Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 1: Friday Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: There was that we've been time traveling back to like
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy eight. Whenever I hear this, good morning, It's
Speaker 2: Friday morning on the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 3: We've made it to Friday's four.
Speaker 2: Minutes past six Today's show.
Speaker 3: We are stacked.
Speaker 2: The big thing we got going on that we do
Speaker 2: every single Friday is every single song that I play
Speaker 2: is picked by you some Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Let me know what songs you want to hear this morning.
Speaker 2: Kick start your weekend nine four one four one oh
Speaker 2: four three.
Speaker 3: How are you this morning, Jack?
Speaker 4: I'm very good. I'm not sure if I should ask this,
Speaker 4: but do you do you do pooh in the morning
Speaker 4: before you come?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 2: I think this is fair enough because actually, if you
Speaker 2: if you routinely have these early hours, everything you do
Speaker 2: is part of your morning routine. But personally, for me,
Speaker 2: I part of my routine. Everything is just whittled down
Speaker 2: to the fine tuned. I always have a number two
Speaker 2: before I get out the door. Always been on that
Speaker 2: for twenty years.
Speaker 3: Details.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm always a morning person, and with me.
Speaker 2: You're always a morning person. I spoke to Andy Lee yesterday, right,
Speaker 2: just catch up check. He was okay about what happened,
Speaker 2: and he was going, how's Jack getting on? I said,
Speaker 2: you know, he's doing really really well. Said, I still
Speaker 2: think it's some of these hours are aliens, and but
Speaker 2: he's making a lot of effort to get used to
Speaker 2: what nutrition.
Speaker 3: And sleepy needs.
Speaker 2: And he goes, he just casts his mind back to
Speaker 2: last August when I first said to Andy privately, look,
Speaker 2: this might be a thing, it might becoming to mail,
Speaker 2: it might be on.
Speaker 3: Gold and who could I need someone great to do
Speaker 3: it with?
Speaker 2: And he mentioned you, And he goes, your only thing
Speaker 2: is those hours. He's never done a day's proper day's
Speaker 2: work in his life. This is someone who cares about you,
Speaker 2: recommended you for a job. You're telling me you're a
Speaker 2: morning person.
Speaker 3: No, you're not.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I'm miscommunicated that I do every morning.
Speaker 2: I do always do my puss, Like at four am,
Speaker 2: you can get it done.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm trying to before the show starts, use every
Speaker 4: minute I can for sleep. So I wish I could
Speaker 4: get rid of it.
Speaker 2: But during the night, I just don't have a special
Speaker 2: mattress that you can just move your backside over.
Speaker 3: And you know, yuck.
Speaker 6: You don't want to do it for how do you
Speaker 6: go on the weekends though, because that means then you
Speaker 6: have to get up.
Speaker 3: I get up within five or ten minutes.
Speaker 2: I need to do that to me too, even on holiday.
Speaker 2: My wife at once actually said, you know, I envy that.
Speaker 3: Was she on holiday. I don't want to say her routines.
Speaker 3: You weren't like that.
Speaker 4: It's horrible.
Speaker 3: But I can anywhere. It's not a problem. It's not
Speaker 3: a problem. You know what.
Speaker 2: You and I can talk about this. Neither of us
Speaker 2: can now say the pass, hey.
Speaker 6: Pass, No I find breakfast? Oh god, no, I know,
Speaker 6: I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: Oh god no, please.
Speaker 6: It MUCKs my system up. I missed my window. If
Speaker 6: I can't go at the same time in the afternoon,
Speaker 6: I then have to wait another seriously, another twenty four hours.
Speaker 6: I missed my window.
Speaker 3: I've got Are you kidding?
Speaker 6: No, I'm deadly serious. Why, I don't know, I'm weird
Speaker 6: like that.
Speaker 4: So what if you accidentally missed two days in a row?
Speaker 4: Oh God forbid? More hunched over.
Speaker 3: God, yeah, I reckon. That's well. We've got a little
Speaker 3: bit of the old testing news yesterday.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the old fugly stick story and stuff
Speaker 2: like that?
Speaker 3: Having a pop at England the way yesterday? All right, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: when you say the same time in the afternoon, what
Speaker 3: do you mean on the hour?
Speaker 6: It's a bit like my news.
Speaker 3: It's a clock start, is it?
Speaker 4: It's three o'clock coming on?
Speaker 3: Anyway? Okay, good chat everyone, breaking news. Let's get Marny
Speaker 3: on the line. Now, good morning, Marny. Hello, I won't
Speaker 3: don't worry money, I'm not going to bring you into
Speaker 3: this conversation. Stay in the house. You know.
Speaker 2: Show number twenty five can't be the one where we
Speaker 2: started asking listeners do they have a poo in the morning.
Speaker 5: I'm an asking person.
Speaker 4: Okay, you're a girl after my own mark.
Speaker 2: I'm actually starting to blush that.
Speaker 7: Started out. He did.
Speaker 2: I know, we don't forget this guy's a morning person.
Speaker 2: You know, he lives for these hours. Whatever the definition
Speaker 2: is of not a morning person, it is Jackson.
Speaker 3: All right, So listen, Marnie.
Speaker 2: You get the honors of picking the first song today.
Speaker 2: All the music is beat by everyone listening today. So
Speaker 2: what do you want to go for this morning to
Speaker 2: kick start the show?
Speaker 5: Well, going for something romantic, get a bit disturbing, and
Speaker 5: that is the Pinacolara song.
Speaker 3: Great song.
Speaker 5: Ah, you know it's fun. Back in the day, were
Speaker 5: like a pinicola that we'd like to have fun in
Speaker 5: the rain. Nowaday, it's all about are you married yet
Speaker 5: you're out of parole kind of thing. You're trying to
Speaker 5: find the man.
Speaker 8: I just thought i'd bring it back, you know, i'd.
Speaker 9: Bring it back out was.
Speaker 2: Well, you say that this song is a song about
Speaker 2: romance in simpler times, and actually there's a real darker
Speaker 2: story in this of a guy who is bored in
Speaker 2: his marriage took out an advert looking for someone who likes,
Speaker 2: you know, singing in the rain to go and have
Speaker 2: an affair with. He meets this person who applies to
Speaker 2: the advert. Love Behold, it's his wife and in the
Speaker 2: song they both have a laugh about it. If I
Speaker 2: started going on, you know, some kind of dating app
Speaker 2: and then the old lady indoors have had enough with
Speaker 2: her and then I go to meet someone for some dirty,
Speaker 2: grubby side sex and I go to my.
Speaker 3: Wife, who the fuck it's you my wife. Oh we
Speaker 3: had a laugh on the way home for about that,
Speaker 3: but that's what the.
Speaker 2: That's the story of this song. Anyway, it's a great
Speaker 2: one to kick start the show. So Marnie, here's your
Speaker 2: song and joy have a nice weekend.
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Speaker 2: When I was a younger man, he used to think
Speaker 2: this song was just a fun, innocent song about the
Speaker 2: cocktail peanut ladas.
Speaker 3: And then as I.
Speaker 2: Got older, one though, I was going this is a
Speaker 2: song about a guy who was looking to get away
Speaker 2: from his other half for some side action and then
Speaker 2: goes to have that and then ends up meeting his wife,
Speaker 2: and it's a fun song about that. Brilliant, brilliant song
Speaker 2: to kick afoll requests Friday on Gold one I four
Speaker 2: point three. Good morning, it's to Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 2: You know, we're talking about our routines this time of
Speaker 2: the day, right and there are a lot of people
Speaker 2: listening right now who are always up this time of
Speaker 2: the day. I think that for some of you who
Speaker 2: keep regular early morning hours, you'll have a certain marker
Speaker 2: on your way into work where if you look at
Speaker 2: it and you look at the time, you know whether
Speaker 2: you're on time, early or late. For me, now five
Speaker 2: weeks into doing the same journey into the radio station
Speaker 2: from where I am out Brighton East, the mean streets
Speaker 2: of Bran East, I know there's a bit well once
Speaker 2: I get from a Nepean Highway onto Punk Road and
Speaker 2: there's a seven eleven long Punk Road, and I know
Speaker 2: I always see it because there's a traffic light just before,
Speaker 2: and always look up. I look at what the time
Speaker 2: is in the uber driver's car. And this morning on
Speaker 2: New Strowaway, damn it on four minutes behind. Normally hit
Speaker 2: it around five twenty five, it's like five twenty nine.
Speaker 2: I was, ah, that's four minutes. I'm going to need
Speaker 2: to really get a jog on now. When I get
Speaker 2: in the building, no time for chit chat. And I
Speaker 2: even saw Nick Albadusu started to a little bit chat
Speaker 2: with me, and I held my hand up. Now, I
Speaker 2: haven't got time right now, I've got a piece of
Speaker 2: people and I want to write some things down. Something i'd
Speaker 2: heard in the taxi from a rival radio station that
Speaker 2: they were claiming that it had annoyed me that I
Speaker 2: will address this morning. Okay, this is this is on
Speaker 2: the addition a piece of paper that randomly just scribbled down
Speaker 2: angry this morning. When I gone, it begins the top
Speaker 2: line fox. So anyway I want to know this morning?
Speaker 2: Then what is your morning marker? You'll know somewhere along
Speaker 2: your morning routine, your journey into work. I bet that
Speaker 2: you have a similar thing to me where you it's
Speaker 2: like a landmark, or it's not really like a tourist landmark,
Speaker 2: like the seven eleven on Punt Road. It's not a
Speaker 2: tourist landmark, but you'll know there's something the thing, a
Speaker 2: marker on your morning routine into work.
Speaker 3: Where you can look at that and know whether or
Speaker 3: not you're on time.
Speaker 4: Mine's always getting off the end of the freeway and
Speaker 4: I look at the time and think, am I late?
Speaker 4: But then also I'm not really sure what time I'm
Speaker 4: meant to start. In your morning check, I've kept it
Speaker 4: a bit fluid. Sometimes I come in early, sometimes they
Speaker 4: come in and just know where.
Speaker 2: They're actually going to show up. Most mornings, there's a
Speaker 2: really nice fun energy to have. Perhaps do you have this?
Speaker 4: I do usually I listen.
Speaker 2: You've got like a thousand kilometer trip in every single day,
Speaker 2: bring the lead cheer drives in from broom.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 6: I listen to a rival AM station and usually I've
Speaker 6: got to be on the ride by the time some.
Speaker 3: Kind of right wing talk is it now?
Speaker 6: It's I have to be in the car in the
Speaker 6: garage backing out when the US correspondent is is signing
Speaker 6: off and they go into the cereal because I love
Speaker 6: the cereal on the way in yep, that's my market.
Speaker 4: What's sorry for being ignorant? What's the cereal?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 4: Like there?
Speaker 6: You know, what's another word for a cereal? Like a
Speaker 6: radio play from the sixties.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that stuff was still on radio.
Speaker 2: I thought you meant like it was a serial feature
Speaker 2: where they do it at the same time every day,
Speaker 2: like it's twenty five.
Speaker 3: But it's what's some boring old play?
Speaker 4: I love it? Is it where they get like this?
Speaker 3: You know what?
Speaker 2: I'm glad I've got ten thousand miles away from England
Speaker 2: because they have a terrible one called the Archers, right,
Speaker 2: and every dentist you go to they've.
Speaker 3: Always got it on somewhere on a station called Radio four.
Speaker 3: It's a BBC station.
Speaker 2: It's eleven a m. Let's catch up with what's going
Speaker 2: on with the archers? No, and it's all these horrible
Speaker 2: sound effects. This Montague, could you sit down please.
Speaker 3: It's horrible.
Speaker 4: What's the theme?
Speaker 3: Doors opening and coming back up?
Speaker 4: What's the theme?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: What's the story?
Speaker 6: At the moment they're sort of swapping it around a bit.
Speaker 6: So they had one where about a prized race horse
Speaker 6: that got poisoned and this one I can't.
Speaker 3: Quite no staircase is it?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 6: I think this one repeats of the old is it
Speaker 6: Dad and Dave or.
Speaker 3: Whatever it is for we would know you asking here?
Speaker 4: I sleep as well. Remember not a lot of people
Speaker 4: pirating that theories.
Speaker 3: You find it on marketplace? All right, what's your mon Marco?
Speaker 3: Let me know on nine four.
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Speaker 2: Justin in Epping wants to hear this this morning. It's
Speaker 2: seventeen minutes past six morning, Melbourne.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast shoe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Poison un skinny bop coome on. It's the Christian O'Connor
Speaker 2: Backford show. It's goal one in four point three. You're
Speaker 2: in control the music. Every Friday on our show, I'm
Speaker 2: Skinny Bot poison for Justin in Epping. So this morning
Speaker 2: we want to know what are your morning markers, your
Speaker 2: routine during the during the morning, this time of the day,
Speaker 2: your journey into work where if you look at that
Speaker 2: whatever it is, and you look at the time, you've
Speaker 2: got to work out where you're running early or late
Speaker 2: or on time. Gabby, good morning, Good morning, Good morning, Gabby.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show. And what's it for you? What's
Speaker 2: your morning marker?
Speaker 11: So every time I turn off the highway, there's a
Speaker 11: ute sitting on the left side, a hand in the
Speaker 11: bus stop. If he's there, sitting there waiting for his
Speaker 11: mate arm one time?
Speaker 3: Now do you think the drive of the U is
Speaker 3: also looking out for you?
Speaker 2: And then he knows if you're there at the same time,
Speaker 2: why he's mate for his own weight at the bus stop.
Speaker 2: He knows whether he's early or late as well. You'll
Speaker 2: each other's markers.
Speaker 12: Oh I hope I'd be honest, Gabby, have a lovely.
Speaker 2: Weekend, thanks for calling, Thank you bye. We now got
Speaker 2: a friend of the show. You A couple of weeks
Speaker 2: ago we first met DJ Steve Strange, DJ Bingo. Then
Speaker 2: he came in when we were doing the Vinyl Show
Speaker 2: two weeks ago. He's on the line now coome morning.
Speaker 3: DJ Steve Strange, welcome back to the show.
Speaker 13: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 2: Now, I know obviously you work late on a Thursday night.
Speaker 2: You're always up early in the morning listening to us
Speaker 2: at the super part of the show.
Speaker 3: What is your morning marker?
Speaker 13: Well, my morning marker is on s George is very
Speaker 13: just over bell straight. I think it's a buffle red
Speaker 13: on and always from if it's quarter passed and I'm
Speaker 13: one time together the studios one of the days.
Speaker 3: A keyword there, I think it's a brother. What else
Speaker 3: do you think it is there?
Speaker 13: Yeah, I think you're pretty well.
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Speaker 2: Three, John Varnum of Human Nature, every time you cry
Speaker 2: pick this morning by Beth just coming up for twenty
Speaker 2: to seven this morning on the show.
Speaker 3: Then we want to know about your morning markers.
Speaker 2: These are the things you have if you're up this
Speaker 2: surnly in the morning a lot for your work. It
Speaker 2: would be somewhere on the way into work, someone your
Speaker 2: journey or someone in your routine where you know at
Speaker 2: a certain time, if you look at that, you know
Speaker 2: whether you're on time, whether you're running early or late.
Speaker 2: So someone in the office here, Zoey works in sales.
Speaker 2: You were chatting to her and she's got a great one.
Speaker 2: We've dragged her in Zoey. Good morning morning. That's that
Speaker 2: powerful microphone.
Speaker 3: Now morning. There we go, And so we understand you're off.
Speaker 3: You're off to London.
Speaker 7: Then I am on Monday, so lots to get done
Speaker 7: before then.
Speaker 3: Is that where you're in early?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: No one else who works on the sales team is
Speaker 3: in this hour of the day.
Speaker 14: You know.
Speaker 4: Well, usually if you're taking off, it means that you
Speaker 4: up all.
Speaker 2: Your work now you don't, no, no, no, other people
Speaker 2: don't do that YouTube jack again, some of us are kind. Listen,
Speaker 2: So could you do a favorite when you're over in
Speaker 2: London next week? If I'll give you some money, can
Speaker 2: you get some pickled onions?
Speaker 3: Barry? There must be Barry Norman's pickled onions.
Speaker 7: I'm sure I can do that. Why don't I even
Speaker 7: shout them for you?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 3: That's very kind. I should put it on expenses, of course,
Speaker 3: but then then.
Speaker 4: It makes it an issue coming back through customs, go
Speaker 4: through the long line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is all fine.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna be on board of patrol because you
Speaker 2: bring in some pickled onions.
Speaker 3: Okay, so it.
Speaker 7: Happens, I will blame you solidly on camera.
Speaker 3: All right, And what is your morning marker?
Speaker 7: Then my morning marcer isn't on the way to work.
Speaker 7: It's if I'm still sitting on my bed in my
Speaker 7: underwear scrolling on Instagram at ten to eight, I'm definitely
Speaker 7: going to be late.
Speaker 3: That's amazing. There's your morning marcers though, all right, this
Speaker 3: would have a safe fly. I have a good time
Speaker 3: in London.
Speaker 4: Thanks guys, we got here.
Speaker 3: We've got Joel. Good morning Joel, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 15: There we go on.
Speaker 3: I'm really good mates Friday.
Speaker 2: I'm in a good mood, Joel, will morning marker.
Speaker 16: I have a local local celtech service.
Speaker 3: Ess.
Speaker 16: I stopping at a paper and every morning, and if
Speaker 16: I'm running on time, there is a lower young woman
Speaker 16: who is usually quite grubby though, because she just come
Speaker 16: up an eight hour shift and she's finished up. Yeah,
Speaker 16: if I'm running five dinners late, they actually change start over,
Speaker 16: and in the process of changing the staff over, they
Speaker 16: do a stop taste. They shut down the computers and
Speaker 16: you can't pay for a leak for five ten minutes
Speaker 16: and you have it back on the customers and then
Speaker 16: by the time you get out your cop every.
Speaker 3: Or even later.
Speaker 2: So that's a really really good market, Joe, that's a
Speaker 2: brilliant one. Perfect all right, have a nice weekend. Thanks
Speaker 2: your calling a bud It Here the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: That is see brilliant thin Lizzie Whisky in the Jart
Speaker 2: brilliant song. You're picking again this saning malbul Thank you
Speaker 2: very much, sir, Christian O'Connor Breakfast on Gold one I
Speaker 2: four point three.
Speaker 3: You can email the show even if we've moved on
Speaker 3: from someone we're talking about on an earliest show.
Speaker 2: You can always email us for a new feature we're
Speaker 2: looking to start called late to the Party. Tom's done
Speaker 2: that this morning Listeners every morning heard us yesterday after
Speaker 2: England crashed out in the World Cup talking about when
Speaker 2: sport broke your heart Christian and joined listen to the
Speaker 2: new show first time by a Sport broke my heart
Speaker 2: was when Hulk Hogan lost to the Ultimate Warrior at
Speaker 2: w w F WrestleMania six.
Speaker 3: I cried. I actually cried for days because Hulk Hogan.
Speaker 2: Was my hero, only lost the championship, only made beat
Speaker 2: him on My dad's on a chim out by buying
Speaker 2: me a Hulk Hogan action figure.
Speaker 3: Christian, this was sad times. That's some Tom Campbell makes.
Speaker 4: That much sadness is there. It's a premeditated storyline, so
Speaker 4: Hulk was never gonna win's and.
Speaker 2: His dad trying to cheer him up not be going
Speaker 2: to say that to his son. Tom, Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for that, Christian, late to the party. You're talking
Speaker 2: the other day about dishes with different ingredients that your
Speaker 2: parents or your nano grandad did. My dad used to
Speaker 2: make baked beans on toast himount of emails I've got
Speaker 2: about dads that made baked beans on toast.
Speaker 3: It's what I did for years, as.
Speaker 4: My dad only had yeah, two recipes baked beans on
Speaker 4: toast and sausages and potatoes.
Speaker 2: My dad used to make baked beans on toast and
Speaker 2: decided it tasted just as good with banana slices on top.
Speaker 2: I still to this day, can't understand why we'd combine
Speaker 2: fruit with baked beans. That's Sam Harris, thank you very
Speaker 2: for much. This Christian Late to the Party, you were
Speaker 2: talking about what bad part did you have in your
Speaker 2: school play? I was in my Christmas and Liberted Nativity
Speaker 2: play and Australian Christmas.
Speaker 3: I was just a blowfly. Wow, that's I think.
Speaker 2: Yesterday, Hippopotamus. It's in a Nativity scene. Who had to
Speaker 2: help uh? To help out Joseph and Jesus across the bridge, hippo.
Speaker 3: Don't think that's in the Bible or the Old Testament.
Speaker 4: But is way worse than I think it is.
Speaker 2: And then this one, I think is the worst one
Speaker 2: we've heard this week about what were you in your
Speaker 2: school play? This is from George Late to the Party
Speaker 2: Christian and I had a non speaking part of just
Speaker 2: a wall.
Speaker 3: There was no one else. I was a brick in
Speaker 3: the wall. George. That is a new low.
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Speaker 3: Hey, good on and Melvin, you're in control of the music.
Speaker 2: Again every single Friday, every single song is picked by you.
Speaker 2: All of the radio stations hate the fact we do
Speaker 2: this because they try and get away with the lazy game.
Speaker 2: We're just playing roughly the same songs every ninety minutes.
Speaker 2: Not so with us on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Now today's show has just got a lot harder. On
Speaker 2: the next hour, we are now broadcasting live. That's the
Speaker 2: word the modern world on a Facebook on our Facebook page.
Speaker 3: If you want to see what goes on behind the scenes.
Speaker 2: Here no idea why you would oh Ce one o
Speaker 2: four to three Thomas filming this. I mean, I am
Speaker 2: joining this because the language in the studio can sometimes
Speaker 2: be a.
Speaker 3: Little bit.
Speaker 4: Salty, brighter than it is on It is that what
Speaker 4: you call it?
Speaker 3: Is that what you call it it's not from me obviously.
Speaker 17: Is that it's jack Jack p Jackie Pats, but especially
Speaker 17: Pats Pats is like a drunken sayda, you know, it's
Speaker 17: had two bottles of rum, So please just be careful, passay.
Speaker 4: It's worth going up to nine o'clock.
Speaker 3: Escentually, really, let's rip all right. Vlad is on the line.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Flad. What song do you want to hear?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good, Lad. What songs you want to hear
Speaker 3: to kick start this out of the show.
Speaker 13: Oh, we want to hear the boys up, Get the
Speaker 13: boys ready for work, brilliant.
Speaker 3: Okay, Flad, have a top weekend? Is your song? Mate?
Speaker 14: You too? Mate?
Speaker 13: Take it easy.
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Speaker 2: On the Sarning show. Then during the next hour, Jack
Speaker 2: will sing the week.
Speaker 4: I'm getting in the whole team as a chorus line
Speaker 4: for today's song.
Speaker 3: Big production number.
Speaker 2: You've been rehearsing every time we going to the ad
Speaker 2: break You're and the team like a big sort of
Speaker 2: ensemble quie today from the team.
Speaker 4: Well, I want them to be rehearsing, except that they're
Speaker 4: all like, oh, we got work to do, We've got
Speaker 4: to answer phones, And I'm like.
Speaker 3: God, they actually have actually got work to do. It's
Speaker 3: really busy.
Speaker 2: The next time, there's a lot going on also after eight,
Speaker 2: not this morning. If you've got a fine, not a
Speaker 2: speeding fine, but if you have a fine for something,
Speaker 2: we're gonna be paying some of those.
Speaker 3: Tell me more about that in hour's time.
Speaker 2: Before the sharp bumped into Pats and she was saying,
Speaker 2: and she went last night to the opening night of
Speaker 2: Mamma Mia.
Speaker 3: Do you enjoy it?
Speaker 4: I loved it.
Speaker 6: I love aber music.
Speaker 2: So you're thinking about Waterloo raging all night?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 3: Well, then why did you leave at halftime?
Speaker 6: Not because the show was bad, but because I have
Speaker 6: a three am alarm basically.
Speaker 2: But I don't understand that people that leave things are
Speaker 2: I'm taking my kids to see Wizard of Oz Sunday.
Speaker 2: I'm not as soon as I find the Yellow Bit Road.
Speaker 16: I know going.
Speaker 4: Kids, We know what happens from the movie and the
Speaker 4: rest of it.
Speaker 2: Pick it up, kids, get your back. Some must get
Speaker 2: out of it. It's been it, We're done. So you know,
Speaker 2: I don't understand people that leave stuff. Only why didn't
Speaker 2: you stay in town like a YMSA or something, or
Speaker 2: stay at Jacks.
Speaker 6: Oh no, I think I'd rather drive home than stay
Speaker 6: at Jacks.
Speaker 2: I do understand, because then you're missing out. You don't
Speaker 2: You don't even know what I'm missing the second half?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Not well whatever, Obviously I've seen the movie.
Speaker 2: What a great review from gold one oh four point
Speaker 2: three more.
Speaker 6: I'd rather do that than slip through my alarm and
Speaker 6: get into trouble.
Speaker 2: I remember a friend of mine, former England rugby captain,
Speaker 2: right Will Carling, and him and his family got lucky
Speaker 2: enough to go and see Bruce Springsteen and the East
Speaker 2: Street Band live in New Jersey.
Speaker 3: Can you imagine what gig that would have been?
Speaker 4: Wait, and that's where he's from, isn't he?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: In town gig yep, And you know Bruce Springsteen famous,
Speaker 2: he's not exactly phoning it in three hour gigs. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Springsteen goes song and it felt like he was on
Speaker 2: the radio. Then it's now me talking again, not Springsteen,
Speaker 2: and he goes soon as it's done this get out
Speaker 2: of here, and he's worried about, you know, getting on.
Speaker 4: The subway traffic.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, they.
Speaker 2: Springsteen comes on as another forty five minutes and they
Speaker 2: are all the trains leaving wherever the stadium was. They're
Speaker 2: held up waiting for people who are waiting for spring
Speaker 2: Steen of fish. They're there for about an hour forty
Speaker 2: five minutes as they hear springsting song after just in
Speaker 2: the distance as well.
Speaker 3: These kids are just clearing now, why did you make
Speaker 3: us do this?
Speaker 2: This happens to be where you get stressed out you leave,
Speaker 2: it might be not just a music gig or a concert,
Speaker 2: might be a sport game as well.
Speaker 3: Why did you leave early? What happened when you left early?
Speaker 2: I find it fascinating people that leave things early loads
Speaker 2: of times. You see this in soccer matches, people going
Speaker 2: they think they're team's losing one nil.
Speaker 3: They're going, this has been an awful game.
Speaker 2: As they're leaving the ground, find the car is it's
Speaker 2: got to equalized and waste of eighty five minutes of
Speaker 2: my life? Let us know things you've left early? Nine
Speaker 2: one four three, give us at gord this morning.
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Speaker 2: Ladmark's Ride on Time? That is pit this morning? By
Speaker 2: who's gone for that? Kathy in Sunshine? I want to
Speaker 2: hear that this morning. It has gone seventeen minutes past seven?
Speaker 2: Is it Ride on Time with a D? Ride on Time?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I always thought it was right on time?
Speaker 3: Very boring old song, wouldn't it. You're punctual? Whoa yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 3: punk chow?
Speaker 2: Whoa never for late, relable, dependable, Bruce Springsteen's back, No,
Speaker 2: that's I don't know who that is actually I woke
Speaker 2: to that voice again. Don't know where that goes from
Speaker 2: Friday thing. Actually know what yesterday right out of my
Speaker 2: next door neighbor said a low to me and he
Speaker 2: literally must have been waiting for you behind a wall
Speaker 2: because he just stepped out their ways. Really nice older
Speaker 2: guy in there's seventies or something. And I've been on
Speaker 2: a bike ride with the kids and they just left.
Speaker 2: They just left me behind. I was tired in the afternoon.
Speaker 2: They were going to me.
Speaker 3: Hurry up.
Speaker 2: Then I was like, I'm tired, so I put my
Speaker 2: bike away and we're at my house and it just
Speaker 2: from behind the wall.
Speaker 3: This man comes out right and he goes hello.
Speaker 2: She went oh, oh, hi there and he goes h
Speaker 2: what he said to me, He goes cuation. I went, ah,
Speaker 2: twoday's to day. You come out from behind the minual
Speaker 2: to SAILO three. Been here seven weeks, never seen you.
Speaker 2: Croatia beat England in the World Cup and suddenly it's halla.
Speaker 3: I did say that I am now going to be
Speaker 3: back in Croatia.
Speaker 2: I really really hope they beat the French, and anything's
Speaker 2: better than the French win the World Cup. At the weekend,
Speaker 2: I do feel so Iphythingtontein. Though you might not be
Speaker 2: aware this. They have to play this pointless game at
Speaker 2: the weekend to work out who comes third or fourth.
Speaker 2: No one knows who comes third or fourth of any
Speaker 2: World Cup ever, it's a pointless, pointless, pointless game.
Speaker 4: Well last in the Olympics, you get a bronze medal
Speaker 4: for competing in a third jack.
Speaker 2: I actually think I'm not sure we'll have an all.
Speaker 2: Look on Google, I'll work up this true, but I might.
Speaker 2: I think of the top of my head, you win
Speaker 2: something if you get third place.
Speaker 3: If you get fourth place, you get nothing.
Speaker 2: They've done everything, got like a certificate they've quickly knocked
Speaker 2: up on words or something like that.
Speaker 3: That we're printing the others off.
Speaker 2: Okay, alright, so who hasn't a paper and the printer
Speaker 2: for the team?
Speaker 3: Come on, there.
Speaker 4: Must be some prize money, because why else would high level,
Speaker 4: high earning players stick around after they've lost in Russia.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I think they get like a performance bonus.
Speaker 2: I think it's like fifty thousand dollars per game. There'd
Speaker 2: be a lot of them that can play this weekend
Speaker 2: who haven't played so fun end of the England Games.
Speaker 4: But would the super rich guys go home. Like if
Speaker 4: Ronaldo was playing and he's earning one hundred million dollars
Speaker 4: a year or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: He wouldn't if he was in like this point as
Speaker 2: robber match, they wouldn't play him because he'd be too
Speaker 2: worried about being injured, especially for someone like that where
Speaker 2: he's just signed up to doing mega deal as well.
Speaker 4: And he'd probably get on a private jet home while
Speaker 4: the rest of the team has to get the normal commercial.
Speaker 2: May you guys, you guys get jet Star.
Speaker 3: I've got my own jet.
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Speaker 3: Have you enjoyed the music this morning?
Speaker 2: It's not a bit by us, it's beat by you Melbourne, noiseworks,
Speaker 2: no lies for Tom in Werribee or request. Every Friday
Speaker 2: on the Christian o'connoll Reckfass Show only on Gold one
Speaker 2: oh four point three seven twenty nine. This week we're
Speaker 2: talking about the thing you'll find on Facebook, their marketplace.
Speaker 2: They've not really done a big deal about this at
Speaker 2: the moment, but it is there. You might have seen
Speaker 2: it and if you want to have a little look
Speaker 2: on there be one of our correspondents finding stuff. I
Speaker 2: think we're going to do this every Tuesday kind of
Speaker 2: Facebook marketplace. The price is right and what's happening is
Speaker 2: now people are contacting me all of the world of
Speaker 2: our podcast listeners. In fact, this guy Jimmy's listened to
Speaker 2: us illegally right now in Scotland. Edinburgh Fantastic City was illegally.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure if he should be listening now. I
Speaker 3: think it's one of.
Speaker 4: These pirate radio setups vpls.
Speaker 3: Thats a VPN.
Speaker 2: This has got a visible pantelion right now, but that's
Speaker 2: how the Scott's do it. It's got a kilt basically. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Good evening, Jimmy, I guess there are the time efferent's
Speaker 2: over there. He wants to be become our Edinburgh correspondent
Speaker 2: for what Edinburgh is selling on Facebook marketplace.
Speaker 4: He has found that's a great point because we can
Speaker 4: only see the Melbourne marketplace, so people all over the
Speaker 4: world can can.
Speaker 2: Be our correspondse. We can try and get correspondents in
Speaker 2: various countries. He's found top three things at the moment
Speaker 2: oddest things that Edinburgh is selling in Scotland, an iPad
Speaker 2: for two dollars that's been dropped in the bath twice.
Speaker 4: I guess you could just use it as like a
Speaker 4: serving tray.
Speaker 2: Yeah, have your tea on, but you want two bucks
Speaker 2: for it? Does say it's been dropped in the bath twice.
Speaker 2: Someone's selling for thirty bucks Beats wireless earphones that have
Speaker 2: been used five times.
Speaker 3: That's five times too many. I don't want second and earways.
Speaker 4: Really that thirty bucks is kind of good for that.
Speaker 3: But it's been in someone's ears five times.
Speaker 4: If it is Melbourne, i'd consider that.
Speaker 2: Really, you think the Melbourne ears are cleaning than Scottishes?
Speaker 2: Is that based on Shrek? You know that's not a documentary.
Speaker 2: I love this one. One hundred bucks selling my uncle's
Speaker 2: four teeth full set. I'm selling my uncle's full full's
Speaker 2: teeth recently passed away.
Speaker 3: Is I think? I think he wore them only three times?
Speaker 4: How do you know that?
Speaker 10: Is?
Speaker 4: Once is enough? As soon as it's in the mouth,
Speaker 4: it's enough. I've got one for Tuesday, if we play
Speaker 4: prices right marketplace again, that is the most disgusting thing
Speaker 4: I've ever seen sold anywhere.
Speaker 3: Really, Oh, I'm already looking forward to that.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell, Breakfast Shoe, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: All this brilliant music this morning and every single Friday.
Speaker 2: He is bit by you, Melbourne tax Sea's Midnight Runners
Speaker 2: Calm on nineteen for teen of this morning, just coming
Speaker 2: up for twenty to eight. We are five minutes away.
Speaker 2: He is back, no excuses. Jack is returning to finally
Speaker 2: sing the week. I'm very, very excited. It's a really
Speaker 2: big production number, this one. This is all today. You've
Speaker 2: had the whole team, producers, everyone out in a separate
Speaker 2: studio rehearsing this live performance.
Speaker 4: And it would come as no surprise to you that Nick,
Speaker 4: our producer, has asked for it some extra flare. What
Speaker 4: does that mean he wants to do some harmonizing in
Speaker 4: high bitch? No, No, I've said he could have one
Speaker 4: bit right at the end.
Speaker 3: Okay. Fine.
Speaker 2: Now, on the way in this morning, taxi driver has
Speaker 2: a rival radio stational.
Speaker 3: That's fine, Okay, it's his car, all right.
Speaker 2: And then I'm listening to it, and then I hear
Speaker 2: this go out on air. Melvin's Contest yep, Fox Now
Speaker 2: they say they've got Melbourne's Richest Cash Contest ten thousand dollars. No,
Speaker 2: my friend's over at Fox. You have the same as us.
Speaker 2: It is not the most you draw with us.
Speaker 3: Until now what have I got here?
Speaker 2: I've got a five and another five? Okay we now
Speaker 2: officially Fox meln Former Richest Cash Contest because we now
Speaker 2: go on the ten k now repeat day to ten
Speaker 2: thousand and ten dollars and put my own money into this.
Speaker 4: And last week when we couldn't get that girl to
Speaker 4: yell and scream in her office because she is because
Speaker 4: she knew, oh this is the same as Fox ten.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what this is another ten bucks on Fox?
Speaker 1: Your move Fox, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Shoe Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: The entire team is now in the studio for Jack
Speaker 2: Sings the Week. Now, normally this is you your lovely
Speaker 2: guitar and you were to sing the story of the
Speaker 2: breakfast show this week.
Speaker 4: It'll still be ninety percent May but there's a chorus
Speaker 4: line now that will help me at the end. We
Speaker 4: had to practice, so it's given it away a little
Speaker 4: bit to you, but it will be for the England
Speaker 4: soccer song three Lions, which if we have a bit
Speaker 4: of it goes, are we done well? It's You would
Speaker 4: have heard it over on the internet.
Speaker 2: You would have seen the memes all this week is
Speaker 2: coming home? It's coming in home. We finally got some
Speaker 2: here is this?
Speaker 3: Is it now?
Speaker 2: I don't want to hear this now because obviously it
Speaker 2: is not coming home. The defeated England football team are
Speaker 2: coming home? Have you really thought the best thing to do?
Speaker 2: The only Ponty on a breakfast show in town? You
Speaker 2: want me to suffer more by doing some funny song
Speaker 2: to this?
Speaker 4: It's actually a really great song and I hadn't heard
Speaker 4: it properly until this week. I've written this week's song
Speaker 4: as a cover version of that. And it starts, so,
Speaker 4: have you got a name for your backing singer? Because
Speaker 4: obviously Springsteen's got the East Street Band?
Speaker 3: Who have you got here?
Speaker 4: The gold Street Singers?
Speaker 2: Oh zeero, it's like a very bad Australian's got talent act.
Speaker 3: We're the gold Street Singers. Next.
Speaker 2: That's the best thing you could come up with, the
Speaker 2: gold Street Singers. Okay, so it's Jack and the gold
Speaker 2: Street Singers if you go.
Speaker 4: So it starts with me house sitting Andy Lee's last
Speaker 4: week Earlier this week.
Speaker 18: He's coming home. He's come in and he's come in home.
Speaker 18: He's colm in home. He's coming home. He's calm in
Speaker 18: and he's coming home. So many jokes that are unfit.
Speaker 4: To probably have seen, and to look after and his
Speaker 4: fish while him and his girlfriend are on holiday, and.
Speaker 18: While they are away, they're letting me stay and I'm.
Speaker 4: Takee in fan. I'm trying on andy shirts. I'm using
Speaker 4: his bed to sleep in.
Speaker 18: I'm wearing his clothes to work, bringing people over for screenings.
Speaker 4: So who comes over to watch the game? Christian Oconnell is.
Speaker 18: His name, and I told him to behave before am.
Speaker 18: He comes in the door, getting mud on the floor.
Speaker 4: He wants to watch the football.
Speaker 18: And there awaits him three lions on a shirt, but
Speaker 18: only one goal on the schoolboard.
Speaker 4: Christian's going business.
Speaker 19: He's stepping his body feet on the floorboards.
Speaker 4: They're going home.
Speaker 3: They're going.
Speaker 18: England's going home. They going home. They going home.
Speaker 4: They're going in.
Speaker 18: England's going home, gold Street Fan, They're going home.
Speaker 19: They're going in. England's going home. They going I'm they going.
Speaker 14: And going in. England's going I'm wearing and the shirts using
Speaker 14: his house for a screen in England.
Speaker 19: We're the worsting of the.
Speaker 4: Two teams competing.
Speaker 7: He lies on a s.
Speaker 18: Only one doll on the scullboard.
Speaker 4: Coacious Goings.
Speaker 3: England, make you well.
Speaker 19: They going Hame, They're going in. Glenn's going home. They
Speaker 19: go and hun, they go in hard. They're going in
Speaker 19: Glenn's gowing Ham, they go in him, they go in.
Speaker 4: Had Christians left the studios? He's actually one gout. I
Speaker 4: don't know he's gonna be the one who presses the
Speaker 4: button for us again to the next part. I think
Speaker 4: he's going to be a high Christian's going home.
Speaker 19: He's going Christian's going now come back.
Speaker 1: Man.
Speaker 4: We miss you, we miss you. We need someone to
Speaker 4: press the buttons.
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Speaker 2: Okay, every single Friday on this show you and control
Speaker 2: all the music.
Speaker 3: Between six and ten Harrison in Rosanna, good.
Speaker 10: Morning, good morning.
Speaker 3: How are I pretty good? Mate? I hope you got
Speaker 3: a top weight.
Speaker 2: You get to you get the honors picking the first
Speaker 2: song to kick off this hour.
Speaker 3: What do you want to hear.
Speaker 12: I would like to hear the boss thunder Road get here.
Speaker 2: What a great song of my favorite songs of all time.
Speaker 2: You're big fan of Springsteen?
Speaker 12: Oh, huge fans, huge fan?
Speaker 3: You ever seen him live?
Speaker 12: Yeah? His last concert?
Speaker 10: It was great?
Speaker 3: So what when he came? Have you any what he
Speaker 3: did he do? Hanging rock?
Speaker 10: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Did he do hanging rock? Here? What does a big
Speaker 3: giggy did about four or five years ago?
Speaker 16: Hanging rock?
Speaker 12: Amy Park or something?
Speaker 16: Baby?
Speaker 12: Okay, yes, yes, Now I just want to give it
Speaker 12: a Can I give a bit.
Speaker 16: Of a share?
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course you can. I tell you what? Then?
Speaker 2: All right, you hang on before you do your shout out.
Speaker 2: It's got about twenty second on the intro, so do
Speaker 2: it over the song. Go see if you can make
Speaker 2: it work. If you go Harrison, it's all yours.
Speaker 10: All right, all right?
Speaker 12: So I just want to give a nice share out
Speaker 12: to the trade school boys at box Seel Taste P
Speaker 12: six B, Darren Hudson, but especially the good old dentist
Speaker 12: Harvey Furlong. Big share out to the dentist.
Speaker 2: Dare we ask why is he called the dentist? I'm
Speaker 2: guessing that he actually isn't a professional dentist.
Speaker 12: It's just got something to do with a girl, and
Speaker 12: I should not say.
Speaker 3: Should have asked.
Speaker 2: All right, here's your song, houson have a top weekend.
Speaker 2: Thanks for making us play Springsteen and thunder Road and
Speaker 2: join Gold one A four point three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three Priue Springs seen an East three man Thundero bit
Speaker 2: by Harrison in Rosanna. Is this coming at four thirteen
Speaker 2: minutes past stake? It's Gold one a four point three
Speaker 2: with adriadic furniture. It's the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. I
Speaker 2: hope you're well this morning. This might help some of
Speaker 2: you out. I've been given a couple of one hundred
Speaker 2: bucks by the Boss and we're going to use that
Speaker 2: right now to pay off some of your fines. Now,
Speaker 2: obviously that's not going to be speeding fines or anything
Speaker 2: else like that, all right, but in my parking fines,
Speaker 2: I'm guessing, just in my two months here, knowing that
Speaker 2: your deep love of bureaucracy, there's can be a lot
Speaker 2: of fines and various council permits that you don't have.
Speaker 3: Not having the right I didn't even realize.
Speaker 2: You needed a dog permit where I'm had to go
Speaker 2: to the council to get a permit just.
Speaker 3: To have a dog.
Speaker 4: Would we do public urination? Why have you got I've been.
Speaker 2: Done again for that run the back of the building
Speaker 2: if you've talked about that, not up against Huggey's car.
Speaker 2: Don't do it there. Okay, it's not a fox. I
Speaker 2: keep telling it sort of raccoon or fox or anything.
Speaker 2: You can't keep doing it. So anyway, we're doing this, and.
Speaker 20: Now it's time for Christian cut Alter.
Speaker 4: Pay your finds.
Speaker 20: It's Finday Friday.
Speaker 3: Okay, Then what fine have you got? How much is it? Jack?
Speaker 2: And our workout if we're paying yours from the budget
Speaker 2: we have.
Speaker 3: You're in control of the budget.
Speaker 2: You've got a white boarders who work out the various sums, so.
Speaker 4: It's not an automatic win. If somebody gets three on
Speaker 4: the phone.
Speaker 3: We're budget where we're like the judge and the jury
Speaker 3: on this.
Speaker 2: Okay, we're going to work out what the fine was
Speaker 2: if it was a parking one, where were they?
Speaker 4: And then one last question, if there's any money left
Speaker 4: over from the budget, does that go to us or
Speaker 4: does that go back into the kitty.
Speaker 2: Do you need to ask back in the bub next week?
Speaker 2: So furfees, let's just chalk it up as pier vouchers, okay, anyway,
Speaker 2: give us a goal now, nine four one four one
Speaker 2: oh four three. We're paying off your fines on Friday Friday.
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one oh four three. We're come
Speaker 2: to lines next.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast shoe, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: It's a Ricky and Caldliner ritchiet all night long.
Speaker 2: We're playing off your fines now nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three.
Speaker 14: What have you got a fine?
Speaker 3: Four jack and I might pay it off.
Speaker 2: We're got of the judge and jury on this, so
Speaker 2: give us a gord Melbourne nine four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three.
Speaker 20: It's fday Friday, all right.
Speaker 3: Let's see what finds Melbourne. I've got first of all
Speaker 3: up in court. We've got Mick.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Mick, good morning guys.
Speaker 3: Here going pretty good mech Hoe, you well we swarning?
Speaker 3: What's your fine for? Buddy?
Speaker 21: I capt an eighty one dollar fine last week in
Speaker 21: from the Melbourne City Council, Cardigan Street, Carlton for parking
Speaker 21: in it two hour park, so I didn't realize it's
Speaker 21: might defense. I fed the meter come back out before
Speaker 21: it running out, refed the meter come back out with
Speaker 21: an hour to spare, and.
Speaker 14: I had a fine.
Speaker 21: So I rang them and yeah I had a big
Speaker 21: blue with them. But anyway, it still stands.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've got to be honest, right, it is really
Speaker 2: really hard to understand some of those zones. And you
Speaker 2: know what it says, like no return within two hours.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I don't know.
Speaker 4: There's so many tricks on parking signs these days, Mick,
Speaker 4: be honest, did you really not know? We will, honestly,
Speaker 4: you will take your honesty into a count when coditioning
Speaker 4: out these money.
Speaker 3: Throwing in south in front of the mercy of the
Speaker 3: courts in the front court.
Speaker 21: I actually asked if I pulled out and pulled back
Speaker 21: in with that bokay, and.
Speaker 7: They said no.
Speaker 21: And you can park in the park next to it.
Speaker 21: You virtually have to leave the suburb and come back
Speaker 21: to repark.
Speaker 4: That's that is an interesting question. How far away do
Speaker 4: you have to get in that original park?
Speaker 3: Good point, Mack, do you know what we're paying it off?
Speaker 5: Next?
Speaker 3: Stay there?
Speaker 2: Eighty one dollars. You're paying that off, buddy, that's on us. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, let's get someone else into the court now, Alex.
Speaker 3: Bring them up pretty good, Alex, what's your fine? Mate?
Speaker 10: I had a fine for parking in my own driveway.
Speaker 3: From your wife.
Speaker 10: Well, supposedly you can't have any part of your car
Speaker 10: over the pedestrian crossing, which was yeah, so it's actually
Speaker 10: come one of cops. So yeah, he's a bit rude.
Speaker 3: It's very rude.
Speaker 4: How far are you sticking out, Alex?
Speaker 10: Not even a push like it was.
Speaker 4: It was all kidding there.
Speaker 10: Yeah, my car actually it's too long to a park
Speaker 10: in my own driveway and fine.
Speaker 3: The second go on to be fair, he has got
Speaker 3: a bus actually.
Speaker 10: Already quite a long car.
Speaker 3: But still that's ridiculous.
Speaker 2: That's just someone hanging around, whether they have like a
Speaker 2: tape measure out or some loser giving you the fine.
Speaker 4: Fit, they've got nothing better than that, especially if they've
Speaker 4: got a quota. Now they know that you're in your
Speaker 4: own driveway and they just come over to your house
Speaker 4: every day.
Speaker 2: I'd be if I was if I was a warden,
Speaker 2: I'd just be driving around constantly, just waiting for you.
Speaker 3: To come home. There we go, I can knock off.
Speaker 2: Thirty now Alex's back in this driveway. Alex, what's the fine?
Speaker 10: I think it's a ninety seven dollars?
Speaker 2: Do you know what they round out to? One hundred
Speaker 2: dollars and extra three dollars on us. No, we've got that,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. Just take one more, Chelsea.
Speaker 10: Good morning, good morning, Hey.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Chelsea. Hope you were this morning? If you go?
Speaker 9: So I received a fine one hundred and sixty one
Speaker 9: dollars because my son psychologists decided to keep the appointment
Speaker 9: and keep chatting to us. So we were five minutes
Speaker 9: late to get back to the car.
Speaker 14: Ended.
Speaker 9: Come on, I wasn't aware that it had turned into
Speaker 9: a Cleeways.
Speaker 10: I feel sorry sorted to turn into.
Speaker 9: A Leeways vone at four thirty, but it had at
Speaker 9: four and his appointment was due to finish.
Speaker 16: At three fifty.
Speaker 9: So, good old child psychologists, which cost one hundred and
Speaker 9: ninety This is hundred and fifty one dollars child psychologists.
Speaker 2: These psychologists now letting children do that, that's crazy. There
Speaker 2: opposite some ten year old telling what's wrong with me?
Speaker 3: Cheek of these kids? Are they getting younger? He starts
Speaker 3: the police for next he's.
Speaker 2: Got the young Sigmund Freud. They're a ten year old.
Speaker 2: Tell me what's wrong with his notepad?
Speaker 3: Out?
Speaker 12: How much is to find one hundred and sixty one dollars?
Speaker 4: That's on us, And I imagine the psychologists also build
Speaker 4: you for that extra five minutes as well.
Speaker 2: So how much do we aid you for that? The
Speaker 2: psychologist's got a meter as well. Rob By the couch,
Speaker 2: you're got to keep putting coins in, Okay, this is
Speaker 2: also I hope your kids, okay, and I hope it's
Speaker 2: going on as well. But we will pay that for
Speaker 2: your Chelsea.
Speaker 9: All right, lovely, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: All right, have a top weekend, all right, give us
Speaker 2: a call. What how much have we spent so far?
Speaker 2: I keep giving all this money, okay, Robin Hood here.
Speaker 4: Hundred eighty one, then two hundred and eighty one plus
Speaker 4: sixty one. Terrible at two forty two, we've spent so.
Speaker 2: Not even I could see one hundred and sixty one
Speaker 2: plus one hundreds and two hundred and sixty one.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, what did I say?
Speaker 4: Plus three three forty two?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's kid and going to the boss's stop. Ninety
Speaker 2: four one four one o four three? What's your fine?
Speaker 4: Just getting out my phone calculator.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Three by finding wish you well.
Speaker 2: Carlyn Northkill wanted here that this morning on Gold one
Speaker 2: oh four point three. All request every Friday with us,
Speaker 2: It's a Christian O'Connell breakfast show. We've got time to
Speaker 2: squeeze here one more person trying to get a fine
Speaker 2: paid off bus on Friday Friday, Nick and producers actually
Speaker 2: had a text from someone who works here going have
Speaker 2: you spoken.
Speaker 3: To legal about.
Speaker 13: It?
Speaker 2: Gives me tracked into a meeting after today show when
Speaker 2: you and I are long gone Marie, good morning, Yeah, Hi,
Speaker 2: how are you bready go?
Speaker 4: Marie?
Speaker 3: What's your fine? What do you need paying off?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 15: The council send me some paperwork to register a cat
Speaker 15: as living at my premises, and I just ignored the
Speaker 15: place for work.
Speaker 3: I got it, yeah, and then I got a cat overlord?
Speaker 3: Is it your cat?
Speaker 4: Marie?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 10: It was well, what do you mean it was cat?
Speaker 15: Well, a few years ago there was a cat living
Speaker 15: at my premises, but it died, so that's why ignored
Speaker 15: the paperwork.
Speaker 4: Surely you can get out of that if the cat's deceased.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, I mean, can you take a picture
Speaker 3: of its grave or some of that?
Speaker 14: Girl?
Speaker 15: I was, yeah, I was thinking of doing that, but
Speaker 15: I thought, you know, how far can I take this?
Speaker 15: So I thought, if I ignore the paperwork, it's.
Speaker 22: Going to go to court.
Speaker 15: Maybe I'll end up in prison over not registering.
Speaker 22: A dead cat.
Speaker 2: But if the cat's dead, how can they get you
Speaker 2: to pay for it? Because I've got a dog and
Speaker 2: I've actually get a permit for that. I'm worried now
Speaker 2: have I still got to pay for that dog when
Speaker 2: it dies in the afterlife?
Speaker 1: If you live in Stonnington County, the Christian O'Connell breakfast
Speaker 1: Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three, you're probably.
Speaker 3: Too young Jack to remember this song.
Speaker 4: I don't know I've ever heard it before from.
Speaker 2: Legendary music movies that don was was not was what
Speaker 2: the Dinosaur some Maybe if you were born at the
Speaker 2: same time as me, sort of raised in the eighties,
Speaker 2: you might remember. I'm sure the video for that might
Speaker 2: have had Kim Bassenger big in the time walking a dinosaur.
Speaker 2: Te't know if anyone can let me know whether I
Speaker 2: just loose to that as a teenage boy, Kim Bassenger was.
Speaker 6: I think that might have been a dream.
Speaker 2: Kim Bassenger was never far from my thoughts, So I
Speaker 2: don't know if it was a thing I had about
Speaker 2: t rexes and Kim Bassenger.
Speaker 4: Anyway, would probably even mean walking a dinosaur.
Speaker 3: Oh, no idea.
Speaker 2: It was the eighties, nineties, all kinds of stuff going on,
Speaker 2: all right, So so a request today, Christian, good morning
Speaker 2: to you, Jack and Pats.
Speaker 3: Please can you tell you lovely news Pats to day? No, no, no,
Speaker 3: it's it's all cool. Just update.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you think they're about the ten k there will
Speaker 2: be work day ten dollars, because I can't have Fox.
Speaker 3: Going around saying this.
Speaker 2: Former riches cash contest, we've just upped them by ten dollars.
Speaker 2: Your move, Fox, Nicole money, Nika, welcome to find a Friday.
Speaker 3: It's Friday, now, what's your fine? Nicole?
Speaker 22: So every year you get to three hard rubbish collections
Speaker 22: at your property, and i'd actually called the council to
Speaker 22: arrange a collection, and so we booked it in and
Speaker 22: when everything thought, everything was fine, and the rubbish stayed
Speaker 22: on my nature streets for over a month, I called
Speaker 22: the council and they said that there was no notes
Speaker 22: or any booking appointments or anything that were made. That's
Speaker 22: the resulting in me getting a sign of two hundred
Speaker 22: and forty nine dollars and eighty cents.
Speaker 2: So you call them, you say I need to help
Speaker 2: with this, You do the right thing, and then you
Speaker 2: get fined for that. For Levia, they're telling to leave
Speaker 2: it on the front yelp.
Speaker 22: I think over like a fourteen days period there was
Speaker 22: like maybe five or six phone calls and I'm just like,
Speaker 22: what's going on, Guys, come pick my rubbish s lf.
Speaker 13: Like it's an I saw.
Speaker 4: So is this on your lawn, Nicola? Is this on
Speaker 4: the nature trip?
Speaker 22: On the nature strips right out the front of my house.
Speaker 4: I didn't know you could get fine for having hard
Speaker 4: rubbish on the natures trip.
Speaker 22: Well apparently if you don't have a collection booked you can.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm renovating my house at the moment. Stuff out
Speaker 4: the front, well, people just dump dumping stuff out the
Speaker 4: front of our house because it looks like it's a
Speaker 4: mess out the front. There's the front yard, and now
Speaker 4: people are dumping their own hard rubbish on our natures.
Speaker 3: Because I need some dumping actually, so I just swing
Speaker 3: by yours and just drop it.
Speaker 4: Out the car, drive by one of those gum tree
Speaker 4: sofas that you don't want anybuy.
Speaker 22: No, that's the thing. As soon as people see rubbish,
Speaker 22: like oh sweet, put our stuff, they're no worries.
Speaker 2: So that has I've noticed those over the last couple
Speaker 2: of weeks to col Then she drive around, I see
Speaker 2: stuff like a couch are so far just out in
Speaker 2: the front of someone's house.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, well that's what they do.
Speaker 22: They just you know, it's too hard to get rid
Speaker 22: of themselves, so they just call supposedly call the countsel
Speaker 22: like what I did, and a ranger collection and it
Speaker 22: never happens. And then you know, the revenue kicks you
Speaker 22: in the butt.
Speaker 2: Basically, right, Okay with Nicole, So you said it was
Speaker 2: run about two hundred and fifty bucks.
Speaker 4: We can now we're getting to the upper limit. Can
Speaker 4: we pay the whole thing? I'll do it, yes a
Speaker 4: little bit, just.
Speaker 2: Say yes, Nicole will pay the whole thingy dollars we're
Speaker 2: paying off.
Speaker 10: Okay, you guys are awesome.
Speaker 3: Hey, we pay the whole thing.
Speaker 4: I want to keep some for us for beer money.
Speaker 22: No, Jack, I'll send you some beer at Fige.
Speaker 2: Don't worry about it, okay, Nicole, you know Nicle, all right,
Speaker 2: I have a lovely weekend. But we are paying the
Speaker 2: whole thing, all right, we're doing pay the two hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty bucks.
Speaker 22: Yeah, great, thank you?
Speaker 3: How much have we actually done that?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 4: Three? If we're not paying any of the cat lady.
Speaker 2: Tell me this right if the boss is said to you,
Speaker 2: she said to me today when I said I want
Speaker 2: to do this, she said, you can have a couple
Speaker 2: of hundred bucks.
Speaker 14: What do you that is?
Speaker 4: Well, we're getting close to six six hundred and ninety something,
Speaker 4: aren't we, Yeah, I can hundred is it?
Speaker 3: That's not that's an one's idea of a couple of hundreds.
Speaker 4: Now we're going to have to be paying something out
Speaker 4: of our own pop.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: In excess, I said the message, Come on, it's a
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connor breakfast Show, Gold one a four point three.
Speaker 2: Got more brilliant songs picked by you, darge on the
Speaker 2: next hour of the show. So just a quick update
Speaker 2: on Gold one I four point three's ten k no
Speaker 2: repeat work Day coming this morning.
Speaker 3: You be guys got another radio station on. It's a
Speaker 3: little tiny station here called Fox. Think. They're like new
Speaker 3: and it's like a volunteers thing, and it's.
Speaker 2: Lovely to hear what they're doing already. Once they know
Speaker 2: what they're doing, who knows where they go, But anyway.
Speaker 3: I hear them play this Melbourne's Richest.
Speaker 2: Melbourne's Richest Cash Contest. Because they're given away ten k.
Speaker 2: We also are giving away ten k or ten k
Speaker 2: now repeat workday? Who is giving away Melbourne's Richest Cash Contest?
Speaker 2: Well now, because I've dipped into my own money added
Speaker 2: to this, we are now number one in terms of
Speaker 2: the cash give aways.
Speaker 3: Because are you kidding me?
Speaker 19: Yes?
Speaker 20: Yes, Gold four point three ten thousand and ten dollars
Speaker 20: on me.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Riches now playing on Gold four point three, Your Move Fox.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Shoe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, All Request Friday,
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning, it's four minutes past nine.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connor here on God won oh four point three
Speaker 2: me and jackiere for another hour playing out your songs,
Speaker 2: and then Jack's doing something after the show.
Speaker 3: We need to speak to them about were you true
Speaker 3: what you said to me? Was that just a joke?
Speaker 4: That true?
Speaker 3: Okay? We do need to other chat before you head
Speaker 3: off to that anyway, Right now, we need to get
Speaker 3: Jenny on. Come on in, Jenny?
Speaker 4: Do we ring out the request?
Speaker 3: Now? A new thing is this?
Speaker 14: Jenny?
Speaker 3: Am I calling Jenny? What aboutually calling her?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: She's put me on hold?
Speaker 4: No one?
Speaker 3: But yeah, so what happened there?
Speaker 2: She put us on She's obviously got a busy job
Speaker 2: and Widge in the news and yeah, yeah, that's playing
Speaker 2: it casual.
Speaker 3: What she got like Fox on the other line?
Speaker 4: Yeah, she's a requesting songs all over the die was
Speaker 4: I just got gold?
Speaker 2: Can you play my song today? Jenny's back? Yeah, Melbourne's
Speaker 2: most important listener.
Speaker 10: Hey, Jenny Christian, how are you?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 3: Very good? But you put me on hold?
Speaker 8: Oh I thought you put me on hold.
Speaker 3: Never do that to a listener.
Speaker 2: Golden rule for me, never ever put a listener in
Speaker 2: the corner, and never put a listener on hold. No,
Speaker 2: all right, Jenny, what we're going to play for you
Speaker 2: to kick start a last hour this morning on.
Speaker 8: The show, Kristin, you're going to play boom boom boom.
Speaker 8: Let's go back to my room.
Speaker 2: Now, this is not the normal song that we play.
Speaker 2: But then we said, if we're going to go all requests,
Speaker 2: these aren't going to be fake requests. There should be
Speaker 2: songs that actually genuinely you want to hear. And now
Speaker 2: why do you want me to play this? Do you
Speaker 2: like this song where you just want to see how
Speaker 2: far you can push me?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 8: Yes, Look you used to get us on the floor
Speaker 8: and the disco in nineteen eighty seven. Yep, my girlfriends
Speaker 8: and I used to have a real laugh. So it's
Speaker 8: a fun song and it's out there and I didn't
Speaker 8: think you'd play it.
Speaker 2: Well, okay, Jenny, we're going to stick it on for
Speaker 2: you now. Okay, enjoy this and have a top weekend.
Speaker 3: Thanks you again, all right, Scott, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: It's Gold one oh four point three, seven minutes past
Speaker 2: nine Christian.
Speaker 1: O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three
Speaker 1: Christian o'connall Breakfast Show, All Request Friday, Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Oh that was a walk of life Dive straight Claire
Speaker 2: in somebody wanted to hear that? In Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three the Christian O'Connor breakfast show.
Speaker 3: Are all requests? Friday before that? Who who are for?
Speaker 3: Down in mill Park?
Speaker 2: So yesterday evening you sent me a text and before
Speaker 2: we go any further, is that really what you're doing
Speaker 2: after the show? Because I couldn't work out with you
Speaker 2: are winding me up.
Speaker 4: I'm really going straight after this.
Speaker 3: Have you ever done it?
Speaker 18: No?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: Jack sends me a text yesterday evening saying, hey, dude,
Speaker 3: you ever had a pedicule? Come for one after the show?
Speaker 14: Now?
Speaker 3: A pedicure? Is that not your feet?
Speaker 4: It's your feet?
Speaker 3: Yep, because a manicure.
Speaker 2: Never had one of those either, but often thought, yeah,
Speaker 2: but that'd be quite nice to do, but can't be
Speaker 2: bothered really to sit there and get that done.
Speaker 3: But a pedicure, it's.
Speaker 4: The foot bath.
Speaker 3: And then why are you doing that?
Speaker 4: One of Byank's birthday wishes she said, come to I
Speaker 4: want you to come to do a pedicure with me.
Speaker 2: Does she just mean for her birthday that she gets
Speaker 2: one and you come along and then you go out
Speaker 2: after so lunch or.
Speaker 4: Something she wants to sit side by side in the chairs,
Speaker 4: hand in hand, but some would.
Speaker 2: Poor person's got to sort out your feet today, file
Speaker 2: them down with sander or something.
Speaker 3: You know that scene in Dumb and Double.
Speaker 4: I don't know yet. I still haven't seen Dumb and
Speaker 4: dummerun still in the Would that be a nice day
Speaker 4: out for you and your husband?
Speaker 6: Chris has done that for me before. But a word
Speaker 6: of warning, be very careful with those when we're in Vegas.
Speaker 6: I got one of those and picked up a very
Speaker 6: nasty fungal in fiction.
Speaker 2: If there's two words I never want to hear on
Speaker 2: the radio, fungling infection.
Speaker 3: We don't want fungal chat in the morning.
Speaker 6: Well you got it from the football yep in Vegas,
Speaker 6: Scott Home and my ties. I'm not kidding. I hope
Speaker 6: people aren't eating with Grannie Smith apple green.
Speaker 4: That's what happens in Vegas, stays in.
Speaker 2: And also, you're not the first person to leave Vegas
Speaker 2: with a fungal infection.
Speaker 3: That is rough.
Speaker 2: It was gross, but I'm sure this isn't going to
Speaker 2: happen to the place that you're taking.
Speaker 4: I thought it was meant to tidy have your feet
Speaker 4: rather than leave.
Speaker 3: You with yes. So how do you feel about having
Speaker 3: it done?
Speaker 4: I feel insecure, yeah, I mean I would be. I
Speaker 4: don't want to. I don't, especially if it's one with
Speaker 4: open windows under the street, but they all do.
Speaker 2: I don't know why they bothered should be kept behind
Speaker 2: closed doors. I don't want to see strangers feet getting
Speaker 2: dealt with. Yeah, washing Christ's feet or something, stick it
Speaker 2: away behind closed doors. I don't get about your monkey,
Speaker 2: old horrible hoofs on it and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Stay of some women's feet.
Speaker 2: It's a love of those big old bunyons where it
Speaker 2: looks like someone's taking a hammer.
Speaker 3: To their big toe.
Speaker 4: Exciting for you guys though, Monday morning, six am, I'll
Speaker 4: present Manu fet.
Speaker 3: No no, I tell you what you are not doing that.
Speaker 3: I don't want to see you guys.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm going to have a dreadful time right
Speaker 2: when it gets to summer because I know you all
Speaker 2: just walk around in thongs all the time. I bet
Speaker 2: there be dudes in business suits wearing thongs and that
Speaker 2: you know in the UK, I don't want to see.
Speaker 2: I've grown up where feet, men's feet are kept a
Speaker 2: weigh in a closed shoe I'll go to a very
Speaker 2: very tough summer here.
Speaker 4: I do do thongs in jeans which a lot of
Speaker 4: people look down on. By day.
Speaker 3: This is Jack Johnson. That look is over. That's what
Speaker 3: killed his career. Leave it, Leave it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Friday morning on God one of four point three. Good morning,
Speaker 2: It's the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. So I'm coming in
Speaker 2: this morning, as always was, I try and get a car.
Speaker 2: I'm still using Uber to come to work. And let
Speaker 2: me tell you now, Jack, that is how showbiz gets
Speaker 2: to work.
Speaker 3: Today.
Speaker 2: I'm tearing through the streets before the show thinking that,
Speaker 2: you know, I've won Melbourne a camera today and the
Speaker 2: backseat crammed in of a Toyota can.
Speaker 3: That is how to arrive at your radio station, isn't it.
Speaker 4: And we never found out that car that you were
Speaker 4: meant to be driving if you could trade it in
Speaker 4: from the gray model to the white model because your
Speaker 4: family hated the car.
Speaker 3: No, it's not been They didn't do it.
Speaker 4: But didn't Toyota have a meeting about whether you could
Speaker 4: take it back?
Speaker 2: They had the actual Toyota Australia met about this. Then
Speaker 2: Toyota Victoria had another meeting about this. Then some marketing manager.
Speaker 2: And I'm afraid my wife is stup with the white
Speaker 2: one with the g so the gray one, we've not
Speaker 2: got that. She's not got the white one.
Speaker 3: I have said, it doesn't really matter. You drive around
Speaker 3: in the kid in the car.
Speaker 4: Why don't you drive to work?
Speaker 3: Because what am I going to say?
Speaker 14: Then?
Speaker 3: For the kids? You get an uber? I need this
Speaker 3: to travel, I need to go to school and yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's what.
Speaker 2: Happens when you're a parent. You can't be selfish, Jack,
Speaker 2: just look after yourself. So anyway, I'm coming in this morning.
Speaker 2: The guy's got fox on and I hear this.
Speaker 5: Contest.
Speaker 2: Not so, my friends, you give it exactly the same
Speaker 2: amount as US ten thousand. Okay, we're doing ten thousand
Speaker 2: and ten k no repeat workday. If you hear us
Speaker 2: playing the same song tw answer between now and six o'clock,
Speaker 2: you can join and cord it and when ten k.
Speaker 3: So I've heard this and I'm thinking, what it's exactly
Speaker 3: the same as ours.
Speaker 2: Therefore is not the city's richest cash giveaway ours?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Is I've dipped into my own back pocket. I've chucked
Speaker 2: in another ten dollars. We are now giving you the
Speaker 2: most money away.
Speaker 8: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 20: Yes, yes, Gold four point three, ten thousand and ten
Speaker 20: dollars no repeat.
Speaker 3: It's on me.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 20: It's richest contest now playing on Gold four point three.
Speaker 3: Eat it Fox.
Speaker 4: Why does our voiceover guy sound like he's an announcer
Speaker 4: for the w W E.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Shoe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Yeah alrighty, So we are back Monday morning. We'll find
Speaker 2: a Friday. We'll find out after today's shows when we
Speaker 2: see the boss who knows. I'm hoping it comes back
Speaker 2: next Friday.
Speaker 4: Well, you already added more money to the ten k
Speaker 4: no repeat workday. Now you gave away more money than
Speaker 4: we were allocated for the fine day.
Speaker 3: We had one thousand on a bar bill this week
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not even sure if we're in Monday,
Speaker 2: they might tell us to come back Thursday and just
Speaker 2: take it out of our wages, So don't work Monday.
Speaker 3: You'd be happy with that, actually, with you, I would be.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be happy with them taking the money out
Speaker 4: of my wages.
Speaker 3: All right, but not working Monday Tuesday.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, no, I'd love to sleeping five days. Well,
Speaker 4: when are we doing that? Remember a listener mooded that
Speaker 4: idea that I would.
Speaker 2: Stay, you'd actually forget about that. Fine, okay, we're going
Speaker 2: to look at through that next week. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for listening to the shows this week, all your
Speaker 2: songs today as well. We are back Monday morning. When
Speaker 2: you wake up whatever to have a top weekend title
Speaker 2: of today's show is the ten It's not the ten
Speaker 2: K No Repeat work Day, It's now the ten thousand
Speaker 2: and ten.
Speaker 3: K no Repeat Work Day. There you go, see you
Speaker 3: Monday morning.
Speaker 1: Hugy's coming up next, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast, Joe Melbourne's
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