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Speaker 1: The Chris John o'con all Breakfast Show on Melbourn's Gold
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Speaker 3: APAs give us us the weather prediction for Saturday.
Speaker 4: Morning, dry twenty degrees wow, showers later that night, but
Speaker 4: it's only a fifty percent chance, so it's looking good.
Speaker 3: The reason why we're obsessed about the weather Saturday morning
Speaker 3: ten a m Till Middays because we're all going to
Speaker 3: be the entire show, the entire radio station. I get
Speaker 3: the feeling as well.
Speaker 5: Gav, Whippy Huggy, we're all going to be there at
Speaker 5: the vu Whitnoval for our grand final, all the grannies
Speaker 5: of Melbourne taking each other on to see who can
Speaker 5: kick the ball the furthest We just want it to
Speaker 5: be dry, but that sounds that's going to be quite warm.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's going to be beautiful.
Speaker 3: I reckon see, I'm already thinking that twenty degrees is warm?
Speaker 7: It will it be too much? Should we call it off?
Speaker 3: Dehydrated?
Speaker 6: These born naners they'll be wearing ice fists. They wear
Speaker 6: ice fists when it's called the.
Speaker 3: Players, they wear them.
Speaker 7: They when they come off the field. They don't wear
Speaker 7: them on the field.
Speaker 3: Its hats. Yeah, you've got a lot of responsibility on Saturday.
Speaker 5: You are the chief umpire. When Jack does all the measuring,
Speaker 5: he's going to be shouting it to you. I can't
Speaker 5: love you putting vests made of ice cubes on Nana's Okay, No,
Speaker 5: Nana's must be harm Saturday morning. That's the golden rule team, Okay,
Speaker 5: all right, so welcome to show number seventy two this morning.
Speaker 3: We'll not ask you this.
Speaker 5: Do you remember the first time, when you're a kid
Speaker 5: or a teenager, when you first saw with your own
Speaker 5: eyes someone famous.
Speaker 3: These days we see too much of famous people. There's
Speaker 3: too much information.
Speaker 5: I know already too much about Donald Trump's Genitalia mushroom.
Speaker 3: I don't need to know that, all right, we don't
Speaker 3: need to know that. But anyway, back in the day, there.
Speaker 5: Wasn't all this kind of TMZ in twenty four to
Speaker 5: seven role in news coverage. If you ever saw someone
Speaker 5: even mildly famous, it was like you remember that the
Speaker 5: first time you ever saw someone famous in a normal
Speaker 5: everyday setting.
Speaker 3: Who was it for you?
Speaker 7: I remember seeing John and Benita who were from play School.
Speaker 7: You've got play school in the UK.
Speaker 3: When I was a kid, it was before they had
Speaker 3: kids TV channels. Play school was huge. They also do
Speaker 3: it's always very calming high kids. And they had like
Speaker 3: a round window and a triangle window. And today we're
Speaker 3: going to go through the round window that I hate
Speaker 3: the triangle and they going it's a video now about
Speaker 3: how glass is made, and the round one. It's going
Speaker 3: to be sick video the round one. So your play
Speaker 3: school was brill.
Speaker 7: Definitely my favorite was the arch window. I still remember
Speaker 7: Mum took us to a plate like a live play
Speaker 7: School show and I was overwhelmed with seeing them in person, and.
Speaker 3: It's circuit it is when we see these famous people
Speaker 3: went the first time. When you're kid or teenager, it's
Speaker 3: what is this? Overwhelming? Isn't it?
Speaker 5: You can't believe they're actually real and like us, it's
Speaker 5: too exciting.
Speaker 7: Who is it for you?
Speaker 3: For me, it was there was a soccer player.
Speaker 5: My soccer team in the UK is Southampton the Saints,
Speaker 5: and when I was ten, the little town that I
Speaker 5: grew up in They had this charity fun run. I
Speaker 5: think it was like one mile and it was for
Speaker 5: the whole town to come along and raise money, and
Speaker 5: they had a celebrity was hired to be part of it.
Speaker 5: It was the first time I ever seeing anyone famous,
Speaker 5: and it was the defender Nick Holmes from my football
Speaker 5: team Southampton, and I remember literally just being in awe
Speaker 5: of him. And it was the first time I ever
Speaker 5: asked for anyone's autograph. And in a local newspaper I
Speaker 5: was pictured with Nick and I looked so starstruck. It
Speaker 5: actually looks like they were doing the run raising sort
Speaker 5: of money for pioneering medical research. To me, let's just
Speaker 5: remind ourselves. You've seen the photos. My mum used to
Speaker 5: cut my hair look like that. He was raising money
Speaker 5: for a poor sick kid. You know, I like some
Speaker 5: pioneer medical searched. Back in the eighties, I did not
Speaker 5: look well in the folks.
Speaker 7: Did you? Did your parents clip it out and stick
Speaker 7: it out the fridge.
Speaker 5: Yet for years and when and then start to get girlfriends,
Speaker 5: they'd bring that photo.
Speaker 3: I don't bring out the one of the fun run. Mom,
Speaker 3: I don't look well. You saw it now, that that
Speaker 3: kid's not got long blessing. Why are his eyes like that?
Speaker 3: Always hairs all sort of like that as well?
Speaker 5: Anyway, So this morning give us a called nine four
Speaker 5: one four one four three nine four one four one
Speaker 5: o four three. Who was the first famous person you
Speaker 5: ever saw?
Speaker 3: When you're a kid or a teenager?
Speaker 1: The Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 5: So this morning I want to know who was the
Speaker 5: first famous person you ever saw? In the flesh might
Speaker 5: have been a kid or a teenager? Nine four one
Speaker 5: four one oh four three. Jenny, Good morning, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 8: How are you.
Speaker 3: I'm good this morning, Jenny. I hope you well as well.
Speaker 3: Thanks for cooling the show.
Speaker 5: So Jenny, tell us then, how old were you and
Speaker 5: who was the famous person you saw?
Speaker 8: I was about seventeen and I saw Ac DC, Bond,
Speaker 8: Scott and Anger Shung and all the rest of them.
Speaker 8: Where I was in the city with a couple of
Speaker 8: friends and in Swanster Street in Melbourne outside of the
Speaker 8: Manchester Unity Building they were building the it's the arconic
Speaker 8: video of them doing It's a long way to the top.
Speaker 3: Oh wow.
Speaker 8: Back of the truck going down swance.
Speaker 3: The bagpipes and the big marching through the town. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: we were so lucky to have seen that, I know, And.
Speaker 8: I remember it being a rather warm day because I
Speaker 8: was a nice and swim in those days, and I
Speaker 8: had cut off jeans on sure, so I think it
Speaker 8: was in summer. I can't remember, and I think it
Speaker 8: was a pretty warm day.
Speaker 3: Scott. I got to see Bond Scott as.
Speaker 2: Well, Oh we did.
Speaker 8: Yes, he had a strip striped T shirt on.
Speaker 7: I think, Jenny, have you looked for yourself in the
Speaker 7: video clip.
Speaker 8: No, we got across the road, but they had a
Speaker 8: few police around. But I had long blonde hair and
Speaker 8: so did half the people there, so I don't think
Speaker 8: we got in it. But I'm not sure. But there's
Speaker 8: a lot of people walking around the truck at the time.
Speaker 3: Isn't incredible?
Speaker 5: So, Jenny, that's like quite a few years ago, but
Speaker 5: you remember it so vividly. It's like it's burn into
Speaker 5: your psyche.
Speaker 3: Isn't it That that first experience of seeing an actual, walking, talking, breathing,
Speaker 3: famous person in the flesh.
Speaker 8: Absolutely, and I mean pretty much with them, and then
Speaker 8: what you saw was what you got.
Speaker 3: We leave that then all right, Jenny, that's a great story.
Speaker 3: Thanks for calling us up. All right, you have a
Speaker 3: good day, thanks Christian. Bye. All right, let's go into
Speaker 3: Lionston Pats, who is it for you?
Speaker 2: For me?
Speaker 4: We saw as kids in the late seventies out at
Speaker 4: Melbourne Airport were taking a family trip up to the
Speaker 4: Gold Coast and we saw Don Lane, who was a
Speaker 4: huge TV host here you American show host he was,
Speaker 4: and he used to couple up with bert Bert Newshen
Speaker 4: and they had a night show which I could never
Speaker 4: watch because it was on too late. So that was. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was funny seeing them because it's like, oh, he's real,
Speaker 4: you know, it's not.
Speaker 3: Like you and you just stare yes awkwardly. There's almost
Speaker 3: something beguiling and hypnotics about actually the first experience of
Speaker 3: seeing a celebrity. You're just taking it all in. Words
Speaker 3: don't come to you just stare slack jawed at their wonder.
Speaker 7: So no one from your family dared to go and
Speaker 7: ask for his autograph, No.
Speaker 6: It was sort of from a distance. I think he
Speaker 6: was going through the X ray machine.
Speaker 1: Pats the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Okay, so this morning we're asking you who was the
Speaker 3: first famous person you ever saw? Nine four one four
Speaker 3: one oh four three. Good morning, Lauren, Oh, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good, Lauren? You Sam Well? And who was the
Speaker 3: first famous person for you? Mate?
Speaker 8: I saw Andre the Joints.
Speaker 3: This is great. You know what. At the moment, we're
Speaker 3: going through one mention of Andre the Giant a week
Speaker 3: on the show, and I'm happy with that.
Speaker 5: PBS keep repeating that brilliant documentary The Bill Simmers went
Speaker 5: about as well, which I can't recommend enough.
Speaker 3: It's great watch. So anyway, where were you? How old
Speaker 3: were you? Mate?
Speaker 8: And I was about sixteen seventeen over here, I'm doing
Speaker 8: a tour.
Speaker 3: What a cliffhanger.
Speaker 7: Phone line? I was just listened to.
Speaker 3: Anything good is a triple M. No, it's steady of course.
Speaker 3: A and sorry you saw them in the city they're
Speaker 3: on tour.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you can have missing because he's what one something
Speaker 10: like that?
Speaker 3: Something's And did you ask for his autograph? Did you
Speaker 3: look up or try and jump up and get his
Speaker 3: attention and get his autograph?
Speaker 8: Oh no, no I didn't. On the other side, I
Speaker 8: was on the other side of the road.
Speaker 7: I wasn't gonna across the road. Just for an underage
Speaker 7: of the giant signature.
Speaker 3: She's still listening to the last bit of the radio show.
Speaker 3: All right, Lauren, that's the going mate, that's the radio
Speaker 3: the anchor, good morning, the old the Old Dream Team
Speaker 3: for uses there. It's always on it. Yeah, I'm really good.
Speaker 3: The anchor, really really good. Another smooth show. And the anchor.
Speaker 3: Who was the first Flapers person you ever saw?
Speaker 4: Well, the first group?
Speaker 10: It was the Who. Actually, my girlfriend and I were
Speaker 10: about thirteen and we kind of waked school to go
Speaker 10: and see them at the Southern Cross. And we tried
Speaker 10: to get up there about three times, and the manager
Speaker 10: said to us, if he saw us again, he would
Speaker 10: have just arrested.
Speaker 3: Are you trying to get on stage or were you
Speaker 3: at the hotel trying to see Rods A. Daltrey or
Speaker 3: it was the.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and it was the it was their hotel room, right,
Speaker 10: And so we tried one more time and we saw
Speaker 10: the manager coming towards us. So we knocked on the
Speaker 10: first door that we could see, and Roger Daltrey answered
Speaker 10: the door, what yeah, And we said, can we come
Speaker 10: in for a minute? Place, I said the manager. So
Speaker 10: we spent half an hour with them.
Speaker 8: We've got their draft.
Speaker 10: They were just amazing, really really nice.
Speaker 3: That's brilliant. You met the who I mean, that's that
Speaker 3: one of the greats of rock and roll.
Speaker 10: We met them and Peter Nur.
Speaker 8: It was a real job, all right.
Speaker 10: I won't go into what we say.
Speaker 3: A different time when teenagers. Who's just going to rockstar's hotel?
Speaker 3: All right, be ankle, We'll let you go down nine
Speaker 3: four one four, one oh four three.
Speaker 5: Can you hear yourself on the radio in the background?
Speaker 5: And also, who was the first famous person you ever saw?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: It's took at another coup of call set and I've
Speaker 3: took him this morning. Do you remember the first time?
Speaker 3: And you do remember it that you saw anyone famous
Speaker 3: for the first time with your own eyes? Patrick? Good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian. There you go. I'm pretty good, Batrick.
Speaker 3: I hope you're well. This sauning as well. And who
Speaker 3: was it for you? Who did you first see that
Speaker 3: was famous?
Speaker 2: First saw was Peter Russell Clark?
Speaker 3: Wow? How old were you in this? This monumental moment.
Speaker 11: I was about seven years old with my father doing
Speaker 11: a job in the city at the Opera House in Sydney,
Speaker 11: and I just said, Dad, it's Peter Russell Clark and
Speaker 11: get them up.
Speaker 7: So I went the other window of the old high.
Speaker 11: Cheers Peter, and I think, and my Dad's looking at
Speaker 11: me like son, like you don't say Coon Sheese to
Speaker 11: a celebrity, wow, just because he was the ambassador for Coones.
Speaker 7: Hey, I think, what kind of work did your dad
Speaker 7: have you doing at seven years old?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Look yeah, I was.
Speaker 3: An apprentice of laborer at seven seven. Even Nike turning
Speaker 3: I at seven year olds, they got you gotta wait
Speaker 3: till you're eight start making those trainers. Hey, that's great, Patrick,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for giving us a call. I
Speaker 3: have a good day, buddy, David. Good morning. How is
Speaker 3: it Patrick? All that money on those posters, all that
Speaker 3: money on those posters? Good morning, Patrick, Ty of today's
Speaker 3: show Morning.
Speaker 7: Unless David's really have to talk to the last poll?
Speaker 7: Should we just jump back?
Speaker 3: Weally awkward? Now get Patrick mak I can say, can
Speaker 3: warning David? Sorry? David? Who is it for you?
Speaker 2: All four beetles a.
Speaker 3: Royal flush. Yeah, how come.
Speaker 7: Feteen sixty nineteen sixty three Liverpool and I watched him
Speaker 7: go passing the parade on the way to the premier
Speaker 7: Hard Day's Night.
Speaker 3: I mean, all of that is incredible. So how come
Speaker 3: were you did?
Speaker 2: You?
Speaker 3: Were you born in Liverpool?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah whereabouts? I worked in Liverpool to the
Speaker 3: Breakfast was a great city. Yeah, way of the Tree,
Speaker 3: so just down the road from Penny Lane.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And you saw all them on the on the premier
Speaker 3: to Hard days Night, which is a great movie.
Speaker 2: Oh god, yeah, yeah, real, absolutely brilliant David.
Speaker 7: Around that era, were people just seeing them bumping around
Speaker 7: the city all the time. Not really, no, man, that
Speaker 7: was just like they said, are really kicked go at
Speaker 7: that point.
Speaker 3: So they were living there, you.
Speaker 2: Know, on the road.
Speaker 3: You lucky thing. So you actually saw all of them,
Speaker 3: You saw Lennon McCarty, Harris who, you saw all the
Speaker 3: four Beatles and then that's incredible. I'm jealous that you
Speaker 3: actually got to see the Beatles. Yeah, it stays with you. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I just wish Patrick was back on. So take this.
Speaker 1: To David the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 3: It's six thirty am and time to play the early
Speaker 3: morning game. It sounds like a song to me, Christian,
Speaker 3: so you got it yesterday. So I need a brand
Speaker 3: new clip. How this works? I play a little clip.
Speaker 5: It's got a couple of sound effects in there, and
Speaker 5: you've got to try and guess what the sound effects are.
Speaker 5: They clues to the song title. And this game is
Speaker 5: best when it's really hard. Okay, and it goes for
Speaker 5: a week. I'm annoyed this new one we've got, Jack,
Speaker 5: It isn't even worth doing. The record is four days.
Speaker 5: I think of somebody not getting the answer. And if
Speaker 5: you're listened to this thinking that you could come up
Speaker 5: with a really good one, I will give you a
Speaker 5: great prize if you're one last for five shows. If
Speaker 5: we get five shows away no right answer, I'll give
Speaker 5: you a great prize if you come up with a clue.
Speaker 5: So it's just a load of sound effects. You've got
Speaker 5: to guess the song title. This one's going to go
Speaker 5: immediately annoyed.
Speaker 11: Let me in.
Speaker 3: I mean, what's the point.
Speaker 7: Don't tell me you don't know knocking on Heaven's door?
Speaker 3: What it What if it was that we ask me
Speaker 3: to guess. No, don't guess anymore, because there's only a
Speaker 3: couple that can be And the next guest, I don't
Speaker 3: know what I don't know. I bet you do if
Speaker 3: you spend a bit more time.
Speaker 5: People are calling in already nine four one four, one
Speaker 5: oh four throw I'm only going to play it once more.
Speaker 1: Let me in.
Speaker 7: No, I think I knock on wood.
Speaker 5: No, stop guessing nine four one four three, Give us
Speaker 5: a go now, poor jack, guess is it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 3: Beautiful looking morning this morning. It is sad that whenever
Speaker 3: I see those hot air balloons, I'm jealous because I
Speaker 3: know some radio stations over the years have had their ones.
Speaker 7: Yeah triple m and got one at the moment.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know, I get rudy jealous. I don't think
Speaker 3: we can afford a balloon.
Speaker 5: Is there anyway we could send you up in like
Speaker 5: a picnic chair and lawn chair with a load of
Speaker 5: helium balloons? How many helium balloons would it take to
Speaker 5: get you to lift off the ground.
Speaker 7: I think some guy did it recently, like in the
Speaker 7: last couple of years.
Speaker 3: He did well.
Speaker 7: Danny Deck chair. Is the movie right where he flies
Speaker 7: with balloons? Some guy in America or Canada did it successfully?
Speaker 3: Would you? Thanks for doing so? You're up for that
Speaker 3: that's going to float above us. Get you over to
Speaker 3: that ship. And they'd be so jealous, like how that
Speaker 3: forget balloons is now? But a guy in a picnic chair,
Speaker 3: a launch chair. You'd go over to see pangy and
Speaker 3: so like, oh my god, why are they doing now
Speaker 3: over gold?
Speaker 7: But what I just take some binoculars, look through their
Speaker 7: window and see what they're doing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you get a couple of helium balloons, stuff.
Speaker 7: Like that, But why are you doing that? Fire jets
Speaker 7: down there? The hot air balloon?
Speaker 3: Don't just give me some production, my friend? You know what,
Speaker 3: radio we could add something to it. All right, we're
Speaker 3: doing this. I think it's too easy.
Speaker 7: It's six thirty AM and time to play the early
Speaker 7: morning games.
Speaker 3: It sounds like a song to me, Christian, do you
Speaker 3: think there's a game on this show? By the way
Speaker 3: of listener? According in doing sound effects, and we've got
Speaker 3: to guess what it is, all.
Speaker 5: Right, tomorrow's show early tomorrow? All right, then, so this
Speaker 5: is sounds like a song to me. I play a
Speaker 5: little clips, got a couple of sound effects. The sound
Speaker 5: effects are clues to the song title. Here is this
Speaker 5: One's far too easy Let me in? Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 3: Can know what it is? Nine four one four one
Speaker 3: o four three.
Speaker 5: If you get it right, this sarn and then we
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Speaker 3: Ever World Wellness Weekend. We've got a double pass for that. Steve, Yeah, Steve, Steve,
Speaker 3: what do you think it is? Mate? What's the song?
Speaker 3: I think it's sorry here and Knocking by David Edmonds
Speaker 3: Let me In? Great song. That is a great song, Steve.
Speaker 3: Is not the right answer, though, mate, Thank you very much,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Patrick's still heavy. Tracy, good morning, Hi Tracy. What do
Speaker 5: you think the song is?
Speaker 3: Mate? Knock on? Would let me in?
Speaker 7: Does sound like a timberdoor?
Speaker 3: It does sound like a timberdoor, but it is not
Speaker 3: the song. That is not the right answer tough like Tracy, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I know it's taking it personal, Glenn, Glen, Glenn here,
Speaker 3: I've gotten labeled up on my phone system in Brackets
Speaker 3: fifty five like just watching p's and q's with Glenn.
Speaker 3: You know they like her, they like some manners, Glenn
Speaker 3: Brackets fifty five. Good morning, Yeah, the war was on?
Speaker 3: Why are we only leaving up his age? Is he
Speaker 3: the only one of a certain age in Melbourne? So
Speaker 3: he's famous? Have you met Glen? The five old? Is
Speaker 3: a lovely guy? All right? Glenn fifty five? What is
Speaker 3: the song.
Speaker 2: Set in the dark outside?
Speaker 3: Men at work? Here?
Speaker 1: Let me in?
Speaker 7: That's a good guest, guest outside the box Glenn fifty five.
Speaker 3: Not the answer, Terry Ageless, what do you think it is?
Speaker 3: And we're just add Terry what thanks him? And Terry Bank.
Speaker 3: We just add Terry with knocking on Evans door? No,
Speaker 3: that was made against okay, Tracy, Terry Maur what you doing? Bes?
Speaker 3: What's going on? A woman?
Speaker 8: Not a man?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: I say gotcha? Okay and he's on the line.
Speaker 9: Yeah me.
Speaker 7: Yeah, chaos doesn't know that the cause me next X
Speaker 7: Thanks Christian and.
Speaker 3: What's your guests?
Speaker 8: Usy Corto. You keep on knocking that you can't.
Speaker 9: Come in let me in.
Speaker 3: Oh that's a great yeah, really really good one as well.
Speaker 3: It is not the Great Susie Quad Show. It's not
Speaker 3: that n I know. Oh maybe this is tough th
Speaker 3: I thought. All right, Well, rolls over now till Monday morning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 5: Three on this morning show, then ten weeks of tickets.
Speaker 5: This week it's all about the Royal Melbourne Show. We've
Speaker 5: got VIP family passes for four of you, parking food vouchers,
Speaker 5: our radio station Gold one I four point three showbag,
Speaker 5: We've got it all. That's at seven thirty this morning,
Speaker 5: and during the next half an hour we'll have a
Speaker 5: psychic on Dawn with her predictions about what's going to
Speaker 5: happen Saturday morning at the vu Witnoval for the Grand Final,
Speaker 5: as Melbourne's finest grands take each other on a week
Speaker 5: before the Grand Final, trying to see which one grand
Speaker 5: can kick the ball the furthest So we'll get the
Speaker 5: psychic predictions. Also going to ask the psychic. Gavin Miner,
Speaker 5: brilliant presenter just called him sick, and I'm not saying
Speaker 5: he's not sick. I'm going to ask Dawn the Psychic,
Speaker 5: Gavin Minner, Gavin Miller, you're going to read on that sickness.
Speaker 3: I've producing his head in his hands. Anyway, that's happening
Speaker 3: in ten minutes time. There's nothing anyone can do to
Speaker 3: stop me. Before that.
Speaker 5: One of you has spotted something about my laugh. You
Speaker 5: think it sounds a bit like this wheezing laugh I
Speaker 5: have sounds like Muttley from the Wacky Racist. So do
Speaker 5: you remember the Wacky Races, great kids TV show? Amy,
Speaker 5: Let's just remind ourselves of Mutley's laugh. It's like mine,
Speaker 5: and then this is mine Muttley I used to I
Speaker 5: take that as a convent. I used to love this
Speaker 5: TV show and.
Speaker 3: Daredevils Grow Up.
Speaker 2: Danny Drivers, whoever whirl are weel?
Speaker 3: And the Wacky Racers? Did you love this too?
Speaker 7: I love this and my brother used to watch the
Speaker 7: repeats all the time. My favorite was The Bolder Brothers.
Speaker 6: The Rockets.
Speaker 5: Mine was Panela pit Stop. I had a massive crush
Speaker 5: on Panope Pitstop.
Speaker 3: And then once I say a fancy dress party, I
Speaker 3: spent weeks begging my wife to dress, and she said
Speaker 3: it was actually scaring her. She didn't go one year,
Speaker 3: one year, one year, please. But if anything happened to
Speaker 3: me and I was on my death, but it would
Speaker 3: quickly just go and dresses. Pal pit Stop my last
Speaker 3: image on the She was my favorite. I used to
Speaker 3: actually leg it home from school, all right.
Speaker 5: I used to have to really get a jog on
Speaker 5: to get home from school, is to have to walk
Speaker 5: about three ks to come home, and to get to
Speaker 5: see Wacky Races in time, I used to love What
Speaker 5: did you like it as well?
Speaker 3: Perhaps?
Speaker 7: Yeah I did.
Speaker 6: I liked Pandora pit Stop. She was my favorite.
Speaker 7: With Pandora pit Stop, she was.
Speaker 6: One of the other characters that used to race.
Speaker 3: I don't remember any there was two pit stops. No,
Speaker 3: there was never two pitch wasn't there.
Speaker 6: I'm sure there's a Pandora Pandora pits stop. My thinking
Speaker 6: of Penelope, I'm sure I thought it was Pandora.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I had a hair in that bunner above her
Speaker 5: head and those white leather knee high book.
Speaker 7: Is that how you're thinking of pats Yeah, it's a
Speaker 7: while ago. The best thing about Wacky Races, unlike any
Speaker 7: other cartoon is anybody could win except monthly and Dick
Speaker 7: dastardly never won, but he truly didn't know who was
Speaker 7: going to win, whereas every other cartoon is like the
Speaker 7: mouse always beats the cat, et cetera. Oh, I'm looking
Speaker 7: at Pandora pit Stock. Yeah, she's like from a new
Speaker 7: new version of Wacky Races.
Speaker 6: Oh maybe I was watching it.
Speaker 7: You must be watching the week reboots.
Speaker 3: No, no, it's all about pananope pits stuff. That was
Speaker 3: the best one.
Speaker 5: Our producer, Brad Right, listen to this jump on Jack
Speaker 5: Smike used to take his love of this show one
Speaker 5: step further.
Speaker 3: What did you do? Brad Well?
Speaker 12: I nearly got suspended at school because we used to
Speaker 12: run a book on the Wacky Races because the different
Speaker 12: there'd be a different winner every night, right, and whoever
Speaker 12: won that night the night before was on long odds
Speaker 12: and we'd have mema mate.
Speaker 7: We ran a whole book and anybody could back any race,
Speaker 7: and then we got pulled up.
Speaker 3: We were making it so much money. It was great.
Speaker 3: People actually put money on it. O, my kids will
Speaker 3: make it putting the all bits on. There were sports
Speaker 3: back you were doing. It was written races and what
Speaker 3: stopped this, this money making scam. Apparently it was illegal
Speaker 3: and the school didn't like it.
Speaker 12: Some kid complained that we didn't give the right odds
Speaker 12: or something or other, and.
Speaker 3: Then they called us into the office. You're going to
Speaker 3: be suspended. Stop it.
Speaker 1: That's Brettant the Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three reminiscent on throwback first about Wacky Races up but
Speaker 3: Sir Brad even had a book at school taking bets
Speaker 3: on who was going to win Jax's jumps on the
Speaker 3: Wikipedia page. I love Wikipedia sometimes when you get those
Speaker 3: retro TV shows ron there and it's all some person
Speaker 3: has done all of this.
Speaker 7: Someone's going to the effort to do all placings from
Speaker 7: all episodes of the Wacky Races so you can see that. Well,
Speaker 7: we know the machine with Mutley and Dick dastardly, they
Speaker 7: never won, They never placed every every episode.
Speaker 3: I thought maybe'd be great if they could just win it.
Speaker 3: Those guys.
Speaker 7: I I hope the road Runner gets caught just once,
Speaker 7: that sort of thing.
Speaker 3: So he won the most then, so Christian, who's the
Speaker 3: brown Low of Wacky Races?
Speaker 7: The Anhill Mob that was the seven Little Guys in
Speaker 7: the Like the Mobmobile. Penelope Pitstop had four wins as well,
Speaker 7: and Peter Perfect had four wins as well.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the update, Christian O'Connell. Breakfast Shows Grand
Speaker 3: Final Grand News kicking. Yes, we're on the search for
Speaker 3: Melbourne's Grand with the longest kid. My god, what a rain.
Speaker 3: I know everyone's getting excited. Two days ago. Now until
Speaker 3: the Grand Final, Melbourne's Finest Granny's lining up taking each
Speaker 3: other on. I'm trying to win one thousand dollars a
Speaker 3: free pancake thanks to Pancake Marla every week three year
Speaker 3: pancake parlor just to release their new kids menu, delicious
Speaker 3: pancakes for under nine dollars eight dollars ninety.
Speaker 5: Please come along and cheer on the grands. You get
Speaker 5: free pancakes and coffee. Ten am First Kick ten am
Speaker 5: Sharp at the Vu Witten Oval, So really we're asking
Speaker 5: you to get there from nine thirty. Huggy's doing the
Speaker 5: crowd warm up before I go come on.
Speaker 7: The Yankees asked if the general public can get their
Speaker 7: face painted as well.
Speaker 3: She wants their face painted on Saturday morning or she
Speaker 3: going to get it painted ass.
Speaker 7: She'll get the butterfly.
Speaker 3: The butterfly, yes, okay, yep, we could do that as well.
Speaker 5: All right then, So that is this weekend, Saturday morning,
Speaker 5: nine thirty VU Whitten Oval, the Kennel Home of the Dogs.
Speaker 3: We're going to be there.
Speaker 5: Hopefully you can come along and cheer the grands on.
Speaker 5: And I thought this could be interesting. Obviously a lot
Speaker 5: of grands have entered. Some of them are pulled out
Speaker 5: injuries or just can't make it. I thought we'd get
Speaker 5: a psychic on how to have a look at some
Speaker 5: of the contenders. Ye see what she's feeling. So we've
Speaker 5: got on the line right now.
Speaker 3: Well we've got Dawn. Good morning, Dawn Clue.
Speaker 9: Hello Christian, how are you?
Speaker 3: Good morning? And thank you very much for free in
Speaker 3: some time. I understand you're really busy at the moment.
Speaker 9: Yes, An, I've just flown in from the UK. I've
Speaker 9: been there for about three months and took a trip
Speaker 9: out to Greece last week and just got back into
Speaker 9: cold and chilly Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Ah right, okay, now listen our grand final yees. Now,
Speaker 3: how do you work? Then? Are you someone who's an
Speaker 3: audio clairvoyant? What is your particular skill door.
Speaker 9: Okay, well, I work as a psychic medium internationally, so
Speaker 9: I can sort of sit here in Melbourne and talk
Speaker 9: to people in New York or London. So I work clairvoyantly,
Speaker 9: which is visionary claire audiently obviously, I channel in and
Speaker 9: get the messages and close sentimentally is the feeling. So
Speaker 9: I've worked on feeling for you guys today with these ladies,
Speaker 9: really just picking up feelings on their names and everything
Speaker 9: and a little bit about them. I didn't sort of
Speaker 9: read into them on what you know you sent to me.
Speaker 9: I just really sort of linked into their names. That's
Speaker 9: how I did it.
Speaker 3: All right, cool, Oh okay, let's see they know what
Speaker 3: you're what you're getting then.
Speaker 9: First of all, okay, well what I've done is I've
Speaker 9: taken all the contenders and I've just wrote a little
Speaker 9: bit of a piece about each one. So I'll be
Speaker 9: quite brief because i know we're short on times.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 9: No, well, I've actually i've actually, you know, gone down
Speaker 9: to the eight. So you know, I've done a short
Speaker 9: list of eight.
Speaker 3: For you and you're going to predict you're going to
Speaker 3: try and put it then, who's going to be the trife?
Speaker 9: Try and predict. That's what we discussed you today, So
Speaker 9: I'm going to try and predict. Okay, So I've just
Speaker 9: got certain ladies' names here that I'm going to put
Speaker 9: now on here. So we're going to go through eight
Speaker 9: of them, and then I'm going to give you the
Speaker 9: final three.
Speaker 3: How does that sound perfect, sir? Yes?
Speaker 9: Okay, okay. So Lianne Willoughby, Louis Liamn Willoughby. I feel
Speaker 9: that she's a really good contender, but she's closed, but
Speaker 9: she's not going to quite make it. Yes, yep, okay,
Speaker 9: A really great contender that if I was there on
Speaker 9: Saturday and i'd I'd be really sort of barracking to
Speaker 9: this person I think would be Lee Brown.
Speaker 5: Lee Brown yea known as the Fossil. She's forty seven,
Speaker 5: she reckons she can kick it forty meters.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I know. Well I'm getting a real strong feeling
Speaker 9: about her, so I hope she's listening. Okay, Catherine, what
Speaker 9: I'm must say as well? When I when I picked
Speaker 9: up this morning and I was reading about all these ladies,
Speaker 9: I think you've got a great sort of a show
Speaker 9: of ladies there. I think it's going to be really
Speaker 9: good fun. I really do. I think all their energies
Speaker 9: are all you know, sometimes you get in these things
Speaker 9: that people get a little bit, you know. Yeah, Punchy,
Speaker 9: I feel it's going to be a really good day.
Speaker 3: Yeah Evans, everyone, it's gonna be a good day to
Speaker 3: be punch and the dress rooms before herd pies fan
Speaker 3: kicking off or something. Anyway, let's go just go through
Speaker 3: some of the other senses there.
Speaker 9: We've got a couple of Catherine Evans. Yes, she's going
Speaker 9: to participate, but I think she's going to be disappointed
Speaker 9: in herself.
Speaker 3: Starts up the psychic, be disappointed in herself. Oh you're
Speaker 3: on the way home. Okay, yeah, please, this is brilliant.
Speaker 9: You don't want any more. You don't want any more
Speaker 9: bad news.
Speaker 3: You just give us what any don't fail.
Speaker 9: To Dawn Claire Davis. I have no idea how how
Speaker 9: old Claire Davis is, because I'm not looking at fifty nine.
Speaker 3: Claire Claire Zaley is her nickname.
Speaker 9: Okay, well, I feel it's not going to be happening
Speaker 9: for her, and I've just put in brackets age.
Speaker 3: A damning indictment there for poor Claire Davis.
Speaker 9: Okay, okay, okay, do you do you know anything about
Speaker 9: these ladies at all? Or is this no?
Speaker 3: No, no, you just go through the names and getting home.
Speaker 9: All right, one that's really coming up. And I think
Speaker 9: she's got great potential.
Speaker 10: Browin Wallace.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, when the first spoke to Lebron she calls herself, right, I.
Speaker 9: Think she's got I think she's got great potential. But
Speaker 9: let's wait till we get to the end, because there's
Speaker 9: more news then at the end of this, so so
Speaker 9: don't play the bets yet.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 9: Brenda Arnell a really really really great sport, good fun,
Speaker 9: A really great sport and good fun. Yeah, great the
Speaker 9: bar afterwards, Yes, that's right.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 9: Vickie Kavana would love to be up there, she'd really
Speaker 9: love to do it. But again, I think it's use.
Speaker 9: I think it's age that's going to go against her.
Speaker 3: Yes, she's known as the Cavs. She's sixty two, reckon,
Speaker 3: she can hoo fit twenty meters right, Okay, Well.
Speaker 9: Let's wait and see, Okay, all right, kay Price yep, yeah, Okay,
Speaker 9: I feel that she I don't know what she does,
Speaker 9: but she's a really busy lady, and I think she's
Speaker 9: just got lack of time to practice to really give
Speaker 9: it all. Yeah, but I just think she's got other
Speaker 9: stuff happening as well. But she's going to be there, okay.
Speaker 9: Jane Park again, another contender. I think she's just doing
Speaker 9: it as for fun to participate.
Speaker 3: Thing known as parking. She's fifty four.
Speaker 9: Yes, okay, right here, let's go for this. Then this
Speaker 9: is where I'm up to now. Sharon Ball yep, Okay,
Speaker 9: don't know what she's known as. I didn't really read.
Speaker 3: Known as shaz fighting named Shazza.
Speaker 9: All right, high estimation of this lady. She's a really
Speaker 9: good bet, guys, So I think if I was coming
Speaker 9: along there, I'd be probably putting some money on here.
Speaker 9: Sharon Ball, Okay, look out for that one.
Speaker 8: Julie Allen.
Speaker 9: She wants to participate. But again it's more about the
Speaker 9: participation than the winning.
Speaker 3: Yeah okay, but if that.
Speaker 5: It feels like it's because we're up against time a
Speaker 5: bit hit, or it feels like we've got a good
Speaker 5: read on a load of them.
Speaker 9: So let's as part can I can I just finish
Speaker 9: off quickly? Denise Canizari, great potential, Great potential. Denise Canazzali
Speaker 9: and Francis Hayward. I think she's a dark horse. She
Speaker 9: can do better than expected. That the top three, I've
Speaker 9: gone Denise Sharon.
Speaker 5: And Lee Denise Sharon Lee the top three. Yes, two
Speaker 5: last questions then, because.
Speaker 3: We've got to go.
Speaker 5: But listen, Dormers has been great. First of all, how
Speaker 5: far do you think they're going to kick it? Do
Speaker 5: you think it would be more? Do you think someone
Speaker 5: will get fifty or thirty to forty or forty to fifty?
Speaker 3: What do you get? The bill?
Speaker 9: About forty seven forty seven? So you've got somebody in
Speaker 9: there that's really good. So I've got to now go
Speaker 9: back and have a look and see it with Sharan
Speaker 9: Ball because I think i'd like to hear about her more. Anyway, anyway,
Speaker 9: we'll chat again.
Speaker 3: Okay, I take this in one last one. The name
Speaker 3: Gavin Miller. He's a presenter here and he's called in sick?
Speaker 3: Is he? Is he sick today? Dawn?
Speaker 5: What are you getting for Gavin Miller? Gold one or
Speaker 5: four point three is drive time host?
Speaker 9: I think he's just taking some time out.
Speaker 3: We better go, We better go. You're going to get
Speaker 3: us in trouble. Okay, Dawn, lovely talk to you lovely. Alright,
Speaker 3: don If people want to find out more about your
Speaker 3: speech to you, where they go?
Speaker 9: Okay? Then all right, what did you say? Then?
Speaker 3: Do people want to speak to you? Where did they go?
Speaker 3: If you've got a website sor right?
Speaker 9: Okay, so to w WW dot Psychic Medium, dawn dot com.
Speaker 9: That's my world Wide Web and my email address is
Speaker 9: Dawn Cleary at hotmail dot com.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, thank you very much. Love to talk
Speaker 3: to your third eye as well.
Speaker 8: Okay, take care, thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: Week two of this The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Shows ten
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Speaker 3: Last week sending you to fail Connins Live. This week
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Speaker 3: We've got your tickets every single morning on the Breakfast
Speaker 3: Show at seven point thirty This week though it is
Speaker 3: all about this weekend. It starts to Raw Melbourne Show
Speaker 3: sun Time look at this price. Then the Royal Melbourne
Speaker 3: Show this Saturday twenty second to the.
Speaker 5: Second of October unforgettable. We've got a family past, the
Speaker 5: four of you right passes, food bounces, parking passes and
Speaker 5: the highly covered gold one oh four point three showbag.
Speaker 3: It's all yours.
Speaker 5: Jack is live on the showground right now. It's going
Speaker 5: to delve into a celebrity showbag.
Speaker 3: You gotta listen to the clues work out who.
Speaker 2: It is, Hey, Jackie, there mate, Hello Christian. I've been
Speaker 2: coming down here all week, but the atmosphere now is
Speaker 2: really starting to build at the Melbourne Show.
Speaker 3: I could feel it. I could feel it, and I
Speaker 3: have a little wonder round so we can hear you know,
Speaker 3: some of the stalls go. I guess getting ready shore.
Speaker 7: Of course, before I go to the showbag store, I'll
Speaker 7: just walk around, walking around now around the show.
Speaker 3: Oh my word, where is that is that? The guess
Speaker 3: the way of the pig store.
Speaker 2: That's the pig store. Yes, your favorite pig out weekend.
Speaker 3: Do you know who's going to be there the recent
Speaker 3: why they call it the Raw show? Harry?
Speaker 5: You know he's coming over to Melbourne. He's actually going
Speaker 5: to be there this weekend. He's doing the guests The
Speaker 5: Way of the Pig. He's running the store with me.
Speaker 3: I did not know that.
Speaker 2: Will Meghan be their author?
Speaker 3: Christian? Yes? Yes, I think she's working on the ferrets.
Speaker 2: Guess the way of a ferret?
Speaker 3: Yep? What's that?
Speaker 7: It's this year.
Speaker 2: That's one of the pterodactyls overhead, terodactyl.
Speaker 3: Terodactyl. What I said, play along with the sound effects dactyl?
Speaker 3: Was he going to make her this? It's a blue weld, Christian?
Speaker 2: That's the will we mammon?
Speaker 3: All right? What are the clues? Delve into a celebrities bag?
Speaker 2: Whose celebrity showbag? Am I looking through? The first thing
Speaker 2: in the show bag is a Beatles song?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 2: Like a single? A Beatles single? The second item is
Speaker 2: legal documents? Oh what are these for?
Speaker 7: Legal documents? And the third and final thing in this
Speaker 7: week's Today's Celebrity showbag is a Sherlock Holmes book.
Speaker 2: Why would that be in there?
Speaker 3: That's not producer bout crying because these are not the
Speaker 3: clues we discussed just three minutes ago. What's the legal
Speaker 3: documents come from Theodactyl.
Speaker 2: That I just didn't give you all the clues when
Speaker 2: they gave you.
Speaker 3: We drive time and gas not in today, we'd have
Speaker 3: to do his show. We'll still be taking guesses, all right,
Speaker 3: So legal documents, a.
Speaker 2: Beatles song and the Sherlock Holmes book.
Speaker 3: I know it is, and I'm confused.
Speaker 2: What's what celebrity showbag? Am I looking in?
Speaker 3: One four three lines are open now if your guess
Speaker 3: is the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's gold one oh four points.
Speaker 3: Right now though on ten wents of tickets. It's all
Speaker 3: about the Royal Melbourne Show.
Speaker 5: We have your tickets, VIP tickets, it's a family pass,
Speaker 5: you get the parking, food vouchers, the gold one oh
Speaker 5: four point three showbag. All of us get another chance
Speaker 5: tomorrow morning at seven thirty each say this week Jack
Speaker 5: live from the showground and you're trying to work out
Speaker 5: who the celebrity is he's delving through their showbag.
Speaker 3: Jack is still there at the showgrounds.
Speaker 7: I'm still down here, Christian looking at all the sights
Speaker 7: and sounds of the show.
Speaker 3: There. Yeah, and get by the peak. Teradat will still
Speaker 3: with us, Yeah, flying overhead, Yeah, I get here.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to show them away from the pigs.
Speaker 5: Wow, well, all right, then let's take some guesses. Bridget,
Speaker 5: good morning morning, Good morning, Ridget. And who do you
Speaker 5: think celebrity is?
Speaker 8: Robert Downey Jr.
Speaker 2: What makes you think that he is? In the Sherlock
Speaker 2: Holmes movies. But it's not Robert Downey Jr.
Speaker 3: All right, and those clues again? Then, so it was
Speaker 3: was it a shirt at Holme's book.
Speaker 2: Or Sherlock Holmes book legal documents and a Beatles song
Speaker 2: all in the celebrity Showbager? Which which celebrity is it?
Speaker 3: Catherine?
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning Christian and saying how you're doing?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're great. I hope you're well this morning. Who
Speaker 3: do you think it is?
Speaker 9: I think it's John Farnham.
Speaker 3: Oh why do you think that? I generally want to
Speaker 3: know now.
Speaker 9: He did a version of Help by the Beatles. His
Speaker 9: career was so far down in the depths in the
Speaker 9: eighties you needed a detective to find us.
Speaker 3: Who are we? Fancie Burner from Catherine.
Speaker 8: In Chile.
Speaker 2: It's certainly not John Barnham.
Speaker 3: But Catherine, you call this show anytime. You're a live wire.
Speaker 3: You're what we need in the morning. You are great.
Speaker 5: I'm going to send you something. It's not the right answer,
Speaker 5: but I will send you something, all right, okay, all right,
Speaker 5: thanks Lork Catherine.
Speaker 3: All right, Alex, are you on mate? Pretty good? Alex?
Speaker 3: Who do you think it is?
Speaker 6: I reckon it's Michael Jackson?
Speaker 2: What oh how did you get there? Well, the Sherlock
Speaker 2: homes because the mystery surrounding his death, the Beatles songs
Speaker 2: because he bought the Beatles albums, and a.
Speaker 3: Leg very I'm sorry you worried about that terry dapse.
Speaker 3: We'll get that big hair of yours. It's not Michael Jackson,
Speaker 3: but good guess response units down there, Shane, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning. And who do you think it is?
Speaker 2: I think it's Jude Law walk us through it.
Speaker 7: The Beatles song.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Law of the legal document and.
Speaker 3: He was in Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 2: You got three out of three correct clues.
Speaker 3: Wow, Lord past to go to the Raw Melbourne show.
Speaker 3: You have a great time there. Okay, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: All Right, Jack you better make it back quickly, mate,
Speaker 3: because we've got the isolated track. It's Bruce Springsteen coming
Speaker 3: up the other side of the news. All right, I'll
Speaker 3: do it back over Thank You Live one the Christian.
Speaker 1: Oh' connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: I look forward to doing this every single week Thursday morning,
Speaker 3: just after the eight o'clock news and on Gold one
Speaker 3: oh four point three on the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show,
Speaker 3: we play a little bit of this.
Speaker 5: It's an isolated track. You can find loads of these.
Speaker 5: You can waste a lot of good time on the YouTube.
Speaker 5: A Lord have you been doing that? You've never heard
Speaker 5: of them before? And what we do every single Thursday.
Speaker 5: It's an isolated track, which means it's just a vocal
Speaker 5: track from a song that we all love, probably a
Speaker 5: song you've heard a million times, but when you strip
Speaker 5: it back and just hear the vocal performance, you're shocked
Speaker 5: at the power. You feel the song in a different way.
Speaker 5: And we've had Chris Cornell, Eddie Vedder, some of the
Speaker 5: best rock and roll voices around, and today I'm really
Speaker 5: excited because it's one of my favorites. It's Bruce Springsteen.
Speaker 5: It is the Boss, This is Him to Him, Born
Speaker 5: to Run, which is one of my favorite songs. So
Speaker 5: we play the isolated track, and then we play the
Speaker 5: actual original song as well.
Speaker 4: Have it.
Speaker 3: Listen to this.
Speaker 5: Whenever you hear him singing, he's never phoning it in
Speaker 5: the Boss, even if you're not a big Mega fan,
Speaker 5: but he's one of those voices to me, which is
Speaker 5: all hot. Whenever you hear Springsteen that raspy vocal, it's
Speaker 5: so distinctive, but it's all heart to me.
Speaker 2: Have it.
Speaker 3: Listen to this.
Speaker 5: You think you've heard Born to Run, Now listen to
Speaker 5: this this week's isolated vocal.
Speaker 3: In the day we swear it out.
Speaker 13: On the streets of a runaway American dream head night
Speaker 13: we read some mansions of glory in suicide machines sprung
Speaker 13: from cages on hallween Land Droumwheel, feel injected and step it.
Speaker 3: Out over line leaving this town ribs the bones from
Speaker 3: your back. It's a death trap. It's a suicide rap.
Speaker 3: We gotta get out, o couse tramps like us. Maybe
Speaker 3: we were born around there you go. This week's isolated track,
Speaker 3: That is greatness the Boss Bruce Springsteen, and here is
Speaker 3: Born to Run Gold one A four point three Good morning.
Speaker 3: It's to Christian in O'Connell breakfast Show. Turn this up. Loud.
Speaker 3: It's the only way to enjoy it.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 5: I was just asking Jack, if you could be any
Speaker 5: any single the band for me, it would always be Springsteen.
Speaker 5: I uh, lucky enough to see them live a couple
Speaker 5: of times, big shows, epic shows. It's so you in
Speaker 5: that hypothetical, do you become Bruce Springsteen just in front
Speaker 5: of the You know, I'm with my band, The East
Speaker 5: Street Band got nails to the left of me. You know, Miami,
Speaker 5: Steve van zandt It got Max Weinberg on the skins.
Speaker 7: You know why I wouldn't choose Bruce Springsteen because he
Speaker 7: does those famous three hour long sets.
Speaker 3: That's so I based my whole four hour breakfast show,
Speaker 3: not a three hour bookshow on, you know, on the
Speaker 3: Springsteen of breakfast radio. You know you if you could
Speaker 3: be leading any who would be for you? If you
Speaker 3: could be leading of any band?
Speaker 7: My favorite old time band is Green Day.
Speaker 3: Yep, I think I'd do that. Let me guess Adams
Speaker 3: and actually in his skin?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well I would be inside his skin, but.
Speaker 3: No, let the face stop it.
Speaker 6: I'd have to say Michael Hutchins for this one. Oh
Speaker 6: it sex on his stick.
Speaker 3: What they said about him, he was to watch. He
Speaker 3: was a stick, don't know, basting goodness, nose, immaculate conception.
Speaker 6: So you can have his skin back in your cage beds.
Speaker 5: All right, Time for this week's Time for this week's
Speaker 5: Internet history, where we go around the team have a
Speaker 5: look at what been Google in the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 5: I'll go first, then, full disclosure, I did genuinely look
Speaker 5: at this because of what was coming out of America yesterday.
Speaker 5: We live in a time of too much information. Last week,
Speaker 5: I didn't need to know superl McCartney about what the
Speaker 5: Beatles did in their downtime.
Speaker 3: Well, John and Paul, we didn't need to know. Okay,
Speaker 3: we did not need to know that. Too much information.
Speaker 5: But now it's Pete with Stormy Daniels telling the world
Speaker 5: about Donald Trump. And he's not exactly a Trump Tower.
Speaker 3: So when you say you looked it up, because she's
Speaker 3: saying that his you know, his genitalia, it's less than average,
Speaker 3: we get it now. I mean that's a guy with
Speaker 3: a painfully small penis. That's where behaves like that. I
Speaker 3: get it. She said, it's like a mushroom and reminded
Speaker 3: her of a character from super Mario cart. So I
Speaker 3: started googling super Mario cart.
Speaker 5: And I'm telling you what right, you know we're worried about,
Speaker 5: you know, the supermarkets and the decline themselves and strawberries.
Speaker 5: I reckon, mushrooms are going to be hit by this.
Speaker 5: I was going to have a mushroom azotto last night
Speaker 5: for tea, and that new Stormy Downners has put me
Speaker 5: right off it. Too much information, so that's what I look. Yes,
Speaker 5: they super Mario can't online, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: What is it about the presence of America as well?
Speaker 3: The men that we know too much about their Bill
Speaker 3: Clinton Trump? Yeah, we know we know too much about
Speaker 3: that kind of area. We do not need to know.
Speaker 5: I reckon inauguration. They should have to hand it over
Speaker 5: because they only get into trouble in that office, don't.
Speaker 8: They What.
Speaker 7: A photo of it?
Speaker 5: No, the actual, the whole thing, the whole thing should
Speaker 5: be removed. I mean, you know, look at transferred up
Speaker 5: to look at Clinton did it's too much power.
Speaker 7: That would show that they're really dedicated in the role.
Speaker 5: You know what the inauguration, they got one hand on
Speaker 5: the Bible, the other hand on their thingy and they
Speaker 5: hand it over, and you know, it's just safer for everyone.
Speaker 7: It's not that, it's not just like get detached with
Speaker 7: one movement.
Speaker 5: Now, come on with surgery these days, I'm sure you
Speaker 5: could get one like that, you know, go down Bunnings
Speaker 5: and get some equipment or something that sausage and anyway,
Speaker 5: all right, perhaps.
Speaker 3: What have you been googling?
Speaker 4: Oven clean is Western suburbs. So it's barbecue season coming up.
Speaker 4: They had a big spring clean in the backyard. An
Speaker 4: what did you find a dead rat in our barbecue?
Speaker 3: I thought I saw you chewing on a tail this
Speaker 3: Morning Star after the five thirty headlines full of protein.
Speaker 3: It was jerking at the time. Actually, don't think it
Speaker 3: was dead five minutes on the barbie.
Speaker 4: So Chris reckons that you know, you can get people
Speaker 4: to come out to clean your ovens, and so he
Speaker 4: reckons a good sort of blast with the water blaster
Speaker 4: will be.
Speaker 3: Jet wash it. Yeah, but if I broke it like
Speaker 3: it takes, it did something to some of the rings
Speaker 3: and stuff like.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the in lit vowves because you know that. Yes,
Speaker 5: it's amazing when she's fire up that jet washer.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 4: He does everything and everything. Yeah, but no, I think
Speaker 4: I think it's a council collection job. Myself.
Speaker 6: I think we need a new barbie.
Speaker 7: I tend to agree, just because next time you're cooking
Speaker 7: on it, no matter how well it's cleaned, you're going
Speaker 7: to think.
Speaker 3: Of that rat. No, all the heat you turn it
Speaker 3: on and you get the the heat will take care
Speaker 3: of that, will burn it off. It's just another meat
Speaker 3: protein sauce.
Speaker 7: So you think, keep the rat in there and just
Speaker 7: cremate it.
Speaker 5: Jesus it would have added to it about that some
Speaker 5: hitses somewhere. I'm going to open up a place now
Speaker 5: called Dead Rat.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 5: We're doing our Internet history where we go around the
Speaker 5: team finding out what'll we been googling?
Speaker 3: Jack? What is it for you? What have you been
Speaker 3: googling the last twenty four hours?
Speaker 7: I got two things. One of them's a bit gross.
Speaker 7: So if you want to hear both or just the one.
Speaker 5: What a great inviote doesn't want to be grossed out
Speaker 5: a half eight in the morning. End with the gross
Speaker 5: just because it's really bad, I can hit the ads.
Speaker 7: I'll give you the pleasant one. Firstly, do either of
Speaker 7: you do this. I will read a book and then
Speaker 7: Google maps a location in the book to get a
Speaker 7: vibe of where the location is.
Speaker 3: If you've been a bit of fiction about a city
Speaker 3: somewhere in the world.
Speaker 7: So this last night it was Kingston, New York. So
Speaker 7: I'm going to street street view and then i drive
Speaker 7: along the streets for a bit to get a feeling
Speaker 7: of the kind of houses there and where my characters
Speaker 7: are living.
Speaker 3: No, I've never done that. I've never done that, but
Speaker 3: that's cute. I think that's a good thing to do.
Speaker 7: Now, the grass one.
Speaker 3: I had a super Mario car? Is it in trump?
Speaker 7: It's not that bad. I had a waxy build up.
Speaker 3: In my ear. Come on, you're kidding me. You've got
Speaker 3: an air problem. Go and get them syringed.
Speaker 7: Did so? Bianka did the syringe for me?
Speaker 3: Which is what kind of gameplays that between you know,
Speaker 3: a young couple.
Speaker 6: Did it involve a monkey mask?
Speaker 7: It wasn't sexual in any way. We got the over
Speaker 7: the counter syringe where you just put it in water,
Speaker 7: squeeze it.
Speaker 3: Up, and then she squirts an the way that Jack
Speaker 3: explains everything how a syringe works. The syringe you speaker.
Speaker 7: So she's squirting it in, but the waxy build ups.
Speaker 3: So then I hurt your ear drum doing I told her.
Speaker 7: To go harder because I could sense it coming, but
Speaker 7: she had to push harder, so she pushed.
Speaker 3: Really, what are they talking about on gold?
Speaker 7: So the little almond sized ball of wax pops out,
Speaker 7: so she gets it. But you know, now that was
Speaker 7: that was two days ago. Now I've got some sort
Speaker 7: of ear infection and I've been googling.
Speaker 3: What I might seem to do is because we wear
Speaker 3: headphones a lot, your the tensils of your inner ear
Speaker 3: become over activated. You get more wax. So I every
Speaker 3: six months go and get micro suction. And that's what
Speaker 3: a thing a guy wants to boast about.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 3: I need macro suction. I mean they need high you
Speaker 3: know in justice equipment. No, it's it's they stick a
Speaker 3: tiny hoover in the ear and they and they drag
Speaker 3: it out like the dentists how they china like the
Speaker 3: eye of a needle. But it's a tiny hoof, No,
Speaker 3: my wax was too big for the eye. I'm telling
Speaker 3: you it's great, and then they show it to you.
Speaker 3: It's amazing. It is.
Speaker 7: It is disgusting, but it's kind of all out on
Speaker 7: the other side, is anyway, I think I got an
Speaker 7: ear infection so might not come in tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Ah, No, you're here. We got what Gavin Miller's gone
Speaker 3: wrong with him.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: points for you.
Speaker 5: Two days to go until our big Grand Final live
Speaker 5: nine p thirty if you want to get there at
Speaker 5: nine thirty to the vu Whitnoval the kennel and got
Speaker 5: all the grands, over one hundred of entered.
Speaker 3: Quite a few have dropped out through injury. Blessed them.
Speaker 5: They've been training hard, kicking hard. We're trying to find
Speaker 5: out which one of the grands can kick the ball
Speaker 5: the furthest The winning grand gets one thousand dollars and
Speaker 5: thanks for the pancake Parlor who've just released their new
Speaker 5: menu Delicious Kids Pancakes now f under nine dollars eight
Speaker 5: dollars ninety. The winning grand also gets a for a year,
Speaker 5: they get a free pancout, so free dollar, a free
Speaker 5: week from the pancake parlor.
Speaker 3: There you go, now pick it up.
Speaker 5: Get a free bankick every week for a year from
Speaker 5: the pancake parlor, and they get a beautiful weekend.
Speaker 3: Try at Peninsula Hot Springs as well. Got this big
Speaker 3: break this weekend as well. They're as well. If you
Speaker 3: want to go and do something nice there Wellness weekend
Speaker 3: starting Saturday. So we'd like you to come along and
Speaker 3: cheer the grands on.
Speaker 5: There's going to be free pancakes for you if you're
Speaker 5: coming along just to check, doesn't matter if your grand's
Speaker 5: not voltage, come and cheer.
Speaker 3: See what happens. We'll litill be there.
Speaker 5: We'll be hanging around if you'll come and chat and
Speaker 5: say hi. We'd love to meet you all. V you
Speaker 5: wittnoval get them about nine point thirty. First kick is
Speaker 5: at ten am.
Speaker 3: All grannies get one kick each and then they all
Speaker 3: get whittled down to ten. We reset like you do
Speaker 3: with the grand Final. What happened before doesn't matter, and
Speaker 3: they have to have another It's all on that one
Speaker 3: kick down at eight. Yeah, and we've got to be honest.
Speaker 3: Are we going to tell them what we've been up
Speaker 3: to in the last twenty minutes. I don't know.
Speaker 7: I don't know because I don't want to spoil it.
Speaker 7: If there's some terms and conditions that we're not allowed
Speaker 7: to bet on the grounds.
Speaker 5: If you and I right were secret agents and we're
Speaker 5: caught behind enemy lines, even when they go put your
Speaker 5: hands up, you told them what we were doing there,
Speaker 5: and I'm going.
Speaker 3: Oh, no, we're just tourist loss. No we're not actually spies.
Speaker 3: Are we going to talk about No? We shouldn't otherwise
Speaker 3: because we exactly we sports bet.
Speaker 5: Have got odds, various odds on the grounds and will
Speaker 5: from sports Bet was on last week and we have
Speaker 5: bet on the grounds. We haven't been putting any money
Speaker 5: on a particular grand, but we have been putting a
Speaker 5: certain I put two hundred dollars on one certain bet.
Speaker 7: It's a sure thing for me.
Speaker 3: I'm going to get a phone called my wife. She
Speaker 3: has this app that there's any suspicious activity and it
Speaker 3: will be during the Breakfast show. Why am I gambling?
Speaker 3: Why am I spending two hundred dollars during the Reakforce show.
Speaker 3: I have put a two hundred dollar bet in one
Speaker 3: of the categories so of you should we say what.
Speaker 7: It is then so that other people can do it.
Speaker 3: Let's say it we're going to go to prison. What
Speaker 3: are prisons like?
Speaker 7: It's the it's the over on the bed. So it's
Speaker 7: paying a dollar eighty five to be over eighteen.
Speaker 3: This is it, road trader.
Speaker 7: I think it's a certainty.
Speaker 3: There is a category at sports bet. Obviously we're not
Speaker 3: encouraging gambling. Please gamble responsible. Okay, however there is there
Speaker 3: are no shore bets. However, for the lungers, is your fault?
Speaker 3: Over eighteen meters eighteen?
Speaker 7: Granny's training and already shown us they can kick thirty
Speaker 7: meters eighteen.
Speaker 3: It's going to alter all the odds. Now they're all
Speaker 3: going to go and do this. They're going to want
Speaker 3: the slices action. Then they're going to come kicking the doors.
Speaker 3: And what if the grounds don't do eighteen meters plus?
Speaker 3: They will, I believe. Also imagine they don't you. And
Speaker 3: if you go nuts and go get out there and
Speaker 3: kick a age, I don't care if it's midnight, stop
Speaker 3: righting house on alone. Anyway, we shouldn't have said anything.
Speaker 3: This is your fault.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: I don't feel very good about what's going on moving
Speaker 3: on from that. I just feel this is just grubby,
Speaker 3: you know. I mean, there's been more talk off air
Speaker 3: on this Breakfast show about betting on these grannies. You know,
Speaker 3: I'm now going to be watching what happens on the
Speaker 3: big days of Masters Sementies and just not going to
Speaker 3: breathe the cyber if.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be really twitch it until one of them
Speaker 5: gets over eighteen point five. Then you and I are
Speaker 5: going to go, Yes, I haven't finished. We don't know
Speaker 5: who's won, it doesn't matter we.
Speaker 7: Won, and I'm measuring so.
Speaker 3: I promise you this. It's all above board. Okay, it's
Speaker 3: all above board. But if people are wondering at sports
Speaker 3: Bet are offering some various different categories and odds. If
Speaker 3: you type in novelty, we're under novelty on sports Bet.
Speaker 3: I'm looking at it now. You've got right at the
Speaker 3: top there on novelty. I'm very proud of this Christian's
Speaker 3: Grand Finals. Top of novelty, we're above.
Speaker 5: Prince Harry and Meghan markle nab in the First Child
Speaker 5: Alien Contact and for some reason, Collinwood is there under
Speaker 5: novelty the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: The odds have chat drastically changed through so a huge
Speaker 3: flux of betting in the last half an hour.
Speaker 5: The odds have changed, of course, gamble responsibly. All right,
Speaker 5: you wondering what's this happened? I don't want to go
Speaker 5: back into it. You can just for context.
Speaker 7: You can bet on the Grand Final this weekend. Grand's
Speaker 7: kicking as long as they can. We found a loophole.
Speaker 7: It's not loophole.
Speaker 3: No no, no, no no no, no, no, no no,
Speaker 3: avoid the word loopholes. It's all legit, all the shit.
Speaker 7: Just we thought they were offering good money for kicking
Speaker 7: it over eighteen meters, which we know some of the
Speaker 7: grands already can kick thirty forty Exactly.
Speaker 3: You've seen this information, you've seen some of the training video.
Speaker 3: So we've just put a little side bet on how
Speaker 3: far they kick it. Now the odds have been slashed.
Speaker 3: Is that so?
Speaker 7: Is that from people who listen to the show going
Speaker 7: and betting on it.
Speaker 3: Exactly?
Speaker 7: It drops the odds. Yeah, okay, well congrats if you
Speaker 7: got on early. It's free money.
Speaker 2: Sure.
Speaker 3: No, all right, today's that work time waster. I'm going
Speaker 3: be so tense during this now until they kick over
Speaker 3: eighteen all right, today's time. Noel Gallagher of Oasis and
Speaker 3: now Noel Gallagher and is High Flying Birds, brilliant storyteller.
Speaker 3: This is great news doing a book about his time
Speaker 3: in Oasis with his brother Liam. So today we're looking
Speaker 3: for band books, rock band books, combining a band with
Speaker 3: a book. Have you got on with these? Yeah?
Speaker 7: I got I got two.
Speaker 2: I like four.
Speaker 3: I've been busied last half an hour moving funds around
Speaker 3: various accounts. I've got Frankie Stein goes to Hollywood.
Speaker 7: That's good.
Speaker 3: Slaughter House Jackson five? What because you don't know the
Speaker 3: Kurt Vonnegut book and the Old Man and the Seer?
Speaker 7: Is that good?
Speaker 3: Is a Brian Hemyway? I don't know.
Speaker 7: Charlie and the C and C Music Factory. Nice Bruce
Speaker 7: Lord of the Ringsteins, No way, no, no.
Speaker 3: No, you can't be happy with that, Bruce Lord of
Speaker 3: the Ringsteins. It's like a dirty kind of tribute band,
Speaker 3: Billy Bible, Billy Bibe. No, I love it, I take
Speaker 3: it back now. That's the one to meet folks. Can
Speaker 3: you top that?
Speaker 5: Combine a rock and roll band with a book title?
Speaker 5: Billy Bible is genius. Take the rest of this week
Speaker 5: off to leave the studio there all right? Then Texas
Speaker 5: yours combining a book with a band? Text them through
Speaker 5: oh four seven five.
Speaker 1: Three, one oh four three The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 5: Today's that work time waste that we go to the
Speaker 5: world of literature and rock and roll. Noel Gallagher, formerly
Speaker 5: of Oasis, whether as wether Liam is writing a book.
Speaker 5: Loads are behind the scenes photos as well. I can't
Speaker 5: wait for this bout's time. If you'd him a couple
Speaker 5: of times, tis one of the best, Probably him and
Speaker 5: Bono the best storytellers there are to interview.
Speaker 3: Noel could be a static comedian if he does live
Speaker 3: a lot of authors now they're doing these live shows
Speaker 3: hills he doing. He's a stand up but those will
Speaker 3: be those will sell out. He's a really, really naturally
Speaker 3: funny guy. Anyways, writing a book.
Speaker 5: So today's at work time Wasster asked you to combine
Speaker 5: a book title with a rock and roll band. Now,
Speaker 5: first time ever our boss has actually sent me a text,
Speaker 5: whether that work time waster. I ask you to mark
Speaker 5: it as sporadically and as nonsensically as you do the
Speaker 5: ones I read out from the listeners, not nonsensically or often.
Speaker 3: It makes no sense your marketing. If you don't understand it,
Speaker 3: you mark it down. If it's a movie you haven't seen,
Speaker 3: you punished them.
Speaker 7: It would be dishonest if I mark them and didn't
Speaker 7: get the joke.
Speaker 3: Okay, Ben Folds five go off camping. You know the
Speaker 3: ni blank books, Famous fun.
Speaker 7: Sorry, Sue, I do not know the book. I don't
Speaker 7: know the book.
Speaker 3: I know Ben fob five, Yeah, I love Ben Fold's
Speaker 3: got new single as well.
Speaker 7: It's a Bronze.
Speaker 3: You's in the office from here. You know how many
Speaker 3: paces it is.
Speaker 5: You measured it out green eggs and hams become green
Speaker 5: eggs and wam.
Speaker 3: Danny and Preston, well done. The Doobie Brothers, caramels off.
Speaker 7: Don't know the book. Sorry, sorry, Bronze.
Speaker 5: Sorry, and Malvin, that is really smart. Gold of mye
Speaker 5: some men at work. You must have heard of that.
Speaker 7: Some men that's better civil plus the.
Speaker 3: Wizard of Ossy osborn.
Speaker 7: Gold plus.
Speaker 3: That is that's the way to do it. Boss. That's
Speaker 3: some Bretton mill Park. Well done, primus some prejudice. Oh
Speaker 3: that's great.
Speaker 7: That's great.
Speaker 3: Gold plus Emma, well done. AC Dictionary. That's a gold
Speaker 3: plus all right, that's genius. Though before Jacob and Taylor's hill,
Speaker 3: I was thinking for ages. Are trying to think of
Speaker 3: one for ac DC, But a C dictionary is brilliant.
Speaker 3: Uh if you could understand this one I can't get.
Speaker 3: I appreciate them. Try the crowbar in hold of notes,
Speaker 3: but to holder notes a mockingbird, I mean to killing
Speaker 3: mocking burd, but to horning oaks and mocking bird. I
Speaker 3: love that. Oh my god, Gold gold plus plus plus.
Speaker 7: It's unmarkable.
Speaker 5: My kinder Long, I'll give you an honorary gold for
Speaker 5: to hauler Oaks and mocking Bird. Iron Handmaid in Tawl,
Speaker 5: very good, iron Man.
Speaker 7: Ah yes, yes, too much, confusing, still friendly.
Speaker 3: Too smart for Shawn and Ocean growth storm boy, George smart.
Speaker 7: That's my favorite so far. Gold double plus.
Speaker 5: Libby always has good stuff. The line the Witch and
Speaker 5: the Dandy Warholes.
Speaker 3: Oh I like that. Yeah, I like that.
Speaker 7: Gold double plus.
Speaker 3: Charlie and the Hot Chocolate Factory.
Speaker 7: These are all great gold plus.
Speaker 3: Let's make that last one. Well done, great work everyone,
Speaker 3: Thank you The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Gold four point three.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Shows Grand Final Brand you kick it.
Speaker 3: We're on the search for Melbourne's Grand with the longest kick.
Speaker 3: This now has got a taint over it and you
Speaker 3: talk at this now. We have done something shonky. But
Speaker 3: it's not shonky because it's not. But it feels like
Speaker 3: we've been betting on the grands.
Speaker 7: That's our shunkiness. The event is still legitimate.
Speaker 3: Absolutely we if.
Speaker 6: We no, no, girl, I'm the clean member of this team.
Speaker 7: The odds are dropping.
Speaker 6: You both should be drug tested.
Speaker 1: With it.
Speaker 3: I'd pass. There's no way he's on you know, he's
Speaker 3: on something every day on medication. I tell you, didn't
Speaker 3: you okay? All right, all right then so at the
Speaker 3: v you went over. That's where we need you to
Speaker 3: come along. Cheer the grand on this Saturday morning, which
Speaker 3: one grand can kick them all the furthest they win
Speaker 3: one thousand dollars also.
Speaker 5: Get down to the pancake parlor. They also get a
Speaker 5: pancake every single week for a year plus. They get
Speaker 5: escape to a world of luxury and wellness at Peninsula
Speaker 5: Hot Springs, Big Prizes.
Speaker 7: This is a bounty.
Speaker 1: Ah.
Speaker 3: We also get a little side bounty as well if
Speaker 3: they kick over eighteen on the line. Now, then we've
Speaker 3: got Rachel Rachel, who's from Diamond Valley Trophy Center. Good morning, Rachel,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian, Good morning Rachel.
Speaker 5: Now, Rachel, tell us about what you've been kind enough
Speaker 5: to be working on over the last couple of weeks
Speaker 5: that all the grands have been getting something.
Speaker 8: I have done some wonderful little medals for you guys.
Speaker 10: They're a little gold.
Speaker 8: Medals and they've got the gold one over.
Speaker 7: For Lego in them.
Speaker 8: They look amazing.
Speaker 3: All right, that's fantastic. And this is for all the
Speaker 3: grands that come along and take part on Saturday.
Speaker 10: It's for everyone that participates.
Speaker 7: You know what, This is great because participation medals now
Speaker 7: for kids are so common, but back in the grand's day,
Speaker 7: they probably didn't have participation medals.
Speaker 3: You had to kill any kind of medal with your
Speaker 3: bare hands and nicor elastic. Different world back then. Different
Speaker 3: well back then. I mean some of them are going
Speaker 3: to have flashbacks. We've got to be very very careful
Speaker 3: around them. They're like T and T. These old deers
Speaker 3: handle with care all right. So they get a medal.
Speaker 3: And you've also been working on a trophy for the
Speaker 3: winning grant as well.
Speaker 8: He loved and a lovely big cup.
Speaker 10: It's really quite big. It comes up past my knees.
Speaker 5: That's great because we will see if they can do
Speaker 5: a shoey and then they can maybe do a little
Speaker 5: cuppy as well, you know. And also I just want
Speaker 5: to say thank you very much to a Diamond Valley
Speaker 5: Trophy Center for doing this. There's a lot of effort
Speaker 5: work to do all this. I also just want to apologize.
Speaker 5: Has one of our people, I Huggy, been in your
Speaker 5: store a lot.
Speaker 10: Huggy has come to see me quite a few times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, listen, I've spoken to him about this.
Speaker 5: I've told them that you cannot be demanding money off
Speaker 5: local businesses anymore. The world has changed, hockey, So you know,
Speaker 5: I'm sorry about that. Your business is safe if you
Speaker 5: don't keep up repayments.
Speaker 8: Okay, Oh, thank you glad to hear that.
Speaker 5: And thank you very much for happing us out, and
Speaker 5: thank you very much the Diamond Valley Trophy Center.
Speaker 1: Good on you not a problem than a right thanks
Speaker 1: the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three, Thank you very much, Melbourne To.
Speaker 5: How about out without your help, there's no way we're
Speaker 5: doing our Grand final this weekend. Just heard Rachel on
Speaker 5: making all the medals for every single grand that turns
Speaker 5: up to have a go this weekend, which is incredible.
Speaker 5: The banner is ready for all the grands to run
Speaker 5: through before we have first kick. Thank you to to,
Speaker 5: thank you too to and that's what they are called,
Speaker 5: thank you to to, thank you to Rojo Pacific, Rojo Pacific.
Speaker 5: They've made the banner for us.
Speaker 3: The slogan that you came up with in the end
Speaker 3: was yeah from a lit Now we might be old,
Speaker 3: but we're kicking for gold. That's very good. And also
Speaker 3: we got to thank I mean, there are so many
Speaker 3: people to thank this radio station. I'm not saying it's tight,
Speaker 3: but it wouldn't even pay for one hundred oranges for
Speaker 3: the grounds. How bad is that? I mean, come on,
Speaker 3: office fruit group, we actually go around begging for oranges.
Speaker 7: Which are the people out in sales? Has got the orange.
Speaker 3: They're hitting? Bonus.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much to Office Fruit Group for providing
Speaker 5: your match day oranges.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 5: I'm not entirely sure whether we're going to be in
Speaker 5: prison or here on air tomorrow morning because of what's
Speaker 5: gone on in the last hour and a half.
Speaker 7: Surely we won't go to prison till at least after
Speaker 7: the event.
Speaker 3: We are back tomorrow morning. It's all about all requests.
Speaker 5: Friday last chance to when Vip family passed the tickets
Speaker 5: to go to the Rawal Melbourne show and it is
Speaker 5: the countdown to the Grand Finals Saturday morning at the
Speaker 5: VU Wittenoval. Well hope you can get their free pancakes
Speaker 5: free coffee from nine p thirty first kick ten am.
Speaker 3: We are back tomorrow morning. Title of today's show is
Speaker 3: Good Morning Patrick.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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