Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Mildon's Gold one oh
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Speaker 3: Why from Richmond Gold one four point three HQ, Melbourne, Australia,
Speaker 3: broadcasting to the.
Speaker 2: World for Christian saw the Lights. I wouldn't do that,
Speaker 2: oh ConL.
Speaker 4: I've named quite a few dogs Breakfast Show.
Speaker 5: I don't know what I did in the cavity once
Speaker 5: I got in this star now.
Speaker 2: Just hearing that clip from last week's show from Peraps
Speaker 2: than the naming of the dogs. Think kids came up
Speaker 2: to me and yes yesterday and said, I've just seen
Speaker 2: the Gold Instagram feeder? Was I think you did? Him?
Speaker 6: Following that, all the.
Speaker 2: Fourteen year old kid wants to follow Instagram from the
Speaker 2: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 5: TUGG He's getting up to on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Eighteen followers, Pat does Pat seriously think she can name dogs?
Speaker 6: I went one hundred percent Yes, and she can name dogs.
Speaker 2: That's her gift.
Speaker 4: Named another one at the weekend. Did you hear someone
Speaker 4: on Twitter wit I called a beautiful little black dog.
Speaker 2: What you're now doing namings? Dog naming is like the
Speaker 2: psychics at readings, don't They are remote reading where they
Speaker 2: just look at photo and without being in front of
Speaker 2: the person, they will do what's called a remote reading.
Speaker 2: You're down now you're now doing remote namings.
Speaker 6: This is amazing.
Speaker 5: You should charge four ninety five a minute.
Speaker 6: Pats.
Speaker 5: And somebody calls a hotline, you're on the other end.
Speaker 2: I think she does that. Do that nice for what
Speaker 2: we call Patsy's hard news talk.
Speaker 4: Breaking news.
Speaker 2: That's it on the hour, every hour. All right, let's
Speaker 2: fight out how everyone is this morning? Jack? Where's your
Speaker 2: head out this morning?
Speaker 5: I'm very suspicious of our landscapers at the moment. Now
Speaker 5: put a caveat on that, just in case they're listening.
Speaker 5: They do listen to the show, So if they're already listening, Hello, guys,
Speaker 5: trust you one hundred percent, But tell me if you
Speaker 5: think this sounds suspicious. We're getting to the fence. We're
Speaker 5: about to build the fence this week, and the head
Speaker 5: landscaper is saying, oh, picket fences. You can't buy pickets anymore.
Speaker 5: I'm calling around everywhere. You can't buy pickets, which has
Speaker 5: got to be like the most common fence, doesn't it
Speaker 5: the picket fence? Anyway, He's saying, you can't buy pickets anywhere.
Speaker 5: I got a specialist guy, he's got him. But it's
Speaker 5: not cheap.
Speaker 2: Oh, it's very hard to get hold of rare as
Speaker 2: hands teeth, But I know a guy. He might be
Speaker 2: to make you some, but it's going to cost you.
Speaker 5: Yet you look up and down the street, every second
Speaker 5: house has a picket fence.
Speaker 2: That's weird because where they got these rare picket fences from.
Speaker 5: Apparently they're not making them anymore. I'm just putting a
Speaker 5: red flag up to the boys, to the landscaping boys,
Speaker 5: to go. I think you can get picket fences.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, people, you know what they'd be tradedees listening
Speaker 2: right now? Who will know whether or not they are
Speaker 2: right or whether this is picket fence bs. That's what
Speaker 2: they they showed. One sound for is pickeyp fence lies
Speaker 2: having come all this way to sit in the studio
Speaker 2: in here, bs like that about pickekeep fences. Sorry, it's
Speaker 2: one thing. As you can tell guys this. I'm Australian
Speaker 2: to life. Scomo hears about this, he's going to be
Speaker 2: angry in that baseball cap.
Speaker 4: Hey Jack, you know what you want? You want to
Speaker 4: get the color bond ones that you don't have to paint.
Speaker 2: I thought you mean gardeners, the color blonde, blonde. You
Speaker 2: want to get blonde gardeners?
Speaker 5: What are they built out of steel?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And they look like Richard Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Building the old Mexico Hall. Well, that look lovely. Go home,
Speaker 2: tell your wife today, I'm going to put a big
Speaker 2: still fence down garden.
Speaker 5: Well, we want him to match a gate we've already got,
Speaker 5: which are timber one. So I think we should keep
Speaker 5: the timber. And if anyone is calling up to let
Speaker 5: me know if pickets are available, windsor pickets are the
Speaker 5: ones we're after. It's pretty much the bog standing.
Speaker 2: Of the sound of that very plumb, kind of pommey
Speaker 2: sounding picket a windsor now there's a windsor not. But
Speaker 2: a Windsor picket fence. Do you know what, Let's stop
Speaker 2: the show right now, go no further until we've taken
Speaker 2: at least one call about picket fences today. Are they available?
Speaker 6: Is this true?
Speaker 2: What Jack is hearing that they are very rare now
Speaker 2: and no one is making picket fences. Please call in
Speaker 2: then we can restart the show nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four to three picket fences.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, fifteen minutes past six. So Jack's coming this morning.
Speaker 2: He's not sure where there's been feder line by his
Speaker 2: gardeners about picket fencing, and in particular a certain start
Speaker 2: of picket.
Speaker 5: Windsor picket is the picket we're looking for. Pretty much,
Speaker 5: if you think of a picket fence, you're thinking of
Speaker 5: a Winsor picket is the bog standard. Half the people
Speaker 5: on our street have a picket fence. But apparently the
Speaker 5: pickets are hard to come by now, and he's going
Speaker 5: to go to a special guy who's the last guy
Speaker 5: in Melbourne who has them, and then they cost a
Speaker 5: pretty penny.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, So we're asking this morning picket Talk. We
Speaker 2: cannot carry on the show unless we know if these
Speaker 2: are lies about the common or garden picket fencing nine
Speaker 2: four one four one oh four three Rob, Good.
Speaker 7: Morning morning, Christian Hey Gowan.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm concerned, and why about Jack being lied to?
Speaker 2: I want to know if these are picket fence lies.
Speaker 8: Make Jack old bs my windsor tickets? You can get
Speaker 8: them off the shelf.
Speaker 2: How do you know this, Rob? For sure?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 8: Well, make tins on the carpenter.
Speaker 10: I built one yesterday.
Speaker 8: I wasn't a winds up, but they're easy to get.
Speaker 2: Right, okay?
Speaker 6: And where can Jack get hold of these precious items?
Speaker 8: Mate? There's a couple of joints out there. You've got
Speaker 8: perry Bird pickets in the Coburg area.
Speaker 5: There's a few rum, there's a few round interesting Rubbi
Speaker 5: living Kobeg. So if there's a place that's supplying them
Speaker 5: in my neighborhood, then they can't be that rare.
Speaker 2: This is unbelievable, right, Rob, You've been ready helpful. I
Speaker 2: may have a good day. Good on you, Graham, Good
Speaker 2: morning Graham, go on and welcome to picket Talk.
Speaker 6: What have you got to say, Graham?
Speaker 11: I'll put breeches in bars yours?
Speaker 5: What's that?
Speaker 12: It's the bridges and bars in the city.
Speaker 2: You buy them at Bunnings, all right, Grave, thank you
Speaker 2: very much. You cool. So apparently we're getting them at Bunnings.
Speaker 13: Mary Anne, Hi, hell are you guys?
Speaker 2: We're good actually, but hopefully we're trying to find out
Speaker 2: about these lies about the good old picket fencing. Do
Speaker 2: you know anything?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 14: I just google Bunnings. They're two dollars FIFTYHD windsor one
Speaker 14: one point two length.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: After Graham said that, I'm just googling it. Now looks
Speaker 5: like I love to get picket fence, fence, picket.
Speaker 2: Not just that.
Speaker 6: I'm just putting my glasses on.
Speaker 2: I could see now on the website Bunnings yet, Cypress
Speaker 2: Pine Lonsdale, Cypress Pine windsor yeah, all differant meal nine
Speaker 2: hundred meal, twelve hundred meal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they're all here, Yeah, twelve hundred that's what we want.
Speaker 2: I think the phrase is widely available. I love the fact, Marianne,
Speaker 2: you've actually gone and googled this. What should you be
Speaker 2: doing right now?
Speaker 15: Probably getting up and going to work, But you.
Speaker 2: Guys, that's great.
Speaker 6: I'm happy to be wasting your time.
Speaker 2: All right, Marry Anne, thank you very much for your research.
Speaker 13: It's actually Marian that's.
Speaker 2: What I said.
Speaker 6: It is you know what we need to do now,
Speaker 6: need to call that.
Speaker 2: You need to call the guy. All right, everyone is
Speaker 2: now involved in this story. We're going to take a break.
Speaker 2: You need to call your gardener.
Speaker 5: You know who it is. Clinton. I talke about him
Speaker 5: last year.
Speaker 2: We've heard so much about this Mexican guy that you've
Speaker 2: had working twenty three hours a day.
Speaker 6: You may sleep under the floorboards.
Speaker 2: Well, it's time for him to come on the show
Speaker 2: and for you to give him the great Just say
Speaker 2: this is great news, this is great news. Don't worry
Speaker 2: any more Clintos about the picket fencing. It's a hard
Speaker 2: to find store called Bunnings. We think there's one or
Speaker 2: two of them around Melbourne. You can get them there.
Speaker 1: Get him on the show next the Christian O'Connell breakfast show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So when Jack Posts came into work today, it was
Speaker 2: a sad look on his face and I said, hey, buddy,
Speaker 2: what's up? And he burst into tears as he often
Speaker 2: does before the show, and patted his back and said,
Speaker 2: what is up? What is up today? And he said
Speaker 2: it's about the picket fence, the dream cricket fence. Picket
Speaker 2: fence him and his wife have dreamed of getting on
Speaker 2: their beautiful Coburg property that spanned several postcodes up there,
Speaker 2: and he's been told by his gardeners they cannot get
Speaker 2: a windsor picket fence.
Speaker 6: And so we asked this morning, is this true?
Speaker 2: Turns out no, and get them everywhere Bunnings and loads
Speaker 2: of other places.
Speaker 5: Everybody's coming through the head of the landscapers or Clint,
Speaker 5: who even helped with the build a chain gang. He said,
Speaker 5: there's only one place in Melbourne you can really get him.
Speaker 5: But because they're so rare now they're quite expensive.
Speaker 2: Well, we just thought this is a moment for you
Speaker 2: to give Clint the good news.
Speaker 6: Clint, welcome to the show, my friend.
Speaker 9: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Hey, how are you at the Coburg residence right now?
Speaker 13: Now?
Speaker 10: On my way, on my way.
Speaker 6: Okay, Jack's got some good news you mate.
Speaker 5: Did they make you pull over the producers to take
Speaker 5: the call?
Speaker 9: Yes, I'm going to be late this morning.
Speaker 2: No, No, it's going to delay the final finish date.
Speaker 2: Isn't it now the water fountain goes in or supposed
Speaker 2: at the weekend as well, ready for the Easter opening Ghana.
Speaker 5: Now, Clinton, I didn't imagine having this conversation face to
Speaker 5: face with you, but it appears there are places in
Speaker 5: Melbourne that you can get a windsor picket for a
Speaker 5: cheaper price than the the rare last place in Melbourne
Speaker 5: that you found.
Speaker 9: Well, personally, Josh, I thought we were friends.
Speaker 5: We are no course for still friends friends.
Speaker 9: You really hurt me. I do understand that Bunnies had
Speaker 9: some pickets for the weekend Warrior. Uh I need one
Speaker 9: hundred pickets.
Speaker 5: Well, you don't trust a Bunning's picket.
Speaker 9: Not as far as I would spit a roy.
Speaker 5: Oh I've been thrown at Bunnings. Are they to her
Speaker 5: on the show and just looking outside? Yes, they would
Speaker 5: possibly sponsored the show, So you're in a lot of trouble.
Speaker 2: And also Clinton, quite a few other places, Yeah, quite
Speaker 2: a few other places were named as well. Might to
Speaker 2: ten have got a readily stopped. I believe of them
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 9: Oh right, well, they used to make Christians. That's that's
Speaker 9: nice to know. I'm certainly look into that to the
Speaker 9: next The next client who wants to win your pickets
Speaker 9: the next client.
Speaker 5: What I hate about this conversation is Clint's got such
Speaker 5: a serious voice and he's always so jovial, but he's
Speaker 5: not happy about ten.
Speaker 2: Well, when you accuse a man of picket fence lies,
Speaker 2: it's a strong I said, good.
Speaker 4: Day, sir, it's a picket gate that this.
Speaker 9: Possible?
Speaker 2: What can I just ask you?
Speaker 6: What do you think of the site press Pine wins?
Speaker 2: So while you're on right now, just on the the
Speaker 2: Bunning's website right now, looking at their huge array of
Speaker 2: picket fences available for as little as two dollars ninety
Speaker 2: nine for her fifteen your mill one? But what do
Speaker 2: you think about Cyprus Pine? What do you use on that?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 9: Stuff as long as its prime properly, is that.
Speaker 5: What we're using? Your special guy has a wood that
Speaker 5: no one's ever heard of.
Speaker 9: Now that's what we use.
Speaker 5: You're using Cyprus pine as well. So what's to say
Speaker 5: your son bent and Bunnings One's have been Yeah.
Speaker 9: Uh, go straight to the supplier.
Speaker 2: Here we go. This is what people like Clinton do.
Speaker 2: They're like magicians. It's all smoke and mirrors, the suppliers.
Speaker 2: He's a friend of mine, mister b he's about to retire.
Speaker 2: He's going to make one last spence. It's enough. Cl
Speaker 2: The game's up, my friends. Sixty minutes are on their
Speaker 2: ray now and four corners.
Speaker 5: I swear these are the last hundred straight pickets in Melbourne.
Speaker 6: All right, Clinton, have a good day on the property.
Speaker 2: Remember the water fountain goes in for the weekend. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, just by.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 16: It's fun this.
Speaker 2: Day, mystery, On this day, April the ninth, Today, Tuesday,
Speaker 2: April the ninth, Jack Post is in charge of it
Speaker 2: this morning, Jack, What have we got today?
Speaker 5: A quick notable mention for this day? In twenty twelve,
Speaker 5: do you remember how much Facebook brought Instagram for no.
Speaker 2: Billions?
Speaker 5: One billion dollars?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 5: Only what's seven years ago? Instagram now estimated to be
Speaker 5: worth one hundred billion dollars.
Speaker 2: Tell me this then, How does Zuckerberg make money from Instagram?
Speaker 2: Is he shifting all the information that we now overshare
Speaker 2: to other parties? And then they say they don't but
Speaker 2: I can't what count? Why would you pay all that
Speaker 2: money out? He's a smart business can be a.
Speaker 5: Bit of that, but also the advertising on Instagram. I mean,
Speaker 5: maybe you don't go on it enough to get served ads,
Speaker 5: but for the rest of us swipe quite regularly we
Speaker 5: see the ads on there, So that revenue alone.
Speaker 2: I do. I've been I've been getting targeted ads recently
Speaker 2: for ladies that are in my local area. We're not choking,
Speaker 2: that want to have a good time, really yeah, and
Speaker 2: it starts flashing out one point two kilometers away like
Speaker 2: they're coming. What was my wife going to say? I'm
Speaker 2: in order them, my uber lady, But they're always like now,
Speaker 2: they're like mature ladies that want to have a good time. Well,
Speaker 2: I don't know what one point two kilometers who I'm like, Oh,
Speaker 2: where is that? It sounded sandy or got a nice
Speaker 2: c view.
Speaker 5: But for today's question, on this day in two thousand
Speaker 5: and six, the first ever digital music charts in Australia,
Speaker 5: Aria launched the first digital music charts. What song was
Speaker 5: that number one when it first launched?
Speaker 2: Oh my give you a clue you thought my penal
Speaker 2: coch be broken yesterday?
Speaker 8: Six?
Speaker 2: Or digital charts? Oh tell me more about picket fencing? Okay,
Speaker 2: doc pop, get on off to triple with your digital countdown.
Speaker 5: I'll give you a clue, so that's not impossible. It
Speaker 5: was an Australian band covering a song from nineteen eighty
Speaker 5: four and they're at number one. Australian band cover song.
Speaker 2: Pats.
Speaker 6: Don't say anything because you've stumbled it, but have you?
Speaker 2: Have you got anything here?
Speaker 4: Well, I bet it's not as good as the original version,
Speaker 4: I'll say that much. Yeah, if it was an eighties band.
Speaker 2: Okay, well you can have your opinions when you know
Speaker 2: what it is, all right, then give us the coolest
Speaker 2: morning with your guests.
Speaker 6: And so it's the digital chart Countdown number one, the
Speaker 6: first ever number one, the first ever number one.
Speaker 2: And yeah you always remember, don't your first time you
Speaker 2: were cares, first time you lost your virginity? First digital
Speaker 2: chart countdown number one for sure? Ninety four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three.
Speaker 1: We need to talk the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 8: On this.
Speaker 2: Day, mystery, On this day April, the night Jack Post
Speaker 2: is asking you on this day.
Speaker 5: In two thousand and six, Australia released their first ever
Speaker 5: digital music charts. But what song was that? Number one?
Speaker 5: The clue is it's an Australian band covering a song
Speaker 5: from nineteen eighty four Christians pretending to be bored.
Speaker 6: But sorry, are we on air?
Speaker 5: He thinks the words digital music chart or turn off?
Speaker 2: No, it's just it's my point is this? Who on
Speaker 2: earth would you remember the very first digital chart download?
Speaker 5: But the fun fun bit is the clue.
Speaker 2: He used the word fun fun. You sound like a
Speaker 2: supply teacher, hey, kids, or not your normal teacher. Let's
Speaker 2: have some fun today by going back in your textbooks
Speaker 2: to the first of a chat download chart of MP Three's.
Speaker 5: What Australian band was doing a cover song? That's the
Speaker 5: fun part, Ben, nothing more fun.
Speaker 2: Fun already? Now, Ben, you haven't fun many boy? Oh
Speaker 2: that's good man.
Speaker 5: What do you think it is? That's a great guess.
Speaker 5: It's not the right answer, but it is an Australian
Speaker 5: band doing a cover and I'll give you a fun
Speaker 5: fact about that song. Our man Shane Crawford is good
Speaker 5: friends with Cram that's singer a spinder bait. They grew
Speaker 5: up across the road from one another.
Speaker 2: Hashtag fun fact all right, Ben didn't give much. I
Speaker 2: think Ben represents all of us today.
Speaker 5: Actually got Jason.
Speaker 11: Goodday guys.
Speaker 15: Here you going.
Speaker 5: What do you reckon the Australian band doing a cover
Speaker 5: of a nineteen eighty four song.
Speaker 11: Is I'm going for Pseudo Echo Funky tim It's.
Speaker 5: Not the right answer, but I'll give you a fun
Speaker 5: fact about that song.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, who grew across the road from I know
Speaker 2: a guy called kam Ling used to be the original
Speaker 2: bass player.
Speaker 5: I know a guy called Yuri who's in a band.
Speaker 5: He thinks he had the idea, first idea to cover
Speaker 5: that song funky Town. He thinks Pseudo Echo stole the
Speaker 5: idea to do the cover off him.
Speaker 2: Like that, Jason, all round the houses today, let's go
Speaker 2: to purpose.
Speaker 5: He was probably very interested. Brad, we're looking for an
Speaker 5: Australian band who covered a song from nineteen eighty four?
Speaker 2: What is it?
Speaker 10: Day morning boys?
Speaker 13: I think it's Forever Young, bigger.
Speaker 2: Last week, can move on?
Speaker 5: Yes it is, play it, play it, Christian?
Speaker 2: So which only one? I've got two doll clips? Which
Speaker 2: one is it the up cover or group?
Speaker 5: That's the band?
Speaker 6: Who is the number one?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Remember this, Brad, great song and then nineteen eighty four
Speaker 5: cover was Alphaville.
Speaker 2: There's also another Forever Young song as well. That's using
Speaker 2: a brilliant American TV show called Parenthood. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: it's the Bob Dinner the band song Forever Young I
Speaker 2: thought of first. I got excited when you're talking about
Speaker 2: Forever Young, We're going to finally play some Bob Diynnan.
Speaker 2: But no, it's not all right. That is Today's on
Speaker 2: this day in history. He's still awake.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connall Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: So Easter holidays are here. Now, which means if you're
Speaker 2: a mum and dad, it means you have that pressure.
Speaker 2: The kids expect to be entertained, dazzled every day with
Speaker 2: a whole array of social activities planned for them that
Speaker 2: as a kid, I bet Pats you never had any
Speaker 2: of this. I did, and it was up to us
Speaker 2: to find our own entertainment.
Speaker 4: Absolutely yeah. We never went to the movies or did
Speaker 4: anything exciting like that.
Speaker 2: My mom and dad would go to work because they
Speaker 2: both had jobs, and it was very much like we'll
Speaker 2: just go to me, what are you up to today?
Speaker 2: But there were some of my habits times my life.
Speaker 2: You just take off on your bike and all my
Speaker 2: mom would say to make sure you're back before it's dark.
Speaker 2: No need to even say who you were, how you
Speaker 2: might be, whether you're heading in an easterly direction. Just
Speaker 2: make sure you're backing before it's dark. And then my
Speaker 2: mum would go, where do you think you're going? Don't
Speaker 2: leave this house before having that. They might me have
Speaker 2: an entire large glass of heavy duty full cream milk,
Speaker 2: protect me for anything bad happening to me now that
Speaker 2: will happen Today's had a glass of milk for fat
Speaker 2: milk cycling on my bike like a cow.
Speaker 6: So what's already been doing so far?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I'm exhausted already. So Mom and Dad
Speaker 4: look after her while I'm working.
Speaker 2: Oh that's great.
Speaker 4: And gosh, you had dad on a really tight string yesterday.
Speaker 4: So I rang up to pick her up and Mom said,
Speaker 4: well she's not home, said, well we're are they anyway?
Speaker 6: She's having lunch at the Lamb.
Speaker 4: Well she just about. So she ordered Granddad or grain
Speaker 4: Gag as we call him, to go to Smiggle.
Speaker 2: He walks it, she walks around literally and Alisha with
Speaker 2: a ball game grain Gag that's not out there and worribe.
Speaker 4: She wanted new pencils because you know, six pencil cases
Speaker 4: full of stationary isn't enough.
Speaker 2: So need a back up seven.
Speaker 4: So she wanted to go to Smiggles. So he took
Speaker 4: her to Smiggle and then.
Speaker 2: That him the lights in there is so bright? Am
Speaker 2: I in a Petri dish?
Speaker 4: And the smell it's all those raspberry flavored texters that
Speaker 4: give you a headache when you walk out of there.
Speaker 4: And then of course that coincided with lunch, so she said,
Speaker 4: let's do some young char for lunch. Granddad delicious. Dad's
Speaker 4: never eaten Chinese in nearly eighty years.
Speaker 2: He's gag.
Speaker 4: So yeah, she's got him on a fine string. And
Speaker 4: they're going to the movies today to.
Speaker 2: Go and see Saw three. He loves them, so yeah, that's.
Speaker 4: What he's to today, is going to the movies. What
Speaker 4: about your girls, Well.
Speaker 2: My twelve year old is doing something amazing. I'll tell
Speaker 2: you what she's doing next. If you were twelve and
Speaker 2: you had this in your canondar today, this would be
Speaker 2: the greatest day of the year.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three yesterday.
Speaker 6: I had to do the thing.
Speaker 2: Surelotte parents can relate to this. Googling fun things to
Speaker 2: do in Melbourne and it needs to break for over
Speaker 2: entitled kids and all these top ten blogs and stuff
Speaker 2: like this, and I found this thing and I got
Speaker 2: to be honest.
Speaker 6: As soon as I read it, I was like.
Speaker 2: My god, I don't mind doing this. Inflatable world.
Speaker 4: I love that great.
Speaker 2: Ah, doesn't the child in you just skip for joy
Speaker 2: at the phrase one inflatables? Anyway?
Speaker 6: But the world, an entire world where.
Speaker 2: Everything is inflatable, wouldn't the world be a better place
Speaker 2: that we just lived in inflatable houses. When was the
Speaker 2: last time we went on a bouncy castle? They're great fun.
Speaker 2: That's a stiff born at you don't get to go
Speaker 2: on them. But inflatable world. So that's what lowis and
Speaker 2: her best mate s they're off to some inflatable world today.
Speaker 2: If you've got that in your day, that's all you got.
Speaker 5: When is the last time you think you went on
Speaker 5: a jumping castle? I didn't think. I've been online for
Speaker 5: ten years yet I've given the option I'd go one today, do.
Speaker 2: You know what? No, there was one of these floating
Speaker 2: ones where you swim out like one hundred meters or something,
Speaker 2: and it's like an obstacle course and it's all inflatables.
Speaker 2: It's amazing to do it with the kids and their balances.
Speaker 2: Is so much better than an old man of that
Speaker 2: who's almost a little caval and fall on you and
Speaker 2: kill you. But yeah, so anyway, we're planning this out
Speaker 2: yesterday and my wife's going to take on a friend
Speaker 2: this morning to go and do this inflatable world. And
Speaker 2: then my wife. You've met my wife, She is a
Speaker 2: lioness of a mother. How can I say this without
Speaker 2: getting into the spare room tonight. Yeah, I was concerned
Speaker 2: about danger might be everywhere. Actually said this with no ironing,
Speaker 2: you be careful, thous you don't do a forward roll
Speaker 2: and break your neck. Brutal be careful warning. And the
Speaker 2: things you have to say is parents about things. I've
Speaker 2: actually yelled at them sometimes, like take that you out
Speaker 2: of your nose, a cinder aunt, a Barbie show uper nose.
Speaker 2: By the way, case you wanted what the context was,
Speaker 2: things you never thought you'd say to another human being,
Speaker 2: and then count for you don't do a forward roll
Speaker 2: and break your neck. So that was the one in there.
Speaker 2: But it reminds me of those praises that your parents
Speaker 2: always used to say, you know what they were just
Speaker 2: it was always extreme stuff. Karen doing that you'll lose
Speaker 2: an eye? Well are these people wander around now with
Speaker 2: only one eye? Who didn't heed these warnings? You know, gavel,
Speaker 2: we don't do that, you'll get electrocuted. So let's try
Speaker 2: and form a top five of things your parents used
Speaker 2: to say n one oh four three. What will be
Speaker 2: in the ultimate top five of warning strong and graphic
Speaker 2: warnings that your parents used to say? What needs to
Speaker 2: be in there nine four one four, one oh four three, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So the pressure of the Easter holidays here and trying
Speaker 2: to find activities for your kids to do. Yesterday I'd
Speaker 2: found someone could take my kids to today inflatable world,
Speaker 2: a world of nothing but inflatables. My wife warned our
Speaker 2: twelve year old Lois, be careful, you don't do a
Speaker 2: ford roll. Beg carefre you don't do a ford roll
Speaker 2: and break your neck. And that was that. There you go.
Speaker 2: There it is still count on in twenty nineteen, completely
Speaker 2: over the top warnings. Yep, don't know a ford roll.
Speaker 2: You see loads of in hospital wards. Why are you
Speaker 2: in ford roll? Why are you in ford roll? There's
Speaker 2: a whole water here with her snaps heads all right.
Speaker 2: So we're trying to form the top five of those
Speaker 2: very strong things your parents used to say, those parental
Speaker 2: ott warnings. Daryl, good morning, Hey, good morning, Christian. How
Speaker 2: are you today, Jack, We're good, Daryl, WELKOMETI a show.
Speaker 2: What's the thing your parents used to say?
Speaker 12: Well, we used to half on our mother to go
Speaker 12: swimming when we were kids, and because there was no
Speaker 12: adult to go with us, she'd say no, and then
Speaker 12: she'd eventually give in and say, well, if you're drowned,
Speaker 12: don't bother coming home.
Speaker 2: There you go again. Make no sense, does it? If
Speaker 2: you drowned, don't boy the co and running home. If
Speaker 2: you get run over in the street, don't come running
Speaker 2: to me. That used to be another one my dad
Speaker 2: used to warm me, Daryl. Do you remember the other
Speaker 2: ones were your parents wouldn't let you go swimming. You
Speaker 2: had to wait some kind of lag, like an hour
Speaker 2: after a meal. They're worried. That was you drown instantly
Speaker 2: with a cheese sandwich in your belly.
Speaker 12: Yea, yeah, you won't let it go swimming for an
Speaker 12: air if you hike and or all.
Speaker 6: Right, Darryl, thanks you col might have a good day.
Speaker 17: You do.
Speaker 5: Thanks christ By Kate in Geelong.
Speaker 2: Good morning, morning guys.
Speaker 13: How are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 6: We're good, Kate? What was the parental warning for you?
Speaker 14: Anytime I went outside, Mum would ask me if I've
Speaker 14: got sunscreen on, and when I'd say no, she used
Speaker 14: to say, you'll get a melanoma and die.
Speaker 2: There we go. It's the something happening and jest, that
Speaker 2: is the actual the formula here, isn't it something happening?
Speaker 6: And then Jess.
Speaker 2: All right, Kate, thank you very much for that one.
Speaker 2: Have a good day, no worries.
Speaker 14: Thanks guys, Yeah.
Speaker 2: One, thank you. One final one. Then Deborah before the
Speaker 2: news headlines, Deborah, good morning.
Speaker 13: Oh, good morning.
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're good.
Speaker 6: So what's the parental warning?
Speaker 13: My mom used to tell us if you swallowed your
Speaker 13: chewing gum, your insights would stick together and you die.
Speaker 6: There we go something something death.
Speaker 2: But it was chewing gum and hubbah bubba when that
Speaker 2: came along, and that would say that your appendicitis and burst.
Speaker 13: And I actually did it once and then waited about
Speaker 13: a week and figured if I hadn't died, I was
Speaker 13: probably going to be Okay.
Speaker 2: Why aren't you on the news? I mean, why aren't
Speaker 2: you touring the world the lone survivor of Even now
Speaker 2: as an adult, when I have chewing gum too, I'm
Speaker 2: still a really really I chew that and are very
Speaker 2: coarseous about more than any other food that I'll put
Speaker 2: my mouth. I'm thinking, we don't want to die, so
Speaker 2: I don't want to swallow this.
Speaker 18: Yeah, So I know that doesn't happen.
Speaker 5: Is it bad at all? Deborah? By The one my
Speaker 5: mom gave me was it will stick to your heart
Speaker 5: for seven years if you swallen to chewing gum. Is
Speaker 5: there any dangerous and chewing gum at all?
Speaker 19: And I think Sony would be all right, Debrah, Thanks
Speaker 19: she call mate, thank you by all right.
Speaker 6: News headlines coming up next.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: But this week Symphony God one I four point three.
Speaker 2: Come morning. I hope you're world this morning it's Christian
Speaker 2: O'Connell Breakfast Show seven thirty eight. We've got these brilliant
Speaker 2: prices every single day this week. Yesterday on the show,
Speaker 2: all over Australia, people very excited. Queen fans rightly super excited.
Speaker 2: Right off the back of this biggest music movie ever,
Speaker 2: the Oscar winning Bohemian Rhapsody, it's announced that Queen are
Speaker 2: coming to Australia with Adam Lambert. There is only one
Speaker 2: late Great Freddie Murky, but there is also only one
Speaker 2: Adam Lambert. And if anyone's going to stand in front
Speaker 2: of the romaining members of Queen, Adam Lambert should be
Speaker 2: that man, an amazing voice, a great performer, and I'm
Speaker 2: sure Freddy would give him his blessing. So they coming
Speaker 2: to Australia next week. Tickets don't go and sound till
Speaker 2: next Monday. See other mumbley said, don't listen to.
Speaker 5: Gold Well, I think they coming next year?
Speaker 2: Are they? They come on Monday, coming Monday, a Monday afternoon.
Speaker 2: They're warming up. Okay, they're coming Monday. Tickets to go
Speaker 2: them sell Monday and then they play an hour later.
Speaker 2: Because that's how it always goes. What have I told you,
Speaker 2: guys about correcting me? How many times that memo go out? Guys?
Speaker 6: Take two. We're not live, are we? This is always
Speaker 6: pre recorded. We're in the day. Yeah, the tickets gone
Speaker 6: sound Monday.
Speaker 2: However you can win them before anybody else right now
Speaker 2: on five to weik Tuesday, Melbourne's biggest phone in five
Speaker 2: topics at the same time.
Speaker 6: Here they are today then, no particular order, no idea.
Speaker 2: You were talking to a pretty big deal at the
Speaker 2: D's game Friday. I'm chatting to this guy to be fair.
Speaker 2: He just comes over to me and says, hey, I'm
Speaker 2: just a fan. I love the show. I'm making small talk.
Speaker 2: You're a fan of the D's. Oh that's wonderful. What's
Speaker 2: your name, James? Nice to meet you, James. I walk off.
Speaker 2: These two ladies come up to me and go wow,
Speaker 2: w can you believe you were talking to James McDonald.
Speaker 2: Oh no, who's the former D's captain? Former D's captain
Speaker 2: James Mille. I went back over to her, went hey,
Speaker 2: never said I send you're the captain and he's a
Speaker 2: really nice, sweet, humble guy. Goes, well, we didn't feel right.
Speaker 2: I do want to embarrass you, I said, I said,
Speaker 2: asking you, what's your connection with the club? Yeah?
Speaker 6: How do you think they're gonna get on this season?
Speaker 6: So when have you done something as stupid as me?
Speaker 2: When have you been talking to someone at the time
Speaker 2: you had no idea they were a pretty big deal.
Speaker 2: Have you ever been trapped in something unusual? Trapped in
Speaker 2: something unusual? This family's staying with us, some friends of
Speaker 2: ours over the weekend. Their daughter got trapped in a
Speaker 2: bike rack. As soon as they told me about this,
Speaker 2: I went, hang on, you make a note of this.
Speaker 2: I need to write this down. I gotta talk about this.
Speaker 2: Trapped in an unusual thing? Whatever it is. I don't
Speaker 2: want to hear stori about being trapped in a toilet
Speaker 2: or a lift something unusual. How do you get trapped
Speaker 2: in a bike rack? A bike can only get tra
Speaker 2: ap to it if you put a great we can
Speaker 2: lock around the front wheel. Also, have you seen anyone
Speaker 2: famous in the pub? Bonus point? What were they drinking?
Speaker 2: But who have you seen in the pub? Maybe your
Speaker 2: local boozers. Pomies like to say, your local boozer? Who
Speaker 2: have you had it in yours? Okay, famous people in
Speaker 2: the pub? Bonus drink if you can tell us what
Speaker 2: the bird of the drink was, bonus for what the
Speaker 2: drink was? Up? Next on then is your have you
Speaker 2: have you got a famous house? I'm looking for famous houses.
Speaker 2: Has it been on a TV show? Has it been
Speaker 2: used in a movie or in an advert?
Speaker 17: So?
Speaker 6: Is your house famous?
Speaker 2: And last one, after I found myself doing this yesterday,
Speaker 2: do you have a hidden stash in your house of
Speaker 2: something I do?
Speaker 20: Our birthday chocolate I've been given over the weekend because
Speaker 20: people are now I like chocolates and I don't want
Speaker 20: to share them with my beloved family because I eat
Speaker 20: or my chocolates. There's a hidden stash, and yesterday I'm
Speaker 20: always even aware of how odd this baby was. I
Speaker 20: just made excuses to my family after the tea last starts.
Speaker 20: I just need to go and get something for work,
Speaker 20: and I went to a hidden stash and I stuffed
Speaker 20: in half a bar assorted camel chocolate rehit it walked
Speaker 20: out of there like it was no big deal, and
Speaker 20: I went, this is actually pretty odd, but anyway, let's
Speaker 20: just carry on.
Speaker 2: So do you have a hidden stash in your house?
Speaker 2: Those are the five top us this morning? No idea,
Speaker 2: you were talking to some pretty big deal at the time.
Speaker 2: Have you been trapped in something unusual? Do you have
Speaker 2: a famous house, might have been a TV movie or advert,
Speaker 2: famous people in the pub, And do you have a
Speaker 2: hidden stash? You've got anything for that? Give me call
Speaker 2: nine four one four, one oh four to.
Speaker 1: Three the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Give me a chance to win these tickers this week
Speaker 2: before they go on Son next Monday talking about Queen
Speaker 2: with Adam Lambert and we're gonna give them away the
Speaker 2: best call we get to down five topic Tuesday. We
Speaker 2: do this every week on the show five phone in
Speaker 2: is running at the same time. Today you were talking
Speaker 2: about we're looking for your stories, being trapped in something unusual,
Speaker 2: no idea. At the time, you were talking to someone
Speaker 2: who was a pretty big deal. Is your house famous
Speaker 2: celebrities you've seen down the pub? And have you got
Speaker 2: a hidden stash of something in your house? Let's go
Speaker 2: straight to your calls right now, Lisa, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: Here you going, I'm good.
Speaker 6: I hope you are as well. Mate, welcome to the show.
Speaker 6: What have you got for us this morning?
Speaker 10: I've got famous people.
Speaker 2: At the pub? Great who was drinking down your local?
Speaker 18: Well, I've actually been taken out and you know, I
Speaker 18: was actually on a date a few years ago and
Speaker 18: John Farnam was actually at the table across from us.
Speaker 18: He was sitting there eating a chicken Palmer.
Speaker 14: To be honest, I don't know what he was drinking.
Speaker 10: But I'd gone up to the bar several times just
Speaker 10: so that.
Speaker 14: I could walk pass on the way.
Speaker 10: And on the way back I tripped over it too
Speaker 10: and spilt my drink everywhere and he just kind of
Speaker 10: at me.
Speaker 2: And last, that's great that nothing could be more Australian
Speaker 2: about your story. Bingo points Farnum Bingo points chicken palm.
Speaker 2: I mean you hear it banding around about what is
Speaker 2: on Australia. There needs to be another thing now, band
Speaker 2: around what is Australia that both of those things? I mean,
Speaker 2: you just want bonus points for this story. We can't
Speaker 2: really move on unless we get Jimmy Barnes also in
Speaker 2: a pub having a chicken palm. But Lisa, thank you
Speaker 2: for kick starting off high standard today. Okay, yes, thank
Speaker 2: you so much. That's right.
Speaker 6: Pleasure have we got here?
Speaker 2: Ella?
Speaker 14: Hi Christian, I'm calling about being trapped in something unusual.
Speaker 2: I'm looking forward to this one. What were you trapped in?
Speaker 15: I was trapped in one of those vintage students primary
Speaker 15: school desks.
Speaker 5: Trapped in a desk where the seat is built in.
Speaker 15: Yes, yes, yeah, yeah, the seat and attached with a
Speaker 15: metal frame.
Speaker 2: And so how did you get wedged into it?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 15: I was about six or seven months pregnant and my
Speaker 15: brother and his wife had bought one of these deaths
Speaker 15: and I volunteered to pick it up and drop it
Speaker 15: off to them because I had a delivery van.
Speaker 12: With work.
Speaker 2: Service. Isn't it heavily pregnant women?
Speaker 15: So I went and picked it up and the guy
Speaker 15: there loaded it into the van for me, so that
Speaker 15: was fine. And then at the other end, I got
Speaker 15: fair house and they weren't home, which I knew was
Speaker 15: going to be the case, but I thought that's okay.
Speaker 14: I was just, you know, kind of insert myself into
Speaker 14: the middle of the death between the seat and the table,
Speaker 14: and it's easy. And yeah, I got it out, and
Speaker 14: I got it onto the port. I got me and
Speaker 14: it onto the porch, and then I couldn't put it
Speaker 14: down because it was stuck on my pregnant summy.
Speaker 2: So how did you get out?
Speaker 13: I was about ten minutes and then neighbor.
Speaker 2: And came and rescued by a neighbor trapped in the desk.
Speaker 2: Two great calls already this morning. We're off to a
Speaker 2: flyer Anda. Thank you very much for that pleaser. Craig,
Speaker 2: Good morning. Hello Craig. You've got a secret stash around
Speaker 2: at yours.
Speaker 8: Here you go, mate, I've got a secret stash of
Speaker 8: Kitcat gold and cheese and bakeonballs.
Speaker 2: It's a treasure trove of delights.
Speaker 8: I've got about twenty blocks of the kit Cat gold
Speaker 8: stepped away in the shoe cupboards. They're limited edition, so
Speaker 8: I had to stock up on them before they run out.
Speaker 8: And the cheese and bakeonballs. They have to hide them
Speaker 8: in various places and cavities in the house because my
Speaker 8: kids keep finding.
Speaker 2: Them and the.
Speaker 8: Sale.
Speaker 2: They're so addictive, aren't they like crack sweeties? Those? I
Speaker 2: love them?
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, I'll go through a bag of night.
Speaker 5: What are some of the other hiding spots, Craig, Yes,
Speaker 5: you got the shoe cupboard.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, there's a wall cabin. It's a two story
Speaker 8: house that there's a wats every where. The year clows
Speaker 8: up and down through the house, so I'd pull the
Speaker 8: vent off and hide him in there.
Speaker 6: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: I know what a lot of people do in the mafia.
Speaker 2: They use veryous safe houses to high stuff. Are you
Speaker 2: okay if I hide some of my chocolate run at
Speaker 2: your safe house?
Speaker 8: Yeah yeah, we'll just knock down a wall somewhere and.
Speaker 10: Fetch it up again.
Speaker 6: Great, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You cool, all right? Keep them coming. Then we got
Speaker 2: the ads, and then we got the news and sport.
Speaker 2: We'll take some more of your brilliant calls this morning,
Speaker 2: first three this morning, outstanding trapped in something and useual
Speaker 2: like Lisa in the desk. No idea at the time.
Speaker 2: Nothing on this so far, no idea at the time.
Speaker 2: You were talking to someone who was a pretty big deal.
Speaker 2: Is your home? Famous might have been in a TV show,
Speaker 2: movie around for famous people down the pub and hidden
Speaker 2: stashes The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, Suder Waco Funky Town on Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three. We announced yesterday on the show Queen and
Speaker 2: Adam Lambert, the Rapsody Tour is heading to Amy Park
Speaker 2: Wednesday February nineteen, twenty twenty. It's going to sound Monday
Speaker 2: morning next Monday, April fifteen at ticker tech dot com
Speaker 2: dot au. Good news is it'd be tough to get
Speaker 2: hold of those tickets that is going to set out
Speaker 2: so quickly. You can win them right now on five
Speaker 2: topics Tuesday before they go and sell. Here are the
Speaker 2: five topics. If you've got anything for these, you give
Speaker 2: us a call on nine four one four one oh
Speaker 2: four three. Have you got a hidden stash of something
Speaker 2: in your house? I have of my birthday chocolate her
Speaker 2: Have you seen famous in the pub? No idea of
Speaker 2: the time you were talking to someone who turned out
Speaker 2: to be a pretty big deal. Is your home famous?
Speaker 2: Maybe it's been using a TV show or movie or
Speaker 2: an advert and trapped in something unusual like cool We
Speaker 2: had just before the eight o'clock news trapped in a
Speaker 2: school desk, Naomi, good morning, welcome to the show.
Speaker 18: Good morning, how are you.
Speaker 6: I'm going to have you well the sawning as well?
Speaker 18: Great, thank you. I got trapped in my chat coach
Speaker 18: in my cat's catcage for six hours till my fiance
Speaker 18: came home. I admit that I actually had to use
Speaker 18: the kitty litter.
Speaker 6: What this has got so much going on? So you
Speaker 6: obviously cool in the cat caves to clean it out.
Speaker 18: I was just in there, like I have a chair
Speaker 18: in there, and I love like patting them and spending
Speaker 18: time with them. And I was there to say, how.
Speaker 5: Big is it?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 2: The cage that Hannimal lectures in me got online.
Speaker 18: I'm five six and I have to bend like halfway
Speaker 18: like bent over.
Speaker 7: To go around in it.
Speaker 18: But I somehow lopped it from and I don't know
Speaker 18: how I got trapped in there, and I have to
Speaker 18: admit I did eat a bit of a cat food.
Speaker 2: I was hungry six hours in a cat car. Yeah.
Speaker 18: And then my fiance when he got home, I heard
Speaker 18: the car try yelling out to him and neighbors, and
Speaker 18: I waited an extra half an hour. He didn't know
Speaker 18: I was out there.
Speaker 5: What was he doing?
Speaker 6: He was getting down watching TV he knew.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 18: The chat gave me the Fowler foot when I used
Speaker 18: this TV letter, I.
Speaker 2: Swear, all right, that's a great one. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for calling him. Thank you, Jamie Coome. Morning. There
Speaker 2: you going, Christian, I'm good, buddy, have you well, Welcome
Speaker 2: to the show, and thanks for calling us on five Tuesday.
Speaker 2: What have you got?
Speaker 11: I've got stuck somewhere unusual, okay, tell us a few
Speaker 11: years ago working in the panel shop, the bootleb on
Speaker 11: a car got stuck shut. So I thought myself, who
Speaker 11: through that little boldby on set a patch in the
Speaker 11: back side, Yeah.
Speaker 2: The safety escape hatch.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, I.
Speaker 11: Thought I can get through there, and stuck my shoulders
Speaker 11: through and got myself halfway in there and managed to
Speaker 11: reach the boot walk and relay it, but then couldn't
Speaker 11: get it either forwards or backwards, just.
Speaker 2: Stuck in a no man's land.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it couldn't get it. The boot couldn't get it
Speaker 11: at the backside.
Speaker 6: What happened?
Speaker 11: A couple of the penal baterers come and got me looser.
Speaker 11: Half of the boss called the saf eight.
Speaker 2: What did they do?
Speaker 6: Do They get vassiline or some kind of lubricant to
Speaker 6: try and now managed.
Speaker 11: To bank pandal baders. They're pretty good at molding steel,
Speaker 11: so they managed to open up that cavity and a
Speaker 11: little bit you just managed to ply free.
Speaker 6: That's unbelievable. Will pop you out there all right, Jamie? Thanks?
Speaker 2: You cool?
Speaker 11: Thanks Christian?
Speaker 2: All right, those your top us This one for five
Speaker 2: topic Tuesday nine four one four one o four.
Speaker 1: Three give us a call the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: No, I know you're doing a bit of egg guitar
Speaker 2: to that great eighties track Nick Kershaw. What you would
Speaker 2: have known, Jack is Nick Kersheer. The Thomas famous for
Speaker 2: having something called a key tar. What was a keyboard guitar?
Speaker 2: They don't really see that around much, but phats you're
Speaker 2: a you know remember back in the day they are
Speaker 2: they were the big rage or the giant keyboard and
Speaker 2: the guitar that he would have up quite high, and
Speaker 2: it was only a little diddy man.
Speaker 6: It was almost bigger than him. But that's what Nick
Speaker 6: Kershaw had.
Speaker 2: Sixteen minutes past eight, we're taking great stories today from
Speaker 2: you on five topic Tuesday.
Speaker 6: Let's jump back to the lines.
Speaker 16: Helen, Good morning, Good morning, Christian and all in there
Speaker 16: this morning.
Speaker 5: Helen.
Speaker 16: I'm good.
Speaker 2: I meet a.
Speaker 16: Famous person in the eighties and I didn't know who
Speaker 16: he was until after I met him. Who was that
Speaker 16: Steve Harris from Iron Maiden.
Speaker 2: That's pretty cool. I don't think that. I mean, obviously
Speaker 2: now Bruce with Iron Maiden, but I don't think do
Speaker 2: you know what, I wouldn't be able to pick out
Speaker 2: an identity line the rest of Iron Maiden.
Speaker 16: Well, he was quite short, and he was with a
Speaker 16: friend of ours who was in a heavy metal band
Speaker 16: at the time, and they weren't in town touring, and
Speaker 16: we were actually seeing Rose Taddo at a pub and
Speaker 16: we walked up to the bar and Laurie said, oh,
Speaker 16: this is my mate Steve, and we had drinks and
Speaker 16: I had no idea who he was, and my husband said,
Speaker 16: oh my god, that's Steve Harris and Iron Maiden, and
Speaker 16: I went, oh, he's.
Speaker 8: Really short, Helen.
Speaker 6: Could I just ask you did at the washing up
Speaker 6: or empty the dish? RuSHA right now is on?
Speaker 16: No, I'm getting milk out of the fridge too.
Speaker 6: I knew it something.
Speaker 2: I knew it was something.
Speaker 6: There. There's a game, isn't there?
Speaker 2: A people of chat says we've got to work out
Speaker 2: what exactly are you doing in the background?
Speaker 6: I lost that one.
Speaker 2: Make you not that we should do that? Okay, background
Speaker 2: distraction starts tomorrow on the show. He thanks a lot. Okay,
Speaker 2: have a good day mate, you too.
Speaker 16: Bye bye.
Speaker 6: Let's got a Tim now in Blackboone. Good morning Tim,
Speaker 6: Good morning Christen, first time called good man, welcome to
Speaker 6: the show. Thanks you coring and giving us a go.
Speaker 2: I appreciate that.
Speaker 7: Well, Okay. I used to drive a taxi and once
Speaker 7: I picked up a small Italian looking girl from the
Speaker 7: airport and I said ready been She said Sydney and
Speaker 7: I said work or play? She said no, it works.
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 7: She said, I'm a singer. I said, oh, you're in
Speaker 7: a band or something. And I looked at her and
Speaker 7: it was Trina Arena and the other one very quickly.
Speaker 7: I picked up a very refined lady. You took her
Speaker 7: to a hospital, shosked me to wait, and she's coming
Speaker 7: back out and she's walking towards me. I thought that's
Speaker 7: Jack and the set, oh wow, And I didn't recognize
Speaker 7: her us. She sat next to me for the first
Speaker 7: ten minutes.
Speaker 6: Right, Tim, you've got four here.
Speaker 7: I asked her for a kiss on the cheek and
Speaker 7: she said why And I said so I could tell
Speaker 7: all my mate and she said, fair enough, I'm getting
Speaker 7: a kiss on the tree.
Speaker 2: Okay, Tim, it's a different time. Obviously, that was in
Speaker 2: the sixteen hundreds there, Tim, thank you very much that
Speaker 2: first time caller, not quite house trained, collective backside on
Speaker 2: the shoulder.
Speaker 6: I'm sure you did.
Speaker 2: I'm sure I didn't many any harm but that, but
Speaker 2: of course that isn't appropriate anymore rightly, So anyway, glad
Speaker 2: we cleared that up thanks to that one.
Speaker 5: Tim.
Speaker 2: Susan, good morning, good morning, how are you? Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: we're good. Susan back on track chatting to good old Susan.
Speaker 2: Can I just ask if you called the show before
Speaker 2: I did? Good stove, Okay, you've been through our extensive
Speaker 2: called a training program. All right, suitsan, which one are
Speaker 2: you calling in about?
Speaker 13: Make trapped in a shower?
Speaker 2: Actually trapped in a shower? How can you get trapped
Speaker 2: in a shower?
Speaker 13: Well, okay, set the scene. I had a broken leg,
Speaker 13: so and it was in past, and I wanted.
Speaker 5: To have a shower.
Speaker 14: So put the plastic bag over the past as you do.
Speaker 13: Husband nicely puts the plastic chair in the shower for
Speaker 13: me so I can sit down having a shower, ready
Speaker 13: to get out.
Speaker 18: Call out for him, no answer.
Speaker 13: He'd gone out thinking I could get myself out of shower.
Speaker 2: And I couldn't.
Speaker 13: And every time I tried to attempt to stand up,
Speaker 13: the chair kept moving, and I'm like, I'm not doing this,
Speaker 13: So I end up with another broken Sit there and
Speaker 13: sit there, and every now and again I had to
Speaker 13: reput the hot water back on to keep.
Speaker 6: This sound warm as a kind of watery clothing.
Speaker 8: It was.
Speaker 13: It was I thought I was literally going to a
Speaker 13: watery grave here.
Speaker 2: How long were you doing this?
Speaker 13: Three and a half hours later, he like catually comes,
Speaker 13: didn't He goes a certain periphon. Now I'm like, dude, yeah.
Speaker 2: That's a brilliant one. Okay, Susan, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: She called great story. Ah, this is so many funny
Speaker 2: ones this morning. Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Everyone is trying to get through the.
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Speaker 2: Three five to twoesday on the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show
Speaker 2: on Gone one, I four point three. We can squeeze
Speaker 2: in two last calls. Then we got the tough job
Speaker 2: today because all the calls have been fantastic. On five
Speaker 2: Top of Tuesday. For these Queen with Adam Lambert tickets, Lachlan,
Speaker 2: good morning, Hello, Hello, I am welcome to the show.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 6: What have you got for us? I means stuck in something? Apparently?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 9: It was they got stuck in a charity, Ben, stuck
Speaker 9: in a charity Ben?
Speaker 2: How do you get stuck in one of those you
Speaker 2: fall in?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 8: No, I sold.
Speaker 10: My mum was throwing in some of the second hand goods,
Speaker 10: as you do, and she had the keys in her
Speaker 10: hand and let them go and straight away she's looked
Speaker 10: at me and my sister standing there. I said no,
Speaker 10: you know, like in her smaller and she's looked at
Speaker 10: me and said no, she might get stuck so instantly
Speaker 10: I knew the pecking order as well in the family,
Speaker 10: which is.
Speaker 5: So mum gives you a leg up because the doors
Speaker 5: are quite high on those charity yeah yeah yeah, and.
Speaker 10: They open in the way. So once she helped me
Speaker 10: by the legs and then to let me go, which
Speaker 10: is I wasn't.
Speaker 7: Expecting hit the bottom, ended up retrieving.
Speaker 2: But you're scrabbling around in other people's second and like
Speaker 2: shoes underpants. To me, what a horrible bullpit.
Speaker 16: That is?
Speaker 2: That is great, my friend, really really funny. All right,
Speaker 2: stay there, stay there, all right. Squeeze in one more
Speaker 2: the games where he stuck to background distractions. Hey, Joanne, Hello, Hello,
Speaker 2: what were you doing then? Ice skating?
Speaker 17: No, not ice skating. I have a secret stash of
Speaker 17: ice cream that I hide from my kids in the
Speaker 17: pea packet in the freezer because they always eat all
Speaker 17: of the ice cream and I'm over it, given it.
Speaker 17: I always go to the tub and there's never any left.
Speaker 17: So I buy my own small.
Speaker 15: Tub and I hide it in the peas.
Speaker 17: In the pea packet.
Speaker 2: That's hilarious. This is why I'm hiding chocolate my own
Speaker 2: houses from the kids. Otherwise They're just like a plague
Speaker 2: of locusts. They take anything nice.
Speaker 13: Everything, all the time the time.
Speaker 2: That's it, Johanne, I totally understand. You carry on, fight
Speaker 2: the good fight, all right. Who are we giving these
Speaker 2: Queen tickets to?
Speaker 6: It's got to be, hasn't it again?
Speaker 2: Hey you're back.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you've got the tickets.
Speaker 7: Really awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, honestly, we we had we had in a mine.
Speaker 2: Mean's given them away to another caller, but you came
Speaker 2: along and that was such a brilliant story, so well
Speaker 2: told you deserve the tickets to go and see Queen
Speaker 2: with Adam Lambert next year.
Speaker 10: Oh that's awesome, Thanks so much.
Speaker 6: Hey, listen, you really job, but that is a great story. Honestly,
Speaker 6: there are so many things.
Speaker 2: Actually made a note here as well when you said
Speaker 2: that you tried to offer up your sister before you.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow's show will be dedicated to stories when we have
Speaker 2: not been a hero. I've got loads of them. Not
Speaker 2: a brave man anyone else here can do, not a superhero.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, listen, great story, Thanks so much for
Speaker 2: calling you, mate. I'm sorry we couldn't give every single
Speaker 2: call we've had today. In an ideal world, I will
Speaker 2: because they've all been outstanding. It's one of the best
Speaker 2: calls we've ever had since doing this feature and we
Speaker 2: started one hundred and seventy five shows ago. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much more Queen tickets tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: On's show, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
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Speaker 2: Yesterday for lunchdow and met a very nice guy, lovely, charming,
Speaker 2: intelligent man. Sean Carliff. Got to know him because on
Speaker 2: his TV show. I think he's on in a couple
Speaker 2: of his time. It's back on Channel nine my generation,
Speaker 2: and we got really well and it says show and
Speaker 2: he's great on there, and Andy Lee's back as well
Speaker 2: as one of the team captains.
Speaker 6: And he said, well, let's go out for lunch.
Speaker 2: So he did text me exactly where it was but
Speaker 2: sometimes yeah Russian, not growing in the detail, And thought,
Speaker 2: I know Melbourne, you know it's my city now I've
Speaker 2: been here almost eleven months. I know there's a go
Speaker 2: back of my hands. So he gave me a Japanese
Speaker 2: restaurant to meet him at midday Saki sarki Japanese place.
Speaker 2: What's the right way to pronounce it? The joint is
Speaker 2: the drink Saki, especially a nice Japanese restaurant, right, And
Speaker 2: he did say, hey, ma, hall, I jumping uber here
Speaker 2: and I just say it's Sarki and he goes, oh,
Speaker 2: you mean the one down there Flinders who went Yep,
Speaker 2: that's the place. He said, Saki. Because that's what I
Speaker 2: couldn't even bothered. It would have taken me three seconds
Speaker 2: to get up his text to see it to check.
Speaker 2: Why bother? Because I know where I'm going. I know Melbourne, Okay,
Speaker 2: I get there. I go to the lady, I'm here
Speaker 2: for lunch with Sean mccarliff. I said he might be
Speaker 2: under another name. She goes, mister Simon. Yeah, why did
Speaker 2: because she said that's the only book and they had,
Speaker 2: so I thought that's his name.
Speaker 6: You know, last week we found out Shane.
Speaker 2: Crawford uses dork diglick, a great distinctive like Father Christmas
Speaker 2: of a manager in the White Hair and the White Man.
Speaker 2: He's like a tall, famous lighthouse wandering around.
Speaker 5: But do you think he has to give fake name
Speaker 5: every time he books?
Speaker 2: As I found out Jack, No, So I'm there waiting
Speaker 2: for mister Simon right after ten minutes there's no one there.
Speaker 2: I'm just alone. I've ordered a drink and then I
Speaker 2: text Sean, going are you checked in a because no,
Speaker 2: I'm here and my own name. Where are you? I
Speaker 2: then go and wander around, wander into the toilets. There's
Speaker 2: no one there. I'm the only person. Then I say
Speaker 2: the lady, is there another restaurant? She went, yeah, there's
Speaker 2: noother one. Hey, Hall went, oh god, he did say
Speaker 2: how far has that LUs?
Speaker 6: Fifteen minutes?
Speaker 2: I said, I guess getting a TAXI don'e got the
Speaker 2: vegan protesters all shut down.
Speaker 6: You're gonna have to walk there. I have to jog
Speaker 6: to go and see mister so and.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm like, I hate being late. But anyway,
Speaker 2: as I fly out there, the lady comes shouts down
Speaker 2: the street. You're gonna come back and pay, she said,
Speaker 2: sticking on mister Simon's account.
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Speaker 6: Three yesterday, I broke a rule.
Speaker 2: We all know, your comfy, oversized inside clothes. You don't
Speaker 2: take them outside of the outside world.
Speaker 5: You can take the bins out. How Fun's fine?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but getting in the car got into a public
Speaker 2: place or a supermarket. No, I broke it yesterday felt bad.
Speaker 2: I feel terrible today. But I was in a desperate situation.
Speaker 5: Were you wearing the ug booths we gave you?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: I still I put them someone because I couldn't take
Speaker 2: them where I was going on Friday.
Speaker 5: I didn't like them.
Speaker 2: No I do no, No, I never do that. No,
Speaker 2: I'm going to wear them, but I have a chance
Speaker 2: to take the mom yet I will. I'm looking forward
Speaker 2: with them. And I was only confused, as an English
Speaker 2: gentleman about the correct way. Which do you wear a
Speaker 2: sock inside them? Or is the the sock good question?
Speaker 2: I feel like it's a big sock so you can
Speaker 2: go bare feet inside. And then are they not going
Speaker 2: to thug up the smell? Yeah?
Speaker 5: True, I'm too nervous.
Speaker 2: I'm anxious at the moment. I've got anxiety. So anyway,
Speaker 2: I a couple of the lights of blowing in the
Speaker 2: in the toilet and everyone was moaning, and my wife went,
Speaker 2: I told you did this last week. As I've been busy.
Speaker 2: I go now, And it was like half eight in
Speaker 2: the evening. So I've got in the car and I'm
Speaker 2: literally in my comfy clothes, but I just you know,
Speaker 2: my inside clothes.
Speaker 6: I have to go down there to get a light bulb.
Speaker 2: Now, good luck trying to find the right light bulb
Speaker 2: these days, because there are over two thousand light bulbs,
Speaker 2: aren't they They're not just screwing all the bane at once.
Speaker 2: Lumens are out their head, there is a lumin Suddenly
Speaker 2: we went from wattage to lumens. I don't even know
Speaker 2: what a lumine is. It sounds like an Australian deadly animal.
Speaker 2: Be careful the lumins as well. They're get you out
Speaker 2: of Wilson's prompt.
Speaker 5: So did you take your the one that was busted? Yeah,
Speaker 5: but you're still ye.
Speaker 2: You're like looking for Cinderetta. Try to put it on
Speaker 2: the ugly sisters. You look a bit like, Yeah, I
Speaker 2: guess if I twisted the end off of what you are,
Speaker 2: I could shove it in. But I'm taking something which
Speaker 2: has got two prongs. You know those kitcheny ones now
Speaker 2: and tall at ones. They can't just have a screw
Speaker 2: in or bane at one. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I'm worried your house is too posh fit.
Speaker 2: For this rental, But what is that? It's like a bug.
Speaker 5: He's passed me the photo. I have honestly never seen that.
Speaker 5: It looks like a small point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, has the mega wall wards at high which has
Speaker 2: got twenty two aisles of just about everything. It had
Speaker 2: three different aisles or different bulbs.
Speaker 5: Not that thing that looks special order. That's the problem
Speaker 5: with posh houses everything.
Speaker 2: Why do I go to find that?
Speaker 4: Go to Bunnings help you this?
Speaker 2: Just thought it might be a common one. It looks
Speaker 2: like some kind of electric metallic bug, doesn't it with
Speaker 2: neg sticking out?
Speaker 5: Yeah, it looks like a mini taser.
Speaker 4: Oh, you need to go to like a lighting shop.
Speaker 2: Oh no, yep, And we don't need that in a line,
Speaker 2: So we have to go to the specialist shop. And
Speaker 2: I'm just gonna have to. I've got the photo to
Speaker 2: show people. Have you got anything that looks like this? No,
Speaker 2: I've got the photo. And just because I thought you
Speaker 2: two might know, it's a classic, A one fifty put
Speaker 2: up with the dark. Do you know what? It's easier
Speaker 2: to go down the coles and a bottom of this
Speaker 2: road in Richmond. I'll get some candles.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one Oh, four
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Speaker 2: Alright, Easter holidays are here every single day this week
Speaker 2: on the outword time wast We got a family pass
Speaker 2: to go to the Cabarety Easter picnic and egg hunt
Speaker 2: and at Werribee Park.
Speaker 6: Patsy goes this every year.
Speaker 2: Just under half a million delicious Cabery Easter eggs are hidden.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: I looked up the record that sounds so huge. The
Speaker 5: record is five hundred and one thousand eggs in one
Speaker 5: Easter caunt. So if they put a few thousand more in,
Speaker 5: they could be in the Guinness World Record.
Speaker 2: Yeah, come on Cambray's and where I mean pull the
Speaker 2: old finger out?
Speaker 6: All right? So we're today is that worth time waste?
Speaker 2: Today is national currency to day and we're looking for
Speaker 2: your celebrity currencies. I've got dollar bill, Murray, dollar bill, Murray,
Speaker 2: rupee grint. That's good, ye rupee grint.
Speaker 6: But Simpson.
Speaker 3: The Thai Bard, Yeah you got it, yen Folds five,
Speaker 3: yen Folds five, and Barney Rubel barneye Rubyl.
Speaker 2: I reckon. I might just ride out of here now
Speaker 2: pick up the show after Easter. Okay, what have you
Speaker 2: got them? Celebrity currencies?
Speaker 5: Deutsche Mark Wahlberg.
Speaker 19: Yes, sounds like one of his movies as well, Deutschemark,
Speaker 19: Christina agu lera smooth. I was trying to say hard
Speaker 19: with Yenny Yeah, yeah, Old it's Ben Cousins or Yen Cousins.
Speaker 5: I got Yenny Loggins.
Speaker 2: Jenny Loggins is great. I hope there is an impersonator
Speaker 2: or a trip hat cool Yenny Loggins. I'm gonna google
Speaker 2: that right now, find out All right, then that's this
Speaker 2: Mornings one. If we can do that, I'm sure he
Speaker 2: can do even better. So we're looking for your celebrity currencies.
Speaker 2: Best one we get to get a family pass out
Speaker 2: to Werbury Park for the big Easter egg hunt. Texting
Speaker 2: now then celebrity currencies Oh four seven five O three
Speaker 2: one oh four three. Text number for them is O
Speaker 2: four seven five O three one oh four three. Were
Speaker 2: mark them in ten minutes time?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, Tom Petti, I won't back down God one oh
Speaker 2: four point three. Come on, it's to Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 2: Today's at work time waster celebrity currencies for.
Speaker 6: Grabs end This looks brilliant.
Speaker 2: You've got kids over Easter family pass to go to
Speaker 2: the Cambury Easter egg picnic and egg out at Werribee
Speaker 2: Park on Good Friday. Sean Coinery cried start gold bangstraight
Speaker 2: into it. Thank you, Sammy Arnold Schwartzer Nickel gold, Robert
Speaker 2: Dia Miro, Robert di Miro, Donald Trump Pence silver plus
Speaker 2: yea eureque Iglesias.
Speaker 5: What's the what's the currency are euro?
Speaker 2: Okay? Bronze, Brad Bitcoin? That's really smart gold, very good.
Speaker 2: Luke and Noose's back, he's layoff there. Great seeing about
Speaker 2: Luke uh dollar.
Speaker 6: Parton Silvil plus Bernie don Henley.
Speaker 5: Gold because.
Speaker 2: Show Lord number one, Kim Card, Kim Card Cashian oh yeah, silver,
Speaker 2: Don David and Mill Park Nicole Cage silver handle Mint
Speaker 2: Eastward silver plus. Russell Kroner.
Speaker 6: That's great, that's really smart gold plus.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Glenn Bundora. Okay, who's getting the big family pass
Speaker 2: to gout to where we part?
Speaker 5: Russell Kroner, Russell.
Speaker 2: Kroner, Glenn n Bundora, You're the winner. Well done.
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Speaker 1: point three so early one.
Speaker 2: We just gave away tickets to go to the Easter.
Speaker 2: I cahn't out at where we part, which sounds great fun.
Speaker 2: We're talking that today on the show about the pressure
Speaker 2: that parents face to do all these activities with the kids.
Speaker 2: You must have done some with Ordie. We're a best intention.
Speaker 2: You think is me a great day and it's just
Speaker 2: an absolute nightmare.
Speaker 4: It's usually in Melbourne. It's whether weather related, like it's poured.
Speaker 6: Rain, got to go somewhere indoors freezing, or.
Speaker 4: She's developed gastro halfway through the day. Or those indoor
Speaker 4: child you know those indoor play centers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, with the ballpits and you got to
Speaker 2: crawl through and find them and stuff like that. There's
Speaker 2: other dads going the other way, go through that netting
Speaker 2: and stuff like that, slipping horrible. The worst thing we
Speaker 2: ever took them to was about two years ago to
Speaker 2: a place called kid Zania. Sounds good though, Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: sounds great.
Speaker 6: I'm storing I'm never going to be the same because
Speaker 6: of what happened at kid Zania.
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 2: Let me just tell you the idea. Doesn't it sound like, no, thanks,
Speaker 2: I don't want to go in that place. What if
Speaker 2: the world is run by kids, not a good idea.
Speaker 2: They're terrible little people at times, so they misbehave. That's
Speaker 2: what this was an underground plate nightmare of kids running
Speaker 2: the cante, kids running a hospital, kids in charge of
Speaker 2: the whole place. You drop your kids off there and
Speaker 2: they take on jobs and actually run the place. So
Speaker 2: there's a que round the block because the little you know,
Speaker 2: some little eleven year old doesn't know how to work
Speaker 2: the tail and stuff like this, and they're worst day
Speaker 2: of our lives. Kids.
Speaker 6: You honestly, it was just awful.
Speaker 2: I don't believe it exists here as a proposition for
Speaker 2: children anything.
Speaker 5: What is it about kids that they love pretending to
Speaker 5: do jobs? Because we went to the virtual reality place
Speaker 5: in the city. Yeah, you can play it, you can
Speaker 5: buy zombies, you can do archery, you can do.
Speaker 2: The kinds of brand new brave frontiers. What in my
Speaker 2: fourteen year old teenager decide to do?
Speaker 5: She did job simulator so she can work in an
Speaker 5: office and send emails and sign the office birthday can.
Speaker 2: As she was organizing, someone was leaving. She organized the
Speaker 2: signing of their car. They went pay quite a lot
Speaker 2: few education.
Speaker 1: Please Oho Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: What a week of announcements. Yesterday it was Queen with
Speaker 2: Adam Lambert coming to Australian tourning this time Russell Morris.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we should all go. Russell Morris Official Black
Speaker 2: and Blue Heart album launch Wednesday, April the twenty fourth
Speaker 2: at the ESPY, which is amazing now have you seen it?
Speaker 2: Tickets go on sale now through Moshtis to go and
Speaker 2: see Russell Morris launch his brand new album, Black and
Speaker 2: Blue Heart Wednesday, April the twenty fourth at the sb
Speaker 2: Tickets are on sale right now through Moshticks Get them.
Speaker 6: Why do you can the.
Speaker 1: Christian who Connall Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 6: That is it for us.
Speaker 2: We are back tomorrow morning. More chances you go and
Speaker 2: see Queen with Adam Lambert. You can win your tickets tomorrow.
Speaker 2: They don't go and sound till next Monday. Apparently it's
Speaker 2: a gu ten That light bulb I couldn't identify, how
Speaker 2: so much?
Speaker 4: Where do you get them?
Speaker 2: I had no idea actually, just gonna under the streets,
Speaker 2: going down Swan Street in a bite, just stopping stranger
Speaker 2: and going Okay, have you got a gu spared? G
Speaker 2: U ten on you all right? Title of today's show
Speaker 2: is mister Simon. Tomorrow on the show, we're looking for
Speaker 2: stories about not a hero and we might trial our
Speaker 2: brand new game background distractions. Huggies coming up next. Have
Speaker 2: a great day, thanks for listening.
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