're trying to form this
Speaker 3: morning a top ten of great Gary. So we've got
Speaker 3: I think definitely put Patsy's one up there of the
Speaker 3: actor American actor Gary Sines, Lieutenant.
Speaker 2: Danny Yeah, and Gary Oldman can go.
Speaker 3: On, Gary Oldman, and yet it's brilliant commissioner Jim Gordon,
Speaker 3: of course Batman and loads of other movies as well.
Speaker 3: Gary Shandling, awesome comedian Gary Lyons has to go up.
Speaker 3: Gary Ablett. You've got senior and junior.
Speaker 2: They both go in top ten, they have to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, all right, let's go to the lines. Who's
Speaker 3: this here? We've got Scott, good morning, Good morning guys, Scott,
Speaker 3: welcome to the show. Which Gary do you want to
Speaker 3: put forward? Is a great Gary Gary Player, the golfer, Yeah,
Speaker 3: Hall of famer. What's the eleven majors? I think ten
Speaker 3: or eleven majors? Definitely, Yeah, I forgot about the name
Speaker 3: Gary Player.
Speaker 2: I didn't know Gary Player, but it's a great name
Speaker 2: for a golfer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it was one of the world's best golfers. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I think eleven majors. Some of the goldf heads might know,
Speaker 3: but I think it's around nine, ten or eleven. But yeah,
Speaker 3: that's a great one. Scott, thank you very much. Nope,
Speaker 3: you didn't have anything else to say, I just want
Speaker 3: to share that and get out of here. Kimberly, good morning, Hi,
Speaker 3: how are you. We're good, Kimberly, thanks for calling the
Speaker 3: show this morning. And what's a great Gary for us?
Speaker 6: Garry Anderson The Dark Fire.
Speaker 2: I don't know if that's top ten.
Speaker 3: I've got to be honest, right, I know, maybe like
Speaker 3: two or three dark plays, but I do not name
Speaker 3: the dark play Garry Anderson, Yeah, who does he play for?
Speaker 6: Scott One?
Speaker 3: Scotland haven't produced a lot of great dark players. And
Speaker 3: not being funny, I'm sorry even.
Speaker 2: Even who is the most famous dark player in the world.
Speaker 2: I couldn't even tell you.
Speaker 3: The Vikings fill the Power, Taylor Barney vesta world. There's
Speaker 3: so many great dark players. But Gary, maybe I'm not
Speaker 3: across that one. We have to check it out, Kimberly,
Speaker 3: we can't put that one forward. Let's go to Anne
Speaker 3: in Noble Park. Good Mording, Anne, Good morning, all right?
Speaker 3: Who were missing off?
Speaker 6: I got Gary Sobers and Gary Coleman.
Speaker 3: Gary Sobers definitely very famous cricket player. Gary Coleman different
Speaker 3: strokes gave the world. What's he talking about? Willis absolutely
Speaker 3: is He's kind of the mascot of it. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: definitely yeah, I did as well. Great one. They're giving
Speaker 3: us two and thank you very much. If you've got
Speaker 3: any more great Gary's give us a call this morning
Speaker 3: nine four one four, one oh four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Couple of quick apologies. One, it's sir Gary Sobers.
Speaker 2: Do you have to say every time you use his name?
Speaker 3: So yeah, if you're a knighted butch and even pretty
Speaker 3: much all this it's not even on there. He's Sir
Speaker 3: Gary Sobers, very very famous and admired cricketer. He might
Speaker 3: be the only knighted Gary where you need to come
Speaker 3: back to you. But the other one, Gary Anderson, the
Speaker 3: dart player that we've just poo poo and that poor
Speaker 3: woman that called in former World number one two time
Speaker 3: World Channel hily decorated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he had a great twenty fifteen by the looks.
Speaker 3: Of it, through the Perfect nine data as well, which
Speaker 3: is nigh on impossible to do as well, So he
Speaker 3: needs to go on as well right now. Then we
Speaker 3: do this every Thursday on the show and we play
Speaker 3: back some of our favorite ones on a Wednesday mornings,
Speaker 3: d're on the Golden a Golden Hour. We call it
Speaker 3: the isolated vocal. It's just is that it's an isolated
Speaker 3: vocal track from a song. We listened to the isolated vocal,
Speaker 3: and because they's stripped away of anything else, you hear
Speaker 3: it in a very different way, and you appreciate the
Speaker 3: song in a different way than we hear the original song.
Speaker 3: We love these brand new one tomorrow morning at eight
Speaker 3: o'clock on the show. Here's a classic one from nineteen
Speaker 3: eighty one phil Oaki from the Human League, Don't you
Speaker 3: want Me? Baby?
Speaker 7: You were working as a waitress in at Cotel Bar.
Speaker 3: When I met you. I picked you.
Speaker 7: Out, I shook you up and turn you around, turned
Speaker 7: you into someone you.
Speaker 2: Now five years later on you've.
Speaker 3: Got the one at your feet.
Speaker 7: Success has been so easy for you. But don't forget
Speaker 7: it's me who put you where you are now, and
Speaker 7: I can.
Speaker 2: Put you back down to.
Speaker 3: Don't don't you want me?
Speaker 7: You know I can't believe it when I hear that
Speaker 7: you won't see me. Don't don't you want me? You
Speaker 7: know I don't believe you when you say that you
Speaker 7: don't me. It's much You're late to find.
Speaker 2: You think you.
Speaker 7: Change your mind, you better change it back.
Speaker 3: Or we will.
Speaker 8: Both be sorry. Don't you want me? Baby? Don't you
Speaker 8: want me? Don't you want me? Baby? Don't you want me?
Speaker 3: If you found off the isolated vocals, you can find
Speaker 3: loads of them. You're gonna down a wormhole on YouTube
Speaker 3: if you just type in isolated vocals. People have put
Speaker 3: through like compilations, ten twenties of them. There's great. If
Speaker 3: you have a fine one that you think we're so
Speaker 3: great on the show, more than welcome to email it
Speaker 3: to me. Christian at gold one I four to three
Speaker 3: dot com dot au. Good morning, Pete Logan there with
Speaker 3: us in the pub as well at the party as
Speaker 3: well on Friday night. A lot of you enjoyed chatting
Speaker 3: to me. He's on the show next week. Pete Logan
Speaker 3: has texted in. We're still not getting Sir Gary Sobers right.
Speaker 3: We're talking about a top ten of great. Gary's the
Speaker 3: name Gary this morning, guys. Gary Sobers is not his
Speaker 3: actual name. His name is officially Sir Garfield Sobers. Is
Speaker 3: that more cricket old school cricket name than.
Speaker 2: That Garfield Sobers? Do he take him off the list?
Speaker 2: The list not a true Garrett.
Speaker 3: No, you've got to be a true Brew, not shortened
Speaker 3: or anything like that. You need to be an original Gary.
Speaker 3: So thank you for clarifying. One more to add on
Speaker 3: is one of the great guitarists, one of the great
Speaker 3: blues guitarists. Was in and out of Thin Lizzie quite
Speaker 3: a few times, but an amazing guitarist. Gary Moore definitely
Speaker 3: should go up there with.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: We're want to save the name Gary this morning. Can
Speaker 3: you believe these startling facts? By the year twenty to
Speaker 3: fifty the name Gary will be extinct.
Speaker 2: I'm just having a look at the stats. Now, nineteen
Speaker 2: fifty one was the biggest year for Gary's and I mean,
Speaker 2: what was going.
Speaker 3: On around that time then when Gary would have been
Speaker 3: an aspirational cool name. All the names we're talking about,
Speaker 3: Sir Garfield Sobers, Gary Sobers, there must have been some
Speaker 3: great Gary action.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know where it made it as.
Speaker 3: A golden Gary time. It's a time to be a Gary.
Speaker 2: And now you look at the compared to that, you
Speaker 2: look at the sad numbers. Now dwindling since two thousand
Speaker 2: and six. It's just straight down.
Speaker 3: Well of any of us, right, any of us three
Speaker 3: ever got a text and friend going, hey, great news,
Speaker 3: are sharing a little little baby. Gary's that's been four
Speaker 3: to eight pounds. Never seen that text ever.
Speaker 2: I go into the shop to get you Welcome to
Speaker 2: the world, Gary, and they're all sold out.
Speaker 3: So we're trying to form a top ten of great
Speaker 3: Gary's some more to add on then on the behalf
Speaker 3: of the round ball game soccer, the original football Gary
Speaker 3: Linicer yep still holds the records for the most goals
Speaker 3: in World Cup games. Not the England of a great
Speaker 3: world track. We've won it once. We seem to think
Speaker 3: we should be winning it again. But it has got
Speaker 3: ten but great player, clinical finisher, finisher as well, great
Speaker 3: commentator now as well some more. A lot of people
Speaker 3: suggesting that we've missed off the great and I feel
Speaker 3: really upset about this. Gary Boosey, what an act, Yes,
Speaker 3: scenery ture, I mean underseage. You remember when we we
Speaker 3: did the movie Club, the first one we we did
Speaker 3: under siege. Gary Boosey in that point break lethal weapon.
Speaker 3: Have you seen have you seen any of the leather weapons,
Speaker 3: great farm, They're great. Do you remember the one he's
Speaker 3: in where he's mister Joshua pats anyone beer.
Speaker 2: Beer, mister Joshua. Raise their hands out there, I mean.
Speaker 3: Ask them Minenny Old producers mcgo and no Brad Producer Brad.
Speaker 3: Gary Boosey in Lethal Weapon, Gary Busey. He's a brilliant actor,
Speaker 3: he is. Do you know a bit bit I'm on
Speaker 3: about mister Joshua. When to show how tough mister Joshua is,
Speaker 3: he produces his clenched fish and he holds her over
Speaker 3: a cigarette lighter and his skin starts to burn. He
Speaker 3: doesn't even feel any pain.
Speaker 2: That's stupid.
Speaker 3: It shows how tough Gary Boosey is. So he needs
Speaker 3: to go on our list of top ten great Gary's uh,
Speaker 3: all right, let's go to the lions of anymore that
Speaker 3: we haven't thought of. JD. Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 3: How are I I'm good buddy? You well this morning?
Speaker 9: Always well?
Speaker 3: Good man? All right? Which Gary are we missing?
Speaker 9: Infamous Ozsie Rockey, Gary Anderson, Angry Anderson Rose.
Speaker 3: Of course it's Gary angry Anderson. People just know us
Speaker 3: Angry Anderson. But he is a Gary. You're right, Classicalsi rocker.
Speaker 2: Cool. Can we chuck Gary Anderson up there and it
Speaker 2: takes care of the darts player that we didn't know about, Gary.
Speaker 3: And Gary Anderson For Gary Anderson, one in, one out,
Speaker 3: thank you very much.
Speaker 1: JD for Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Of the weekend. I was keeping up and see what's
Speaker 3: going on. It's the Women's World Cup at the moment
Speaker 3: in soccer over in France, Australia and England playing in
Speaker 3: the group stages at the weekend when it all kicks off,
Speaker 3: Australian narrowly losing to Italy. England on a Manchester win
Speaker 3: their opening game against Scotland. Get this, America are the
Speaker 3: defending champion the Women's World Cup. I've just beaten Thailand
Speaker 3: thirteen nil. That's pretty big for a huge for a
Speaker 3: soccer game. Key easily just lost to the Netherlands. Good
Speaker 3: luck Australia women's team playing again this Friday. You've got Brazil.
Speaker 3: Oh so that's a big asker. That's a big ask
Speaker 3: We had a hard draw Italy Brazil.
Speaker 2: There was a third and the fourth one in there
Speaker 2: as was not easy.
Speaker 1: This is it.
Speaker 3: This is you sounds so Australia. He called us had
Speaker 3: a tough flaw. We've got Argentina this weekend. They're amazing
Speaker 3: as well. They're more South American game. Give us someone easy,
Speaker 3: just let us play, otherwise you won't put it in.
Speaker 3: I bet Patsy isn't good in the sports news because
Speaker 3: you lost at the weekend.
Speaker 2: Whenever I've played FIFA PlayStation as a kid, I'd always
Speaker 2: play against the Solomon Islands. They had kid.
Speaker 3: Country, all right. So here's what I'm gonna do now,
Speaker 3: is we're trying to save the name Gary because by
Speaker 3: the year twenty fifty, the name Gary is going to
Speaker 3: be and this is the word to use now, extinct.
Speaker 3: It is dying out extinct. By the year twenty fifty,
Speaker 3: there'll be no more Gary's in the world. That saddens me.
Speaker 3: Brother in law is a good, dependable man called Gary.
Speaker 3: You've got an uncle called Gary.
Speaker 2: But that's the thing. Gary's are in their fifties, sixties,
Speaker 2: they're not young.
Speaker 3: Hey, listen, take it easy. There were Gary's.
Speaker 2: There's a game youw born garys there's a.
Speaker 3: Gary Morty had it right now. It's just tuned in
Speaker 3: and this is scaring him. Okay, we need to be
Speaker 3: a friend to the Garys in Melbourne right now and
Speaker 3: around the world to reassure them that we this show
Speaker 3: is never going to leave the Gary's behind. Here's two
Speaker 3: things we need for the rest of the show that
Speaker 3: the three hours that we've got ahead of us, right,
Speaker 3: we need to try and find out the youngest Gary
Speaker 3: we've got listening. What do you reckond someone under twenty five?
Speaker 3: Do you reckon there's going to be a young Gary?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I reckon they're all thirty forty to fifty sixties. I
Speaker 3: don't reckon there is a one sub twenty five. The
Speaker 3: other thing is, do you think that we can persuade
Speaker 3: any of our expecting mothers to maybe just think again
Speaker 3: about the name Gary? Ne ask?
Speaker 2: But what you will be doing is creating a link
Speaker 2: for Gary to live on into the future. The name
Speaker 2: may become pop thier again, and your son or daughter
Speaker 2: could be the Gary that keeps the name alive.
Speaker 3: There's nothing worse when you're trying to name your kids.
Speaker 3: Then you think, oh, Craik, suddenly there's another five Rubies
Speaker 3: in a class or stuff like that. Right, you could
Speaker 3: rest ashort now more Gary's. You're kid to be the
Speaker 3: only Gary.
Speaker 2: In the school schoolyard. Confusion.
Speaker 3: You yell Gary, there's only one kid looking around. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's a great names, it's a sacred name. Okay, So
Speaker 3: who is the youngest Gary we've got listening? In fact,
Speaker 3: if we just call Gary, because you just help our studies,
Speaker 3: but it's calling in just we can put you in
Speaker 3: our Gary database to protect you. On nine four one
Speaker 3: four one o four three. And anyone expecting a baby
Speaker 3: this year, baby boy that can think about the name
Speaker 3: Gary or girl and think about the name Gary.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: All right, so we'd listen. I'm not going to sugarcoat this.
Speaker 3: It is heavy news. We're waken up to today that
Speaker 3: the name Gary is going to be extinct by the
Speaker 3: year twenty fifty. And we say not on our watch.
Speaker 3: If we have any pat we have no powers, but
Speaker 3: no way, come on, let's do something to save our Gary.
Speaker 3: Gary's are dependable people, reliant. Every family should have a
Speaker 3: Gary in it as an uncle or a cousin. I've
Speaker 3: got a brother in law called Gary, a good man,
Speaker 3: a dependable brother in law, your uncle.
Speaker 2: He's a great man. Hello Gary, if you're listening my uncle.
Speaker 3: Hi, my brother in law. Gary often catches up a
Speaker 3: couple of shows behind the podcast. Hey, you got any
Speaker 3: shout outs to Gary? So you want to do Patsy? Hi?
Speaker 2: Gary? She was texting. I just looked at her.
Speaker 3: What are you texting in the middle of the show.
Speaker 4: I'm on Twitter. I'm just looking at news stories.
Speaker 3: Break So who are you texting the news?
Speaker 5: No, I'm just looking at this lightest on, this uber story,
Speaker 5: which is very exciting. We don't have any Garys in
Speaker 5: our fam.
Speaker 3: Since five. What do you know, Hey texting during the show?
Speaker 3: I think Garrie Bigmore's during that. That's why she's got
Speaker 3: that award from the Queen.
Speaker 4: Phone doing Twitter.
Speaker 5: We don't have Gary's in our family because we've got
Speaker 5: more class.
Speaker 3: Well that's really nice, isn't it yourself? That's Gary?
Speaker 10: You know what that is?
Speaker 1: There?
Speaker 3: Garyist because we've got more class. So you're shunning, You're
Speaker 3: you're the reason. You're the hater. You're the Gary denier.
Speaker 4: We've got a colin, but it's got nothing to do
Speaker 4: with anything.
Speaker 3: Get back on your phone. Back on your phone to
Speaker 3: save Gary's all right, Jack and I are doing our
Speaker 3: work anyway. Patsy knows what she's doing. We've got a
Speaker 3: top ten of Gary's that we've been forming. I have
Speaker 3: the kind of chairman I'm going to put on this
Speaker 3: is the greatest Gary there is out there, which is Gary.
Speaker 3: Gary bears not one two. Gary's in the name Gary.
Speaker 3: Gary bears bass player with an excess.
Speaker 2: And it covers both spellings two hours in the first
Speaker 2: Gary one hour and the second Gary.
Speaker 3: He's the captain of all. Gary is the team Garry.
Speaker 3: So what we're on this morning is fine. What is
Speaker 3: our youngest listener here in Melbourne that is called Gary?
Speaker 3: And if there's anyone due to give birth this year,
Speaker 3: how do you feel about saving the name Gary? We've
Speaker 3: got Gary on the line now, Good morning Gary.
Speaker 11: Morning guys.
Speaker 3: How I am?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 3: Listen forget about us? How are you this morning?
Speaker 9: Oh mate? You know, listening to realize I'm a dying breed.
Speaker 2: How does it make you feel? Honestly?
Speaker 3: Is it Gary? Oh? Yeah? It was a bit weird.
Speaker 9: I tried to actually name my son three years ago Gary,
Speaker 9: but my wife just turned around and said, yack, god.
Speaker 3: Oh no, she's like.
Speaker 7: That.
Speaker 3: Is tough news. Not even that she didn't like it.
Speaker 2: Turned around? What's your son called?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 10: Ah? Righter, talk about it?
Speaker 9: It's crap.
Speaker 10: Gary so much better.
Speaker 3: This is a classy name. We need to protect and
Speaker 3: save our Garys. And so do you know many other Garys?
Speaker 10: Yeah, the next door neighbor to the factory.
Speaker 11: I've had a few bosses of Gary, but they're all.
Speaker 9: Being in their forties to fifties. I have never met
Speaker 9: one yet. It's why you're younger.
Speaker 3: So Gary, for the last studies this morning. The important
Speaker 3: work we're doing, and to save our Garys. How old
Speaker 3: are you, mate?
Speaker 9: Thirty three?
Speaker 3: Thirty three? Young Gary, Gary in his prime. It's what
Speaker 3: we're talking to.
Speaker 9: Tradition and let me.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry Gary? All right, Gary, take care? Thanks recording
Speaker 3: now guys one, all right, let's go to another Gary
Speaker 3: who might be younger than thirty three. Good morning, other
Speaker 3: Gary Online two? Gary Online two, Good morning, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: All right, So Gary, how old are you?
Speaker 9: I am seventeen?
Speaker 3: Get in well. This is exciting cutting edge of Garys,
Speaker 3: the new breed of Gary's in the world. This is great.
Speaker 2: Scientists want to stay. How do you Gary?
Speaker 3: Are you? We need to pray. Yeah, we need to
Speaker 3: preserve you a amber people to be around. They're coming
Speaker 3: right now to get you.
Speaker 2: So one day we can make a theme park like Garland.
Speaker 3: So Gary again, do you know many people of your
Speaker 3: age teenagers called Gary?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 9: Actually no not really. Most of the people I know
Speaker 9: who are Gary actually older like than fifty.
Speaker 3: Yeah. How do you feel with the news and you've
Speaker 3: probably heard it on the show this morning? By year
Speaker 3: twenty to fifty extinct?
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's going to be shocking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a it's a dying name. You don't need
Speaker 3: to preserve and say Gary.
Speaker 2: Is it like being a Gary?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I love it? Is this what we're going to refer
Speaker 3: to on the show as the Gary Interview? And what
Speaker 3: do you do? Gary seventeen? What are you studying or
Speaker 3: how are you going to change the world?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 9: So I'm studying at the moment, I want to be
Speaker 9: an astrophysicist or a geologist.
Speaker 10: This is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who are going to be?
Speaker 3: Who's going to be a Gary astrophysicist? And he year
Speaker 3: twenty fifty one.
Speaker 2: You're you're a great Gary.
Speaker 3: Thank you get a bit emotional tool, bloody lovely Gary.
Speaker 3: Gary will send you some of our socks. Okay, cool,
Speaker 3: thank you all right, So we say put a line
Speaker 3: under it now Gary at seventeen.
Speaker 2: That's the youngest one. But play still. Any expecting mothers
Speaker 2: or fathers to be we would love you to call.
Speaker 3: If you're expecting father to me, I'd love you to
Speaker 3: call it anywhere. There's a different interview there. What happened the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three last link we just did. It was pretty clear
Speaker 3: that Pats he was texting on our phone and not
Speaker 3: actually paying any attention to what was going on. I
Speaker 3: was one of the producers had come forward with some information.
Speaker 3: Producer Beck Hi Hi being so beck apparently pers perhaps
Speaker 3: told us that she was looking up the news about
Speaker 3: this uber air story because it's very interesting, and I
Speaker 3: knew she was lying to me.
Speaker 5: I'm looking for breaking The mother is multi skilled, she
Speaker 5: can do five things at once, but.
Speaker 3: But a breakfast that be just told me that you
Speaker 3: were texting her.
Speaker 2: Do you want to know what she texted me?
Speaker 4: That was her texting beck about do we have tickets
Speaker 4: to the boat show? A listener asked me.
Speaker 3: In the middle of a link, you will go to
Speaker 3: the opening of an envelope.
Speaker 4: No, I'm not going it's for a listener.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and this is a new new feature we're doing,
Speaker 3: is it?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 3: What is that how we got these? You two tickets?
Speaker 3: Or toy story four show Guilty busy trying to save Gary's.
Speaker 2: That's right, you're not even taking yourself out of the show.
Speaker 2: You're taking the producers out of the show as well.
Speaker 2: It's a double There could have been the youngest Gary
Speaker 2: We've ever wanted to speak to. A four year old
Speaker 2: Gary trying to call the show and Beck was all
Speaker 2: tied up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well thanks, pats you've killed the show. They're my
Speaker 3: best now between now and ten, but it's probably over.
Speaker 3: Everyone move on back tomorrow morning. Nothing to listen to here,
Speaker 3: Not even Patsy's listening to the show. Can you get me?
Speaker 3: I wanted get my grabby little hands on our of
Speaker 3: them boats.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 3: Hey Passy, do you want some tickets? Completely opening on
Speaker 3: my front door of the New Ham. What I'm going
Speaker 3: to do now is just to let Patsy know when
Speaker 3: we're talking on air and stuff, what do you guys,
Speaker 3: think about this then the big story that's gone viral
Speaker 3: the last forty eight hours. I'm a massive UFC fan.
Speaker 3: Taking you to be cave side is an extreme combat
Speaker 3: sport and you're a VIP there.
Speaker 2: Could you used to commentate the TV in the UK so.
Speaker 3: You appreciate how extreme it is for the men and
Speaker 3: women brave enough to walk out there and get locked
Speaker 3: into a cage. Justin Bieber he strikes you as the
Speaker 3: kind of guy who's a cage fighter. He does not
Speaker 3: know he has called out Tom Cruise. Now Tom Cruise
Speaker 3: is fifty six. Justin Bieber is twenty five, thirty one
Speaker 3: years as senior. He's not a fighter. He's a singer.
Speaker 3: And to call somebody out it really feels like if
Speaker 3: you're not a fighter, it's sort of thing you lasted
Speaker 3: at school, isn't it?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 3: Why would he? And also I'll tell you how I
Speaker 3: put all my money on if that was to happen, right,
Speaker 3: And Bieber said, he's serious and already, like ESPN have said,
Speaker 3: if you are prepared to do this, we will screen
Speaker 3: his money YouTube Netflix and I'll be bidding for it
Speaker 3: because it will be the pay per views would be huge.
Speaker 2: I mean I would watch it.
Speaker 3: I'd watch it. I'm telling you now, I've put all
Speaker 3: my money on one guy, Tom Cruise.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely.
Speaker 2: We all agree that I've met Justin Bieber and me too.
Speaker 2: He's not a huge guy.
Speaker 6: Not just that.
Speaker 3: When he came into my old radio station, I wasn't
Speaker 3: interviewing him. There was another radio station there in our
Speaker 3: building called Kiss, and he was coming into the interview.
Speaker 3: By then. I opened the door for him because he
Speaker 3: was struggling to open right. And I opened the door
Speaker 3: for him like a sort of dad would do right,
Speaker 3: And he went, I'm not set. That is how he spoke.
Speaker 3: I looked at his team with he went, he's talking for.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised he even opened the door. When he came
Speaker 2: in as an interview for Hamish Nandy, he brought along
Speaker 2: the biggest entourage I've ever seen.
Speaker 3: Open doors, hands and lids.
Speaker 2: There was a guy there that the whole time the
Speaker 2: interview is on held a subway sandwich. Then as soon
Speaker 2: as he finished the interview, he handled in the subway.
Speaker 2: Sound you're choking.
Speaker 3: He's got a subway sandwich. And not just that. When
Speaker 3: he walked past me, Justin Bieber right. I sort of
Speaker 3: eyed him up to see get the mark of this kid.
Speaker 3: And he's one of the world's bigguse megastars. He I
Speaker 3: don't want to sound like an old guy here, but
Speaker 3: go buy a belt, son. His jeans were by behind
Speaker 3: his knee.
Speaker 4: I hate that look, so I know it must it.
Speaker 3: Must make me sound old. I don't care. I'm forty
Speaker 3: six and really happy. You looked an idiot. I don't
Speaker 3: think you'd even make it to the cage you fall over.
Speaker 3: Put a bell. Tom's son calling out Tom Cruise. What's
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise done to him? As well?
Speaker 2: Now from the other side, of course, Tom Cruise in
Speaker 2: films looks like a great fighter. In Mission Impossible.
Speaker 3: I've seen that last one. Tom Cruise is ripped at fifty.
Speaker 4: Seven and he does all his own stunts in that
Speaker 4: doesn't this?
Speaker 2: But does that translate to you? I can actually fight through?
Speaker 3: But what it does? He can still he would kick
Speaker 3: the crap out of him. I'd give that fight no
Speaker 3: more than one minute. He would just flatten and crush Bieber.
Speaker 3: Then he jump up and down on him like he
Speaker 3: did on that couch. There'd be no more Biber. He
Speaker 3: would end the world of Baber.
Speaker 2: Would you beat Bieber?
Speaker 3: Anyone would beat Bieber? You would beat Bieber? Okay?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So Toy Story four ventures into some Us. Next week
Speaker 3: June twentieth, we're hosting an advanced screening the day before
Speaker 3: hide an entire cinema. You can come and join us
Speaker 3: for our next movie club, only three weeks after the
Speaker 3: last one we did for a Rocketman Christian Colin say wow, Wow. So,
Speaker 3: whether you've got kids or not, these are Disney Pixel movies.
Speaker 3: The Toy Store one's a classic. Come and join us
Speaker 3: next week. We've got family passes. How many many tickets
Speaker 3: you want? I think we've got room for about three
Speaker 3: undred people in there for.
Speaker 2: We did you say they get how many however many
Speaker 2: ticks they want?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Alright, I'm the winner. I'll have say so.
Speaker 3: I forgot how it works with our movie club. Once
Speaker 3: you've taken aw allocation of twenty two for your extended family.
Speaker 2: I'm not the one trying to get both show tickets, right.
Speaker 3: You're quite right, hardest tickets in town, all right, So
Speaker 3: make us say wow, what is your story that can
Speaker 3: make the three of us all say wow nine four
Speaker 3: one four one O four three call the Wow line. Now,
Speaker 3: oh you working on that all weekend those three days.
Speaker 3: They really helped me. Boss, look at the gold had
Speaker 3: come back with the wow line. Let's go. That's how
Speaker 3: I do it, all right, then there's take some stories. Megan,
Speaker 3: good morning, Good morning, Christian, good morning, welcome to the
Speaker 3: Wow Line. One. Okay, and what's just too too much?
Speaker 3: What's your story for us?
Speaker 6: Christian?
Speaker 11: My lovely eleven year old boy has a size sixteen shoe.
Speaker 3: Wow, Wow, that is a big foot.
Speaker 11: It's a big foot, but it's a beautiful, gorgeous of course.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my god, what is now? What is?
Speaker 2: I think Lebron is a size fifteen?
Speaker 3: Jordan. They're grown up. They're grown man, he's eleven. What's
Speaker 3: he using for slippers? One bat Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 11: It's so hard to get shoes for it. Now he's
Speaker 11: just kind of just got out of the you know,
Speaker 11: over the shelf. So now I have to look to
Speaker 11: try to order shoes for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't buy sixteens off the shelf. You can't
Speaker 2: buy fourteens off the shelf.
Speaker 11: No, we got fift We're very lucky with a six
Speaker 11: higher six we got a sixth or fifteen, but beyond
Speaker 11: that it's really hard.
Speaker 3: I didn't know they went up that highlight that's increggible.
Speaker 11: So it's footy boots for fifteen, and I think the
Speaker 11: Xploits brand go to sixteen.
Speaker 2: You get so little choice as well. At that side
Speaker 2: my back.
Speaker 3: And then obviously he's eleven. He's going to keep growing.
Speaker 11: I know he's the only great six in primary school.
Speaker 3: How tall he is tall?
Speaker 11: He's about five eleven, so he's getting there. He's getting there.
Speaker 11: But he's just a beautiful, big, gorgeous Polynesian boy.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's coolt Hey listen, come along, bring him, bring
Speaker 3: him along, bring Bigfoot with us next week. No, I'm joking. No,
Speaker 3: he don't turn to keep his feet off the seats.
Speaker 3: Were to see the screen. Come down and love to
Speaker 3: meet him next week, bring him toy story four. Thank you.
Speaker 11: He's nine year old brother has a size ten foot.
Speaker 3: The whole family, the big Foot families are coming down.
Speaker 11: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: You personally look forward to meeting you next week. Okay,
Speaker 3: thank you, all right, So we're looking for you to
Speaker 3: call up some one. So that was only a double
Speaker 3: wow from Jack and I nine four one four one
Speaker 3: O four three. Give us a call. What's your story
Speaker 3: to make us say well?
Speaker 1: Called the woll Line, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: John Farnham, that's ready, mister Christian O'Connor. There's been so
Speaker 3: much boat chat today. I just have to say it's
Speaker 3: the Christian O'Connor Boat Show because I know I've also
Speaker 3: got I was gonna say the Melbourne Boat Show, and
Speaker 3: I've obviously got to say the name of the show.
Speaker 3: This is what you've done to me, but it's my fault.
Speaker 3: I'm Christian O'Connell boat Show. Untangled it. You've got the
Speaker 3: Melbourne Boat Show, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. What a done?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 3: How do I get a show?
Speaker 10: Christian?
Speaker 2: Wow?
Speaker 3: Some of you who just said we're like wow them
Speaker 3: over there was no one else better Australia couldn't do
Speaker 3: the show say his own name. I got us up
Speaker 3: and make us say wow. Coming join us next week.
Speaker 3: In advance screening off Disney Pixar's toy story for Nicole,
Speaker 3: good morning, how I it's kay, param It's kay Yeah,
Speaker 3: oh sorry about that mislabeled. All right, welcome to the show,
Speaker 3: thanks for calling, thank you, And how old are you? Eleven? Eleven? Okay?
Speaker 3: And how can we Are you calling us up with
Speaker 3: the story to make us say wow? Yeah awesome? So
Speaker 3: are you on your way to school? Mate?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What school do you go to? Some Reville? Any good?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Got a favorite teacher, ah, missus Gowler. Yeah. What
Speaker 3: does she teach you for?
Speaker 11: She's my normal teacher, gotcha.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's good to have a normal teacher. No time
Speaker 3: for those other non normal abnormal teachers. A right, And
Speaker 3: you've got some good mates. You got some good buddies
Speaker 3: at school. Yeah, you want to say hello to them?
Speaker 3: Who are your best mates?
Speaker 6: Cooper, Braiden, Gary?
Speaker 3: Do you know anyone called Gary?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a rare name. Now all right, well listen,
Speaker 3: what are you calling us up about? What's your story
Speaker 3: to make us say? Wow?
Speaker 12: I got a ten pound snapper?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 11: It was at Mornington Yeah.
Speaker 3: Amazing place ago fishing a ten pounds snaper? I mean
Speaker 3: that's huge. That's like a size of a shark. He's
Speaker 3: a big ten pounds. Yeah, massive, It would have been
Speaker 3: really heavy. Did you get it? Yourself or does someone
Speaker 3: have to help you.
Speaker 6: I've wound it in the whole way, but dad needed it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, it's a well from me.
Speaker 4: That is a wow moment.
Speaker 2: Well done on guys.
Speaker 3: You're too late there with your wows.
Speaker 2: I did ten pounds sevens more? Isn't pound? Isn't that
Speaker 2: only about three or four kilos kilograms?
Speaker 4: Eleven?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Five killers, that's pretty good.
Speaker 3: You've got to get out of the water. That's just
Speaker 3: a thin little fishing line. Yep. Not everyone can be
Speaker 3: as strong as you. One year old man coming to
Speaker 3: a young boy here eleven. Oh, I don't think that's impressive.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's good. Impress twice. I have never
Speaker 2: caught anything so well done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well done, buddy. Hey, you want to come and
Speaker 3: see Toy Story four with us next week?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 3: You want to help me beat up Jack and the toilets? Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, we'll see you next week. Well done. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, thanks for calling in. Have a good dB school.
Speaker 3: I will thank you my pleasure. Nice to talk to you.
Speaker 3: You too, need to have a word with yourself. What
Speaker 3: that was harsh?
Speaker 4: Oh No, I was impressing.
Speaker 3: Yourself, you were Okay, it's Jack here just trying to
Speaker 3: lord it up with his strong boy you just because
Speaker 3: you got my steps. Now suddenly you're pushing around next eleven.
Speaker 4: Year old boys child jacket child.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the anchor.
Speaker 12: Good morning, Good morning, guys, good.
Speaker 3: Morning the anchor. Okay, what's your makers say?
Speaker 12: Well, okay, So I was traveling through Turkey with some
Speaker 12: friends and we were packing up getting ready to go
Speaker 12: to Greece, and I lost my left song and I
Speaker 12: was pretty upset about it, but I thought, now I'll
Speaker 12: pack the right one because I'm with friends. I hopefully
Speaker 12: it'll turn up somewhere. They were in Greece and we
Speaker 12: went out on the town and we thought we'd take
Speaker 12: a short cut across the beach to get back to
Speaker 12: our accommodation. And I've literally tripped and fallen over something
Speaker 12: and it was a left song in my exact size,
Speaker 12: in my exact color. So I got my pair of.
Speaker 2: Songs back washed up across the Mediterranean in Yeah.
Speaker 3: That's crazy, no way, no way. Sorry, but this is
Speaker 3: the first ever non wow. We've never had this before.
Speaker 3: I've been playing this game for now for a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks. In the show, we've had a one wow too,
Speaker 3: well the alswer three, never a non wow and never
Speaker 3: the old come on this listen. No one has got
Speaker 3: a thong story that will ever make anyone go wow.
Speaker 2: If true, sure wow, But I just don't. I don't
Speaker 2: believe that.
Speaker 3: Some stinking old somebody else's.
Speaker 2: Throng there a bit dolphin picked it up one and
Speaker 2: shut it out. Did she come anyway?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes she could come anywhere. Okay, guys, but please
Speaker 3: don't come up to me again. Start telling me more
Speaker 3: about the story. Okay.
Speaker 1: Condition of the tickets the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Gold
Speaker 1: one four point three.
Speaker 3: Last few calls will make us say well, it's saymbore
Speaker 3: you make us say well, Ben, you try and make
Speaker 3: us all say well, meet Jack and Pat's no triple
Speaker 3: wow yet this morning Hi is too. And then the
Speaker 3: lowest one we've ever had, the whole feature with the
Speaker 3: mysterious thong reappearing. Know me, good on him?
Speaker 6: Good morning Christian, they may, I hope.
Speaker 3: You're well, welcome to the show. Thanks for holding on
Speaker 3: for us. What's your story?
Speaker 6: My daughter baby sat for Chopper read but didn't realize
Speaker 6: it was him until she well tells you. He came
Speaker 6: into the room Wow, that is that is amazing. What happened, Well,
Speaker 6: she's got a She found an ad on the noticeboard
Speaker 6: at the Maternal and Child Health Center. She got the job,
Speaker 6: and I went and took a round and met the mother,
Speaker 6: and then about half an hour later she rings me
Speaker 6: and goes, mom, I'm babysitting for Mark Reed. I said,
Speaker 6: who's Mark Reed? She goes, Mark Chopper read, I've gone really.
Speaker 6: She said, yeah, I'm sitting on his toilet at the moment.
Speaker 6: I've gone really, and she goes, yeah, she said, I said,
Speaker 6: what's he like? And she said, he's actually really nice.
Speaker 6: She said his paintings are all around the place and
Speaker 6: that big one of him with the two guns, you know,
Speaker 6: crossed over his chest. And she said they were showing
Speaker 6: me around and they said, oh, this is the microwave,
Speaker 6: but we can't use it. We don't know how to
Speaker 6: use it, so we're just putting bread in it at
Speaker 6: the moment. So she showed him how to use the microwave,
Speaker 6: and then he dropped her off home and she said
Speaker 6: he was really nice and he was playing country and
Speaker 6: Western in his car.
Speaker 3: That's incredible.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well you don't sort of realize that, but I
Speaker 6: mean we lived in Clifton Hill and he was in Collingwood,
Speaker 6: so you know, it's it's not a huge distance.
Speaker 3: Really, nay from me. He's always, as it always.
Speaker 4: Says, sure about this one.
Speaker 3: Why it's a great story. What's wrong with it?
Speaker 4: There's nothing wrong with it? But I don't know if
Speaker 4: it's a wow.
Speaker 6: How many people do you know that a baby sept
Speaker 6: for Chopper read or.
Speaker 3: Your face defensive?
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I'm sorry, I don't think that is for me.
Speaker 3: Fight.
Speaker 4: We had someone babysitting for Robert de Niro Friday night.
Speaker 4: That's true about our anniversary show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but Tropper reads a more local character.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the one thing you've got to hold against
Speaker 3: Robert de Niro. He doesn't live in.
Speaker 6: If not a local, you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's out of touch with the people. Abound them.
Speaker 4: Betty paid in cash, didy cash in hand, of course
Speaker 4: I did.
Speaker 3: That's what was in the microwave. Don't go that way,
Speaker 3: big old bundles of cash. They're using it as an
Speaker 3: at M. How much you're paying you an inch is
Speaker 3: like good fellow? So much? Just hap Yeah, all right, listen,
Speaker 3: I will give you birth to join us anyway, know
Speaker 3: MEI let's take one more now, Tracy, Good morning, Good
Speaker 3: morning Christian, Tracy, welcome to make us say well off
Speaker 3: you go. Okay.
Speaker 10: Around twenty six years ago, I was working in a hotel,
Speaker 10: fell down their cellar. Then was told by the doctors
Speaker 10: my brain had moved, so I could no longer smell
Speaker 10: or taste.
Speaker 3: Our brains can move, they can. But how do you
Speaker 3: add any kind of brain trauma, like an impact on
Speaker 3: the head, hit on the head or knocked unconscious.
Speaker 10: I don't know. I don't recall anything of the accident
Speaker 10: that they said the brain had moved, and I can
Speaker 10: now no longer smell anything or taste anything.
Speaker 2: And nothing else is wrong with you, not according to.
Speaker 10: My partner, But no, nothing else is wrong with me.
Speaker 4: That must be terrible to not be able to taste
Speaker 4: your food and stuff.
Speaker 3: It is.
Speaker 10: It's just like having a constant cold.
Speaker 3: You're right, awful, lose the sense of testing lucky and
Speaker 3: so is that is that it so permanently? Now will
Speaker 3: it ever come back? I know it's permanent, right because
Speaker 3: if it was me, I want to give the old
Speaker 3: nog in another shape. You don't get water in the air,
Speaker 3: jump up and down. I guess you can't do that
Speaker 3: with your with your row with the cortex.
Speaker 2: What food do you miss the most, Tracy, Chinese, very flavorsome,
Speaker 2: So we can say with that answer.
Speaker 5: It's lucky you went more injured though, like that, that's
Speaker 5: obviously a pretty bad injury. But like, did you have
Speaker 5: any broken bones or anything?
Speaker 10: Nothing with my shirt.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 3: You hear about people having a head injury or something
Speaker 3: and then wake up and they can speak fluent Spanish.
Speaker 3: This genuinely happens.
Speaker 10: It does that. There was nothing, nothing extra with superpowers
Speaker 10: for you, No superpowers.
Speaker 3: But does that mean you could go into like the
Speaker 3: world's hostage chili eating competition over? This is easy. I
Speaker 3: don't getting nothing getting it? Yeah, you must be able
Speaker 3: to you know the Scotch spotnet whatever it is the
Speaker 3: world's hottest chili.
Speaker 2: That's a superpower.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Tracy, we'll give you some tickets. Come and see
Speaker 3: toy story with us.
Speaker 10: Oh great, thanks very much, Christian pleasure.
Speaker 3: I look forward to meeting you next week.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I look out for you. Tracy. You're the one I entering.
Speaker 3: Just loads of mustard on your hot that's more than
Speaker 3: enough there. I can't taste it.
Speaker 10: I can be yours great.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you very much, Tracy, thank you very mu.
Speaker 3: We didn't get any chipple whalesers today didn't enjoy it.
Speaker 3: Do you even give one out pants?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: I don't believe I did today.
Speaker 3: Enjoy receiving heightts two for one tickets with the Lumo Energies,
Speaker 3: Loumo Flicks Plan, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: This uber air story is really interested in big news
Speaker 3: for so Dallas, LA and then Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Melbourne the only place outside of the US, one
Speaker 5: of the three to be chosen.
Speaker 3: Huge. Yeah, jeeves Sydney have come here to the great
Speaker 3: greatest city in Australia.
Speaker 2: Can I ask? Is there a pilot inside with you?
Speaker 2: Or is there a is it remote control or no.
Speaker 4: It's piloted.
Speaker 5: There's special choppers, electric choppers and they take often land
Speaker 5: vertically and well like a rocket.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I do you mean vertically?
Speaker 1: What?
Speaker 3: What what they previously do? Helicopters? That what we did?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I know, but not like a plant coming?
Speaker 3: What do you think? They fly a catapult?
Speaker 2: A big shut.
Speaker 5: Test flight start next year and then they'll be commercially
Speaker 5: viable if you do, you.
Speaker 3: Know, I think that you're right. Helicopters actually sorry about you, right,
Speaker 3: aren't they? They sort of got the nose when they
Speaker 3: go forward, don't that? But the nose done? I guess
Speaker 3: with it because of the high buildings. If they're going
Speaker 3: to land and city in that, then it's got to.
Speaker 4: Go straight straight up.
Speaker 3: So what would they would he be used for high
Speaker 3: flies literally businessmen who can afford it, No, I don't
Speaker 3: think so.
Speaker 5: I think the regular Joe will be able to use
Speaker 5: it because it's going to be the same cost of
Speaker 5: like an uber black Yeah, like eighty six bucks from
Speaker 5: the city chair.
Speaker 3: If I just know one click away, I can get
Speaker 3: drunkenly in an uber air and it drops me off
Speaker 3: half cut back in Brighton. That is my wife's going
Speaker 3: to really know I'm coming in late. I can creep
Speaker 3: in late in the moment there's a chopper landing.
Speaker 2: They land, they land on the road or.
Speaker 7: Roof.
Speaker 4: That's a good point. Actually, I wonder if fellows like stations, so.
Speaker 2: Horror above your property and you.
Speaker 3: And just horror a bit of you just rolled out.
Speaker 5: Hey, they'll be good for Melbourne cup time, because that's
Speaker 5: a nightmare to get into the course over the racing carnival.
Speaker 5: I reckon it'll be busy during that time when it's up.
Speaker 3: To me this right. The great thing about Uber is
Speaker 3: obviously you can you know, you put in where you
Speaker 3: want to go to and you'll get the four different options,
Speaker 3: okay with the price. I don't know about helicopters. Is
Speaker 3: there like a Holden Commodore, BT, Toyota, Camery, Helicopter, Gemini
Speaker 3: or is it just helicopter?
Speaker 4: It's just the one sort methinks.
Speaker 3: And this starts next year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, test test flights next year and then we'll be
Speaker 5: able to take it three years after that twenty twenty three.
Speaker 3: Who are going to be doing the test flights?
Speaker 4: Well, I guess the pilots.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but who else will they have? Like mannequins in
Speaker 3: there as well? They're not going to have actual humor.
Speaker 4: You're putting your hand up, are you?
Speaker 3: I think it's you're the best person, you mean, yep?
Speaker 3: From where I would that actually for you? It will
Speaker 3: really benefit you. Get the news chopper in, speak to
Speaker 3: the sales team today and you're on the Melbourne boat Show.
Speaker 3: Tickets also an Uber Air free pass without some coupons.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So on today's show them we woke you up with
Speaker 3: the startling facts that the name Gary is dying out.
Speaker 3: In fact, well they get twenty to fifty, the name
Speaker 3: Gary will be extinct. We're doing our bit to save
Speaker 3: our Gary today, even the outwork time wherest respects Gary's
Speaker 3: put Gary in a movie. Let's immortalize Gary's. I've got
Speaker 3: there's something about Gary. Great start rocket Gary one hundred
Speaker 3: and one Gary Mations Gary with a chance of Gary Balls.
Speaker 3: What what if you got foot? Put Gary in the.
Speaker 2: Movie when Gary met Sally?
Speaker 3: Nice lovely couple Gary and Sally. You met them?
Speaker 2: Natural born garys snow whiten the seven garys.
Speaker 3: That's nice. Gary's in the midst and Gary of Arabia, Ah, yes,
Speaker 3: Gary in Arabia. All right, then Texas yours then, But
Speaker 3: Gary in the movie. We're looking for Gary movies O
Speaker 3: four seven five O three one O four three, O
Speaker 3: four seven five three one O four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: All right, then we're trying to save our Gary. Say
Speaker 3: the name Gary's dine out extinct? They say, were the
Speaker 3: year twenty fifty. We're trying to do everything we can.
Speaker 3: We're still appealing for any mum's judy give birth this
Speaker 3: year to please think again about the humble name. It's
Speaker 3: a waste of time, isn't it. No one's going to
Speaker 3: go for that. I don't think it's a middle name anymore. No.
Speaker 3: People feel very strongly about certain names like Gary Wayne.
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about a Gareth baby Gareth?
Speaker 3: No, I think even that sounds all right. So we're
Speaker 3: ask if you're Gary Movies, Gary Fellers, Good Fellas, Over
Speaker 3: the Weekend Gold, Gary, Where's My Car? Gold plus Grow
Speaker 3: One weekend at Gary's Gold, Gary with Benefits.
Speaker 2: Current later Gold plus the never.
Speaker 3: Ending Gary Silver, The Gary with the Dragon Tattoo, Silvil
Speaker 3: plus Gary Blanker Danielle That is brilliant Gary Blanker, Banker,
Speaker 3: Gary blank Yes, all right, Silver plus Lethal Gary Gold,
Speaker 3: Gary Busters Silver, Seven Brides for seven, Gary's Gold, fifty
Speaker 3: Shades of Gary Silver, tending to hate about Gary Gold,
Speaker 3: Dirty Gary, That's clever Gold, Janet and Epping World, Gary Potter,
Speaker 3: Gary the Philosopher's Stone. It's a different movie Harry Gary,
Speaker 3: it's just one letter, Gary Potter. It's not al wizard,
Speaker 3: is he?
Speaker 2: It's just it's this the first three chapters of Harry
Speaker 2: Potter before he knows he is a wizard for the
Speaker 2: entire series.
Speaker 3: Pretty cool. Gold, Oh Gary, where aren't though?
Speaker 2: Silver plus?
Speaker 3: Well done Martin, thank you very.
Speaker 1: Much for those The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three?
Speaker 3: What's the latest with you? And the monorail project outside
Speaker 3: the house?
Speaker 2: Okay, it's not a monorail, it's the skyrail, but I
Speaker 2: guess from a distance it looks like a monorail, just
Speaker 2: an elevated con.
Speaker 3: We're going to go and see via the monorail. We're
Speaker 3: going to go and see. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: If you don't get an invite, you can just catch
Speaker 2: a train on the Upfield line and look.
Speaker 3: What is the latest? Because you just you know, you
Speaker 3: were doing up your place for two years. Yes, and
Speaker 3: then the whole thing about the level crossings.
Speaker 2: So we're right on the train line and in Brunswick
Speaker 2: and Kobec they're going to put this sky rail through
Speaker 2: to go above.
Speaker 3: And is that one hundred percent lockdown?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 2: That's that's all locked in now, definitely going.
Speaker 3: Line that's parallel with your road.
Speaker 2: The whole thing, the whole thing from Maland Road all
Speaker 2: the way over Bell Street.
Speaker 3: So what have you in the residence. You got no right.
Speaker 3: They just need to do it.
Speaker 2: You just need to do it.
Speaker 4: You tried, didn't you?
Speaker 2: But I tried to protest. I wrote a protest song
Speaker 2: and sing.
Speaker 3: Well you got the song. Well you were invited to
Speaker 3: go and join the street a meeting you didn't even
Speaker 3: go to.
Speaker 2: I got bored of those things. But the most boring.
Speaker 3: Protesting is so boring.
Speaker 2: Point those community meetings particularly boring, and those information sessions.
Speaker 3: They grind you down with the admin.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you the most boring one sounds like it's
Speaker 2: coming up this Sunday. The council is offering to drive
Speaker 2: any members of the community who want to be involved
Speaker 2: on a bus down to all the existing sky rails
Speaker 2: in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: So we all, he's not going to win you over.
Speaker 3: I mean, they said, hey, listen, here's so here's a
Speaker 3: lot of money or something as a sweetener, a trip
Speaker 3: round all the other monorails.
Speaker 2: What's you on the way, Well, that's I guess we
Speaker 2: look at the bridges, look at the overpasses, look at
Speaker 2: the stations, and go, this is what could be in
Speaker 2: your neighborhood. All right, back on the bus. Now we're
Speaker 2: going to.
Speaker 4: That'll make you more. Did sit against its?
Speaker 10: Will it?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 3: Just say hey, look, it's not as obstructive as you think.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know either way.
Speaker 3: I'm not going to because one of my one of
Speaker 3: my good friends that I've made out works for the
Speaker 3: organized a couple of times. It's always very awkward. You
Speaker 3: just neither of you go. Then he works in this building.
Speaker 2: I tried to go there first time. Remember I said, hey,
Speaker 2: I hear you work for the level level Crossing ROOMOV
Speaker 2: and he goes, I don't know. I've got nothing to
Speaker 2: do with.
Speaker 3: He's even told me we were playing golf before he goes.
Speaker 3: So what do you hope Jack knows? I'm not I'm
Speaker 3: not managing the cobord projects and stuff like that. Did
Speaker 3: you too need to clear the air?
Speaker 2: So I going to do it?
Speaker 3: Please do it for the show.
Speaker 2: Come on the whole day around with memory.
Speaker 3: Anything weekend yesterday I said, what do you do with
Speaker 3: a long weekend? Get on the bus, you guys, come
Speaker 3: with me it's not my house. Perhaps you don't tell
Speaker 3: them that we're trying.
Speaker 4: To pull dozing the houses, are they they're not.
Speaker 3: They're just they're just enhancing the views. I've always hoped
Speaker 3: if I go upstairs, I've got a view of it,
Speaker 3: you know, people staring in through a monorail.
Speaker 2: I'll go the boring bath and report back.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So you're off to claim you're ah all the way.
Speaker 3: I can get you some great tickets to the Melbourne
Speaker 3: Boat Show, can you no, no, no legit?
Speaker 4: Yeah, my brother will love that and it comes every year.
Speaker 3: Oh, this is brilliant. These are really really good tickets
Speaker 3: with a load of extras as well. Okay, because they
Speaker 3: sponsoring the show this week. What you got to do
Speaker 3: is you've got to win the for you brother.
Speaker 4: Okay really yeah, as long as it's not a Brian
Speaker 4: Adams quiz, I.
Speaker 3: Have a quiz already prepared of a load of boat questions.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it's back. It's boat than ever. You need
Speaker 3: to know you know your boats. Your brother can go
Speaker 3: to the Melbourne Boat Show. Yeah, I don't do that
Speaker 3: you've got. Yeah, you've got twenty four hours to become
Speaker 3: a boat expert. Don't let your brother down. I bet
Speaker 3: your brother's a good guy.
Speaker 4: You've met him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he came here, so you need to swat up
Speaker 3: now on boats.
Speaker 4: All right, done, Tyler.
Speaker 3: Today's show. Then as we try and save our Gary
Speaker 3: is Gary Asseg Park. We are back tomorrow morning. Huggies
Speaker 3: on the way.
Speaker 1: Next the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three