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Speaker 3: World for the Christian Chuckles all the way, Oh conall,
Speaker 3: I think regular mammal star for Breakfast Show.
Speaker 4: We seem at the local woolies in his moccasin smell.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you the question, have any of you
Speaker 2: ever consumed egg yolks by themselves? Raw? Yeah? I had?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean I remember the first show we did.
Speaker 3: I got really really hungry because I've never done breakfast radio.
Speaker 3: And then the next day I tried to scal some
Speaker 3: raw eggs to feel my belly and I got really sick.
Speaker 2: Today this morning, I've had three egg yolks raw because
Speaker 2: I read yesterday that it's a great brain wake up,
Speaker 2: and I've got to be honest, I don't feel very well.
Speaker 5: Oh.
Speaker 2: You know, as soon as you haven't something, you think of, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm not sure this is for me, and then it's
Speaker 2: in you that you know, just the yolks.
Speaker 3: So three what theos are?
Speaker 6: Do you know what yolks are?
Speaker 2: A bit of the middle the balls.
Speaker 3: His brain's working paths.
Speaker 2: Paying off that.
Speaker 4: Did you do it like an oyster and just slip
Speaker 4: it down the back? You didn't like, chew into it,
Speaker 4: just like down the back of the throat, right.
Speaker 2: I put them all into a little cup, the three
Speaker 2: of them, got mixed them all together with all of
Speaker 2: fork and then just chugged it down like a shot.
Speaker 3: I didn't mix them together because wait, when you mix them,
Speaker 3: you break the yolks apart. Whereas Path's right, if you
Speaker 3: drink it like an oyster, you can keep them intact
Speaker 3: and they just go down and I guess they dissolve
Speaker 3: in your belly.
Speaker 2: You know when you have something whenever you think about it,
Speaker 2: you get away with. Yeah, the egginess inside me? When
Speaker 2: would ever dissolve? Sitting there right now? Hey, that is
Speaker 2: great you. Then the UFC is coming back to Melbourne
Speaker 2: for the Robert Witzaker fight, which is huge. They've chosen
Speaker 2: Melbourne over Vegas for this will be the biggest UFC
Speaker 2: fight in a very very long time. It's amazing.
Speaker 4: You're very excited, aren't you.
Speaker 2: I cannot wait. I'm so excited. October the sixth, it
Speaker 2: feels really soon. Week after the Grand Final. It will
Speaker 2: bring about ten million dollars just into Melbourne alone. You're
Speaker 2: going to have that, Like you said, Pats, that will
Speaker 2: be a billion people watching that. Fine, it's a lot.
Speaker 2: That's huge. You were there. I took you to the
Speaker 2: one in February when it was meant to be Robert
Speaker 2: Witzack fighting but you had to put out with an injury,
Speaker 2: and we saw Adasania fight. Then this up and coming
Speaker 2: young kid who's the next. At some point he will
Speaker 2: be the future middleweight champion. Whether or not he's going
Speaker 2: to beat Robert Whitskow, I don't know, but amazing, super
Speaker 2: talented fight.
Speaker 3: Who else did we see that day? Matt Damon and
Speaker 3: Chris Hemsworth?
Speaker 2: Right, the boys are back, can you imagine? I'll tell
Speaker 2: you what. All the showbiz fans that you often see,
Speaker 2: like the lead singer of the Red Hot cheap Epers
Speaker 2: you always see, We're exciting Vegas. Anthony Keidis yep, bizarrely
Speaker 2: a massive USC fan. Yeah, they'll all be in town.
Speaker 2: This is amazing. I cannot wait. I've already put in
Speaker 2: a request to the UFC for tickets.
Speaker 3: Will you have me back?
Speaker 2: Would I know you were a very wide eyed new fan.
Speaker 2: I will have you back. I cannot wait.
Speaker 4: This is just super To tell me what's the difference
Speaker 4: with UFC as someone who doesn't know a lot about
Speaker 4: the code. How is it different to boxing? Is it
Speaker 4: a bit like kickboxing or not?
Speaker 2: First of all, thank you for using the word code.
Speaker 2: I like that it is a code patsy. Yeah, you
Speaker 2: can obviously, like you've got traditional boxing, but then they
Speaker 2: can also kick, and they can also wrestle, and they
Speaker 2: can also do submission fighting as well on the ground,
Speaker 2: So they are about five different ways you can lose
Speaker 2: a fight. You can be knocked out with someone's fists
Speaker 2: or knees or feet, but you can also be choked out.
Speaker 4: Or submit, so you can touch that from the neck
Speaker 4: up or not, well you.
Speaker 2: Can you can also kick their legs as well like kickboxing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's full on pats honestly, And for some people there
Speaker 2: are a lot of boxing fans that don't like you see,
Speaker 2: they find it is.
Speaker 7: Too aggressive, right, But when you actually watch it, if
Speaker 7: you actually watch a fight rather thinking you don't like it,
Speaker 7: and you see how skilled they are, and they are
Speaker 7: athletes now fit, they've got to be five minutes this
Speaker 7: title fight.
Speaker 2: They'll be here in October five five minute rounds boxing
Speaker 2: when uns of three minutes and you're trying to judge
Speaker 2: the distance when someone might kick you, they might nee you,
Speaker 2: you're going to shoot in for a takedown. And you
Speaker 2: saw how much they're sizing each other up. A lot.
Speaker 2: It's not so much of what happens as what's not
Speaker 2: going on. They're trying to read each other and a
Speaker 2: lot of it is mental, definitely.
Speaker 3: I came into it with a bit more of a
Speaker 3: less of a knowledge about what it was, and I
Speaker 3: kind of thought it was a blood sport and only
Speaker 3: really think lauded for its violence. But that's only when
Speaker 3: you see it peripherally on highlights and that sort of
Speaker 3: thing in online videos.
Speaker 2: But you see a guy with a bloody face being
Speaker 2: pummeled and it is it is vogue.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was. It was way more of a
Speaker 3: sport and I appreciated, isn't it.
Speaker 2: We don't know what's going on, but when you watch it,
Speaker 2: but if you've never been before, you should go and
Speaker 2: watch fight or go to the pub watched the fight.
Speaker 2: It will be a great fight. Robert Wisaka is an
Speaker 2: Australian champion to a bit excited about and he's fighting
Speaker 2: a kiwi. It's all happening here in Australia right. Coming
Speaker 2: up next we need to talk about Bats's poor husband Chris.
Speaker 2: Yesterday at the end of the show, we'd heard him
Speaker 2: been injured in Patsil's dismiss If there's an update.
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Speaker 2: We've got some great emails coming overnight. We call this
Speaker 2: Lates the Party. You can always email us about anything.
Speaker 2: Late yesterday on five to but Tuesday, one of the
Speaker 2: topics we had was when you suddenly looked in the
Speaker 2: mirror Christian maname is rob and tried cooling in yesterday,
Speaker 2: couldn't get through, so I wanted to email you about
Speaker 2: looking in the mirror. What did you suddenly realize? One
Speaker 2: about fifteen I headed to all the local shops with
Speaker 2: the mate to go and hand in a few resumes.
Speaker 2: We stopped and at Hungry Jack's, as teenage boys do,
Speaker 2: to get a huge fried meal. I then went around
Speaker 2: about half a dozen shops, found that to be quite
Speaker 2: dismissive and not interested to even taking my resume. I
Speaker 2: went to Rebels Sport and the manager need you want
Speaker 2: to talk to me and just to me, she said
Speaker 2: there were no current spots. Feeling a bit dejected by now,
Speaker 2: I don't want to go to any more store, so
Speaker 2: I headed to the toilet. I want I look at myself.
Speaker 2: When I was washing my hands, I noticed I was
Speaker 2: still wearing the cardboll crown that I decided to ironically
Speaker 2: corronate myself with hungry Jacks. I had completely forgotten. It
Speaker 2: was still the top of my head. Kudos to the
Speaker 2: Rebel Sports for not taking me seriously. You can't have
Speaker 2: staff like that all the best. That's wrong, Rob, Thank
Speaker 2: you very much. Rob.
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Speaker 2: Every Thursday on the show at eight o'clock, we do
Speaker 2: something called the isolated vocal where we just play out
Speaker 2: the raw isolated vocal track from a great song. And
Speaker 2: when you hear this, the singer doing it is removed
Speaker 2: from everything else, all the back of music and all
Speaker 2: the studio effects. You get a totally even feeding for it.
Speaker 2: You get the power of it, the words and the
Speaker 2: energy behind it. This is a great example. This is
Speaker 2: one of another One of our favorite the kidder is
Speaker 2: mister Bryce side. You've heard this song a million times,
Speaker 2: but when you strip it back, have listened to.
Speaker 8: This coming out of my cage and I've been doing
Speaker 8: just fine. God, I gotta be down because I want
Speaker 8: it all started out way a kiss out of it
Speaker 8: in a black dance.
Speaker 2: It was only a kiss. It was only a kiss.
Speaker 9: Now falling asleep and she's calling a cab while he's
Speaker 9: having a smoke and she's taking a drag. Now they're
Speaker 9: going to bed, and my stomach is sick and it's
Speaker 9: all in my head. But she's touching his sails. Now
Speaker 9: he takes off her dress. Now let me go. I
Speaker 9: just can't look. It's killing me and saving control. She'll
Speaker 9: let's see Turny say. He said you to see swiming
Speaker 9: through sick abies, joking on.
Speaker 3: Your own bies.
Speaker 9: But it's just surprise surday. Destiny is calling me open
Speaker 9: of my girl because I mess Surprise Side.
Speaker 2: You could find hours and hours of these isolated vocals.
Speaker 2: Lo whm we just played from Brandon Flowers on The
Speaker 2: Kidders on YouTube. There's a brand new one tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: But if you ever find anything would sound great in
Speaker 2: the show, someone sent me we don't play adele I
Speaker 2: think we're the only radio station in the world that
Speaker 2: doesn't play Adele. I think she's okay with us not
Speaker 2: playing her own music. She's okay. But someone's a been
Speaker 2: a great one from Adele. I mean she's got a
Speaker 2: great voice. When you hear those vocals stripped back like
Speaker 2: that is spectacular. All right. So you know, it's easy sometimes,
Speaker 2: isn't it to moan about a life? And sometimes we
Speaker 2: don't think about people who are less fortunate than ourselves.
Speaker 2: And right now Spader thought, for Pat's husband, Chris, how's
Speaker 2: a life anyway? I mean we only get it for
Speaker 2: a couple of hours, you know, the everythink that is
Speaker 2: Petrina Jones, the legend, the myth, myth, the paths. And
Speaker 2: then yesterday tors Endless show your husband was calling you.
Speaker 2: This was all all fair. And as always, whenever Chris,
Speaker 2: your husband calls, you're always very dismissive. That on fine,
Speaker 2: you'd find it irritating.
Speaker 4: Twenty years of marriage.
Speaker 2: He's crashed into your pass. His favorite thing is to
Speaker 2: come to work and get on Facebook. You know, that's
Speaker 2: why she's really here to hang out with us. It's
Speaker 2: just some quality trying to catch up with Facebook. But
Speaker 2: yesterday he was calling and you said that he was.
Speaker 2: He was calling to complain that he couldn't see out
Speaker 2: of one of his eyes.
Speaker 4: Oh look, he texted me and said, I'm struggling a
Speaker 4: bit this morning. Dull audre O eight year olds accidentally
Speaker 4: poked me in the eye when I was putting her
Speaker 4: tie on to get ready for school.
Speaker 2: And I thought, God, how bad I'm boady there with
Speaker 2: that act of aggression. I don't know. I've met Udie
Speaker 2: very much takes.
Speaker 4: After a month, I can mother like daughter.
Speaker 2: We all have to wear swimming goggles around pats. How
Speaker 2: many she try to scratch my eyes out the left or?
Speaker 4: I thought how bad could it be? Anyway? Then about
Speaker 4: an hour and a half later, he said, look, I
Speaker 4: really struggled driving to the bus stop to pop on
Speaker 4: the bus. And I thought, what's going on? And I said, well, look,
Speaker 4: how bad is it? And he said, well, actually can't
Speaker 4: see out of my eye anyway, Long, long story short.
Speaker 4: After about six hours at emergency yesterday, he's got trauma
Speaker 4: to the corner, which sounds like a rap song.
Speaker 2: The membrane. The follow up the B side was trauma
Speaker 2: to the corner, Trauma to the corner.
Speaker 4: Anyway, he's got a really bad scratch across the corner
Speaker 4: and it's quite bad. He's on panadine fought.
Speaker 2: So I didn't know there was I thought it was
Speaker 2: this panadine. I didn't know there was what was it
Speaker 2: called force?
Speaker 3: It's stronger.
Speaker 2: The injured pie is like a fortress that surrounds.
Speaker 4: It's heavy judy stuff. And no more work for the
Speaker 4: rest of the week, certainly, no more driving. And he's
Speaker 4: got to go pat he's got a pirate patch.
Speaker 2: Amazing guy. So is he going to be all right?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it goes back to the ophthalmologist tomorrow night. He'll
Speaker 4: be all right, it'll heal it, heels quite quickly. But
Speaker 4: now I feel really bad because I kind of just
Speaker 4: discounted it.
Speaker 3: He's saying here. The term years was he should just
Speaker 3: man up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I kind all these all these blind people and
Speaker 2: one just man up, you know. But I thought stake away.
Speaker 2: And you don't need that dog either, you know.
Speaker 4: But I thought, how bad can a poke in the
Speaker 4: eye from an eight year old.
Speaker 2: B Well was really bad? You know? Daily White have
Speaker 2: just said he wants already on the undercard of the UFC.
Speaker 2: All right, this morning Why don't this happens so many times?
Speaker 2: You might have injured your parents when you were a kid,
Speaker 2: or your your kids might have injured you. It's happened
Speaker 2: to me, my story. Next one oh four three? Have
Speaker 2: you ever injured your parents or have your kids injureduced.
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Speaker 2: So Pot Patsy's husband Chres right now has got a
Speaker 2: scratched what official title this trauma to the corneer? After
Speaker 2: an eight year old already scratched him in the eye yesterday?
Speaker 2: Was he was trying to get ready innocently for school.
Speaker 2: So we're looking for childhood injuries, either that you've inflicted
Speaker 2: on your parents or you've suffered from your own kids.
Speaker 2: On nine four one four one o four three, let's
Speaker 2: go to who says who we got here? Alice?
Speaker 10: Yeah, my son broke my nose when he was eighteen
Speaker 10: months old.
Speaker 2: Wow, what happened?
Speaker 10: We were laying on the couch. I was laying on
Speaker 10: the couch and he was sitting on me and he
Speaker 10: just flung himself backwards.
Speaker 2: His head went into the bridge.
Speaker 10: Your nose, Yes, it was charming.
Speaker 2: Oh god, So what did you have the big old pandoraize?
Speaker 10: And no, Actually I was lucky, but the problem was
Speaker 10: it was just after Christmas, so I couldn't get into
Speaker 10: surgery until early January to get it fixed.
Speaker 2: Oh right, did he really squish it sideways?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And is it all okay now?
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, that's six years ago now, but you know
Speaker 10: we've told him that he doesn't really understand it.
Speaker 2: Alice, thank you very much. You cool have a good day.
Speaker 11: They stay.
Speaker 2: Do you know what we're going to need to do?
Speaker 2: It's time in a minute to get the whiteboard draw
Speaker 2: the old human body. We haven't had so much Jack's
Speaker 2: artwork before, because I'm thinking, if we've got we've got
Speaker 2: a nose. Now, we've got the trauma to the right
Speaker 2: corner here, so we've got the nose, the eye. That's Aaron.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Aaron, you get here? What I'm good mate?
Speaker 2: Thanks to cooling the show. And what's your story for us?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 5: You bet.
Speaker 13: My son and I were on our go cart up
Speaker 13: the bush and he decided to turn sharply to the
Speaker 13: to the right, and we've flipped it over and rolled
Speaker 13: it a few times. And Lena's wrote on my.
Speaker 2: God, she brought your colobo, yeah, and was your boy okay?
Speaker 13: Yeah, well it was a little bit squished, but there
Speaker 13: was alright. He had to see it then go and
Speaker 13: find help for me. And then I forgets.
Speaker 2: So well how old was he when he did this?
Speaker 2: And to go and find out, Oh, he's probably about four.
Speaker 2: Tough time at Thanks for givingness a call and let's
Speaker 2: take Sharon here. Good morning, Sharon, good morning, good morning,
Speaker 2: shouto working for the show. So what's your injury story?
Speaker 14: I sustained a very similar injury to Patsy's husband, Chris.
Speaker 14: My three year old daughter poked me in the eye
Speaker 14: while turning over in bed. She was playing in bed
Speaker 14: next to me and my father, and I thought he
Speaker 14: could make it better by giving me some ointment. That ointment, substantely.
Speaker 15: Also caused the raging infection, and so I got to sit.
Speaker 15: I got a suit in the NHS waiting room for
Speaker 15: Alexon Enns on boxing date. Not very happy.
Speaker 3: Oh that ointment? Why is why is the father of
Speaker 3: giving you an eye ointment?
Speaker 12: He thought it would make it better.
Speaker 14: It made it much worse, and then so I could
Speaker 14: not wear contact lenses.
Speaker 15: But I think about a year afterwards.
Speaker 16: Wow, was just too sure I.
Speaker 15: Was wearing sunglasses that in UK winter because I just
Speaker 15: couldn't bear the life.
Speaker 2: You must have looked like such an Australian you wearing sunglasses,
Speaker 2: you a bit of a UK winter. All right, we
Speaker 2: get it. You worried. I hope you're okay now, thanks?
Speaker 2: You cool? All right, we got the ads. I would
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Speaker 2: Talking about being injured by your kids this morning on
Speaker 2: nine four one four one oh four three, Jack is
Speaker 2: in front of the studio whiteboard where he's drawn not
Speaker 2: one of his but if what he said of arts
Speaker 2: and cross here on the show. So you've got the human.
Speaker 3: Body with our ailments from inflicted by kids. We got
Speaker 3: Sharon poked in the eye just like Chris's Pats's husband
Speaker 3: Chris poked in the eye. So we got two eye
Speaker 3: patches on our guy, Aaron broken collar bone from a
Speaker 3: rolled over go kart and Alice head button in the
Speaker 3: nose by eighteen month a year old.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to loone Stephen, good morning, Hi,
Speaker 2: hello mate, Steven welcome to the show. Don't you call it? Mate?
Speaker 2: What's your story?
Speaker 11: I'm getting ready for work, sitting on the couch tying
Speaker 11: up my shoelaces, and my daughter had a ball through
Speaker 11: it got me in the grind, and of course two
Speaker 11: days later went to the doctors with a lot of pain,
Speaker 11: and I had a fracture tasticle.
Speaker 2: I didn't know you could actually know them.
Speaker 3: I thought you fractured bones, but I didn't know you
Speaker 3: know you could.
Speaker 11: Painful.
Speaker 2: What happens? Is this? If you don't mind me asking,
Speaker 2: is this sweeny?
Speaker 11: Yeah? Well, I was working on my boat in the
Speaker 11: garage and I went to get in and I couldn't
Speaker 11: get in because it was painful, and I had to
Speaker 11: looked down there and my testicle was the size of
Speaker 11: the growthrouit.
Speaker 4: How did I fix that?
Speaker 11: Sometimes I can, Sometimes you have to have surgery, and
Speaker 11: in my case, it was just two weeks at home rested.
Speaker 2: Yeah, started to tell me, boy, you're not coming into
Speaker 2: work though, isn't it, Yeah, David not in today's head cold? Yes,
Speaker 2: all right, Steven, thanks if you called. Have a good day. Nicole, Nicole,
Speaker 2: good morning, good morning, How are you? I'm good? Nicole?
Speaker 2: So what's what's your injury story? For us?
Speaker 17: It wasn't to me. It was my husband. My husband
Speaker 17: was helping out at my son's karate class.
Speaker 2: Already already crazy. This is epic, helping out at the
Speaker 2: karate class. Carry on, Nicole, this is great. You've got us.
Speaker 17: He then were lined up and doing flying practicing their
Speaker 17: flying ssidekicks, their first line through when he said to Daniel,
Speaker 17: come on, you can do better than that. Put more
Speaker 17: effort into it. So he did. The next come he
Speaker 17: came around, but Colin held the bag a little bit
Speaker 17: too high, and Daniel did a beautiful flying psych kid
Speaker 17: and lady mat on the mat.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's amazing. From the karate kit. That's incredible. I
Speaker 2: could see we could all see it happening in slow motion.
Speaker 2: Could we helping out the crisis? The flying sidekicks, it
Speaker 2: was all there for us. That's amazing, Nicole, Thank you
Speaker 2: very much. Honestly, I reckon we could do a phone
Speaker 2: in about what happened in the dojo, because I remember
Speaker 2: I saw karate and as a teenage and we had
Speaker 2: this guy and he was a local hairdresser. In his mind,
Speaker 2: he was a chap he samurai seriously. He was a
Speaker 2: local hairdresser, Simon, but wesed to have to call him
Speaker 2: Sensi Simon. The sensy bit sounds exotic and cool right
Speaker 2: in the eighties, but followed by Simon, and you know
Speaker 2: he's a hairdresser. There was nothing threatening about this guy whatsoever. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I remember once he was taking a class and he
Speaker 2: was teaching all of us writings Wednesday night. They're always
Speaker 2: in like schools. Aren't there a stinking sponsor? You know?
Speaker 2: And you can smell kids cheesy feet. We're all lined
Speaker 2: up in the party geese and he's teaching us the
Speaker 2: front kick and he gets this woman out, Debbie, right
Speaker 2: and just he was going so attack me and front kick,
Speaker 2: but just as he was about to say do it
Speaker 2: at half speed, she kicked him. And she just flicked him,
Speaker 2: but it comes because she was a beginner. She had
Speaker 2: no control, kicked him right between the legs and he
Speaker 2: literally dropped the floor on one knee, threw up. It
Speaker 2: was the end of the end of that karateness when
Speaker 2: poor old Sensey Simon was failed by one of his
Speaker 2: white belt students. All right, there's Lee, good morning, good Lee,
Speaker 2: what's your injury? Story mate.
Speaker 18: Oh, the having a shower with the young fella at
Speaker 18: the local bull and he just as he was hopping out,
Speaker 18: he slipped and grabbed hold of the first thing he
Speaker 18: could and it just so happened to be the old fella.
Speaker 2: The young fella to the old fella. And yeah, what
Speaker 2: was the injury?
Speaker 18: He severely strained all the muscles.
Speaker 2: To another injury. It's hard to get time off work
Speaker 2: from an understanding boss, isn't it. You know, Ussle has
Speaker 2: been strange.
Speaker 16: It wasn't working walking properly for a while.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's amazing. Good luck trying to put that on the.
Speaker 6: Ball.
Speaker 3: We're getting overrun in that area.
Speaker 2: Tuned in. They've just heard the last two calls. I
Speaker 2: think it's like, have you ever been injured? Your balls
Speaker 2: of brown groin strikes this morning on Gold one four
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Speaker 2: It's just out in the little kitchen it area. We're here.
Speaker 2: We've got the radio station. They've got one of those
Speaker 2: fancy taps. You know you get instant hot water or
Speaker 2: cold water, right, and so you know we've moved house
Speaker 2: and over the weekend. I thought, do you know what
Speaker 2: people have to get one of those? No waiting a
Speaker 2: couple of minutes with a kettle, And then I found out, yes,
Speaker 2: they've got to cut the quotes. How much they cost?
Speaker 2: We won't we get one of those kettle is absolutely
Speaker 2: fine interest How much is that? Thousands?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I guess what they're going to properly? Like, how
Speaker 3: did they even work?
Speaker 2: I've got no idea. The ladies started a town. When
Speaker 2: I literally zoned down, she started to start with osmosis,
Speaker 2: and I was and then she told me the price,
Speaker 2: so bye bye.
Speaker 4: I found they're not as good as the kettle though,
Speaker 4: Like they don't seem to water. No, it's not. That
Speaker 4: doesn't stay hot as long as when you do.
Speaker 3: The This is coming from the person who's still drinking
Speaker 3: a cold coffee at nine point thirty in the morning
Speaker 3: that she bought at three third.
Speaker 2: Listen, flat earthers. If it's boiling water, it is boiling.
Speaker 2: It can't be. It's it's boiling hot. What do you
Speaker 2: think it calls? Quicker?
Speaker 4: Now, my mom's got one that I don't like them
Speaker 4: a lie.
Speaker 3: Your mom's got wine, Your.
Speaker 2: Mom's got a bit of coin haine channel and nest egg.
Speaker 2: Is she to say perhaps they're like thousands.
Speaker 4: Are they?
Speaker 19: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I've never never priced you know what.
Speaker 2: My last radio station they had one of those taps,
Speaker 2: but it was up on the seventh floor. That was
Speaker 2: where the management were, us pebs that did the shows.
Speaker 2: You we had a kettleful? Is that I got? I
Speaker 2: couldn't believe how fair it was that we're also allowed
Speaker 2: to use the instant hot water.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but they turn it off overnight. That's what they
Speaker 3: turned the hot water function.
Speaker 2: Tim. It's only meant to come on at seven am.
Speaker 2: This is true, to try and save money from I
Speaker 2: just saw producer back there nodding in agreement with your pants.
Speaker 2: Do you also believe with the flat earther about to
Speaker 2: cooling quicker?
Speaker 20: I do one undred percent.
Speaker 4: As Tommy put it, it's just shy of boiling.
Speaker 3: It's not hot enough, is that right? I guess they
Speaker 3: can't send maybe for a safety thing, they can send
Speaker 3: boiling water out of a touch.
Speaker 2: You think it's maybe like a ninety eight degrees or
Speaker 2: a ninety seven. It's just in the shade of one hundred.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I go ninety seven. We need to get a
Speaker 3: kettle a nice boiling cup of tea is what I
Speaker 3: like the morning.
Speaker 2: Do you know what we need? Right, let's get a
Speaker 2: thermometer today. I'm going to test this out. I'm curious
Speaker 2: to know, and we will apologize. Perhaps if it's not
Speaker 2: one hundred, that'd be a fair. There might be some
Speaker 2: there might be something in that. You know what?
Speaker 4: I was right yesterday about the crocodile storing its food too.
Speaker 4: It does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she sent me an article.
Speaker 2: What is it about some women? And the last word
Speaker 2: it shows over. Okay, it's all goes to dust. No
Speaker 2: one cares anymore about what we say. Which you found
Speaker 2: an article? Hang on a miute. This is incredible, ight,
Speaker 2: let's get a photo of this everyone where we were
Speaker 2: in This is storm moment. You did some research for
Speaker 2: the shot when we.
Speaker 4: Went to Darling.
Speaker 2: Keep that it's the newspaper from today. Chance, he's actually
Speaker 2: done some research for the show. You did work after
Speaker 2: the show for the shy. Actually feel a bit faint.
Speaker 4: When we went to Darwin, we went on to Crocodilius
Speaker 4: and on Adelaide River. We went on one of those
Speaker 4: cruises where the you know, the crocs are in the
Speaker 4: water Darwin. Yeah, yes, and they store their food under
Speaker 4: the log. But anyway, that's yesterday's show.
Speaker 2: When you say store their food, it's not like snacks.
Speaker 2: What is it like fingers a human head?
Speaker 4: Do you like the meat that they feed them?
Speaker 3: They're not always eating humans.
Speaker 4: I don't know what they feed. They're probably cow carcasses
Speaker 4: and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: I don't know a cow carcass in Australia? Are we
Speaker 2: going to go and feed the crocodiles? Load up the
Speaker 2: cow carcasses? You were trying to pick up a cow
Speaker 2: you were able to chuck in.
Speaker 3: For the kids to see as well, I'm going to crocodilius,
Speaker 3: jump in the car kids to see him, feed him
Speaker 3: a live cow of.
Speaker 2: Crocodile, sacrificial giving up for the crocodilius or whatever you
Speaker 2: want to. By the way, what was the article you
Speaker 2: found then? It was? It was I don't know.
Speaker 4: I emailed it to clearly take note of what I
Speaker 4: see it to me as well.
Speaker 3: Yes, about junk mail set.
Speaker 2: Anything, you just go straight to SPA all right after
Speaker 2: there's some Jimmy Barnes who got a very important email.
Speaker 2: Someone listening to the show in Scotland needs your help
Speaker 2: in settling an argument. Subjects of the email is the
Speaker 2: Fitzroy Lama.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one four point.
Speaker 2: Three talk about the legend of the Fitzroy Lama. All right,
Speaker 2: this is an amazing email from Brian McGuire over in
Speaker 2: Scotland's Christian. I need you to settle an argument. A
Speaker 2: few years ago my best mate Paul emigrated like you
Speaker 2: to Melbourne, but he was emigranting from Scotland. He's been
Speaker 2: living in Geelong anyways, come back to Scotland for a
Speaker 2: few weeks visiting family and we found ourselves back in
Speaker 2: our old haunt having a few beers with friends over
Speaker 2: the weekend. When't asking about life in Melbourne, he explained
Speaker 2: the dynamica and diverse city it is which I get
Speaker 2: from catching up with your show on the podcast. He
Speaker 2: claims whilst working in Fitzroy after work one day he
Speaker 2: was once asked to hold the lead of someone's pet
Speaker 2: lama if it was going to be anywhere. The owner
Speaker 2: ran in the shop to grab a coffee. This was
Speaker 2: clearly met with cynicism in the pubs from us Scot's
Speaker 2: who is you often see on the show Don't Know
Speaker 2: what a vegetable looks like, never mind contemplates someone taking
Speaker 2: alarmor for a walk. He swears this is true. What
Speaker 2: further makes us doubt the story is that he reckons
Speaker 2: the owner told him that the lama was called Barrick
Speaker 2: Olama and it actually had a name tag saying Barrack
Speaker 2: oh Lama Christian other mad folk in Melbourne walking about
Speaker 2: with the lama's on lease, barros on shoulders and snakes
Speaker 2: around their necks. This is what a hipster is in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: All the best, Brian, can you settle this argument? But
Speaker 2: before Paul leaves and heads back to Melbourne, Well, what
Speaker 2: do we think?
Speaker 3: I've never heard of It doesn't ring a bell for me.
Speaker 3: I remember a story of a family who had a
Speaker 3: lama as a pet, but I think they lived on
Speaker 3: the beach and they had it. They were gaining traction
Speaker 3: with his own Instagram account, But his name wasn't Barrick Olama.
Speaker 2: Barrick Olama is a great name for a lama. He'll
Speaker 2: just take a moment to reflect on that.
Speaker 3: You would almost think of that and then go out
Speaker 3: and buy alarma.
Speaker 2: That gag and you'd go and get it engraved on
Speaker 2: a little tag you have with your pets as well?
Speaker 2: Does anyone know of on the streets of Fitzroy? Has
Speaker 2: anyone ever seen Alarma being taken for a walk? Is
Speaker 2: there one of those urban zoos around there?
Speaker 4: No, the closest money be calling with Children's Farm. But
Speaker 4: I don't think they've got Alarma.
Speaker 3: They don't and they don't take the animals out for
Speaker 3: a walk on a loop.
Speaker 2: No. But you know what this stuff I've seen since
Speaker 2: I moved here last year. I wouldn't rule anything else.
Speaker 2: So has anyone ever seen Alarma being walked in Fitzroy?
Speaker 2: Does anyone know of Alama called barack Olama? If you
Speaker 2: can help us out with any of these two inquiries
Speaker 2: and help our friend out. Brian in Scotland nine four
Speaker 2: one oh forty three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So we're trying to sell an argument for one of
Speaker 2: our listeners in Scotland. So I give you a bus
Speaker 2: and you think there's people listened to our show the
Speaker 2: other side of the world and Northern Hemisphere in Scotland.
Speaker 3: Hello Scotland.
Speaker 2: Listener. Brian, his best buddy who emigrated to Melbourne, lives
Speaker 2: in Geelong and so come back to visit the Marell
Speaker 2: and they're in the pub over the weekend and they're
Speaker 2: asking what's it like in Melbourne, and he told them
Speaker 2: a story about the Fitzroy Lama and how we was
Speaker 2: asked to hold someone's lama that they were walking in
Speaker 2: Fitzroy so they could go in and grab a coffee.
Speaker 2: And then whilst he was chatting to the omer owner,
Speaker 2: he found out the alarma was called Barrick o Lama
Speaker 2: and actually had an engraved little one of those little
Speaker 2: identity tags that pets have. So we want to know
Speaker 2: is this true? All the cynical were Scott's. They're not
Speaker 2: too sure about this about the legend of the Fitzroy Alama.
Speaker 2: So if anyone knows anything about this, to the name
Speaker 2: of Barrick Olama, call us nine four one four one
Speaker 2: oh four three. Teresa, Yes, yes, Teresa, Teresa, what do
Speaker 2: you know about the fitz Roy Lama Barrick Olama.
Speaker 6: I know nothing about the lama. But in nineteen two
Speaker 6: eighty three I was working in Melbourne. I went to
Speaker 6: the GPO Post office and there was a guy outside
Speaker 6: walking a black pan farm.
Speaker 2: In the CBD.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, I was bob Smack and there was a whole
Speaker 6: group of people taking photos looking at it, and the
Speaker 6: police ended up rocking up. But I wasn't hanging around.
Speaker 2: What the police going to do? Let's just get out
Speaker 2: of here.
Speaker 6: Unbelievable.
Speaker 2: What was he doing, just casually walking down the street.
Speaker 6: It was just loving the attention. It was just sort
Speaker 6: of up on where all the post office sponsors were.
Speaker 6: And yeah, young guy loving all the attention. And I'm like,
Speaker 6: it's a.
Speaker 2: Great way to meet women, you know, wife, it's a panther,
Speaker 2: all right, So that's amazing, Thank you very much. There's
Speaker 2: got to Tim and kill Sayith.
Speaker 5: Good morning, Tim, Hey go Christian now everybody, I'm.
Speaker 2: Good mate, that's cool the show. So have you seen
Speaker 2: Barack Kolama the Lama?
Speaker 5: No? I haven't sayned a lama, mate, But I've got
Speaker 5: a daughter we say, eight to nine foot jungle poets
Speaker 5: and who takes her for a walk down the park?
Speaker 16: Work we mate?
Speaker 2: How did you take a python from walk down the
Speaker 2: park along the pavement? You know, got to wait the
Speaker 2: traffic lights, so they go up the lights or over
Speaker 2: the wires.
Speaker 5: Na she wraps it around her. Nick Mike gets there
Speaker 5: in the park and let's it have a bit of
Speaker 5: a stretch on the grass, mate.
Speaker 2: I'd have a heart attack of I was walking my
Speaker 2: Doc and there was an eight foot python just stunning
Speaker 2: itself there.
Speaker 5: A woman wasn't impressed.
Speaker 21: The other day.
Speaker 5: I asked her to pick it up, so she picked
Speaker 5: it up, walked past her, and the woman took off,
Speaker 5: and I reckon, she would have would have done an
Speaker 5: nine second hundred moto.
Speaker 2: To tell me this. I know that I've obviously I
Speaker 2: had to get a permit to walk my dog around
Speaker 2: based one. Have you got a special snake permit?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you made a special license to have them. But
Speaker 5: I don't think she's meant to be taking a day
Speaker 5: in the park. No, yeah, it doesn't stopped that.
Speaker 2: All right? Tim, good on here, thanks for calling us.
Speaker 2: Still no sighting of Barack Olama.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Make say well coming up after at eight o'clock Right now, though,
Speaker 2: are we getting closer to knowing the truth? Is it true?
Speaker 2: The legend of the Fitzroy Lama that goes by the
Speaker 2: name of Barrack o Lama Sarah, Good morning, Good morning, Sarah.
Speaker 2: What can you tell us about the Fitzroy Lama?
Speaker 6: I don't have a lot of details, but I can
Speaker 6: definitely confirm I have seen a white lamma on a
Speaker 6: leaf and Buns.
Speaker 19: Street in Fitzroy.
Speaker 2: When was there sighting a few years a guy? And
Speaker 2: it was a guy just walking a lama on a leash?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: Yes, how big is a lama like five foot.
Speaker 5: Taller than the dude walking in?
Speaker 10: Really just a probably maybe same?
Speaker 5: Huh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is a big animal, a lama's big coreg Yes,
Speaker 2: and where was this in Fitzroy Brunswick Streets? All right?
Speaker 2: Definitely hipster one, isn't it sounds like? All right, Sarah,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. You've helped settle an argument in Scotland. Okay,
Speaker 2: thank you, no worries, thank you. By right, I have
Speaker 2: to let Brian know then that is mates right, there
Speaker 2: is the legend of the Fitzroy Lama has been proved.
Speaker 2: We have had a sight in a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: You know what we should do is give Brian the
Speaker 3: color of the lama, say it's white, and then he
Speaker 3: can test Paul go what color is the lama? If
Speaker 3: Paul says white.
Speaker 2: I think all alarmers are white.
Speaker 4: No, you can get brown ones as well.
Speaker 2: No you can't. That's an our packer, oh is it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: I don't buy this.
Speaker 2: No, No, all alarmers are white. Our packers are your
Speaker 2: brown ones?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 21: Yes?
Speaker 2: Anyways, I know is because an old kids TV show
Speaker 2: called Nuzzlin Scratch about the adventures of a lama and
Speaker 2: an our packer. Here they are Nuzzlan Scratch.
Speaker 3: Okay, but that lama might have been white. But that
Speaker 3: doesn't mean all larmers are white.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: I have a quick check the Christian O'Connell breakfast show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three yesterday watch the dog. We're out to Mardie Alek
Speaker 2: a lovely walker yesterday about midday it was still quite
Speaker 2: nice before the rains came down. And heading back home,
Speaker 2: I stopped off in black Rock. Have you been round
Speaker 2: that way?
Speaker 22: Yeah?
Speaker 3: We have a friend living in Black Rocks.
Speaker 2: It's very nice and stop to get a quick drink.
Speaker 2: And when I get out of the car some of
Speaker 2: those sad little posters you know, when you ever see
Speaker 2: a missing cat or dog, Yeah, I always feel like
Speaker 2: I hope they find them. You don't know how long
Speaker 2: it's been up there, which sometimes they do an update
Speaker 2: like found at a picture with them and like thanks,
Speaker 2: everyone's looking. I'm looking at this little dog that looks scared,
Speaker 2: and I'm reading about it. And a lady came up,
Speaker 2: comes up to me, and she goes, they're obviously all
Speaker 2: been looking for it in the area. Is small little
Speaker 2: aaria of black Rock. And I guess everyone knows that.
Speaker 2: She goes, oh, it's very sad this, do you know?
Speaker 2: They won't No, no, no, I don't. And and then she
Speaker 2: recognized my voice. She said you were going the radio.
Speaker 2: Could you say something? And I said yes, of course.
Speaker 2: I had to take a photo of it in front
Speaker 2: of I don't want to lie to her. It's very sad.
Speaker 2: It's in the black Rock bayside Mardi alic Era. There's
Speaker 2: a little four year old kavood or called it Amber.
Speaker 2: That's a rescue dog. It's very timid. It's on meds
Speaker 2: and it's out and about and they can't get hold
Speaker 2: of it. They want to bring it home. I mean, Jack,
Speaker 2: look at that little thing. It looks terrified there in
Speaker 2: the photo.
Speaker 3: Well it shouldn't be terrified in the photo. They took
Speaker 3: that at home. Well they didn't take it after it
Speaker 3: got lost.
Speaker 2: Point so anyway, if everyone would follow our friends up
Speaker 2: in black Rock, shout up black Rock, shout out my
Speaker 2: bayside brothers and sisters and Kingston and Mordialic. Look out
Speaker 2: for a little kavoodle that's on meds. There are posters everywhere.
Speaker 2: I saw them up there. It's got the phone number
Speaker 2: on though. You could always just contact me as well
Speaker 2: if you do find the little dog.
Speaker 3: You know what would be interesting to know if anybody
Speaker 3: listening has ever found something on a found a lost
Speaker 3: and found poster, like a cat or a dog found
Speaker 3: a dog really yep.
Speaker 2: And I was offered a reward and I really wanted
Speaker 2: to take the reward because it was a fifty It
Speaker 2: was fifty quid and I thought, oh I'd love that,
Speaker 2: but then I couldn't because a lot is calm and
Speaker 2: one day I might be looking for my dog. I
Speaker 2: actually found a dog. Yeah, oh amazing.
Speaker 3: You feel amazing, And so you what you tear off
Speaker 3: the little number and everything and call the owners.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and I yeah, I saw it. And I got
Speaker 2: this big old dog that would just look confused, put
Speaker 2: it in the car, went for a drive knocked on
Speaker 2: the door and the owner burst into tears.
Speaker 3: Oh what a moment.
Speaker 2: Oh I know it's great honestly, but if you ever
Speaker 2: found an animal returned it to its owner, it's amazing.
Speaker 2: I wish I had a film crew with me just
Speaker 2: to sort of keep showing people whenever they came around.
Speaker 2: If you ever seen the time I tell people it's
Speaker 2: not quite the same, or wanted to show the reaction
Speaker 2: or something. Anyway, I've got a great lates La party here.
Speaker 2: So on the show we talk about all man are
Speaker 2: of different things just in one show. And if you
Speaker 2: ever know driving you can't call in at right time,
Speaker 2: you can email us. We call it lates La party.
Speaker 2: No topic, nothing we ever talk about on the show,
Speaker 2: whether it's missing dogs or finding lost animals, is ever
Speaker 2: left completely dead? Ye yesterday five to Tuesday we were
Speaker 2: talking about cheating at school. I've got this email. This
Speaker 2: is something else Christian. When I was in year nine
Speaker 2: I had to write a piece about Earth Day and
Speaker 2: the environment. I wrote this. There is unrest in the forest.
Speaker 2: There is trouble with the trees. For the maples one
Speaker 2: more sunlight, and the oaks ignore their pleas the trouble
Speaker 2: with the maples, and they're quite convinced they're right. They
Speaker 2: say the oaks are just too lofty and they grub
Speaker 2: up all the light. It is that beautiful. I handed
Speaker 2: it in and my mom was so proud because I
Speaker 2: won an award, it got published in the school magazine Christian.
Speaker 2: My mom doesn't know this.
Speaker 3: It doesn't sound like a thing of school killer.
Speaker 2: Again. There is unrest in the forest. There is trouble
Speaker 2: in the trees. For the maples want more sunlight, and
Speaker 2: the oaks ignore their please. Let me play this song
Speaker 2: to you.
Speaker 22: There is trees for the maple's want boss sunlife and
Speaker 22: the oak signore.
Speaker 2: Correspond to Kathy Order brother had a copy of a
Speaker 2: Rush album called The Trees, wrote it down word for word,
Speaker 2: handed it in, got an award and published in the
Speaker 2: school magazine. I didn't have the heart to tell my
Speaker 2: mom it was completely ripped off. How much teacher thought
Speaker 2: I could possibly write all this is beyond me. You
Speaker 2: wouldn't get away with this now. Well, thanks to Google,
Speaker 2: there is unrest in the forest. There is trouble in
Speaker 2: the trees. For the maples want more sunlight, and the
Speaker 2: oaks ignore their please.
Speaker 22: There is unrest in the forest. There is trouble with
Speaker 22: the trees for the Maple's Want Boss, Sunlife and.
Speaker 2: The Oak Signore. They actually the email shows is the
Speaker 2: whole song, all the lyrics they handed in passed off
Speaker 2: as their work. It was the work of the band
Speaker 2: Rush and the album the Trees. We will send you
Speaker 2: whatever prizes you want for that. That is brilliant. You
Speaker 2: ever got an email from Late to the Party, We
Speaker 2: love getting them. Christian at Gold one o four to
Speaker 2: three dot com dot au.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three Christian, you say late to the Party, no topic
Speaker 2: ever left finished unless is Patsy trying to email you
Speaker 2: to prove crocodiles store their food is an admin era.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna yell at that it department nature on today.
Speaker 2: I don't know how that went to spam. I will
Speaker 2: get this fixed asap.
Speaker 3: Okay, and he's now a time then to apologize to
Speaker 3: Patsy for the.
Speaker 2: Hey, Christian, am your lama Barrick Olama used to also
Speaker 2: walk around High Street and heidelwork around ten years ago.
Speaker 2: Cheers Peter. Yeah, we're trying to track down with it's
Speaker 2: true or not. The Fitzroy Lama that goes by and
Speaker 2: went by the name of barrack O Lama, Christian color say,
Speaker 2: I say wow, Wow, have you got a story that
Speaker 2: will make the three of us, Me, Jack, and Pat's
Speaker 2: all say well, I'm a gettable, Well, you were a gettable.
Speaker 23: Well.
Speaker 2: The toughest well in the world is Petrina Jones. Unless
Speaker 2: it's something to do with cards, anything that's mystical, the
Speaker 2: supernatural or ghosts, then it's an instant wow. If you
Speaker 2: get three of us saying well, give you tickets, they
Speaker 2: go and seale two days time, go to day on
Speaker 2: the Green. Nine four one four one o four three
Speaker 2: is another you need? Then if you've got a story
Speaker 2: that's going to make us say, well, this morning nine
Speaker 2: four one four one oh four three. Last week some
Speaker 2: amazing ones. Then we had Jason had been in a
Speaker 2: coma for two months, survived, and then we also had
Speaker 2: Diane the story about the missing sister. Do you know
Speaker 2: anything about nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 2: Let's go to first of all, this morning and make
Speaker 2: us say wow, We've got Peter on the line. Good morning, Peter.
Speaker 16: One, Christian Jack one, pets, good.
Speaker 2: Morning Peter that you came to our late breakfast show
Speaker 2: in the pub.
Speaker 16: Is got up and told you a wow story there
Speaker 16: about Star Wars. But I did have another one which
Speaker 16: I actually told Patson already got a wow from her.
Speaker 16: I'll tell you it again.
Speaker 2: You will need to tell us again because I'll tell
Speaker 2: you what if you Obviously you were in the room
Speaker 2: all that night. Clearly Pats he'd been drinking.
Speaker 16: But at the end, I'll tell you why she said wow. Anyway, Okay,
Speaker 16: did she in your face?
Speaker 3: It was a espresso.
Speaker 16: That night. Jack had to go to the toilet, so okay.
Speaker 16: It was the early two thousands. I was managing a
Speaker 16: nightclub called the twenty first Entry Dance Club in Frankston
Speaker 16: and we had Run the MC on stage. Wow, that's
Speaker 16: our guest act. And I went backstage with the band
Speaker 16: Rider for Run DMC and Reverend Run was just about
Speaker 16: to say a prayer before they went on stage, and
Speaker 16: he actually invited me into the prayer little prayer service
Speaker 16: that he was doing, and I held hands with jam
Speaker 16: Master Jay and River and Run. We gotter hits and
Speaker 16: pray that.
Speaker 2: You already got a wow for me. I'm such a
Speaker 2: big fan of Run DMC and the moments before they
Speaker 2: do us tricky, they're all taking a knee and praying.
Speaker 2: It's it's lovely.
Speaker 16: Absolutely they put on the best show too. It's amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I saw the Mark in the day years ago,
Speaker 2: run DMC. I love that band did some great stuff.
Speaker 2: That's a great only one wow.
Speaker 4: No, it was a wow for me then and it's
Speaker 4: a wow for me.
Speaker 2: Now only say that. I don't even remember meeting him
Speaker 2: or seeing it. I do remember Peter Well shrunklold lush.
Speaker 16: That's actually wowed me because it was run and played
Speaker 16: in Frankton.
Speaker 3: Yeah, surprising, that is surprising.
Speaker 2: You know, from the streets of Compton to Frankston. Thought
Speaker 2: Compton was Peter lovely to hear from you again, Thanks you.
Speaker 16: Cool, Thank you again? Bye?
Speaker 2: All right nine four one one o four three. That's
Speaker 2: how it works. Can you make us say well this
Speaker 2: morning on Gold one oh four point three the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I know this is a dangerous country and you don't
Speaker 2: think that where I've come from in Pomeland, that has
Speaker 2: any dangerous animals. But right now they're appealing, they're trying
Speaker 2: to find this little chihuahua. The seagull swept down, picked
Speaker 2: up the little chihuahua and flew off with it.
Speaker 3: Strong seagull.
Speaker 2: That is terrifying. Seagulls are frightening in England. They are huge.
Speaker 2: A friend of mine is baled. One day we were
Speaker 2: eating some chips and it came down. It attacked his head.
Speaker 2: Soon she cut his here really badly. They are vicious.
Speaker 2: Watch out for the seagulls if you ever go to England.
Speaker 2: My friends, all right, sixteen minutes past state we're doing
Speaker 2: make us say wow. You call us up if you
Speaker 2: think you've got a story that the three of us
Speaker 2: are going to say wow too. We just had Peterron
Speaker 2: who prayed with run DMC and that only got two wows,
Speaker 2: one from me and one from Patsy. It's going to work. Carol.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, Good morning, Carol. What's your story
Speaker 2: make us say wow?
Speaker 12: Well, when my son was in his early twenties, he
Speaker 12: was at a party and a lady said to him, hello, Simon,
Speaker 12: and he said, my name's not Simon. Then she said,
Speaker 12: well it should have been. And it turns out this
Speaker 12: lady was a clairvoyant. The thing was when he was born,
Speaker 12: I called him Simon for three days and his father
Speaker 12: talked me into changing his name to David. So I
Speaker 12: just thought that the lady was a clairvoyant and knew
Speaker 12: what his name should have been.
Speaker 2: That is quite incredible.
Speaker 3: That's pretty that.
Speaker 2: Is that is amazing.
Speaker 4: It is a wow for me that it's not surprising
Speaker 4: because she was a clairvoyant, so she knew.
Speaker 2: It's still just because someone says they're clairvoyants doesn't mean
Speaker 2: you do it and go and going Hello David.
Speaker 12: No you originally David, he's not even known as David.
Speaker 12: Now everyone knows him as Foz.
Speaker 2: That's what. There's even more wow. He's known as Foz.
Speaker 2: All right, Carol, thank you, thank you very much. She
Speaker 2: called me. Have a good day.
Speaker 11: Good thank you, Joe.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Hello Joe.
Speaker 21: Yes, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good mate? Were on speakerphone, yep, I'll take you
Speaker 2: off and if you are good man, never put me
Speaker 2: on speakerphone. Here we go, Joe. That's much better, all right, Joe.
Speaker 2: Make us say well, what's your story mate?
Speaker 21: Yeah? So about four or five years ago I was
Speaker 21: working in the Melbourne CBD and then I was crossing
Speaker 21: the lights to go back to work, and there was
Speaker 21: a whole hope of people coming up the other side,
Speaker 21: and I was just looking around, not paying attention. Then
Speaker 21: when I did look back at the people coming the
Speaker 21: other way, I almost bumped into someone who had to
Speaker 21: swear out my way. It was Pierce Brosman.
Speaker 2: All right, really, this is amazing. It's a wow from me. Wow.
Speaker 2: Wow that he actually thinks goding cooler. I almost bumped
Speaker 2: into my friend is amazing. How many of us have
Speaker 2: got a story about almost bumping in someone who used
Speaker 2: to be a James Bond? Have you ever accidentally almost
Speaker 2: bumped into Sean Connery or Roger Ware I have not.
Speaker 2: I have what an honor, What an honor to almost
Speaker 2: bump into Pierce Brosnan.
Speaker 3: I'd never thought an almost story would get a wow
Speaker 3: on the show.
Speaker 2: It's the audacity. I love it, Joe. I love the
Speaker 2: fact that I've got something mat and say, wow, I
Speaker 2: almost bumped into Pierce Brosnan.
Speaker 3: Amazing, Thank you, Joe, if you say.
Speaker 2: So, Joe, take about Joe. Joe is leaving the stage. Everybody,
Speaker 2: the king is leaving the show. That's going to be
Speaker 2: one of my contenders for Call of the year. You
Speaker 2: hear me say, call us up. You've got a story
Speaker 2: that's going to make us say well. You hear me
Speaker 2: say last week about a guy survived a coma that
Speaker 2: was him for two months. Ah, yeah, it's time for
Speaker 2: me to get that still about almost almost bumping into Peace, I.
Speaker 3: Was side stepped by James Bond.
Speaker 2: Amazing, all right, make us say wow? Nine four one
Speaker 2: four one oh four three? Do we run on tomorrow's show?
Speaker 2: Who did you Almost? I don't want to hear stories
Speaker 2: who actually bumped into you? Almost bumped into they had
Speaker 2: to do a side step The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: If you just tuned in where have you been? You
Speaker 2: dis missed a call for the Ages A man that
Speaker 2: almost bumped into Pierce Brosnan. We're doing make us say well?
Speaker 2: Where you're supposed to call us up with a story
Speaker 2: that's going to make us say wow? On nine four
Speaker 2: one four one oh four three. Amanda, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 24: How are you hello?
Speaker 2: Amanda of Rose Butter Have you well this morning? And
Speaker 2: what's your story for us? Mate?
Speaker 17: Well, my sixth cousin is sliverd Utinburgh how many did
Speaker 17: you say?
Speaker 12: My grandmother is Wilma Edinburgh?
Speaker 2: Is that right? Your grandmother is Wilma Attenborough. Yes, correct,
Speaker 2: that's an amazing name. And I said, the great Sir
Speaker 2: David Attenborough. Yes, so he's your six he's your cousin.
Speaker 2: Removed six times. It's correct.
Speaker 23: We love it.
Speaker 3: You even find that out.
Speaker 2: Why six.
Speaker 19: Of it?
Speaker 23: And we.
Speaker 12: Brought us that nature and animals and through step down
Speaker 12: nature and anger.
Speaker 2: Because the name Attenborough, though there might be quite a few,
Speaker 2: you know, quite a lot of Attenborough's. What evidence are
Speaker 2: you that you are the sixth cousin.
Speaker 12: Of Well, that's her maiden name, of course, and that's
Speaker 12: her father's name. And they come from an English background
Speaker 12: and it goes back to her background. So she's very
Speaker 12: proud of it and obviously not made up.
Speaker 17: And yeah, so we're always out of it.
Speaker 3: It's too many times removed from me unless he went
Speaker 3: to like if he went to a family reunion or
Speaker 3: something and he saw and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, have you ever seen any photos of this family
Speaker 2: member with nana?
Speaker 21: Oh?
Speaker 12: Really, you have to go that far back and dig
Speaker 12: it up for you.
Speaker 2: Sounds like someone's getting defensive. He asked me that Sean
Speaker 2: Nan has got the name Abra And what are you
Speaker 2: going to say to impress them all kids?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know so David at Ron Blue Planet. That
Speaker 2: is your sixth cousin Moon. I mean, I've not met you, Nana,
Speaker 2: but I bet you love the old Sherry. Sorry, Amanda,
Speaker 2: there's no wow for us, Okay, both, I'm sorry, Amandaz No. No,
Speaker 2: well today, let's go to Alex. Good morning, Good morning, Kristin.
Speaker 2: Are you I'm good man? I hope you well? Thanks?
Speaker 2: You cool to make us say wow? What's your story?
Speaker 19: My story is I went to a past life progression
Speaker 19: therapy where a therapist takes you into a past life
Speaker 19: and you learn lessons from the past lives that you
Speaker 19: brought into this life. Anyway, I went into this regression
Speaker 19: and it was in the fifteen hundreds somewhere in Europe,
Speaker 19: and the plague was about to hit our village, and
Speaker 19: I wanted to burn a village down to get rid
Speaker 19: of the plague, and the semior councils wouldn't let me.
Speaker 19: But I was a bit of an arrogant man then,
Speaker 19: so I went to my house, went home and made
Speaker 19: my family safe, and I basically burnt the village down.
Speaker 19: Now my youngest son in that life is my youngest
Speaker 19: son in this flight. And after the regression, I went
Speaker 19: home and I put my boys to bed, and they
Speaker 19: was six and four at the time, and put them
Speaker 19: into their bed. I went to my bed. I wake
Speaker 19: up in the morning. My four year old's next to me.
Speaker 19: He climbed into bed in the middle of the night
Speaker 19: and he woke up and he was really really excited.
Speaker 19: I couldn't work out why I'd had a dream about
Speaker 19: burning the village down that night, and he wakes up
Speaker 19: really excited, and I said, why are you so excited?
Speaker 19: And he said, no, one burnt our house down last night.
Speaker 5: Mummy.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, that's a well for me.
Speaker 4: Now I've just got stumps me too.
Speaker 2: I've done past live regression. Someone was doing waki and
Speaker 2: they said to me, oh, I'm picking up some past life,
Speaker 2: so you interested, And I went, yeah, yeah, of course.
Speaker 2: They told me that it used to be a king
Speaker 2: in the sixteenth century.
Speaker 4: That makes perfect sense.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, in the sixteenth cent She goes, do you
Speaker 2: get a lot of neck pain? I went, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I do, because I do. She said, your troops turned
Speaker 2: on you and they stamped you behind in the neck. Wow,
Speaker 2: that's why I never trust anyone in my breakfast show
Speaker 2: teams takes back to the sixteenth century. You know, I've
Speaker 2: got issues, That's true. True.
Speaker 3: Everybody's always a king or some noble Yeah, exactly. No,
Speaker 3: one's just Joe blogs and like you weren't really have
Speaker 3: an interesting life. You were some old guy.
Speaker 2: Do you know what you sounded like?
Speaker 3: A psycho?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I think, perhats we need to
Speaker 2: get Jackson past life progressions.
Speaker 4: I'd love to do that for jack.
Speaker 2: Curious to know what he's been in previous life.
Speaker 4: I reckon, you're a sloth.
Speaker 2: An amazing in a past life. You're a sloth. I've
Speaker 2: got feelings past life me. Alex is two wells, but
Speaker 2: it's not three. I'm sorry, but I love that story.
Speaker 2: That's a great one. Thank you and you all right.
Speaker 2: We're still looking for the three. We have another this morning,
Speaker 2: nine one o four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 2: It don't matter a call today, haven't we more than
Speaker 2: any other time we've done? Makers say, well, does anyone
Speaker 2: else feel there's something in the air today? But you
Speaker 2: said Beck just came in and she went, do you
Speaker 2: want to take a call from one of our listeners
Speaker 2: who almost squashed the world's smallest man? And when I
Speaker 2: mean when I mean world's smaltest man. There is a
Speaker 2: guy who is officially the world's smartest miss world record hot.
Speaker 2: He is right, Shander I think his name is, And
Speaker 2: it was Shander. He was here in Melbourne and he
Speaker 2: almost almost I said maybe tomorrow when we do you
Speaker 2: know that after Joe called in earlier and said that
Speaker 2: you almost bumped into Pierce Brosnan. Tomorrow is a phone
Speaker 2: in about almost.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm worried that our first call here is and
Speaker 3: it starts with an almost.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get a call on this Friday. Hey,
Speaker 2: come on in, Karen, Hi, how are you going? We're great?
Speaker 2: Care and I hope you're well with someone to mate.
Speaker 2: Thanks for calling the show and what's your maker say? Wow?
Speaker 25: Story now I was probably almost killed. I was working
Speaker 25: at a swim pool company when I was twenty one
Speaker 25: and a new bride and there was a swimming pool
Speaker 25: automatic swimming pool cleaner up on the ceiling and next
Speaker 25: minute the room just exploded in polystyrene and my old
Speaker 25: boss came running into one, look said ring the police.
Speaker 25: It was a nine year old who had taken his
Speaker 25: father's rifle from the wardrobe, put an ice cream lid
Speaker 25: on the back fence, fired, it went across through our window,
Speaker 25: exploded the polystyrene thing and the bullet landed about it
Speaker 25: into or twenty five centimeters above my head.
Speaker 19: Wow in the wall.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's a wow for me too, that you're you're
Speaker 3: lucky to be alive.
Speaker 24: I know the police came to go you're okay, you're okay.
Speaker 24: Of course, when you're twenty one, you think you bought
Speaker 24: through if no unintended. But I went home to my
Speaker 24: husband I'd only be married about six weeks, and I said, Darling,
Speaker 24: I'll give you a thousand guesses. You'll never guess what
Speaker 24: happened to me today?
Speaker 2: What did he get up to before?
Speaker 23: We do?
Speaker 2: Guess it? New feature there, Guess what happened to me?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You've only got a thousand.
Speaker 2: We should do that one day. Get carders to call
Speaker 2: in and something is happening. Well, we have a thousand
Speaker 2: guesses to guess what happened to them. Karen, you can
Speaker 2: have the down the green tickets okay, thank you, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you'd enjoy. You've got two great bands there and Rick
Speaker 2: Castley before we down the Green. All right, Karen, thanks
Speaker 2: your story, thank you all right. Then ticket's gone sale
Speaker 2: two days time down the Green with Rick Cassley and
Speaker 2: add at rothshold Wines next year for every the twenty
Speaker 2: second and then into Margaret caught a readA the next
Speaker 2: time on the twenty third. Ticket's gone sale this Friday.
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Speaker 2: Three yesterday went around to see a friend of mine, okay,
Speaker 2: and he said, hey, come on, have a look at
Speaker 2: my new toy. We went into his garage. New toy?
Speaker 2: Is this brand new BMW one these sort of eye
Speaker 2: something or others? Okay, I mean it looked immaculate. I
Speaker 2: was like, oh right, okay, and so, uh, how do
Speaker 2: your wife, because I know what they are. They're around at.
Speaker 3: This this car Sis figure three to four.
Speaker 2: Wow? Yeah yeah, this three hundred to four hundred dollars?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 2: Is it all for you? Ever googled anything to do
Speaker 2: with your friends? When I got out of there, I
Speaker 2: googled it right, see how much it was trying to go,
Speaker 2: how is your Is your wife okay with you getting this?
Speaker 2: You know, because they've already got two cars. She goes,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, she's going to go mad when she gets back.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, I learned she all this car. Hang
Speaker 2: on a minute, you've brought this car. You tell me
Speaker 2: anything to do with your wife, and she's going to
Speaker 2: find out tonight that you spent this kind of money.
Speaker 2: What do you think for you guys? How does it
Speaker 2: work before you need to get sign off from your
Speaker 2: other half? Do you remember my wife heard me talking
Speaker 2: about those boxing boots that i'd got from America.
Speaker 3: She measure send them back.
Speaker 2: I still got them. They were two hundred and ten
Speaker 2: dollars right, and I was nervous. I hid them. I
Speaker 2: was nervous about that three hundred thousand how much before
Speaker 2: you go to be.
Speaker 3: I would never spend over two hundred without going to it.
Speaker 3: It's not getting her permission, but just going, hey, I'm
Speaker 3: going to buy it thousand dollars car.
Speaker 2: But it's like sign up. It's like when you when
Speaker 2: you're married or in a long term relationship, It's like
Speaker 2: you're running a company together and you used to get
Speaker 2: the other partner to sign off on a purchase order.
Speaker 2: It must be the same for you and Chris.
Speaker 4: No, yeah, you know it is because I hide my
Speaker 4: Internet shopping. You've got a hiding spot.
Speaker 2: Doesn't the postman know you by first name and the dog?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: No, probably I'm with Jack. I reckon a couple of
Speaker 4: hundred justified saying hey, just heads up to dada.
Speaker 2: See I finally had cleared over the weekend. This is
Speaker 2: very exciting for me. I'm begging on for ages. I'm
Speaker 2: finally allowed to buy a turntable now. Now now we
Speaker 2: own a house here, there's an allocated space in a
Speaker 2: new place where I'm allowed a turntable.
Speaker 3: That's nice. But how much a turntable costs that much?
Speaker 11: Right?
Speaker 3: You get on an eBay for like twenty bucks?
Speaker 2: I get on off.
Speaker 4: No, he wants a good one.
Speaker 2: Thank you?
Speaker 4: And it's a text deduction, is it?
Speaker 2: Did you tie you as my counselor?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: I had no idea. I started google them yesterday and
Speaker 2: just gave up. If you ever google turntables, now you've
Speaker 2: got all these bloggers and stuff that telling it that
Speaker 2: you need copper cables to get the proper sound, just
Speaker 2: like it was back in seventy two when it was
Speaker 2: recorded and I gave up. There was just too much
Speaker 2: nerdery online if you were trying to buy it.
Speaker 3: I've actually just watched this interview with Reggie Wads who said, right, yeah,
Speaker 3: if you listen to a really really good vinyl player
Speaker 3: where and he was talking about the same thing, all
Speaker 3: the wires and stuff in there. He goes, the first
Speaker 3: time I listened to one that was really good, I
Speaker 3: cried and I thought.
Speaker 2: I have now now you made it worse because I
Speaker 2: have a tendency to get quite obsessed about stuff. Right,
Speaker 2: I'm now going to have to go back google it
Speaker 2: thinking does it make a difference if you get copper wires?
Speaker 3: That's what he That's what he said.
Speaker 2: I look forward to breaking out my greatest hits of
Speaker 2: holder notes and weeping when I hear the Majesty the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three?
Speaker 2: What is it about? The Saints? Saint Kilda just seem
Speaker 2: to have a lot of people from other sports, so
Speaker 2: we're like, I'll have you guys out Benny Slater and
Speaker 2: they got Shane Worn It feels like almost listen, guys,
Speaker 2: the guy that used to be the hulks outside and
Speaker 2: he really wants to help out, all right. Talking of
Speaker 2: Shane Warn, he's launched his range of sporting apparel, the
Speaker 2: Shane Warm Project. Apparrell apparrel s W twenty three clever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, doesn't roll off the tangle.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at a photo of Warney, who I think
Speaker 2: is great, amazing player. I think he's a great commentator
Speaker 2: as well, and it's in front of some of his clothing.
Speaker 2: What a revolutionary one. I'm looking on the right there, Jack,
Speaker 2: Can you see it? The cricket white he's gone for
Speaker 2: his take on it is cricket white. Ye, no deviation
Speaker 2: from whip me with cricket field white top and trousers.
Speaker 2: Thank you, mister Warn. Wear these available, these cricket whites
Speaker 2: who speak on anyway, Today's at work time waster is
Speaker 2: celebrity clothing. I've got fleece witherspoony good Jeff. Breeches what
Speaker 2: are breeches? Breeches you like put on your breeches like, oh,
Speaker 2: men used to wear them in the Victorian times? Like
Speaker 2: job pers?
Speaker 3: What are jobpers?
Speaker 2: When you go riding? That's what you wear? They're like,
Speaker 2: do you know anything? Jopers. They're riding trousers and ladies
Speaker 2: and men were to ride on horses. Shirt Russell, that's
Speaker 2: all right, this is the best one. The Croc, the rock,
Speaker 2: the crop. That's the cool? Now is he because he's
Speaker 2: the croc? Okay? Hoodie Allen and Kim thong Un? All right, Jack?
Speaker 5: What have you got?
Speaker 2: Celebrity clothing?
Speaker 3: Robe Schneider good friends with Adam Sandler Robe.
Speaker 2: Listen, it's a stinker. Just move on. We're at like
Speaker 2: nothing happened, can.
Speaker 3: He leggins, can Legans, nice Barack pajama and Cuba Hoodie Jr.
Speaker 2: You told me you're building, Well, which one are you
Speaker 2: building too?
Speaker 11: All right?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: I had one that you ruined because you used the rock,
Speaker 3: But I was going to do Dwayne the Suck Johnson. Oh,
Speaker 3: Dwayne the Suck Johnson.
Speaker 2: Okay, send us yoursen. Celebrity clothing oh four seven five
Speaker 2: O three one O four three oh four seven five
Speaker 2: O three one oh four three. Kim thong Un.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Today's time waster? At what time waster?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 2: Is celebrity clothing? You're ready to mark Jack.
Speaker 20: Ready, Dennim Moore Silver, Doug's World Done, Roberto MANKINI don't
Speaker 20: know the actor Silver Jeans, Hackman Silver plus, went on Cat,
Speaker 20: Nike Tyson, that's all right, Civil plus went on Devo Uh.
Speaker 2: Shawl Connery bit Chilly, put your shawl.
Speaker 23: On Shawl Connery Sivil plus jacket, Chan Gold, Tommy Lee
Speaker 23: Jeans Gold, ever Denzil Washing Pile Gold Cat, that's a
Speaker 23: great one, Elton Thong silver plus, Eric Bandana silvil plus.
Speaker 2: Kenny g String not needed, Gaetor Silver Panthony Hopkins Gold plus,
Speaker 2: Javanni World Done, Mate Poffer Jacket, Daddy Gold, Bennett Cumberbund Silver,
Speaker 2: Elton Long, John's Bronze, Roscoe and Yarraville Trackie Chan Silver plus,
Speaker 2: Canny a Vest Silver plus, Skirt Russell Silver and finally
Speaker 2: Luca Binoosa Mini driving gloves.
Speaker 3: Not for me, Branz the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three On today's show, The Star of Been the calls
Speaker 2: and the emails got some great emails here. By the way,
Speaker 2: if anyone has got any advice about buying the turntable,
Speaker 2: please email me. Producer Beck has already put me in
Speaker 2: touch with the place because it is so intimidating trying
Speaker 2: to find the right stuff. How much you looking to
Speaker 2: spend twenty dollars that's not my wife's so that I
Speaker 2: could buy a Vinyl turntable sound system for Email me
Speaker 2: Christian at gold one four three dot com dot au Jimmy.
Speaker 2: Yesterday we were doing the phone in about You didn't
Speaker 2: realize until you looked in the mirror. This is a
Speaker 2: great one from Ella. We're all at my brother's house
Speaker 2: having them finish some renaults before selling the house. My
Speaker 2: four year old niece decided would be great if we
Speaker 2: all had our faces painted. She did a beautiful big
Speaker 2: rainbow across my sixty six year old father's forehead. Later
Speaker 2: that day, he had to go back to work and
Speaker 2: to Bunnings to pick up a couple of places. As
Speaker 2: he left the house, he did have to go past
Speaker 2: the bathroom. We just presumed you'd go in there, see
Speaker 2: the mare and wash up, but he didn't, and we
Speaker 2: couldn't beveother to say anything to him. It wasn't untill
Speaker 2: later on, much later on that day, when he'd been
Speaker 2: to Bunnings and to go and work on a house.
Speaker 2: He was doing another renaut on that. He called it
Speaker 2: to say, none of you told me. He's been carrying
Speaker 2: on half a day and wandering around Reno. No one's
Speaker 2: saying thing to an elderly confused man with a rainbow
Speaker 2: on his forehead. That's good. That's from Ella yesterday on
Speaker 2: five Time, but Tuesday, also talking about have you ever
Speaker 2: been chased by an animal? Tracy was chased by an emu.
Speaker 2: She was on holiday and needed to go to the toilet.
Speaker 2: In a distance, I could see some emu, but they
Speaker 2: were pretty far away, so I went to go to
Speaker 2: the toilet. Well, the rest of my family was in
Speaker 2: the car. Suddenly the EMUs came into the toilet. Oh.
Speaker 2: I started screaming, ran out. They followed me and my
Speaker 2: husband and family thought would be hilarious to lock the
Speaker 2: car so I couldn't give I'm running around the car.
Speaker 2: I had all my kids do. One of them opened
Speaker 2: the window a bit and throughout some McDonald's out the
Speaker 2: window to trying to strike the email. I didn't talk
Speaker 2: to my husband for two days after that. Tracy, this
Speaker 2: is great. It gives me two possible ideas for the show. One,
Speaker 2: why didn't you speak to your other half for ages.
Speaker 2: You know some people do that. I've never done that.
Speaker 2: We didn't speak to them for a day or two.
Speaker 2: And the other one is toilet break's gone bad here
Speaker 2: when you just stop somewhere and you go to a
Speaker 2: toilet and something else happens. There must be stories on
Speaker 2: tomorrow show, but toilet breaks that have gone bad? If
Speaker 2: you got anything Christian at Gold one four three dot
Speaker 2: com dot au the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, So tyl of today's show has to be Barrack
Speaker 2: Olama about the legend of the Fitzroy Lama, which looks
Speaker 2: like it's true. So am I right tomorrow's show. We've
Speaker 2: set up a couple of things already on today's show
Speaker 2: like maybe toilet break gone bad yep?
Speaker 3: What did your partner still not know?
Speaker 2: Yep? And also I love the idea of doing a
Speaker 2: phone in around almost after the guy Joe called in
Speaker 2: on a phone in called make Us Say Wow so
Speaker 2: that he almost bumped into Pierce Brosnan. If you've got
Speaker 2: an almost for us, you can call tomorrow's show. So yeah, Tylo,
Speaker 2: Today's show is Barack Olama Huggies on the way, Thanks
Speaker 2: for listening, Have a great day.
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