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Speaker 1: o'connal Breakfast Show on Melbourn's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Did you say fomo?
Speaker 3: I think so?
Speaker 2: We'll go all right?
Speaker 4: The everyone Happy Mondays to Christian O'Connell Rackford Show Show
Speaker 4: number one one three.
Speaker 2: Pats still a.
Speaker 3: Good weekend, had a great weekend? Thank you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we had a Jack with a good weekend then,
Speaker 4: I mean it was one last week I think so looney.
Speaker 4: We went all the way out to Werribee and Jack
Speaker 4: drove out there. I drove out there on a Sunday,
Speaker 4: supported the band. It was lovely to be out where
Speaker 4: you live.
Speaker 3: What did you think? What was your impression?
Speaker 2: I tell you what I thought. Where's Pats who lives here?
Speaker 3: I was nursing a sick child yesterday? What that's so funny?
Speaker 3: If she had guests stroke? She wasn't at yea. I
Speaker 3: was going out and spread the illness. Oh okay, but
Speaker 3: I heard it was then?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was great. The whole team were there. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: all the team.
Speaker 2: Were there, weren't they were?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean everyone, you know, so the boss was there
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 4: And to get her out of bed early on Sunday,
Speaker 4: out the bookies and away from the track is incredible.
Speaker 4: But it was great to see her and she was
Speaker 4: upright as well, you know it was she was there. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it was an amazing day. But but you went and
Speaker 4: had a massage.
Speaker 3: No, that was the day before.
Speaker 4: Oh, I see right, yesterday?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is that all right?
Speaker 4: Yeah? No, I'm just saying it was nice to see
Speaker 4: the team there, and.
Speaker 3: I would have put the kittle on for you.
Speaker 5: Well, we didn't know where you were. You didn't There
Speaker 5: was no text to say that. The only text we
Speaker 5: got on every all weekend was on Friday night you said, hey,
Speaker 5: is it all right if I take three of the
Speaker 5: band's tickets to use for my family?
Speaker 4: Snaffling up the tickets you had no intention of using.
Speaker 4: Probably sold as well. I saw Chris out there by
Speaker 4: the way selling the tickets.
Speaker 2: It's good to be.
Speaker 4: I b backstage tickets meat bungalow before the gold stage.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what. Perhaps you're right, that is beautiful
Speaker 2: out there.
Speaker 3: We were married out Cris proposed out there actually, and
Speaker 3: we were married out.
Speaker 2: There by the Victory College. Bit.
Speaker 3: No up on the they did the horse jumping, not
Speaker 3: where they not the equestrian center.
Speaker 2: No, but there's a smell of horse poop out there,
Speaker 2: isn't it. I mean, is that what we got? Down
Speaker 2: on one knees.
Speaker 3: I just give up with you. I really don't know.
Speaker 4: I thought it was absolutely stunning out had a great spot.
Speaker 3: Did you see the giraffes on the way past at
Speaker 3: the zoo? Did you go down the back road?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: Funny enough.
Speaker 4: The shortcut to get to the site doing the bandle
Speaker 4: didn't involve driving through the.
Speaker 3: Giraffe house, dodge the rhinos, drive through a zoo, It's
Speaker 3: not I could drive through zoo, you could see them all.
Speaker 2: I thought it was stunning out.
Speaker 4: There, and I have to say, Pats, I felt quite
Speaker 4: at home there because it's a nice, stately home. And you, yes,
Speaker 4: you would drive an hour to find one, but you
Speaker 4: do have them your old house.
Speaker 2: In English? Yes it did.
Speaker 4: Yes, Yes, I'm in the settle down to an abbey
Speaker 4: and I'm telling you now the band bungalow. That's why
Speaker 4: we're out there yesterday. For it was the big combination
Speaker 4: of one Last Dream the last five weeks we've been
Speaker 4: doing it on the show.
Speaker 2: They weren't just good.
Speaker 4: They absolutely smashed it, didn't they They completely.
Speaker 5: Won the crowd over by the end of this set.
Speaker 5: They were fantastic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was amazing to see someone overcome. They were
Speaker 4: so nervous beforehand. I was starting to think, oh, is
Speaker 4: this going to be okay? And there was a lot
Speaker 4: of people there. So the gates open at ten thirty,
Speaker 4: huge cues, and then by eleven thirty just after that
Speaker 4: when they came on, there were a couple of thousand
Speaker 4: people there and.
Speaker 5: But Dale, the leading or, even said into the microphone
Speaker 5: before they started, hey we're really nervous. He talked for
Speaker 5: a bit and he's like, all right, shut up, Dale.
Speaker 4: The video is just about to go up on our
Speaker 4: Facebook page. O C one four to three would catch
Speaker 4: up the band Laatee this morning. But when you see
Speaker 4: the video you'll see just how great they sounded. They
Speaker 4: did absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 1: O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: When you're at the side of the stage with me
Speaker 4: yesterday and we're watching the band and you're watching the crowd.
Speaker 4: Have you always wanted to be in a band?
Speaker 5: Yes, well, I mean I was for a period of
Speaker 5: time in high school.
Speaker 2: I saw it yesterday. No, it was It's cool. I
Speaker 2: could see what it meant.
Speaker 5: There's something about those daytime festivals as well that is
Speaker 5: so I love the feeling of them. And it was
Speaker 5: a true standing side of set stage watching the band
Speaker 5: like plugging their guitars, sit down at the drum kit.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: I was watching you watching them, and I was like, oh,
Speaker 4: I get it. Of course you used to be in
Speaker 4: a band. And I bet when you watch that, you
Speaker 4: were like, I'd love to be taking part and sort
Speaker 4: this and playing on a festival like this.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's incredible. One of the great privileges in what
Speaker 4: we do is sometimes you can go backstage, and I've
Speaker 4: been lucky enough over the years to go and bring
Speaker 4: bands on and watch them getting ready. I've always been
Speaker 4: utterly fascinated by it, more so than when you see
Speaker 4: them sometimes later on when they're out there. I love
Speaker 4: seeing the bit beforehand, what they do, and some of
Speaker 4: them have their own little rituals and habits and patterns
Speaker 4: and used their little mental preparation. They go and hunker
Speaker 4: down separately. And then I see all the guitar text
Speaker 4: getting the guitars ready, and you see the whole rack.
Speaker 4: There's about five or six different guitars for different songs.
Speaker 4: And then even the guitarist they had was a baggage
Speaker 4: handler by day over in Hobart. I was noticing how
Speaker 4: he was using different distortion pedals for the different songs.
Speaker 2: He wasn't amazing, by the way, yesterday.
Speaker 5: It is one thing we didn't get the band. I
Speaker 5: mean we got him everything from Limo Champagne to the venue.
Speaker 5: We didn't get him a proper ROADI because they go
Speaker 5: thank you so much. You've been watching Bundlow backed up
Speaker 5: their own instruments.
Speaker 4: That was the only bit where the illusion fell away
Speaker 4: too quickly. And then Paul Collett, who works on the
Speaker 4: show with us, I've said to you, why is Paul
Speaker 4: Collett being used as a human mule right now? She
Speaker 4: was like lugging her eight guitars strapped to her and
Speaker 4: stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was.
Speaker 4: Check out the video on Facebook C one four three
Speaker 4: of how they got on yesterday last week on the show,
Speaker 4: I think two weeks before that. But we do a
Speaker 4: thing where you can always just email me about anything
Speaker 4: we've talked about on the show that you've heard us
Speaker 4: talking about. We would talking about dangerous playground games. I
Speaker 4: think it was actually about two weeks ago. My daughter
Speaker 4: got back from camp and I got it on by
Speaker 4: the way, you know, I told her.
Speaker 2: She told me I thought she'd.
Speaker 4: Called it murder ball, where it was volleyball but you
Speaker 4: could tackle each other. Yes, it was actually called death ball.
Speaker 4: She said, you got it wrong. Someone at school said,
Speaker 4: did your dad was talking about the game we played?
Speaker 2: Did you tell him about it?
Speaker 4: She was having a go at me, and I thought
Speaker 4: she was upset that I was telling stories. She was like, no,
Speaker 4: it's called death ball. They're really upset that you said.
Speaker 4: The raad it was called murdible. Anyway, because on the
Speaker 4: show Late to the Party you're talking about danger's playground games.
Speaker 4: I've got a great one. It was the happiest days
Speaker 4: of my life. Basically, two boys would shimmy up a
Speaker 4: football goal post. Now, obviously where this is obviously a
Speaker 4: listener in England football, we're talking about the original football,
Speaker 4: not the one. You stole the name from it and
Speaker 4: you call it foote, the original footee.
Speaker 2: So think about a soccer goal post.
Speaker 4: Okay, you shimmy up the side and then you'd have
Speaker 4: to go along the crossbar. That's the top bit, like
Speaker 4: hanging with your own Get this bit then, so you've
Speaker 4: got you've got two kids there they meet in the middle,
Speaker 4: hanging in the air, hanging on for dear life.
Speaker 2: You then have to.
Speaker 4: Kick the other kids. First to drop is the loser.
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure they had something like that. I'm gladiator.
Speaker 4: One of my greatest memories and victories in life was
Speaker 4: when I was in year three I beat a year
Speaker 4: four at this game that comes from I've just seen
Speaker 4: where he's from. Stuart in Glasgow, Scotland.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: You ever.
Speaker 4: Reword this as a friend of yours?
Speaker 2: Ever used a VP?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, yes, a friend of mine knows it? Well, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: actually I reckon a lot of Austrains would have used it.
Speaker 5: It's a VPN. What does it stand for? Virtual Private network?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: It is so that you can watch.
Speaker 2: Three conviews with a VPL, which is something else? What's that?
Speaker 5: You don't know what a VPL?
Speaker 2: You don't know what a VPN is.
Speaker 4: Really is it? A discussion on it?
Speaker 2: You can't ask pats what it is. You don't know
Speaker 2: what one is.
Speaker 4: So if a lady lady came up to him and said, oh, listen,
Speaker 4: you know you've got VPL be careful.
Speaker 5: Be worried.
Speaker 3: Should I be worried?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: Okay, yes, yes, yes, yes the VPN.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Friend of mine, how friendly.
Speaker 4: Pretty close to me, One of my best friends Friday,
Speaker 4: he got one for the first time.
Speaker 2: Game change, isn't it?
Speaker 5: And is it because you wanted to watch He wanted
Speaker 5: to watch out. He wanted to British shows and stuff
Speaker 5: that was cut out from So it allows you to
Speaker 5: set your internet up so it looks like it's either
Speaker 5: in the States or in England or something.
Speaker 4: So you feel like, sorry, my friend told me, it
Speaker 4: feels like you're kidding the internet you think.
Speaker 2: Come from over there. I'm not. I'm here in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: But you can get TV shows that normally is restricted
Speaker 4: because of the location.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So this friend of mine, yes, he and his family
Speaker 4: have recently moved to.
Speaker 5: Australia.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, why not?
Speaker 4: Sorry, yes I have yeah, of course said they've moved
Speaker 4: to Australia. That's right, they've moved to Melbourne and they're
Speaker 4: missing a TV show called I'm a Celebrity, Get Me
Speaker 4: out of Here, the British version, which bizarrely is up
Speaker 4: up the road, up a very long road in Queensland.
Speaker 4: We've always watched several last ten twelve years together. Was Ah,
Speaker 4: there's Australia. Now it's in the country that they are living.
Speaker 4: Is a getting confusing, right, they are living in so
Speaker 4: we wanted to watch it, so thanks, they wanted to
Speaker 4: watch it.
Speaker 2: So they've got one of these VPNs.
Speaker 5: Now is it actually illegal?
Speaker 2: Nor? Well?
Speaker 5: Is it's only your friend? Why aren't you talking now?
Speaker 2: I was just wondering if anyone is in prison right now?
Speaker 4: So what are you in? I stole a car, what
Speaker 4: are you in for? I was watching some TV shows.
Speaker 4: I was watching a couple of episodes a game with throws.
Speaker 4: He's over there on b wing.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 2: I don't mess with him.
Speaker 4: I don't think it is illegal, but it's not.
Speaker 2: You shouldn't be doing it.
Speaker 5: It feels sneaky, doesn't. I think a lot of Austrains
Speaker 5: have done it because a long time we were cut
Speaker 5: out of American TV shows British TV, so.
Speaker 4: You're excluded from all these great TV shows, so why
Speaker 4: wouldn't you feel like you want a bit of that.
Speaker 4: So the amazing thing for this VPN that my friend
Speaker 4: has been watching over the weekend with his family is
Speaker 4: you can't forward wind the adverts. He said that, yeah, held,
Speaker 4: he speaks to a lot over the weekend, so you're
Speaker 4: getting all the Christmas British TV adverts and it's been
Speaker 4: making his family feel quite homesick because they're all like
Speaker 4: TV adverts. TV adverts here are based around what Christmas
Speaker 4: is like here, but obviously in the UK sorts of
Speaker 4: snow and there's a reindeer and there's Father Christmas and
Speaker 4: all this kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: It's quite odd.
Speaker 4: It's quite kind of looking through a little Alison in
Speaker 4: the looking glass well.
Speaker 5: And he would be able to convey that emotion to you,
Speaker 5: and now you're conveying it to us.
Speaker 4: He's a good talker. I hope you realize that's nothing
Speaker 4: to do with me.
Speaker 1: So Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Christian, I'm using a VPN right now in China, where
Speaker 4: that much is illegal to use a VPN. Someone's just
Speaker 4: googled saying it is not illegal in most of the world.
Speaker 4: There's only a couple of countries someplace in the Middle East,
Speaker 4: China and I believe Russia as well.
Speaker 2: Where using a VPN is illegal.
Speaker 4: So someone is actually risking imprisonment just to listen to
Speaker 4: this radio show. It really isn't worth it.
Speaker 5: And now leaving a trail, a paper trail.
Speaker 2: Going down.
Speaker 4: Alright, it's gold one in four point three mornings the
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Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 4: Every single show this week, this time of the show.
Speaker 4: Then little prize, it's the top of the range to
Speaker 4: walk Drill. You've got to guess what the song has
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Speaker 4: song being played on the walk drill.
Speaker 2: What do you think this is? All right? That's good
Speaker 2: to lines James, good morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Is it Whitney Houston? I will always love you?
Speaker 4: All right that listen, I'm going to play again. So
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Speaker 7: Yeah, yes, that's right.
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Speaker 4: Three the radio station has the Golden Ticket. When Jack
Speaker 4: and I were out at Wherey Mansions yesterday for Bungalow
Speaker 4: opening up one electric day, quite a few.
Speaker 2: Of you I spent.
Speaker 4: In fact I spent to someone who've got on the
Speaker 4: shortlist on Govern Miller's show on Friday. For the Golden ticket,
Speaker 4: you can be going to see Phield Connins Live and
Speaker 4: on with Brian Adams. One golden ticket gets into all
Speaker 4: these shows, the Tennis, the Eagles, Melbourne Cup, Carnival, Brian Ferry,
Speaker 4: Red Hot Summer Tour, Kylie Hanson, Darryl braithwait, loadsmore. Only
Speaker 4: got to do is be listening for the Golden Song
Speaker 4: every hour from ten am this morning. Last week on
Speaker 4: the show, we were talking to Bungalow on Thursday getting
Speaker 4: their rider requests, and they've got a great email from Ireland, Dublin,
Speaker 4: where there is a rock and roll museum. I've been there, right,
Speaker 4: it's a great museum. If you every luck enough to
Speaker 4: go to Island, go a Dublin, amazing city. And on
Speaker 4: part of the rock and roll museum they've got famous
Speaker 4: bands riders. They're all framed. And he sent me a
Speaker 4: photo of this one. I've not seen one. I went
Speaker 4: there years ago. It's Slayer. You ever heard Slay Alive?
Speaker 5: Yeah, sort of like even a dirtier Rougher Metallica.
Speaker 2: Oh my word. Yeah, I went. Friend of mine's a
Speaker 2: big metal head, right, he won't come asho slay with me.
Speaker 2: I'm not really Fanny because coma who slay with me.
Speaker 4: We went to see each Slayer and for a month.
Speaker 4: I actually go to the doctor a week later my
Speaker 4: hearing was ringing. I thought I'd never be okay again. Ever,
Speaker 4: it's the loudest noise I've ever heard. It was Slay Alive. Anyway,
Speaker 4: this is there. This is amazing, right, Slayers rider fifty
Speaker 4: thousand live bees for dave one thousand snow white goats
Speaker 4: for slaughter, hellow butcher to slaughter the goats, freezer bag
Speaker 4: and callers to preserve the goat meeting so I can
Speaker 4: get home and make a slow roasted goat, tacos onion,
Speaker 4: four yoga ball chairs, a battle axe, and the finger
Speaker 4: bones of Saint George. That's the slayer band. Request, where
Speaker 4: do you even put the bees? Forget about all the
Speaker 4: one hundred snow white goats with sauterers. Where you're going
Speaker 4: to put the fifty thousand live bees per day?
Speaker 5: The bees and goats separated.
Speaker 4: Hey, Patsy, I know you get into Christmas? Okay, do
Speaker 4: you do the whole Elf on the shelf?
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, yes, we do.
Speaker 4: I find that terrifying really, Why it's just right. The
Speaker 4: concept of elf on the shelf is there's a thing
Speaker 4: that you're going to put on a shelf that's got
Speaker 4: a live screen to a guy watching you online at
Speaker 4: the North Pole, at the North Pole, keeping on whether
Speaker 4: the kids are good or bad.
Speaker 2: It sounds terrifying.
Speaker 3: She gets up in or he gets into all sorts
Speaker 3: of mischief while you're sleeping.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean, if I was a kid, it would
Speaker 4: freak me out.
Speaker 5: The Elf on the shelf, is elf on a shelf
Speaker 5: new I mean, I have heard of it, but were around.
Speaker 4: For years in America and it's now going all around
Speaker 4: the World's the last couple of years, it's got bigger
Speaker 4: and bigger in Britain's and its it's over here now
Speaker 4: as well as it's huge.
Speaker 5: So he doesn't actually have a camera in his eyes.
Speaker 3: Jackie really does.
Speaker 5: God Nanny cams, which is like a tech.
Speaker 2: That actually goes directed.
Speaker 5: Christmas went directed the North.
Speaker 2: Who's it going to? Where creepers watching it online? I
Speaker 2: like to see if kids are being good or bad.
Speaker 5: Maybe it goes to mom and Dad's phone so you
Speaker 5: can go, hey, you were eating plado the other day.
Speaker 4: I told you I eating bladeo. You're getting a bendicide.
Speaker 4: So it does not get freaked out by this.
Speaker 3: She loves we called a Rosie, you name her. We've
Speaker 3: got a girl if we call a Rosie. And in fact,
Speaker 3: when she went back on Christmas Eve there were tears
Speaker 3: because she was missing Rosie so much.
Speaker 4: Honestly, it doesn't sound right, Patsy, there's someone on the
Speaker 4: sholf and where does she think Rosie? It was Rosie
Speaker 4: is watching on behalf of Father Christmas totally.
Speaker 3: She's totally sucked in by it.
Speaker 5: So if Audrey loves Rosie, it's sort of like Stockholm
Speaker 5: syndrome because the security guy watching over her, but she
Speaker 5: still feels emotional for him.
Speaker 2: Yeah or her?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Well she connectsit with getting presents on Christmas Day,
Speaker 3: doesn't she?
Speaker 2: So and So just already believe that Rosie is monitoring
Speaker 2: her behavior.
Speaker 3: Totally completely and keeps asking every day when does Rosie come?
Speaker 3: When she arriving? When she coming?
Speaker 5: And where?
Speaker 2: Can I ask?
Speaker 5: Where she stays at the North Pole.
Speaker 3: She goes back to the North Pole and helps Santa prepare,
Speaker 3: but up in the loft here, I don't know where
Speaker 3: you might keep her?
Speaker 2: She where is she in the house like watching your kids?
Speaker 3: She moves around? Oh my god, this is just she'd
Speaker 3: send you some of the photos from last Christmas.
Speaker 2: She moves around. So what her been in different rooms?
Speaker 3: And the different rooms? Yes, she could be anywhere when
Speaker 3: you wake up, you don't know.
Speaker 4: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: I'm going to get one for Jack? Keeping out on Jacking?
Speaker 2: The show, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: Hello to everyone we saw yesterday when Jack and I
Speaker 4: were out for Bungalow who smashed it yesterday out at
Speaker 4: Werribee Mansions. It was lovely to meet so many of you.
Speaker 4: One of the highlights was of lady called Jane, who
Speaker 4: simply came up to me and just went. I was
Speaker 4: skeptical at first, didn't say anything else, shook my hand
Speaker 4: and well obviously went. And I'm thinking I think that
Speaker 4: was a compliment wrapped up in the complaint it implies.
Speaker 5: It sounds like it could imply that she's not skeptical anymore.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was just left hanging the wind out there,
Speaker 4: and that smelly wind sometimes with various bits out there. Hi,
Speaker 4: but no, we had a Bungalow were outstanding. They weren't
Speaker 4: just good, they were better than that. They did themselves
Speaker 4: proud they were. It was very emotional for them beforehand
Speaker 4: and even more so afterwards when they did their four songs.
Speaker 4: But they were brilliant. We'd catch up with the boys
Speaker 4: later on this morning. If you want to see the video,
Speaker 4: it's a great one. They are so good up there,
Speaker 4: so relaxed. They should have been up there anyway. But
Speaker 4: life God in the way, I guess. But have a
Speaker 4: look at the video o C one four three on
Speaker 4: our Facebook page. Now Christmas is coming right, I love Christmas.
Speaker 4: When the tree goes up, we have a ritual. The
Speaker 4: tree goes up, we all sit down and watch Elf together.
Speaker 4: We decorate the tree together. It's a ritual women doing
Speaker 4: since we've had kidsbviously, not when they're babies.
Speaker 2: They were useless of putting up.
Speaker 4: The decorations, the babies, theazy little things. However, you know
Speaker 4: there is It's all about the timing, isn't it. When
Speaker 4: does the tree go up? You know you get those
Speaker 4: miserable people, you know put up the day before. We
Speaker 4: only put it up on the twenty fourth. What's the point?
Speaker 4: You want to see the tree up there? It makes
Speaker 4: you feel good that lights are twinkling in the evening. However,
Speaker 4: there's a time when I don't think it's right for
Speaker 4: it to go up. Did you put yours up over
Speaker 4: the weekend?
Speaker 2: Pats?
Speaker 3: Well, yesterday, yesterday afternoon.
Speaker 2: I believe yesterday wasn't check my calendar.
Speaker 4: November the twenty fifth, November the twenty fifth, December the
Speaker 4: twenty fifth is Christmas Day. Correct, November the twenty fifth
Speaker 4: is November, correct, the twenty fifth, four weeks before.
Speaker 2: So you always do that.
Speaker 3: Oh, now we've got a kid, we do you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but don't you don't. Don't you get over familiar
Speaker 4: with it?
Speaker 3: No, No, it's great, we love it.
Speaker 2: So it's up.
Speaker 3: Now it's up.
Speaker 4: See, this is what I think, right? You know there
Speaker 4: are bridezillas. Oh, Christmas silla. It's a new term, it's
Speaker 4: a new condition. And I don't think Patsy's alone. There
Speaker 4: might be other people listen to this going. Christian's got
Speaker 4: this wrong. We put our tree up over the weekend.
Speaker 4: Do you think, Jack, there's other people in Melbourne who
Speaker 4: are Christmas willas like Patsy's, who've got their tree up
Speaker 4: at home already.
Speaker 5: I think we'll find people who have do you, pats
Speaker 5: do you already have presents under there?
Speaker 3: No, but that's happening this week.
Speaker 2: You're so organized.
Speaker 3: I've finished Christmas shopping.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I can't stand that question. I can't stand
Speaker 4: that person. There's no need for that. Don't shame the
Speaker 4: rest of us. That is what Christmas Eve is for.
Speaker 3: That's Chris's birthday, Christmas Eve because his birthday is on
Speaker 3: Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: So his birthday is on Christmas Day.
Speaker 3: He was born Christmas Day. That's why Jesus, you can't
Speaker 3: have a birthday on Christmas Day, so we celebrate the
Speaker 3: birthday Christmas Eve.
Speaker 2: So does he get in a crip?
Speaker 4: Does he work getting a little crip?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 5: I don't know what that need. But why do you
Speaker 5: need to get the Christmas present so early?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 5: Yeah, just because it's Chris.
Speaker 3: To be organized, to be organized so he doesn't miss out,
Speaker 3: because it was always merged into one when he was
Speaker 3: a kid.
Speaker 2: I bet you so.
Speaker 4: I like to make feel sorry for those kids because
Speaker 4: everyone no one were angela Christmas party for birthday because
Speaker 4: it's Christmas Day.
Speaker 3: He never had a birthday party. So for his thirtieth
Speaker 3: I gave him a big surprise thirtieth. He'd never once
Speaker 3: had a birthday party.
Speaker 5: No one could come because it was Christmas.
Speaker 2: Chris, not only a.
Speaker 4: Party, no one's coming. But look at the email sent out,
Speaker 4: its beautiful artwork on it. All right, I'm determined to
Speaker 4: buy that this morning. It's Patrina Jones, the only person
Speaker 4: in Melbourne with a Christmas tree that went up this
Speaker 4: weekend and.
Speaker 5: All Christmas shopping done. That's another that.
Speaker 4: Is just it's makes me feel anxious. Now really I
Speaker 4: need to get on and do mine. Yeah, you've present
Speaker 4: shamed me.
Speaker 5: There's nothing I feel sorry for the puppy that you're
Speaker 5: getting aladery that it's already wrapped up.
Speaker 4: He's moving around is what's helping, and it's it's wet
Speaker 4: itself a lot as well.
Speaker 2: All right, Colin, Now are you a Christmas Zilla like
Speaker 2: Patsy the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three?
Speaker 4: So Patsy put up her Christmas tree yesterday and by
Speaker 4: the end of this week all all all the Christmas
Speaker 4: presents will be done and under the tree. It's astonishing
Speaker 4: the productivity. Yeah, you are a powerhouse pats Actually finally
Speaker 4: I was like that at well, now you are actually
Speaker 4: could have do all that, but the tree going up
Speaker 4: on November the twenty fifth. I don't understand. I think
Speaker 4: Patsy has got a condition. I'm naming it now. She's
Speaker 4: a Christmas Siller and I'm trying to find out any
Speaker 4: of you also Christmas Dillas?
Speaker 2: Have you got trees up?
Speaker 1: To?
Speaker 2: Lynn?
Speaker 9: Hi?
Speaker 10: How are we going?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You're right, you don't sound too good then, what's up?
Speaker 10: Oh, Corry, I'm driving, so now I'm on hands free?
Speaker 2: Are you always?
Speaker 4: Is this emotional and down when you drive? What's what's
Speaker 4: so upsetting about driving? Or is it where you're going to?
Speaker 10: That's some good? That's Monday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's Gray is miserable.
Speaker 2: And we're on the radio.
Speaker 4: So then tell us about your Christmas tree. Don't tell
Speaker 4: me your Christmas dinner.
Speaker 1: I am.
Speaker 10: I had my tree up last week. What yeah, and
Speaker 10: I have wrapped all the presents they're all around the tree.
Speaker 10: But I did all my Christmas shopping last December January.
Speaker 10: I was overseas, so I went crazy.
Speaker 2: That is I mean, you got your Christmas a year ago.
Speaker 2: That's astonishing.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 10: I'm going overseas next year, so I'll end up getting
Speaker 10: next year's Christmas presents when i'm over there as well.
Speaker 2: Do you know what, though, I think it's making you miserable.
Speaker 10: I work, I have a second job.
Speaker 6: That's why my tree is up so early.
Speaker 10: Last year.
Speaker 6: I didn't i'd put well what they call a stick
Speaker 6: tree up.
Speaker 4: So I might be new to Australia, but I've never
Speaker 4: heard the stick tree for Christmas?
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 2: Just a twig?
Speaker 4: More? Or less.
Speaker 10: But they've got lights actually on them.
Speaker 5: Their wife.
Speaker 10: They're actually I think some people call them the ghost trees.
Speaker 1: Not a thing.
Speaker 5: Ghost trees is what it's made out of. It's actually
Speaker 5: a branch of a tree. Or is it a sticky
Speaker 5: bye ghost skeletons.
Speaker 10: Actually surchas. It's all wrapped in white. What sort of
Speaker 10: material it is?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I think I think targets sell them.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 4: Hopefully they'll appreciate that because they need it. No one
Speaker 4: knows who they are, all right, I hope that date
Speaker 4: picks up, you mate?
Speaker 6: All right, Okay, thank you.
Speaker 2: Getting that tree up early? Is it making her happy? Marie?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning. Good And.
Speaker 6: I'm just laughing about the woman who's finished at Christmas
Speaker 6: shopping already.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so it.
Speaker 4: Feels like we're some sort of survivors group or something,
Speaker 4: some sort of support group.
Speaker 2: I've got my Christmas tree up now.
Speaker 6: No, No, it's not me, although mine's decorated and sitting
Speaker 6: in the spare room waiting to go out.
Speaker 5: But MICHAELA, you make up your Christmas tree in backstage
Speaker 5: in one.
Speaker 2: Room now, yeah, you've got a headset and go and
Speaker 2: go out.
Speaker 5: It's December one, bring it out.
Speaker 4: The tree makes as like an official party in unfailing.
Speaker 2: Wow. It's in a spare room right now, getting ready
Speaker 2: being attended to.
Speaker 5: All the flavels fall off as you pull it through
Speaker 5: the door frame.
Speaker 6: Mine's a little one of those little true she was
Speaker 6: talking about the little ghost tree type of thing.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of them.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, anyway, my daughter's tree has been up since.
Speaker 8: October, right, that is not right October.
Speaker 6: I did say that. I went, what months are we
Speaker 6: in October? Not the first of December? And she went,
Speaker 6: I like Christmas, leave me alone?
Speaker 5: Is it going to survive till then?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, it's not a real tree.
Speaker 4: How they get the ghost trees start. It's just bald
Speaker 4: and dead. She's got comb over or something.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 6: Hers is a lovely purple tree.
Speaker 2: Don't ask me, and it's not things we can't ask you,
Speaker 2: no questions.
Speaker 6: But she has seen every year. This year it's Grinch,
Speaker 6: so the purple tree has green and red on it
Speaker 6: this year.
Speaker 3: Has she got kids, because that's a way for them
Speaker 3: to wait.
Speaker 6: She's got a three year old. He's Christmas Man as well.
Speaker 6: So every time I walk in and goes look down
Speaker 6: at chrimas. Oh oh yeah, Central come one year, just
Speaker 6: six months away. But he's watching. He hasn't got the
Speaker 6: elf on the shore. He's got the smoke detectors.
Speaker 2: Oh see, you got the cheap version the smoke detectors. Right. Okay,
Speaker 2: that red light up there, Yeah, it's an eye to Santa.
Speaker 6: I see right, that's nice, he cried when she first
Speaker 6: told him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, how am I going there? Now? Okay? Can
Speaker 2: I can?
Speaker 6: I just say? I won ticket to one Electric Day
Speaker 6: and had a fabulous time. Thank you gold one oh
Speaker 6: for Oh brilliant.
Speaker 2: That was great. Yeah, wasn't it beautiful out there?
Speaker 4: I thought it was amazing, great atmosphere, and I thought,
Speaker 4: did you see Bungalow?
Speaker 2: Were you there early enough to see Bungalow?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 6: We were there really early on Bungalow.
Speaker 2: So yeah, they were great, weren't they.
Speaker 6: Absolutely? Everyone was fantastic. We had a ball.
Speaker 4: Ah super I'm really glad you enjoyed your day. Dan's
Speaker 4: to call in have a good week YouTube, Aren't I
Speaker 4: all right? It appears so far and I'm just going
Speaker 4: on the data that I've been presented with that all
Speaker 4: the people have got their Christmas trees up early our
Speaker 4: ladies and crazy Hi. You included pats the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: So Patsy's already got a Christmas tree up quite a
Speaker 4: few hour Christmas sellers as well.
Speaker 2: It's not as good as when you get the tree.
Speaker 4: I don't know about you and Chris, your husband, bats
Speaker 4: is so not I always find it's my job to
Speaker 4: go and get it and put it in the car.
Speaker 4: And my one year I was too lazy to put
Speaker 4: the seats down, right, and one of the kids, we're going, Dad,
Speaker 4: just put the seats down, don't need to, don't just
Speaker 4: move yet, just duck down and move your heads okay.
Speaker 4: So I I was at Clark Grizzwold wrestling with this.
Speaker 4: It was it went way too big on this tree
Speaker 4: as well, you know the ladies. Even the lady went, ah,
Speaker 4: so very big tree. Do you want us to deliver it?
Speaker 2: Don't need to?
Speaker 4: So I'm wrestling with it, getting it unwilling it don't
Speaker 4: want to go in the car. I'm wrestling it into
Speaker 4: the car. I show it down through the middle of
Speaker 4: the car.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: The kids have to sort of duck their heads down
Speaker 4: it's right down the middle. So suddenly when I get in,
Speaker 4: the stump in it was a big old stump.
Speaker 1: First.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was the mistake, Jack, because guess what happened.
Speaker 4: About two minutes on we're driving out the place where
Speaker 4: I got it from, some idiot slams the brakes on
Speaker 4: in front of me. I whacked the brakes on from
Speaker 4: the merchant stop trunk, windscreen, crack the wind screen. All
Speaker 4: I hear from one of the kids is I told
Speaker 4: you that I have to get some guys to come
Speaker 4: out repair the windscreen. I couldn't drive on. There's an
Speaker 4: absolute nightmare.
Speaker 2: Right, We've got Ryan all on.
Speaker 7: Good morning Ryan, Morning boys, Morning pets.
Speaker 4: So are we We're all good. I hope you had
Speaker 4: a good weekend as well. Ryan, So are you Christmas
Speaker 4: Dillers as well? It's a tree already up.
Speaker 7: No, I'm afraid. My wife is one of those Christmas natters.
Speaker 7: Ry's backyard all weekend, so she had the whole day
Speaker 7: to do it. And I came into the house that
Speaker 7: looks like a Christmas shop hanging everywhere and every window.
Speaker 7: Still it is bonkers.
Speaker 2: So did you know? Did you know this was going
Speaker 2: to happen?
Speaker 5: Were you surprised idea.
Speaker 7: I came home and coverin and dirt, all naked and
Speaker 7: diggie and there it all was.
Speaker 2: So it's like the Christmas pick season. Fairies had done.
Speaker 7: It for you much, pretty much. And there a tree
Speaker 7: in like three rooms. There's not one Christmas tree.
Speaker 2: Wow, it's incredible.
Speaker 4: Tell you this though. It's not obscuring the view of
Speaker 4: the TV, is it? Oh no, no, no, no, all
Speaker 4: right right, thank you very much. You kill have a
Speaker 4: good week mate.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 4: Three, watching Bungalow Smashy yesterday at one Electric Day, our
Speaker 4: big winners in our competition one last tream have resolved
Speaker 4: in my mind. New news resolution. I'm definitely learning the
Speaker 4: guitar in the New Year.
Speaker 5: We've down this road before.
Speaker 4: I'm ignoring your cruel and mean words that I'm my
Speaker 4: age stage of life. There's no point I'm probably dead
Speaker 4: and then a year or two I'm still just learn
Speaker 4: some basic fret work. But I am going to start
Speaker 4: guitar lessons in New Year. I'll tell you the first
Speaker 4: thing I learned on guitar, and maybe you can aim
Speaker 4: for that.
Speaker 5: By the end of the year, the mission impossible theme
Speaker 5: doom doom, boom boom boy.
Speaker 2: Do I want to learn that stones or some lead zeping.
Speaker 2: I don't want to be doing theme tunes.
Speaker 5: You're gonna start simple.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go. I tell you what.
Speaker 4: By the end of next year, I'll have now down
Speaker 4: a rolling Stone song.
Speaker 5: Okay, this time next year, yep, November.
Speaker 4: We'll have a Christmas tree up and I'll be new
Speaker 4: linger Stone song underneath it. Okay, my arm. They didn't
Speaker 4: do that song, all right. So there's been a lot
Speaker 4: of accusations over the weekend that the Brian Adams competition
Speaker 4: we ran last week when Patsy's tickets and I'm afraid
Speaker 4: that you've been running a smear campaign against the Christian
Speaker 4: O'Connor breakfast show. You may yeah, I'm talking to you,
Speaker 4: because yesterday when I was there, Jack, you would have
Speaker 4: heard it as well, a lot of people coming up
Speaker 4: to us saying hello, and then going that competition last week?
Speaker 2: Was it rigged? Was it really fair? How could she
Speaker 2: lose every single day? What were you doing?
Speaker 4: How did you make it so that she lost? And
Speaker 4: I said, I promise you now, hand on heart. We
Speaker 4: didn't rig anything.
Speaker 5: Maybe my mom said the same thing, said, I swear, mom,
Speaker 5: she's just that much chills on my side. So it
Speaker 5: was that's what we're trying to tell everybody over the weekend.
Speaker 4: Over the weekend, I have commissioned an independent inquiry into
Speaker 4: what happened. Really, I've accused myself promise because it wouldn't
Speaker 4: be independent if I speak about this. So there's two
Speaker 4: women really at the center of this show that run
Speaker 4: this show, and that is Beck the producer, and Pats
Speaker 4: and both of them have gone on the record to
Speaker 4: leave these statements.
Speaker 11: I Rebecca Lewis, producer of the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show.
Speaker 11: Do you solemnly swear that every contests for the Brian
Speaker 11: Adams tickets last week was run fairly and honestly, with
Speaker 11: Patrina Jones losing every round.
Speaker 2: Rop it in.
Speaker 4: You don't want to mess it back. She's angry with
Speaker 4: me today. And then this says, from the best of
Speaker 4: Saul Loser.
Speaker 3: I, Petrina Jones, do solemnly swear that the Brian Adams
Speaker 3: quiz was not rigged. I'd never be so generous as
Speaker 3: to surrender the chance to get up close and personal
Speaker 3: with the Canadian rocker. In fact, I'd nearly give my
Speaker 3: first born and certainly a leader of blood, a chance
Speaker 3: to see him live for the tenth time. Written, spoken
Speaker 3: and authorized by Pats.
Speaker 2: There we go.
Speaker 4: I hope that solves that to two powerful ladies. If
Speaker 4: there was a fight on the show between Producer back,
Speaker 4: it's a tight one to call, isn't it. I'm thinking
Speaker 4: about putting some money behind it, try and sell it
Speaker 4: to paper View, you know, or Fox Sports or something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 2: How do you see it going?
Speaker 5: Pats has the experience.
Speaker 2: No, I think producer back feral.
Speaker 5: Honestly, they'll both fight you in a second.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: When I was a kid, weekends were a very different thing, right.
Speaker 4: I just saw that my dad might involve for my
Speaker 4: dad doing as little as possible, you know. I remember
Speaker 4: on a Sunday, we're never even allowed to talk to him,
Speaker 4: right the first couple of hours, my mom.
Speaker 2: Would go down.
Speaker 4: Your dad's reading the paper, just sit there right, reading
Speaker 4: the newspaper from cover to cover.
Speaker 2: It was like a journalist, all right.
Speaker 4: He worked in a car factually making cars, but that
Speaker 4: was his thing all right, and when there had to
Speaker 4: be like a church like silence in the house. If
Speaker 4: I said to my wife, listen for now and every Sunday,
Speaker 4: I don't want to hear a pin drop in this house.
Speaker 4: You keep those kids away from me, you keep them quiet.
Speaker 4: I don't want to talk to you either. I couldn't
Speaker 4: read the newspaper from cover to cover, or we're going
Speaker 4: there's no way so but now I don't know what
Speaker 4: it is whether our lives are so busy every single weekend.
Speaker 4: It's just stuff to do, isn't It's the admin of life.
Speaker 4: And even though we have done some great stuff this weekend,
Speaker 4: we went to Webby Mansions and brought Bungalow on stage.
Speaker 2: That was the highlight of my weekend.
Speaker 4: It was great to meet you guys, and great to
Speaker 4: see them go on stage smash it and then come
Speaker 4: off stage and just see what it meant to them,
Speaker 4: see the tearful embraces, happy to is but to see
Speaker 4: all that be part of it, witness steel. It was amazing. However,
Speaker 4: any weekend there's always the dull admin of life. There's
Speaker 4: a moment in your life as a grown up where
Speaker 4: you realize most have been a grown up is just
Speaker 4: doing stuff. It's a to do list, all right. So
Speaker 4: from this moment on, we're going to change it every
Speaker 4: single Monday, because the two days we have off suddenly
Speaker 4: you just have to get stuff done. And it's never
Speaker 4: the really exciting stuff in life, right, it's the bits
Speaker 4: in between. We're going to celebrate that every single Monday.
Speaker 4: We're going to celebrate the dull things we all have
Speaker 4: to do. Welcome to Monday, Monday, Monday Monday. This is
Speaker 4: what we're gonna do every Monday. Then the dull stuff
Speaker 4: we all have to do, we're gonna share it, We're
Speaker 4: gonna toast it, we're gonna celebrate it. So please let
Speaker 4: me know what is the dullest thing you did over
Speaker 4: this weekend? That admin the mundane thing you had to
Speaker 4: get done. It's not cool, it's not interesting, it's not sexy,
Speaker 4: but you have to get it done.
Speaker 2: You've done it. You're a hero.
Speaker 4: We're gonna celebrate you every single Monday on Monday Monday.
Speaker 4: So for the team, here's ours.
Speaker 8: Christian cleaned his barbecue for the first time, using white
Speaker 8: vinegar and newspaper, and picked up his dog's poo from
Speaker 8: the garden, leaving the dream well done, Christian. Katrina Jones
Speaker 8: took a seven year old daughter to swimming and then
Speaker 8: unpacked the dishwasher, did three loads of washing, and vacuum
Speaker 8: the entire house. Congratulations, Katrina Jones. Jack posts Saturday his computer,
Speaker 8: deleting the spam emails filling his inbox. He also unsubscribed
Speaker 8: to as many newsletters as he called. Goodbye nine now,
Speaker 8: Goodbye I n G Banking, Goodbye Regent Theater. It's been fun,
Speaker 8: well gone, Jack Post.
Speaker 4: All right, so tell us about the dull thing at
Speaker 4: the another weekend. Brian the voiceover man will celebrate it
Speaker 4: on your behalf and turn you into a hero. This
Speaker 4: is Monday, Monday, so you can call it if you want.
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one oh four three. Just tell
Speaker 4: us the dull thing. Spare no detail, no dull detail,
Speaker 4: please we want all the detail. Nine four one four
Speaker 4: one oh four three. Welcome to Monday and Monday, and
Speaker 4: then Brian the voiceover man after eight will celebrate you
Speaker 4: and turn you into a weekend hero.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: So over the course of any given weekend, no matter
Speaker 4: what you got on, maybe going out doing something with friends,
Speaker 4: and you've got some exciting stuff going on, but any
Speaker 4: amongst that is all the dull stuff, the admin of
Speaker 4: life flat pack assembly for you, a lot of painting
Speaker 4: of the weekend. And so every Monday we want to
Speaker 4: do a thing called Mondane Monday. This Monday Monday where
Speaker 4: we celebrate and turn you into a Monday Morning hero
Speaker 4: for the dull staff, the things you've ticked off, you're
Speaker 4: boring every day to do list over the weekend, and
Speaker 4: then we get Brian the voice of a man, to
Speaker 4: celebrate you and turn you into a Monday Hero. So
Speaker 4: for us on the team, is there are Mondane Mondays.
Speaker 8: Kristen cleaned his barbecue for the first time using white
Speaker 8: vinegar and newspaper and picked up his dog's poo from
Speaker 8: the garden, leaving the dream.
Speaker 4: Well done, Kristi, thank you.
Speaker 8: Patrina Jones took her seven year old daughter to swimming
Speaker 8: and then unpacked the dishwasher, did three loads of washing
Speaker 8: and vacuum the entire house. Congratulations to Patrina Jones. Jack
Speaker 8: cost Saturday his computer, deleting this BAM emails, filling his inbox.
Speaker 8: He also unsubscribed to as many newsletters as he called
Speaker 8: goodbye nine now, goodbye I n G. Banking, Goodbye Regent Theater.
Speaker 8: It's been fun, well done, Jack Post.
Speaker 4: So if you want to become a weekend Monday Morning
Speaker 4: hero and brother the voice of a man, celebrate what
Speaker 4: you did, call us now nine four one four one
Speaker 4: O four to three.
Speaker 2: Here are some of the ones that are come in
Speaker 2: so far.
Speaker 8: Andrew took his girls to dance and mowing, reading and
Speaker 8: cleaning the yard top Marx Andrew Lee put the bloody
Speaker 8: Christmas tree up well. Dodly Leanne took.
Speaker 4: Some meals and porsoned them for use during the week.
Speaker 8: Grocery shopping and laundry spectacular. Liane Melodie drove to Avalon
Speaker 8: Airport to pick up Mom, then drove her to pick
Speaker 8: up Pap. Tullermarine Airports wonderful melody.
Speaker 5: You got to look out for that last one, actually,
Speaker 5: Tullamarine and the Avalon Airports, which actually obviously blown out
Speaker 5: of Tullamarine the main. No one warned me you haven't
Speaker 5: flown into July pretty much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know about that.
Speaker 4: Two very different airports, all right then, So what's the
Speaker 4: dull thing you did over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Let us know we can turn you into a Monday
Speaker 2: morning hero. What was it for you?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So the weekends as we know change forever. Now on
Speaker 2: a Monday morning, this show.
Speaker 4: Whatever you've got to do it kind of to do list,
Speaker 4: the boring to do things, the admin of life that
Speaker 4: we all have to do on a Monday, We're going
Speaker 4: to celebrate them.
Speaker 2: We've got some brand new ones.
Speaker 4: Brian the voiceover man, will turn your dullness, make you
Speaker 4: into a Monday morning hero.
Speaker 8: Lyon for Mornington buried the chuck that passed away.
Speaker 2: It was five years old, loveless Lyon.
Speaker 8: Kathy from keel Or Law cleaned out her two cats,
Speaker 8: litter trays and clean the fish pond. Spectacular Cathy. Ruth
Speaker 8: from Seaford.
Speaker 2: Three loads of washing she had.
Speaker 8: To do, then studied, picked up the dumpoo, cleaned the
Speaker 8: kitchen and bathroom.
Speaker 6: Ruth, well done.
Speaker 8: Amy from Frankston mopped the kitchen floor six times and
Speaker 8: mowed the lawns.
Speaker 2: Amy, I'm proud of you.
Speaker 8: Pick Dad from Indeena Hills sat on the couch because
Speaker 8: of the rain.
Speaker 4: Then mowed the lawn when he had a spear movement.
Speaker 4: Big Dad, you're a star.
Speaker 8: Belinda from Hillside, clean the toilets and changed the sheets.
Speaker 2: Belinda stupendous. A good productive weekend.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Come to Melbourne for the amazing weather, they said.
Speaker 2: From October it gets really hot. They said, what what's
Speaker 2: going on out there?
Speaker 5: And it's not getting any better as a path it is.
Speaker 3: It's meant to be sunny this afternoon in twenty So
Speaker 3: where does she get that weather from? She can make
Speaker 3: it up.
Speaker 5: No, don't you have your special guy you called direct
Speaker 5: from the weather, your secret agent?
Speaker 2: Is he right? All right?
Speaker 4: So let's talk about what happened yesterday and Bungalow Rock
Speaker 4: and Roll Radio, Christian O'Connell's One Last This is Bungalow
Speaker 4: the winning man for One Last Dream Yesterday was the
Speaker 4: big show then opening up for Jimmy Barnes the Angels,
Speaker 4: loads more. Thank you to everyone who got there early.
Speaker 4: Gates open out at Wherey Mansions at ten thirty yesterday.
Speaker 4: So this whole competition of the last couple of weeks
Speaker 4: was simply been about asking you it used to be
Speaker 4: in a band and would you be up for reuniting them,
Speaker 4: And I thought it'd be lucky. The show's new, I'm
Speaker 4: still very new here. We'd be lucky if we've got
Speaker 4: a couple of bands. They had almost one hundred, which
Speaker 4: is incredible, and there are a lot of bands that
Speaker 4: were very, very good. You know, this is a this
Speaker 4: is a music city. People love music in Melbourne. You know,
Speaker 4: all the big bands are coming over and that. But
Speaker 4: it's such a big live scene here, so I guess
Speaker 4: we should have expected good bands.
Speaker 2: It was really hard. We were hoping to win it
Speaker 2: down to three.
Speaker 4: You've probably remember two weeks ago we whittled down to
Speaker 4: a long list of six bands. You then culled it
Speaker 4: down to three. So the band that won that we
Speaker 4: putas Bungalow. And they're such great guys, like a lot
Speaker 4: of people that enter this competition, and we really really
Speaker 4: liked their sound.
Speaker 2: We thought there would be brilliant. There were nice guys.
Speaker 2: They deserved it.
Speaker 4: They were from the nineties when they used to play
Speaker 4: and then they worked so hard rehearsing. They've all got
Speaker 4: jobs as well. Julian, who's in the band was up
Speaker 4: this morning at half two. He is a grocer, you know.
Speaker 2: But yesterday they were on the big stage and I'm
Speaker 2: telling you now, I'm not just saying this.
Speaker 4: They were truly awesome. It was amazing just to see
Speaker 4: them from the side of the stage with Jack. We
Speaker 4: were wide eyed, we.
Speaker 5: Were proud, and they held their own as well. They
Speaker 5: actually they rocked. Everybody loved and they were people in
Speaker 5: the crowd who didn't know them before we started. They
Speaker 5: won them over by the end of it.
Speaker 2: They played in front of thousands.
Speaker 4: They were very, very nervous beforehand, but when they got
Speaker 4: up there about midway through the second song, I could
Speaker 4: see Dell the shoulders sunk a bit and he was
Speaker 4: smiling at the band members and he was like I've
Speaker 4: got this ye And they were all really good, but
Speaker 4: you could see what it meant to them. The video
Speaker 4: is up on Facebook. You can see the performances right now.
Speaker 4: O C one four three. First Emok were the first
Speaker 4: band on after them, and they were in the wings
Speaker 4: and even they were going these guys were not played
Speaker 4: since the nineties. You could see them looking She's like,
Speaker 4: we're going to have to raise our game now. They
Speaker 4: are really really good there, and then when they did
Speaker 4: smile at the end, it was incredible. So as they
Speaker 4: came off stage yesterday we managed to catch up with Dell.
Speaker 4: He there were tears, he was happy, tears. It meant
Speaker 4: so much to him. Here's a bit of him yesterday.
Speaker 4: This is literally second after it came off the big
Speaker 4: main stage. That was just one of the best experiences
Speaker 4: of my life.
Speaker 9: Was incredible, so overcome with emotions, amazing, beautiful, everything just
Speaker 9: went to like clockwork, you know.
Speaker 5: It was just so much nervousness and anticipation and just
Speaker 5: was the best experience ever.
Speaker 4: And then what was really nice was the relationship between
Speaker 4: him and his daughter. They share something together and if
Speaker 4: you're a parent, that's just the sweetest thing where you
Speaker 4: can share a passion to get them For them, it's music.
Speaker 4: She wants to do what Dad did up on the
Speaker 4: main stage. Chloe is his seventeen year old daughter who
Speaker 4: was just just an awe of Dad yesterday. It was so.
Speaker 9: Incredible and all Dad talks about his music and he
Speaker 9: loves it so much, and it just seems finally got
Speaker 9: to play with so many people, and he.
Speaker 4: Deserves it so much, and he's so good and we
Speaker 4: roll a little bit to her yesterday. It was so amazing.
Speaker 4: It was in good hearing that again. So I hope
Speaker 4: that it's not the end for Bungalow and it all
Speaker 4: fizzles out today. I really hope they put the album
Speaker 4: up there. We'll give it our full support and I
Speaker 4: know you will as well. I hope they release Smile.
Speaker 4: They're intended to do all of this. We'll hoping they
Speaker 4: can do it for the next two weeks of the
Speaker 4: show whilst we're on air, and I hope it's not
Speaker 4: the end of their story and they just did this
Speaker 4: and it goes. I hope it's a start of a
Speaker 4: new story for them, because they really deserved it. They
Speaker 4: were great yesterday. So all the bands that entered this,
Speaker 4: and to all of you that had gone on Facebook,
Speaker 4: I've seen a lot of people that went on your
Speaker 4: own Facebook page trying to get your friends to enter
Speaker 4: this competition, thank you very very much.
Speaker 2: I really hope we can do it again next year,
Speaker 2: even bigger.
Speaker 1: But for now, World on Bungalow, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast
Speaker 1: Show on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: Over the next twelve days will actually be done a
Speaker 4: couple of them well recording it to our days Christmas.
Speaker 4: We have over twelve thousand dollars worth of gifts thanks.
Speaker 2: To Chapel Street.
Speaker 4: It's day number three kicking off this week with a
Speaker 4: one thousand dollars gift card for Birch and purchase Sweet
Speaker 4: Studio in South Yarra, basically Melbourne's finest cake stay are
Speaker 4: amazing this Christmas. Please shop Playing State in the iconic
Speaker 4: Chapel Street. It's Christen o'coddles Cool Days of christ Ready on.
Speaker 5: The third day of Christmas, Christian gave to you special
Speaker 5: t cakes, trips to the movies and free burgers for
Speaker 5: a whole year.
Speaker 2: This is not no Brian, don't give them that. This
Speaker 2: is not what we discussed.
Speaker 4: It needs to be gave to Andy on Friday.
Speaker 5: There's only so much room for words, okay, and gave
Speaker 5: free burgers to Andy on Thursday, and then on Friday
Speaker 5: we gave Christine.
Speaker 4: This is how this relationship works. You sought solution out.
Speaker 4: I don't know why I'm not even speaking right. You
Speaker 4: sought solution out, okay, Hi, I give you the problem,
Speaker 4: you've got to fix it. So if you've got to
Speaker 4: bend that music, somehow slow it down so you can
Speaker 4: do it.
Speaker 2: Then make it. Have you got twenty four hours.
Speaker 7: In the music is not an industry term.
Speaker 2: You're gonna start bending it today.
Speaker 4: All right, then this is how we're giving away the
Speaker 4: prizes this week, and we have some amazing ones looking
Speaker 4: at the rest of the week. Pizza a week for
Speaker 4: a year. Tomorrow morning we've got a years of five
Speaker 4: ice cream coming up as well a thousand dollars bar
Speaker 4: tab for a private function today though, this is what
Speaker 4: we're doing then each day this week me Jack Pats,
Speaker 4: We're gonna take it in turns.
Speaker 2: We're gonna go in a time machine.
Speaker 4: We're going to go back to Christmas Day when we
Speaker 4: were younger, and we're going to be opening up a
Speaker 4: classic Christmas toy. You've got to listen out for what
Speaker 4: you think it is. As soon as you recognize the toy,
Speaker 4: you give me cool and guess what it is? Nine
Speaker 4: four one four one four three first of as one
Speaker 4: and then going back in time, it's me going back
Speaker 4: and meet the young me good life.
Speaker 12: I'm so excited. I'm so excited. Is Christmas Day. I'm
Speaker 12: nine years of age. It's the eighties. Oh I hope
Speaker 12: one that on my radio DJ broadcasting in Melbourne, Australia
Speaker 12: right now on nine.
Speaker 5: What is it about, Dawn, You're coming, you come it?
Speaker 12: I've always wanted one of these. Oh let me it's
Speaker 12: were the batteries in let me play it?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 10: Are are.
Speaker 1: Right now?
Speaker 10: Eight?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: I'm so happy.
Speaker 2: So that was me and the nine year old man
Speaker 2: in the eighties. What do you think the toy was that?
Speaker 2: I got?
Speaker 9: Nine?
Speaker 2: Four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 1: Good luck The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 4: So this is the last two weeks of the show
Speaker 4: for us until we took awak for Christmas in New Year.
Speaker 4: Every single day though, we have some amazing prizes and
Speaker 4: in twelve days of Christmas thanks to Chapel Street, one
Speaker 4: thousand dollars worth of prices every single show and obviously
Speaker 4: as we go along we started this Thursday. Uh, what
Speaker 4: it was I dially hoping for is that Jack would
Speaker 4: sing a countdown of all the various prizes we've had
Speaker 4: so far and.
Speaker 2: Name check the lovely people that we met along the way.
Speaker 5: Any chance I haven't bent the music yet? I thought
Speaker 5: I was bending it for tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Okay, calls days of Christmas.
Speaker 5: On the Day of Christmas, Christian gave to you specialty cakes,
Speaker 5: trips to the movies, and free burgers for a whole year.
Speaker 4: All right then, so every day this week, me, Jack Pats,
Speaker 4: We're going to be going into a time machine back
Speaker 4: to Christmas Day when we were younger, opening up a
Speaker 4: classic Christmas toy. You gotta listen to it, work out
Speaker 4: what the toy is? Today's one? Is this going back
Speaker 4: to the nine year old me?
Speaker 12: I'm so excited. I'm so excited. Is Christmas Day? I'm
Speaker 12: nine years of age.
Speaker 4: It's the eighties.
Speaker 12: Oh, I hope one day that I'm a radio DJing
Speaker 12: broadcasting in Melbourne.
Speaker 5: All right, now, nine, what is it?
Speaker 2: You coming?
Speaker 4: You come it?
Speaker 12: I've always wanted one of these. Oh, let me it's
Speaker 12: where the batteries in. Let me play it now?
Speaker 1: Are like now.
Speaker 7: Ache?
Speaker 3: Oh, I'm so happy?
Speaker 2: All right? Then, Well, what's the classic toy? Liz?
Speaker 5: Good morning, Good morning, Good.
Speaker 4: Morning, Lizzie. Welcome to the show. What do you reckon
Speaker 4: the classic eighties toy was?
Speaker 6: I think it may have been a late frog.
Speaker 2: I would have been.
Speaker 4: Happy to get that as a nine year old, great toy, Liz.
Speaker 4: Is not the right answer, Thanks for trying.
Speaker 2: Deborah. Hello, Hello, Deborah, welcome to the show. What do
Speaker 2: you think it is?
Speaker 6: Mate, Electronic Battleship?
Speaker 4: It's not Battleships. I love that game as well. Tough luck, Deborah. Shannon, Hi,
Speaker 4: Hello Shannon.
Speaker 2: What do you think it is?
Speaker 7: It's a Major Morgan?
Speaker 4: That phrase since the eighties? I remember a Major Morgan,
Speaker 4: similar kind of sounding thing to that. Wasn't it the
Speaker 4: Major Morgan?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, very strange thing, Shannon. It's not the right answer.
Speaker 4: Thanks for trying. Penny.
Speaker 2: Hi, Penny Goldfield, what do you think it is?
Speaker 6: I think it's called the Speak and Spell?
Speaker 4: It is, well done?
Speaker 2: You got it right. Well you're in the cake.
Speaker 4: What an amazing bris in a thousand dollars gift card
Speaker 4: for Birch and purchase Sweet Studio in South Yarraw.
Speaker 2: Well done. Yeah, those of you do you remember this patch?
Speaker 2: You were a child of the ages?
Speaker 3: Do you remember those?
Speaker 2: It was?
Speaker 1: This? Are right?
Speaker 4: I did realize a lot of you millennials, like Jack
Speaker 4: is now looking out and this kept you entertained for
Speaker 4: a year, for a year.
Speaker 2: It was amazing.
Speaker 4: You would type into mister speaking spell words, and he
Speaker 4: would just set.
Speaker 2: It back to you ours.
Speaker 5: But to be fair, you do have good spelling.
Speaker 2: Because of my friends speaking spell All right, we should
Speaker 2: I wonder if you can help. Can we have a
Speaker 2: look on eBay?
Speaker 4: I wonder if you can actually buy one these days
Speaker 4: and see if we can get it to say classic
Speaker 4: song lyrics and people have got to work out what
Speaker 4: the song is, all right, another chance you to win
Speaker 4: tomorrow morning. Tomorrow morning, it's a pizza a week for
Speaker 4: a whole year thanks to Chapel Street, this Christmas Shop,
Speaker 4: play and stay in the iconic Chapel Street.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Today's that word time wiset.
Speaker 4: It is National Cake Day, so we're looking for your
Speaker 4: cake celebrities.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 4: I've got justin timbercake there, but that is the only
Speaker 4: good stuff. It goes downhill. I've got a packanash famous
Speaker 4: tennis player and Cuba pudding Junior.
Speaker 2: They're great, all right. What have you got jack Boura
Speaker 2: Cake celebrities, crow Ah gold.
Speaker 5: Cake, Laine Brook Yeah, sou Flea Vigara, yes, very good
Speaker 5: and Jackie Flann.
Speaker 4: All right, send us yours then text them in. We're
Speaker 4: looking for your cake celebrities today on National Cake Day?
Speaker 2: What have you got? Four seven five three, one o
Speaker 2: four three, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point
Speaker 1: three and that song.
Speaker 4: We were just having a team chat about how much
Speaker 4: we love having pet dogs, all three of us. They
Speaker 4: are the best pets in the world, Lady child. They
Speaker 4: just give you so much love, don't they. Even in
Speaker 4: the morning when I get up twenty past four grumpy,
Speaker 4: they just come over and go, it's great to see you.
Speaker 2: It is great to see you. How are you this morning? Master?
Speaker 2: It is great? What a great day again that we're alive.
Speaker 2: You and I.
Speaker 5: My dog does love me, but she doesn't get up
Speaker 5: at that hour of the morning.
Speaker 2: It's got that from you, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Sometimes Sometimes your.
Speaker 4: Job, well that's all I get from you. You when
Speaker 4: you come in, you just raise an eye.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 4: Then?
Speaker 2: National Cake Day?
Speaker 4: Absolutely, It's National Cake Day.
Speaker 2: That's it. So today's that word time waster. Is your
Speaker 2: cake celebrities, you will it to Mark.
Speaker 4: By the way, one of our listeners here has this
Speaker 4: beaking spell that we can use for the game, Thank
Speaker 4: you very much.
Speaker 2: We are look at eBay.
Speaker 4: Varying prices are the twelve twelve dollars or eight hundred
Speaker 4: dollars solid gold one, all right, Martina Pavlova, Silver Jack,
Speaker 4: black Forest, oh silver plus, John Cake Gillenhall Gold, simple
Speaker 4: but effective, sliced alone. Oh yeah, Silver, brook In Mainstone.
Speaker 2: What done?
Speaker 4: Robert Downey, No, sorry, Robert Donut Junior, just seeing what
Speaker 4: they did there, Robert Donut Junior Gold, Glennon Dereen, well done.
Speaker 4: Victoria sponge Beckham.
Speaker 5: Is there something I'm not kidding about that?
Speaker 2: There's a Victoria sponge cake. You guys have had it.
Speaker 4: It's as sour as her. Honestly, when you have it's
Speaker 4: what you've got that puckered face Victoria. Yeh, it's that
Speaker 4: a Victoria sponge cake. You never had a sponge cake.
Speaker 5: We don't have to make it.
Speaker 2: Victoria's queen. Victoria's a queen.
Speaker 4: Victoria's sponge cake. Moose Willis. That's my favorite one so far.
Speaker 4: Moose Willis is genius. Well done. Billy Brown and it's
Speaker 4: his full name here, Billy Brown and Port Melbourne, Kylie Morangue.
Speaker 5: No, that's actually good.
Speaker 4: Gold cream puff Daddy Gold and Simon Uh Steven spill Battenburg.
Speaker 5: What's a Battenburg cake?
Speaker 2: Marsie pound one is awful? Do you like mars.
Speaker 5: Not given? A non tasty cake? A good Mark bronze.
Speaker 2: Bad non tasty cake.
Speaker 4: Mickey Moose, that's good, it's all gold, Kathy Leonardo de
Speaker 4: fruit cake.
Speaker 2: I don't know, Silma Ah, that's a great one.
Speaker 4: Luke Vin Nooser, he's prend brackets here listening via a
Speaker 4: VPN uh Vanilla Slice Cube.
Speaker 2: Silver Plus And finally, Jean Claude flan Dam.
Speaker 1: Everyone the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much for everyone's believing these lovely messages
Speaker 4: after seeing how our winning band for One Last Dream,
Speaker 4: Bungalow got on yesterday absolutely smashing it on the mainstage.
Speaker 4: O honing up for Jimmy Barnes, The Angels and John Stevenson.
Speaker 4: Do you fancy John Stephenson? Do you know what was chatter?
Speaker 4: So many we were in and it were chatting two
Speaker 4: lovely listeners who came and said, loed to us yesterday
Speaker 4: out of warby Mansions right, it's beautiful out there never
Speaker 4: been before. I will go back stunning. What a great
Speaker 4: atmosphere at the festival as well. Anyway, chatting to a
Speaker 4: lot of ladies, they all, he's like man candy.
Speaker 3: He is really is a nice looking man.
Speaker 2: Do you know what he's aged?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 4: He has?
Speaker 3: Do you think beautiful skin?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Do you think I'm aging well?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you very much in the comments.
Speaker 4: Been too much of a gap there, Jesus, I'm gonna fine, okay,
Speaker 4: Well myself to sleep tonight. What you want?
Speaker 2: I will cry myself to sleep tonight with my old
Speaker 2: lizard skin. Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 3: Wait wait to your first Douzzie Summer. You look like
Speaker 3: a realism't oh well?
Speaker 2: Yeah, come like March. Shall be all tried out like
Speaker 2: a little prune.
Speaker 5: But those tears will hydrate you.
Speaker 2: Have you bent?
Speaker 4: Have you bet music yet? Some of the comments are
Speaker 4: on Facebook. If you watching a video, leave us a comment.
Speaker 4: It'd be great. Another band to be looking at it today.
Speaker 4: James Johnson here in Melbourne. Amazing competition with worthy winners.
Speaker 4: It's been great to listen to over the last couple
Speaker 4: of weeks. Thank you, Jamie, Julie Walker, well done. Bungalow
Speaker 4: and Gold as a fan performance I had a brilliant day.
Speaker 4: I was there, I saw them. They were amazing. Tash
Speaker 4: smashed it. Well done, Bungalow Legends. Check out the video.
Speaker 2: O C one O four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connall Breakfast Show, Melbourne's gold one oh
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Speaker 2: What are you guys up to today?
Speaker 3: I'm listening out for the Golden Ticket.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 4: I'm listening out for I'm busy today. Oh well, you're
Speaker 4: out the syndicate. If I were, I'm not taking it
Speaker 4: to Hanson. And I know you're a big handsOn fan
Speaker 4: and you're not listening out for the Golden Ticket. You're
Speaker 4: listening out for the Golden Song, as you've been saying
Speaker 4: every half an hour last four hours. Yeah, title of
Speaker 4: today's show is dedicated to you, Patricia Jones. Christmas, Christmas
Speaker 4: Zillah is the title of today's show.
Speaker 2: We're back tomorrow morning.
Speaker 4: We got five topic Tuesday, Facebook Marketplace more chance you
Speaker 4: to win big prizes thanks to Chapels through it as well.
Speaker 2: Huggy's up next. The Golden Song.
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