Speaker 1: Chris christ John O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Hey podcasters, Christian from the Breakfast Show. What are forty
Speaker 2: eight hours we've had which you're going to find out
Speaker 2: more about on today's podcast. So I said this the
Speaker 2: other day, and I hope you can start to do
Speaker 2: it wherever you are in the world. We're all feeling
Speaker 2: the same thing right now with the fear and the
Speaker 2: worry about this pandemic and that, you know what, So
Speaker 2: if you can leave a little diary doesn't have to
Speaker 2: be a video one, just a little thirty second or
Speaker 2: forty five second audio diary on your phones and your
Speaker 2: little voice recorder that we've all got on our phones
Speaker 2: these days, and then email it into me. You can
Speaker 2: make them with your kids, make them by yourself. Just
Speaker 2: let me know how you are each day, what you've
Speaker 2: been up to, how you're feeling. I think this would
Speaker 2: be a really good thing to do over the next
Speaker 2: couple of weeks as we're all in this together, to
Speaker 2: document what you're going through. Email me Christian at Gold
Speaker 2: one I four to three dot com dot AU. I
Speaker 2: hope you enjoy today's show.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I love it.
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Speaker 1: Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melvin's Gold one
Speaker 1: of four point.
Speaker 2: Three Good Morning, Wednesday morning, five minutes of past six.
Speaker 2: It's a Christian O'Connor Rectors show from a very very quiet,
Speaker 2: lonely Gold FM. So we weren't here yesterday. The show
Speaker 2: went into an automatic show that we have pre recorded
Speaker 2: in case something like Monday night happened. When we got
Speaker 2: the phone call. This is going to be the way
Speaker 2: of the world over the next couple of months. We've
Speaker 2: got a phone call saying that one of the team
Speaker 2: here at Gold had tested positive for coronavirus, and obviously
Speaker 2: everything went very quickly. Please to say that the team
Speaker 2: member who has tested positive is actually doing very very well.
Speaker 2: The fact I know that they are listening from home
Speaker 2: right now making sure that I don't screw today's show up.
Speaker 2: So everyone is final, everyone safe. That's why we weren't
Speaker 2: in the building yesterday, and also why it is just
Speaker 2: me in this studio. Pats isn't here, Jack isn't here.
Speaker 2: They are on the show. I come to them in
Speaker 2: a couple of seconds in this big building, right now
Speaker 2: in Richmond. It is just me and also producer brand
Speaker 2: Brad is not the same studio with me. We are separated.
Speaker 2: There is no one else here. It's just us here.
Speaker 2: Jack and Pats are working from home today. First of well,
Speaker 2: let's go to Jack Live now in Coburg. Good morning, mate.
Speaker 3: I was speaking to you from my second bedroom and
Speaker 3: this is all strange, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it is. It is really really odd. When
Speaker 2: I was walking to the radio station today, I was
Speaker 2: sort of training my head trying to go everything's fine.
Speaker 2: Everyone's working from home, park for me or walking into
Speaker 2: the studio, and nothing scariest happen in the last forty
Speaker 2: eight hours. But kids aren't worried, my wife is not worried.
Speaker 2: This is the best thing for me to be doing
Speaker 2: right now. But yeah, just stuff. I mean, it's this
Speaker 2: is what people have been dealing with all over the world,
Speaker 2: and we're lucky that the team member that did test
Speaker 2: positive is okay right now. But yeah, guys, well done
Speaker 2: for doing the show today. So you're Jack, describe the
Speaker 2: scene where you are.
Speaker 3: I am in Jackie Rhoades Studios, aka my second bedroom,
Speaker 3: where I have dismantled the bed put the space and
Speaker 3: mattresses up against the walls for soundproofing. I have my
Speaker 3: drum kit and guitar in here for when it is
Speaker 3: a music studio, but today it is a radio studio. Actually,
Speaker 3: he kind of liked just rolling out of bed. I'm
Speaker 3: in packsuit bands.
Speaker 2: We won't get you back into this radio station ever again. Now,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm still feeling I think I've got a
Speaker 2: cough or something. And he's your WIFEI because obviously us
Speaker 2: doing the show, we used to being in a studio
Speaker 2: and we used to being up together, so we're not
Speaker 2: worried about noise. Is the anchor up she's.
Speaker 3: A Yeah, she's around. She's not in the room with me,
Speaker 3: but if you ever need to speak to her, she's
Speaker 3: in the a room away.
Speaker 2: And is she making breakfast or what's she up to?
Speaker 3: We've already had pancakes. Yeah, she made pancakes this morning.
Speaker 2: This not even ten past six. Who's having pancakes together?
Speaker 2: Keep calm and carry on, that's what the Pope say.
Speaker 2: Let's go now live way out west. Patsy, how are
Speaker 2: you good? Warning mate?
Speaker 4: Good Christian? Hi boys? How are you?
Speaker 2: We're good? Patsy? And in fact, the world. I'm forgetting
Speaker 2: on there and doing the show today. I know this
Speaker 2: must be tough for you. You've got to do the
Speaker 2: news from where in your house? Where are you then?
Speaker 2: From the compound?
Speaker 5: I'm in the third bedroom aka the love God's Den
Speaker 5: as he calls it paraph?
Speaker 2: Why's this to Scudbot press conferences? Is this another industry
Speaker 2: that you're allowed to do along with Bareh or Barry
Speaker 2: or whatever he called it yesterday?
Speaker 5: I've got to say, it feels really odd. It feels
Speaker 5: so wrong. It's like I've put this Jeane, not normal
Speaker 5: to be doing news from home?
Speaker 2: And are you whispering or trying to keep it quiet?
Speaker 2: Because I realized suddenly your news as always professional at
Speaker 2: six o'clock. But it wasn't quite the not the Bellow,
Speaker 2: but not quite the Powerhouse, not quite tea.
Speaker 5: Really well, yeah, well the family will be will be
Speaker 5: awake soon, but we might have to boost the levels.
Speaker 4: Is it really hushy hush?
Speaker 2: Is it? I would just say wake them up now,
Speaker 2: one up, all up. If the news is up, they
Speaker 2: need to get up. You know, normally when you're telling
Speaker 2: us about the Dow joneses. The Dow Jones is up
Speaker 2: today it was, Hey, listen, Donna say it too loud,
Speaker 2: but the dow.
Speaker 5: Jones, all right, no worries, take it on board, all right.
Speaker 2: Thet's sticking a song, and I'll tell you what's been
Speaker 2: going on at my house over the last forty eight
Speaker 2: hours of this kind of shutdown. Also, does anyone actually
Speaker 2: know what barre barry whatever Scomo struggled with yesterday? He
Speaker 2: had no idea what he was talking about. I had
Speaker 2: no idea what he was talking about. I've often driven
Speaker 2: around seen those places with barre barret. Does anyone know
Speaker 2: what it is? Schoma doesn't like its banned anyway, The Chris.
Speaker 1: John O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Local Show.
Speaker 2: So as we was saying we weren't here yesterday, someone
Speaker 2: here at gold test are positive and so they're recovering.
Speaker 2: Well they're they're actually at home. But it meant that
Speaker 2: obviously we couldn't come in and be next to each
Speaker 2: other and near each other. We've got to observe the
Speaker 2: probably guidelines that happens at the moment, and also means
Speaker 2: that Jack and Pats aren't in the studio with me today.
Speaker 2: They are working from home. So did either of you
Speaker 2: two see it happened late last night, but might've been
Speaker 2: after your guys bedtime. But the Scott Morrison press conference
Speaker 2: where he tried to clarify what's going on with the
Speaker 2: shutdown the lockdown, but actually made it so much more confusing.
Speaker 3: I didn't hear until this morning the new rules about
Speaker 3: five people at a wedding. You said ten people at
Speaker 3: a funeral. Yeah, what are the numbers?
Speaker 2: I actually had a notepad out last night. It was
Speaker 2: like a sort of maths exam. You know, if Tracy
Speaker 2: gets married, but she's had her hair but her hairdress,
Speaker 2: her husband is there, and they've also want to do
Speaker 2: bar a beforehand, but the kids want to go to school.
Speaker 2: It was so complicated. I've got some of the main
Speaker 2: bits just to try and understand this morning, if it
Speaker 2: makes sense. So this is the first one talking about
Speaker 2: and also we've seen many press conferences around the world.
Speaker 2: This is the you know, obviously Scott Morrison's doing the
Speaker 2: best job he can, Okay, and you know Boris Johnson
Speaker 2: was talking last night saying a complete shutdown now in
Speaker 2: the UK. Trump obviously doing his idea of a press conference.
Speaker 2: But I haven't heard any of these world leaders get
Speaker 2: into the very specifics of jobs, and indeed, hairdresses.
Speaker 6: Hairdresses and barbershops will can tinue to be able to
Speaker 6: provide those services, but it.
Speaker 2: Is very First of all, have you heard Trump Boris
Speaker 2: Johnson even talk about barbershops and dresses. I don't know
Speaker 2: if you guys ever seen the walking Dad. I've never
Speaker 2: seen Rick Grimes go lesson. We need to get food.
Speaker 2: My hair is too long. Look at these split ends.
Speaker 3: It's always beare Grills's prior number one priority before shelter, water, food,
Speaker 3: get a haircut.
Speaker 2: Yeah, build a salon. We need to build a salon.
Speaker 2: Let's go back to Scott Morrison and barber shops.
Speaker 6: Hairdressers and barbershops will continue to be able to provide
Speaker 6: those services, but it is very important that they strictly
Speaker 6: manage the social distancing and the limitations of the number
Speaker 6: of people in their premise. So that's four square meters
Speaker 6: per person, and on top of that, to restrict the
Speaker 6: amount of time a patron is in the premise to
Speaker 6: no more than thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: Where my wife heard this, she fainted. My wife right
Speaker 2: is in there for six hours, six hours totally. It's
Speaker 2: it's a it's a kind of like a spar for women,
Speaker 2: isn't it for men? You just get in the chair.
Speaker 2: You want to get out of there as quickly as possible.
Speaker 2: And I think I've ever spent more than half an hour.
Speaker 3: Now it sounds long to me.
Speaker 5: I'm there for about six hours. I have to like
Speaker 5: blank out my whole entire diets commitment.
Speaker 2: Are they going to have like timers in there, sort
Speaker 2: of like a buzzer like speed dating to sort of
Speaker 2: tell people to hurry up and before they get out?
Speaker 2: And the other thing is like, obviously they're right, they've
Speaker 2: got to do social distance in forming apart. But then
Speaker 2: how do the people cut your hair?
Speaker 7: Yeah? Exactly?
Speaker 3: Empty chair, every second chair, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but then you've got to get you know, scissors
Speaker 2: are only like a couple of inches, aren't they.
Speaker 3: You mean.
Speaker 2: Do they need like, you know, the thing you did
Speaker 2: to do your hedge the ships?
Speaker 3: Can you put on the end of that all? Right?
Speaker 2: Then there's do you guys know, by the way, what
Speaker 2: ba a is or barret or.
Speaker 3: I know, are you talking about the like the ballet
Speaker 3: gym bar Yeah?
Speaker 2: Well I've seen it as you drive round Melbourne, there's
Speaker 2: loads of them. What is it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Bianca did it for a bit. It's like going
Speaker 3: for a walk workout as a ballet dancer.
Speaker 2: What anyway? Scomo obviously hadn't read that script before he
Speaker 2: started reading it out last night.
Speaker 6: Health clubs, fitness setters, yoga bar I hope I've pronounced
Speaker 6: that correct.
Speaker 2: I might need some helpful that.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure what that is, to be honest, but
Speaker 6: I didn't know what it was. Specific definition and spin facilities,
Speaker 6: sawn as, bath houses, wellness.
Speaker 2: Centers, bath houses, damn it to go for normal every
Speaker 2: Tuesday bathouse.
Speaker 3: He heard if swimming pools are definitely off the list,
Speaker 3: yet he didn't mention this.
Speaker 2: He's really got a thing for shutting down those i'm
Speaker 2: as world. He's going to force all the bar A
Speaker 2: practitioners underground. First, all the bar A club. You don't
Speaker 2: talk about bar A Club. All right, we'll come back
Speaker 2: to more of the press conference yesterday. Hopefully you're all
Speaker 2: listening and paying attention and making notes.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: This morning show, a show that sums up we're all
Speaker 2: going through right now. So I'm here alone in the studio.
Speaker 2: The reason why I'm here alone in the studio is
Speaker 2: because a team member here at the station tested positive.
Speaker 2: We found out on Friday night, and obviously everything moved
Speaker 2: very quickly. There was no show yesterday. We immediately went
Speaker 2: into a pre recorded show that was taped a while ago,
Speaker 2: just in case we had to do it. I'll be honest,
Speaker 2: I never thought we'd ever have to play it, really,
Speaker 2: because I think all of us you're just there is
Speaker 2: still we know it's dangerous, we've seen the grass, we
Speaker 2: know it's getting increasingly dangerous, but you still think it'd
Speaker 2: be a while before it gets anywhere near your own
Speaker 2: private world. So it was a major shop Friday night
Speaker 2: and a frightening shock actually, but just how quick things
Speaker 2: are moving right now and can go from the global
Speaker 2: to suddenly you know it's people that you work with
Speaker 2: in worried about your own safety, their safety, the team
Speaker 2: member I must dress though a lot of people people
Speaker 2: are emailing singing their care. They're actually doing very well.
Speaker 2: They're fine, they feel better than they did at the weekend.
Speaker 2: They're okay. But it does mean for safety. Patsy's working
Speaker 2: from home, as is Jack, but we're still here together
Speaker 2: doing the show for you, all right. So Jacks in
Speaker 2: his Jackie Road Studios is spare bedroom.
Speaker 3: Welcome back Jack, Thank you Christian. And yeah, it wasn't
Speaker 3: it a weird twenty four hours. We know that this
Speaker 3: thing is very, very real, but it didn't it just
Speaker 3: get way more real for us on Monday night.
Speaker 2: Yes, suddenly it's in our world and it's gone from
Speaker 2: being out there to suddenly write in our world. And
Speaker 2: you know, you couldn't help but selfishly think about your own,
Speaker 2: you know, your own well being. And when I told
Speaker 2: the kids, they burst into tears, as did my wife,
Speaker 2: and it was really really scary. It was in their house,
Speaker 2: you know, and it's THEAD and they're worried about my safety.
Speaker 2: Then they're worried about their safety as well. So, yeah,
Speaker 2: it's been the last forty hours. It's been tougher times.
Speaker 2: You're having conversations with your wife and your kids that
Speaker 2: you don't ever thought, you never thought you'd have to.
Speaker 2: It's strange times, and they're scared. They're processing stuff. It's
Speaker 2: almost to them it's that fight or flight response that
Speaker 2: actually in walk conditions for our generation. You know, we're
Speaker 2: not at war, but it does feel a bit like
Speaker 2: that at times. All Right, let's go back to then
Speaker 2: Scott Morrison yesterday evening, who thought I need to clarify things.
Speaker 2: I need to let everyone know what is shut down,
Speaker 2: who cannot go to a who needs to stay at home?
Speaker 2: And I mean the meetings that this guy must have
Speaker 2: had to go into so much detail for us. Thank you,
Speaker 2: mister Morrison and your cabinet minister as well. Let's go
Speaker 2: onto the subject of weddings. I mean, I don't think
Speaker 2: we're worried at the bout of the moment. I guess
Speaker 2: people do have weddings planned, but I guess you've already
Speaker 2: made You've made alternative plans. You probably thought, well, look,
Speaker 2: probably not the safest thing for all of us to
Speaker 2: have our wedding under these circumstances. But don't worry Scomo
Speaker 2: and his gang. I've thought it through.
Speaker 6: There has been a very difficult decision we've had to
Speaker 6: make tonight in relation to weddings and in relation to funerals. Now,
Speaker 6: weddings can continue to be conducted where it is just
Speaker 6: the couple, the celebrant, ye and the witnesses. That's no
Speaker 6: more than five people and the four square METERA rule
Speaker 6: has to be observed within the venue in which that's taken.
Speaker 2: So I'm a bride and groom sort of do you? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I said, yet yes, So can you not hear me?
Speaker 2: Are they got four meters apart? I mean? Who is
Speaker 2: still carrying on with the way five people including the celebrant?
Speaker 3: How do they put the ring?
Speaker 4: How do they put the ring on if they're that
Speaker 4: far away?
Speaker 2: Again, that sort of long grabber thing that old folks,
Speaker 2: and you have mutch you'll be using. The celebrant is
Speaker 2: using the grabber thing to put the ring on the finger.
Speaker 2: It's extraordinary. My tip for anyone who is planning to
Speaker 2: get married over the next couple weeks is move it
Speaker 2: to a local primary school because they're fine with big numbers.
Speaker 2: That's the best place to do at the moment. Then
Speaker 2: we go on to you know, the sad thing about funerals.
Speaker 6: And sadly also and I know this will be very
Speaker 6: difficult funerals to know more than ten persons observing the
Speaker 6: rules around the four squid media rule and the social
Speaker 6: distancing practices.
Speaker 2: What he didn't say, does that include the list? It
Speaker 2: was sadly passed away. I was going to have to
Speaker 2: pop back out this one and by the way listen
Speaker 2: about the funerals didn't include the poor person that's there, okay.
Speaker 2: And also, I hope you got my message about Barra
Speaker 2: is definitely bad. I don't want any confusion. So all
Speaker 2: of this was just meant to clarify and make crystal
Speaker 2: clear what is an essential service. And in the end
Speaker 2: mister Morrison made it crystal clear to save any more confusion.
Speaker 6: Now, if you ask me, who's an essential worker, someone
Speaker 6: who has a job. Everyone who has a job in
Speaker 6: this economy is an essential worker.
Speaker 2: Great, thank you, mister Morrison. It's all crystal clear.
Speaker 1: Christ John O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast.
Speaker 3: Patsy, I find it hilarious that in your news this
Speaker 3: morning you have that story about Geelong player Mark Blitzav's
Speaker 3: drawing a party over the weekend when Chris Scott he's
Speaker 3: tried there, Geelong coach has tried to do something really
Speaker 3: good for AFL and for his team, and he's pledged
Speaker 3: to go without pay for the whole year. Yet he
Speaker 3: doesn't make it into your us because one of his
Speaker 3: players is throwing a party over the weekend.
Speaker 2: Come fatter to the feedback, Jack, I mean nothing worse
Speaker 2: than when you make a really grand gesture and no
Speaker 2: one notices. It's the only way I can break it
Speaker 2: down is, you know when you put some money in
Speaker 2: that collective tip jar, but no one sees it, and
Speaker 2: so sometimes our tap it. Oh, I hope you will
Speaker 2: get a share of that.
Speaker 3: And Chris Scott's put his whole salary in the tip
Speaker 3: jar and no one's seen it.
Speaker 2: What an amazing gesture though, to be bigger than himself
Speaker 2: and think about the club, because yesterday you heard all
Speaker 2: the news about all the vermous clubs saying they're laying
Speaker 2: off you know, eighty ninety percent for people who've given
Speaker 2: their lives, you know a bit of in their years,
Speaker 2: you know who grew up as fans of the clubs
Speaker 2: as well. Really, I think then Chris Scott doing extramey
Speaker 2: thing one hundred percent pay cut, Yeah, that's amazing.
Speaker 3: He puts pressure on all the other coaches. Really, if
Speaker 3: I was a coach of another club, I would be
Speaker 3: looking at that going damn.
Speaker 2: It in at least in this line of work with
Speaker 2: the non altruistic people that are breakfast show hosts. I don't know.
Speaker 8: If Pangy Orfe or even me for all, going yeah,
Speaker 8: I'll kick back a bit to the company. I'm going
Speaker 8: to give you how you can get your quarantine nickname
Speaker 8: right now.
Speaker 2: So all we need to do is, it's just how
Speaker 2: you feel right now and the last thing you ate
Speaker 2: out of the cupboard. So for me, my quarantine nickname
Speaker 2: is sleepy Walnuts. I am sleepy walnuts. And yet that
Speaker 2: means I did have about the cup this morning, a
Speaker 2: handful of walnuts. Old school Jack, what's your quarantine nickname?
Speaker 3: I would be claustrophobic, chuck bits.
Speaker 2: Why are you feeling custaphobic right now?
Speaker 3: Oh? I haven't told you this yet, but you know
Speaker 3: how I put my bedroom mattresses up against the walls
Speaker 3: to make it soundproof in here. I thought it would
Speaker 3: go one better to put the mattress in front of
Speaker 3: the window to stop the sound of the street. So
Speaker 3: I've now got no natural light in here.
Speaker 2: That's the sort of thing you know. In gangster movies
Speaker 2: they called it going to the mattresses. They do in
Speaker 2: the God They could it go into the mattresses when
Speaker 2: they would have wars against each other and they would
Speaker 2: put all the mattresses up against the wall. Also, when
Speaker 2: you say the silence of the street. We are in
Speaker 2: a shutdown right now. There should be no noise out
Speaker 2: on the streets of Coburg, unless, of course it's hairdressers.
Speaker 2: But all the barrat in structures that live around your way,
Speaker 2: they'll all be indoors.
Speaker 3: The barret are indoors. But the train is still going about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So I mean, I mean otherwise, complete darkness except
Speaker 3: for one light above me.
Speaker 2: What an inspirational way for you to do a breakfast
Speaker 2: show today? It all right? So who are you? Your
Speaker 2: claustrophobic chalk bits?
Speaker 3: Alright, the cooking chocolate bits, all.
Speaker 2: Right, So I'm scared walnuts. We've also got claustrophobic chalk bits.
Speaker 2: And Pats is now going to join us. What's your
Speaker 2: quarantine nickname?
Speaker 5: My nickname is relaxed Pancakes.
Speaker 2: Do you know what that would be a great wrapper
Speaker 2: name for you, Patsy relaxed pancakes, pancakes. It's great, all right?
Speaker 2: Then give us a call now, nine for one, one,
Speaker 2: four to three to get your quarantine nickname. Share it
Speaker 2: with us on air. It's how you feel right now
Speaker 2: and the last thing you wait out of your cupboard.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Today's show should just point out slightly different. We weren't
Speaker 2: here yesterday and that was for one very as a
Speaker 2: safety reason. We found out yesterday on sorry, Monday evening.
Speaker 2: It's been so it's been a bit of a blur
Speaker 2: the last forty hours. Sorry. We found out Monday evening
Speaker 2: that a team member here had tested positive for coronavirus.
Speaker 2: And they are doing well. They're actually at home, they're
Speaker 2: not in hospital. They are very lucky, but they are
Speaker 2: doing very well. However, they did test positive and so
Speaker 2: we all had to stay away from the radio station yesterday,
Speaker 2: which was a smart and safe thing to do. And
Speaker 2: we're also observing the protocols have been given us by
Speaker 2: the health department today as well, which means it's just
Speaker 2: me in the studio. Outside the studio and the little
Speaker 2: gallery that looks into here is a very lonely a
Speaker 2: very lonely producer Brad who's stuck out there alone. Good morning, producer, Brad,
Speaker 2: and I I sure if you know that morning he
Speaker 2: doesn't know how the equipment works. Mine, are you lonely
Speaker 2: out there? I'm lonely in here. Ah, there's no one
Speaker 2: to chat with you is sorry. And then Jack and
Speaker 2: pats are working from home. So we've got Jack and Pats.
Speaker 2: We's got Collett and Rio our other producers, and Jamie,
Speaker 2: our video guy. They're all working from home as well.
Speaker 2: Collect and Rio are actually taking calls. I don't know
Speaker 2: he could do this. They're taking calls from home. They've
Speaker 2: got their own little phone system there. And then Jack
Speaker 2: is in his spare bedroom. Jack has got no light
Speaker 2: coming in, so he's in a kind of a cell
Speaker 2: doing the show today. And Patsy's out in Wearribee way
Speaker 2: out west, doing the news and doing the show with us.
Speaker 2: So this morning we're taking your quarantine nicknames, and that
Speaker 2: is how you're feeling right now. And the last thing
Speaker 2: you ate out of the cupboard. I am sleepy walnuts. Jack.
Speaker 3: I've got an update mine wall because I just had
Speaker 3: a banana. From now on, call me cramped banana.
Speaker 2: Cramped banana. Yeah, And Patsy, who.
Speaker 4: Are you relaxed pancake?
Speaker 2: Relax pancake? Christian, I am aky wheat Bits. That's my
Speaker 2: quarantine nickname, Akey Wheatbis. That's from Tom Christian Grumpy Noodles
Speaker 2: reporting in a lover I love grumpy noodles. That's great.
Speaker 2: Also good one to Paul who's listened to us at
Speaker 2: home pretending to be working, enjoying working from home because
Speaker 2: he can wear no pants while he's doing a zoom sessions.
Speaker 2: It's funny when you talk to men, a lot of
Speaker 2: them sort of when he asked how that's going from home,
Speaker 2: and they went, oh, I can wear track soup pants.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. It's amazing how so many of us success
Speaker 2: up life has been able to conduct your daily business everything, work, rest,
Speaker 2: and play in tracking pants. Paul is snotty burrito. Ray
Speaker 2: is optimistic sour dough, which I love. Optimistic sourdough sounds
Speaker 2: like an indie band name you'd hear on the double Jay.
Speaker 3: Can we pause on a burrito as well? At six
Speaker 3: fifty two am. That is a feat?
Speaker 2: Yeah, book Jack, do you know what we're in? Strange times?
Speaker 2: If someone wants to tuck into burrito right now to
Speaker 2: just to make them feel okay in these strange times,
Speaker 2: you enjoy that burrito. I'd love a Burta right now.
Speaker 2: So it's snotty burrito. We've got optimistic sourdough, horny biscuits. Oh,
Speaker 2: let's not do it on that one. And I also
Speaker 2: love this one from Lilian. She is Paranoid Popcorn. That's
Speaker 2: a heavy metal band, if optimistic Sourdough is an indie band,
Speaker 2: heavy metal band, Paranoid Popcorn. Let's go to the lines
Speaker 2: right now. So have you just see tuned in this
Speaker 2: show this morning? We're giving you your quarantine nickname. It's
Speaker 2: how you feel right now and the last thing you
Speaker 2: ate out of the cupboard, you're right, who's got a
Speaker 2: spare be retail on the go? In the cupboard you
Speaker 2: can shove in the microwave at ten percent. Anyway, it's
Speaker 2: got a Dylan right now. Good morning Dylan, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're good mate. Actually we're safe and well we're
Speaker 2: counting our blessings so we're good. And are you well mate?
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, I'm not too bad. My quarantine nickname is
Speaker 9: delirious Tuna.
Speaker 2: Who is beginning any day with tuna? What are you
Speaker 2: a cat?
Speaker 9: Uh no, it's kind of something just quick to grab
Speaker 9: and just smash down before running out the door to
Speaker 9: go to work.
Speaker 2: That is not the phrase. You smash it me. You
Speaker 2: don't smash tuna?
Speaker 10: Yeah, true, hell right, But I can't smash the beer before,
Speaker 10: you can't.
Speaker 2: It's it's the it's the go to alternative when you
Speaker 2: can't have you smash a can of tuna.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's it pretty much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were it was either Hero's Gold or Heroes Tuna.
Speaker 2: We didn't know which way to go with that. We
Speaker 2: made the wrong I think we did. Didn't get on you, Sorry,
Speaker 2: delirious tuna. Have a good day. Let's go to Fiona.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Fiona, morning, Christian.
Speaker 11: How are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm good you well, thanks for tuning in for
Speaker 2: the show today. So what's your quarantine nickname?
Speaker 9: My curR is happy Crumpet.
Speaker 2: That's one so far happy. I love a crumpet in
Speaker 2: the morning.
Speaker 9: Sorry, not like that chocolate crumpet. Oh there was such
Speaker 9: a thing, yeah, supermarket, I thowt It's like having a
Speaker 9: hot chocolate having a cormfort.
Speaker 2: It's like a lovely warm hug in the morning.
Speaker 1: Right, it is totally Yes, it is.
Speaker 3: Smash it down with some tuning and you'll be all good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, to have a good day, Stay safe. Thanks recording Karen.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: How are you. I'm good Karen. I hope you're well
Speaker 2: and Karen, thanks for tuning in this morning. What is
Speaker 2: your quarantine nickname?
Speaker 11: Mine is anxious weekbeaks.
Speaker 2: Anxious weekbeks. It's hard not to be anxious at moments,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 11: That's right? But thank God for you guys.
Speaker 2: Oh bless you Karen. That means a lot to us today.
Speaker 2: We had a scary kind of forty hours that could
Speaker 2: have been a lot worse, but it did rock on
Speaker 2: our little world and we are happy to be when
Speaker 2: I'm back here, Jackson his spare room and Patsy's in
Speaker 2: the spare bedroom.
Speaker 11: Yes, no, every day.
Speaker 2: Oh bless you, Karen, Thank you very much. Anxious weepbeks.
Speaker 2: Hopefully we can come you down for a bit. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's go to Donna.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Donna, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 2: Hey Donna, hope you're well. Thanks for tuning in. So
Speaker 2: what's your quarantine nickname?
Speaker 11: Don't you laugh? Saw what scissor hands biscuits? I know.
Speaker 2: You could tell those producers work in the magic with
Speaker 2: the callers. Put you through, Donna, what do you mean
Speaker 2: sauce is a hands biscuit?
Speaker 11: Okay, I've been working around the clock. By day, I'm
Speaker 11: working at Spring by Caravans and by night I'm making
Speaker 11: masks and my hands are so sore when I go
Speaker 11: to work, I can hardly use the computer now.
Speaker 2: And you're making homemade masks. Try and keep hoping him.
Speaker 2: What are you making them out of? What are you doing?
Speaker 11: Oh? I don't know if I'm supposed to tell you,
Speaker 11: but I'm an ex nurse, and I have contact with
Speaker 11: certain fabrics that they throw out in a hospital that
Speaker 11: works like a proper surgical mask. It's like sewing cardboard.
Speaker 2: Are you sure? Actually isn't just cardboard they're throwing out
Speaker 2: the hospital.
Speaker 11: But it's all stairisle And I'm giving them to as
Speaker 11: many old people as I can because they're the ones
Speaker 11: we need to look after.
Speaker 2: Are you making them in the evening to give away
Speaker 2: to people?
Speaker 11: So I went to be at one thirty last night.
Speaker 11: I'm up awake now ready to go to work, trying
Speaker 11: to get in the share one.
Speaker 2: This is amazing. Good on here is that Pinocchio making
Speaker 2: the old shoes.
Speaker 11: That's what you do, Darling, that's what to do.
Speaker 2: You got it, baby? All right? Then Donna take care?
Speaker 2: Good stuff, Thank you very much.
Speaker 9: Christian.
Speaker 1: Hello, Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 2: Breakfast Show podcast before we go crack on with today's show.
Speaker 2: Just a reason why we weren't here yesterday, it was
Speaker 2: for safety reasons. On Monday night, we found out that
Speaker 2: one of our team members here at Gold had tested
Speaker 2: positive for coronavirus. He wasn't feeling very well Friday Saturday,
Speaker 2: he started to come down with the symptoms for it.
Speaker 2: And if you are unsure and you think got the
Speaker 2: symptoms of the cough and he's struggling to breathe and
Speaker 2: you have a fever or anything like that, please call
Speaker 2: eighteen hundred and six seven five, three nine eight. And
Speaker 2: if you are really further down the line and you
Speaker 2: are struggling to breathe, then you call Triple zero. All
Speaker 2: these details you can find them online as well. They're
Speaker 2: on our website too. He did the right thing, it
Speaker 2: was tested, he tested positive, and obviously we went into
Speaker 2: a of emergency procedure where no one was allowed in
Speaker 2: the building yesterday. And that is why I'm in the
Speaker 2: building today. It's just me and producer Brad. I'm alone
Speaker 2: in the studio, keep myself a quarantine and isolated, so
Speaker 2: is producer Brad. Jack and Pats are doing that as well,
Speaker 2: which is why they are doing their bits from home today.
Speaker 2: So Jack is in his Jackie Roads Studios which has
Speaker 2: been converting, so it's ready with the mattresses up against
Speaker 2: the windows. For some reason in his spare room.
Speaker 3: Jack forgot to tell you as well, Christian, that because
Speaker 3: I have the instruments in here, I can link up
Speaker 3: the electronic drums or the electric guitar straight into the
Speaker 3: mix of that my microphone's attached to. So if you
Speaker 3: want pure audio straight from Jackie Road Studios at any time,
Speaker 3: just ask.
Speaker 2: All I would say is twenty twenty has been hard enough.
Speaker 2: Let's not let's not say, let's not hope, we don't
Speaker 2: ever you don't want live drums, let's not go to
Speaker 2: it yet. I'm not saying I'm not going to be
Speaker 2: as the next could of weeks go on and the
Speaker 2: world gets scary and scarier. If you ever tune in
Speaker 2: one one now and going Jack play the drums, no
Speaker 2: one's got better. It's our last post's last and perhaps
Speaker 2: he described the scene where you are now is the
Speaker 2: wear We love God and audio. They up now they've
Speaker 2: heard Mum doing the radio show from the home out
Speaker 2: Wearriby for the last.
Speaker 5: Hour literally just as you've said that, Hey baby girl,
Speaker 5: good morning, you're up and away. Did you have a
Speaker 5: good sleep? Say hey boys, No, all right, that's good.
Speaker 5: So they're up and about, up and about at seven.
Speaker 2: Lovely, okay, So we're all safe. And I should just
Speaker 2: say the person did test positive. He is doing very
Speaker 2: very well. He's recurring very well. Is actually at home
Speaker 2: and the ladies says yesterday evening as well that he's
Speaker 2: actually feeling a lot better than he did that the weekend.
Speaker 2: So at the moment, Touchwood, he's doing very well. All right. Then,
Speaker 2: So last week the show, this time last week, we
Speaker 2: were chatting to a wonderful listener called Belinda, and she
Speaker 2: was telling us about a song that she heard in
Speaker 2: the nineties and a nightclub in burning and she's tried
Speaker 2: for years in years to try and guess what it was,
Speaker 2: and somehow one of you recognized the song. And I've
Speaker 2: got a whole LOLd of emails that we're going to
Speaker 2: be working through the next couple weeks of some of
Speaker 2: you who are trying to see if you can use
Speaker 2: the service now to try and guess what songs are
Speaker 2: gone EMA from Michael Christian. I've been searching for a
Speaker 2: song for thirteen years. I've googled it, I've gone into
Speaker 2: Facebook groups. The lyrics go like this.
Speaker 7: Is this how it ends? Can't be how it ends?
Speaker 7: If you think we're breaking up this, um, it's not over.
Speaker 7: It's not over. So if you say good, I break
Speaker 7: right down and without you.
Speaker 2: And he guesses team.
Speaker 3: He's whispering the same way Pats is in use this morning.
Speaker 4: It's fatally familiar. But I can't put my finger on it.
Speaker 2: No, that's really helpful to female. She's still got it
Speaker 2: life and wearribe. He says it was a female singer
Speaker 2: in the vein of in the vein of Belinda Carlisle,
Speaker 2: and he's been searching for it for thirteen years. He's
Speaker 2: on the line now, Michael. Yes, Michael, we're going to
Speaker 2: do everything we can. We're going to use the collective
Speaker 2: brain power of our listeners as well. So give us
Speaker 2: a little bit more detail them. When was the last
Speaker 2: time you heard it?
Speaker 9: Around about thirteen years ago?
Speaker 2: Yep, and on Walworths Radio. That's correct, Yes, amazing. Okay,
Speaker 2: So you think it's kind of like a Blinda Carlisle
Speaker 2: sort of eighty sound to it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's got that kind of vibe to it. I'm
Speaker 9: not sure if it was Cyndy Lauper or Blinda Carlor,
Speaker 9: but it's kind of like one of those sort of artists.
Speaker 2: And when you say your emails and you've gone on
Speaker 2: Facebook groups, what kind of Facebook groups have you gone on?
Speaker 9: I went on to marketplace groups.
Speaker 2: That's been I haven't got any questions about your martacue.
Speaker 2: But what song is this? Phil's like we're breaking out?
Speaker 2: Is there? Because I remember a couple of different Facebook
Speaker 2: groups they're brittany, But is there one called I can't
Speaker 2: remember the name of this song?
Speaker 9: No, there isn't. But I actually had a lot of
Speaker 9: people try and know me, which is really good, and
Speaker 9: they were stumped. They couldn't actually figure out what it was.
Speaker 9: The actually thought I was making it up.
Speaker 3: So the obviest question is why having you tried googling
Speaker 3: the lyrics or does that yield no results?
Speaker 9: No results. I'll try googling the lyrics. I'll put exactly
Speaker 9: those lyrics in different type, different all of them and
Speaker 9: some parts of them, and they came up with different songs,
Speaker 9: and I thought maybe they were it, and I tried
Speaker 9: youtubing it and they just never came up. So I
Speaker 9: just haven't been able to find it.
Speaker 2: All right, Michael, one more time than please, if you
Speaker 2: could do your best kind of rendition of this unknown song?
Speaker 9: Is this how it can't be? How it is? If
Speaker 9: you think we're breaking up this time, it's not over.
Speaker 9: It's not over. So if you say good by, a
Speaker 9: break right down and time.
Speaker 2: Jack the drums the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast. We're
Speaker 2: trying to help Michael out. He's trying to remember the
Speaker 2: name of a song. He's been doing this for the
Speaker 2: last thirteen years. We're seeing if any of you know
Speaker 2: what song this is. Here are the lyrics according to Michael.
Speaker 7: Is this how it ends? Can't be how it ends?
Speaker 7: If you think we're breaking up this time, it's not over.
Speaker 7: It's not over. So if you say good bad a
Speaker 7: break right down and with.
Speaker 3: A you.
Speaker 2: Gotta be honest, right, it feels less of a song
Speaker 2: more of a sort of one am voicemail, A jilted
Speaker 2: X guy.
Speaker 3: Leaves something about you.
Speaker 7: This is how it goes.
Speaker 3: So we'll be presented in court exhibit A.
Speaker 12: Is this howds Michael, you are to stay no more
Speaker 12: than five hundred meters away from Susan, let's kept Michael
Speaker 12: back up, Michael, yep.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. So when you serious you are trying to
Speaker 2: remember a song for such a long time, it comes
Speaker 2: to point where have you started to actually query if
Speaker 2: you ever had it, actually heard it, and you've just
Speaker 2: let your mind's made it up somehow.
Speaker 9: I really don't think that's possible with me. I'm not
Speaker 9: that creative.
Speaker 3: Okay, I gotta say, Michael, it does sound familiar, but
Speaker 3: not enough for me to grab onto what it is.
Speaker 9: I've had a lot of people say that though it's
Speaker 9: just I'm hoping someone it they will surely know, like
Speaker 9: I've never heard on the radio even in since then,
Speaker 9: So it's really park.
Speaker 2: I'm worried that if Jack did get somebody might start
Speaker 2: to mood along with some of those musical equipment at
Speaker 2: home that is dangerously close, dangerously close to breakfast.
Speaker 3: Microphone break class. Instead, in case of emergency, the drums
Speaker 3: are here, the guitar is here when you need it.
Speaker 2: Hey, pray pudd that this year doesn't reduce us to
Speaker 2: using any of those for a live session from release
Speaker 2: to sounds. All right, we've got some guesses. Let's say
Speaker 2: some guesses, right, now let's go to Carolyn Summary. Good morning, Carol,
Speaker 2: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 11: How are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm okay, Caroen. I hope you're well this morning.
Speaker 2: So let's try to help Michael out. Have you got
Speaker 2: any ideas?
Speaker 10: I've got to major think it might be Ingrid Andrews
Speaker 10: more hearts than mine. She only made about four or
Speaker 10: five songs.
Speaker 2: Michael, you've heard of Ingrid Andrews. It's not your exit
Speaker 2: it you've been made this song before.
Speaker 9: I actually haven't.
Speaker 2: Actually, no, all right, let's have a listen to this.
Speaker 2: I've any of you guys ever heard of it? Ingrid Andrews.
Speaker 4: No, No, I'm stumped.
Speaker 2: All right, let's have a listen to this.
Speaker 1: I guess I've betony. She falls in love a little faster.
Speaker 1: You get anything, Michael, unfortunately not No.
Speaker 2: Still a cold CA so far. Carol, Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for trying. Mate.
Speaker 3: Thank you with the lyrics of that song. Essentially, if
Speaker 3: I bring you home to my mum, she'll fall in
Speaker 3: love with you than.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. She only did four songs. Well,
Speaker 2: I think the world went enough of those creepy songs Ingrid. Enough.
Speaker 2: Let's go to Kim. I think we've got Kim on
Speaker 2: the night now, Kim, good morning, Hi, Hello Kim. What
Speaker 2: do you think the song is? Mate?
Speaker 9: Is it? It's not over till it over by the motel?
Speaker 2: And how does that go?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 7: I don't know, but I know this if I heard
Speaker 7: it again, I know it right?
Speaker 2: So what's the song? I see if we can grab
Speaker 2: it in the ambreak it's it's not over till it's
Speaker 2: over by the motel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the christ John O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Michael, you're ready for some more guesses your phone? Right? Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, let's go to Kim's back. She gets something
Speaker 2: by the motels. Kim, Yes, I found your clip? All right,
Speaker 2: this is Michael. Is it this by the motels? Kim
Speaker 2: suggested this The lyrics match like an identic kit. Is
Speaker 2: that the song you've been looking for?
Speaker 9: I wish I could say yes.
Speaker 2: It's a challenge, very close, very close with the lyrics, Kim.
Speaker 2: Nice suggestion. Almost there, but not the right one. Thanks?
Speaker 2: Thanks you guess?
Speaker 1: No, thanks guys, take care.
Speaker 2: Of a good day, Mick. But then how I'm good Mick? Okay,
Speaker 2: what's your guess?
Speaker 9: I think it's Grace, It's not over.
Speaker 2: What a tune. This is a big hit in the
Speaker 2: late nineties. I think I remember this, this is the song,
Speaker 2: but we're been doing it on Walworth Radio thirteen years ago. Michael,
Speaker 2: it's not the one, is it.
Speaker 9: It's not, but it is a good song.
Speaker 2: It is a good song. Nice. Well, for now, Michael,
Speaker 2: we're going to have to leave this one as a
Speaker 2: cold case. But you never know. Someone over the next
Speaker 2: couple of days it might jog their memory, but for
Speaker 2: now we don't. We don't have the song, but the
Speaker 2: search will continue.
Speaker 9: Okay, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: All right, buddy, take care, have a good day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So we weren't here yesterday doing the show. The show
Speaker 2: was pre recorded one that was especially put together just
Speaker 2: in case, and as I was putting it to the together,
Speaker 2: I thought, I don't think we'll ever be using this,
Speaker 2: but we did have to use that, and it was
Speaker 2: put together just in case. What happened Monday night when
Speaker 2: we've got a phone call saying that one of the
Speaker 2: team here on this radio station. It is a small
Speaker 2: dedicated team here as well, but one of the team
Speaker 2: tested positive for coronavirus and so obviously we were not
Speaker 2: allowed back into work yesterday, where we worked out what
Speaker 2: is the safest way to still carry on doing the
Speaker 2: shows for you guys, and also make sure that we're
Speaker 2: safe and we're not infecting each other and anybody else
Speaker 2: out there as well, like care workers or our families too.
Speaker 2: So I'll be honest with you, it was terrifying getting
Speaker 2: the phone call as soon as I found out that
Speaker 2: the person who we worked with very closely was safe
Speaker 2: and well, he's recovering very very well, and he's very lucky.
Speaker 2: Actually so far, he's feeling better than he did at
Speaker 2: the weekend, and he did the right thing and he
Speaker 2: got tested, which is what we should all do. But
Speaker 2: you know, I had to go and tell my wife
Speaker 2: and kids, and they were crying. We were all scared,
Speaker 2: and it suddenly felt there's this big scary thing on
Speaker 2: the news, which you kind of have to kid yourself
Speaker 2: at the moment, and we are okay at the moment,
Speaker 2: until you're not okay. But suddenly it came crashing into
Speaker 2: our tiny little world, and it really, really, really really
Speaker 2: was terrifying. It's how quick it is all happening at
Speaker 2: the moment, and for an hour or two. It was
Speaker 2: really just hard to have these conversations, you know, with
Speaker 2: your kids who are teenagers and they see too many
Speaker 2: images now on their phones. Yesterday we were still talking
Speaker 2: about it as well. We're trying to reassure them that
Speaker 2: it was going to be okay. But then I've since
Speaker 2: Monday night, I've been sleeping in the spare room and
Speaker 2: keeping away from them, not eating together, and it's been
Speaker 2: really hard. We've been having conversations, saying good night to
Speaker 2: each other from about ten feet away. It's been really
Speaker 2: really strange. So Jack and pats just to keep each
Speaker 2: other safe. We are all in different locations at the moment.
Speaker 2: I'm here at the radio station with only producer Brad,
Speaker 2: and Jack is in his Jackie Road studios a spare bedroom,
Speaker 2: and Patsy's in the third bedroom doing news and sporting
Speaker 2: bedroom bedroom. Hey get you adding werribee out in the compound.
Speaker 2: Extravagant get away for the windows, alady, just because I'm
Speaker 2: distracted doing the news. No daylight in the.
Speaker 4: House, so it being very quiet.
Speaker 2: Why we were in these extraordinary times that we're going
Speaker 2: to be in over the next couple of weeks and beyond.
Speaker 2: I was thinking maybe you want to take part on this.
Speaker 2: I'd love you to record a daily little diary, whether
Speaker 2: it's an audio diary on your phone or a video,
Speaker 2: whatever is easiest for you, something easy to do every day,
Speaker 2: because actually we document so much of our lives. You
Speaker 2: know what we're up to. If you look on your phones,
Speaker 2: you've got thousands of photos you know of stuff you've done,
Speaker 2: you know in your lives. I think we should start
Speaker 2: documenting what it's going to be like to go through
Speaker 2: the next couple of weeks. These are extraordinary times. It's
Speaker 2: like nothing we've ever been before. We've got no frame
Speaker 2: of reference with what this is. And it's happening globally,
Speaker 2: it's happening on our doorstep and happening in our radio
Speaker 2: station on Monday night. So document it. Just leave it
Speaker 2: at all thirty or forty second voice smail if you want,
Speaker 2: and send it over to me, and I want to
Speaker 2: hear how you're getting on. You know, your little minor wins,
Speaker 2: your small wins, the bits you're struggling with all of it.
Speaker 2: At the end of this, you'll also have your own
Speaker 2: kind of little thing you can put together as a
Speaker 2: kind of mini documentary. Five ten fifteen years from now,
Speaker 2: you know, we'll all be talking about twenty twenty and
Speaker 2: what it was like to actually live through this. So anyway,
Speaker 2: I've started haveing a little go at this. Obviously, in
Speaker 2: my house, you got two teenagers. They conned me over
Speaker 2: the weekend into getting a cat. It's tough to motivate teenagers.
Speaker 2: But I'm doing a great job. The atmosphere is great
Speaker 2: at the moment. This is Monday night, when I thought
Speaker 2: would be a bonding experience to build a cat house together.
Speaker 2: Let's build this cat tower together. No, it's not going
Speaker 2: very well. We've only been in the house eight hours.
Speaker 2: No did you hear that? No? Just to know. So
Speaker 2: this is my fifteen year old Ruby. This is my
Speaker 2: fifty year old Ruby, leaving her diary yesterday with me. Okay, Ruby,
Speaker 2: how's it been? The last two days?
Speaker 13: I've had the online school on zoom and this morning
Speaker 13: I had drama and we did a performance.
Speaker 2: How do you do a performance online?
Speaker 7: Wow?
Speaker 13: It was a wedding, so I was getting married and
Speaker 13: then I got punched via zoom. So that's pretty fun.
Speaker 2: But that what does that mean?
Speaker 13: So like they like punch and then you like pretend.
Speaker 13: Oh no, I've just been slapped.
Speaker 2: What kind of performances this with domestic violence?
Speaker 13: We're doing comedia, so like slapstick but on zoom and
Speaker 13: Larry was just sat on the whole time.
Speaker 2: Why don't you tell them who Larry is.
Speaker 13: Larry is the Siberian cat. He's four months old, but
Speaker 13: he's like pretty big. Yeah, he's really cute.
Speaker 2: Yep, so she's got the cat. She's happy. Then Lois
Speaker 2: has already worked out how to stick it to the man.
Speaker 2: This is a scary thing right now. This is my
Speaker 2: thirteen year old her experience.
Speaker 4: So yesterday was good.
Speaker 14: I it was fun because we had online school and
Speaker 14: you could just like pretend that you couldn't hear the
Speaker 14: teacher because of like your connect. Internet next really good
Speaker 14: and if you just turn your camera, if you could
Speaker 14: go to sleep.
Speaker 2: So that was fine family.
Speaker 14: And then today I got so bored that I dyed
Speaker 14: my hair. But like in all and all, I get
Speaker 14: to sleep longer, I haven't got to work us hard,
Speaker 14: haven't got to get up to go to school, and
Speaker 14: like it's just good. The only bad thing is that
Speaker 14: I cast with my friends, but I wouldn't have seen
Speaker 14: them that much anyway because I like school.
Speaker 2: Do you mean your boyfriend? You've got to cut this out.
Speaker 14: I if you put the celmaries so angry, he's for
Speaker 14: my boyfriend?
Speaker 4: Can you put this incident?
Speaker 14: Everyone knows he's not my boyfriend because you're saying it's
Speaker 14: my word, but it's.
Speaker 2: Not songs a little bit, deny.
Speaker 4: It's not my boyfriend.
Speaker 7: He's not.
Speaker 2: I swear we're just cool. Thank you for clearing that up. Yeah,
Speaker 2: awkward at the end. At the end, I think I
Speaker 2: forgot to take that bit out. Naughty dad just spritt
Speaker 2: a strange time. So anyway, we started our diaries. If
Speaker 2: you do want to do it, you just record it
Speaker 2: on your phone you find out and leave a voice
Speaker 2: not if you want to do a video one whatever.
Speaker 2: It's easy for you. Just thirty forty seconds, no more
Speaker 2: than a minute, day by day. How you're all getting
Speaker 2: on you need something to do anyway, then you just
Speaker 2: email it over to me Christian at gold one oh
Speaker 2: four to three dot com dot au guys was naturally
Speaker 2: here and how Lois has already just worked out how
Speaker 2: to just put it on mute.
Speaker 3: I mean, I'm going to start employing that here, Christian,
Speaker 3: can you hear no? Jack come in from his home bedroom.
Speaker 3: I can hear them. I'll come back.
Speaker 2: We'll get Jackie Boy's diary next.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So yesterday evening we had an extraordinary press conference in
Speaker 2: Scott Morrison. You know, did we ever think you'd ever
Speaker 2: hear a leader detailing how many people you can have
Speaker 2: at the hairdressers and also how many people can have
Speaker 2: it a wedding, how many people can be at a funeral.
Speaker 2: But that is what is happening right now around the
Speaker 2: world and now here in Australia as well. So we're
Speaker 2: asking to join us in these changing and at times
Speaker 2: scary but also still hopes. Still otimism as well, there
Speaker 2: has to be there is and positivity too, and hopefully
Speaker 2: we're adding to that in our own little way during
Speaker 2: this show while we're on air. Through this it's to
Speaker 2: make a daily little diary, just thirty seconds, one minute
Speaker 2: with your kids, by yourself, just let us know how
Speaker 2: you are and then we can all get through it
Speaker 2: together and you can document what is going on. It
Speaker 2: might it might help in some small way and anything
Speaker 2: you can do, any little, one degree that you can
Speaker 2: move it towards your way. To just try and get
Speaker 2: through the day with some new daily different activities would
Speaker 2: be be great for all of us. So when you
Speaker 2: do them, email me Christian at gold one A four
Speaker 2: to three dot com dot au jack take us through
Speaker 2: your the last forty eight hours for you mate.
Speaker 3: Well with my wife and I mention proper self isolation,
Speaker 3: we have started the husband and wife band, which I
Speaker 3: mentioned on Monday. We had our second rehearsal yesterday, inspired
Speaker 3: by Remember On Monday we spoke to Duncan the Corona Monster,
Speaker 3: who was singing TV theme tunes for everybody from the UK,
Speaker 3: so we decided to do the Friends TV theme and
Speaker 3: what I documented last night was our rehearsal and then
Speaker 3: the band essentially splitting up. Let me first play it
Speaker 3: to you where the song got.
Speaker 2: We're not even at eight am on a Wednesday. The
Speaker 2: Beatles still manage to knock out a couple of an
Speaker 2: amazing hours before they broke up. You haven't you haven't
Speaker 2: made anything together.
Speaker 3: You'll hear the mess we made of doing the Friends
Speaker 3: theme song, and then I'll update you on the aftermath
Speaker 3: of the rehearsal. All faster Pasa pasta passa pasta passa
Speaker 3: passa pasa.
Speaker 2: Okay, banging those skins, She's just get on the drums.
Speaker 3: No, drummers don't wear finger.
Speaker 2: This is friend.
Speaker 3: Terrible.
Speaker 2: Oh it sounds too very Nia McCartney there, So what
Speaker 2: broke up the band?
Speaker 3: So that was one of about, honestly seventeen takes and
Speaker 3: I was not I was taking it what Bianca thought
Speaker 3: a little bit too seriously because I didn't want to
Speaker 3: play something on the radio show that sounded terrible.
Speaker 2: Oh, it doesn't stop me before.
Speaker 3: So we left in a tiff and I didn't see
Speaker 3: her for an hour. We went to other ends of
Speaker 3: the house, and then an hour later I caught up
Speaker 3: with her. And this is our audio diary from the
Speaker 3: catch up post band rehearsal. To be honest, what did
Speaker 3: you think of the band's second day of being a band?
Speaker 14: I thought it was fun until someone I thought we
Speaker 14: saw taking it too seriously?
Speaker 2: What does that mean that we.
Speaker 14: Can try it again if you're in a good mood.
Speaker 3: I was in a good mood.
Speaker 1: We just didn't sound good.
Speaker 14: No, you didn't sound good because you were being pessimistic
Speaker 14: and you had no energy in it.
Speaker 3: I put energy ink.
Speaker 2: I just didn't hear the notes right every time it
Speaker 2: sounds like one of our post.
Speaker 14: Note to change the song, but change that attitude for sure.
Speaker 2: I love you, Oh, come back to a place of love.
Speaker 2: And then they add pancakes.
Speaker 3: But the band is on a small hiatus while we
Speaker 3: decide how to move forward.
Speaker 2: Can I please ask you go back in the studio
Speaker 2: today and have another go at the Friend's theme tune?
Speaker 2: I actually want to hear the rest of that highly
Speaker 2: amped up theme tune version of Friends? Please? Can you
Speaker 2: do another one for tomorrow's show.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's in my register, not.
Speaker 2: Many songs are, but please, can we get the band back?
Speaker 2: What's the band called?
Speaker 3: By the way, we don't have a band name. If
Speaker 3: anyone wants to suggest a band name. At the moment,
Speaker 3: we don't even have a.
Speaker 1: Band The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: All right, So thank you very much, by the way,
Speaker 2: to Catherine just sent us a lovely text just to
Speaker 2: say she's glad to show's back, glad we're all safe,
Speaker 2: and to thanks for doing what we're doing. I really
Speaker 2: appreciate that today because last night I couldn't sleep when
Speaker 2: I was really worried because we're all in different locations
Speaker 2: with the I don't want to call it magic. Whatever
Speaker 2: it is that we have together, it ain't magic. Whatever
Speaker 2: it is that we have together, would it still be there?
Speaker 2: But I'm very, very lucky that whatever he has still
Speaker 2: hopefully working with Jack and Coburg and Pats. I didn't
Speaker 2: even where Pats is, I mean trying to speak to
Speaker 2: her down the line, but there from here?
Speaker 1: Now where have you been?
Speaker 4: I just had to do something for the news.
Speaker 2: Sorry. I was worried that the line of falling over
Speaker 2: or some workman out of where to put a shovel
Speaker 2: through the the compound suppli and the backup generator. There'd
Speaker 2: been a security breach out of the David Koresh compound
Speaker 2: that you live in.
Speaker 4: Ah No, I'm here all.
Speaker 2: Right, guys. You're doing a great job. Well done. All right,
Speaker 2: So what we're going to do now? They last off
Speaker 2: and now I've been telling you what's been going with
Speaker 2: us for the last forty eight hours and why there
Speaker 2: was no show yesterday, and that won the Gold team
Speaker 2: had tested positive for coronavirus over the weekend. He is
Speaker 2: doing very well. It's actually a lot better than today.
Speaker 2: I've just heard from his systant the show, and he's
Speaker 2: doing very well, for a lot better than he did
Speaker 2: that the weekend when he did the right thing and
Speaker 2: rung the hotline to say that he was having symptoms
Speaker 2: and the rest they got him tested and did the
Speaker 2: right thing. And the emergency services here and the healthcare
Speaker 2: people and the care workers are doing an amazing job
Speaker 2: right now. So if you work in those industries, thank
Speaker 2: you very much for all the work that you're doing
Speaker 2: as well. But because we've been talking about us and
Speaker 2: what's been going on with us overloads half an hour,
Speaker 2: I really want to know how you guys are doing.
Speaker 2: So it's just a question right now. I've just checking
Speaker 2: in to see how are you actually doing. It's Wednesday.
Speaker 2: We've had this for a couple of days now. Who
Speaker 2: is doing and what are you doing to keep okay?
Speaker 2: To look after yourself? Who is struggling at the moment,
Speaker 2: maybe trying to have zoom meetings conference calls from home.
Speaker 2: I had a first experience of what some of you
Speaker 2: be going through yesterday we are to have a way
Speaker 2: too long, a way too long conference call obviously just
Speaker 2: checking for safety. That was okay for us to come
Speaker 2: back into the station. Who would be coming in. Chat
Speaker 2: would be at home, Patsy be at home, I'd be here.
Speaker 2: Who'll be here with me? I mustn't have any contact
Speaker 2: with them, and I haven't. And so but that conference
Speaker 2: call with Gav and Huggy bosses, ohs, how did it
Speaker 2: go on for?
Speaker 3: Well, it took fifteen minutes just to get started. Everybody
Speaker 3: going out? How do I turn the camera on? You
Speaker 3: guys hearing me? Am I hearing you?
Speaker 2: And also right, I know that two senior management members
Speaker 2: muted their microphones so they could go and get the oven.
Speaker 2: Man turned up for our boss Sue during that call,
Speaker 2: and she had to mute it again because her cat
Speaker 2: was about to jump over the wall. And I don't
Speaker 2: know if you heard. At one point, I'd here's some yelling,
Speaker 2: and I wondered who she was yelling at? And I
Speaker 2: rang her afterwards that what was the yelling at your angement?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 2: The cat was trying to escape? This is what people
Speaker 2: be doing where they try and conduct business from home
Speaker 2: with zoom where they got all the home distractions. We're
Speaker 2: not set up at the moment are we to have
Speaker 2: these home offices? So anyway, how are you guys doing?
Speaker 2: Who is doing okay? Who's finding it hard? How are
Speaker 2: you guys doing so far with what's going on? Let
Speaker 2: me know the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: We're asking you, how are you doing this morning? How
Speaker 2: has your week been so far? What are you struggling
Speaker 2: with with all this? What's going well? What do you
Speaker 2: found that's working for you? Nine four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three anything you want to share? Christian, My
Speaker 2: name is James. Listen to the show right now live
Speaker 2: in Seattle. Obviously scary time for us in America. Listen
Speaker 2: to the show every day and podcast. Today is the
Speaker 2: first time I've ever been able to listen live as
Speaker 2: I'm temporarily working second shift because Seattle, like Melbourne, is
Speaker 2: now on a lockdown. I work for an aerospace company.
Speaker 2: We fall into essential business category and like Barrey in Melbourne,
Speaker 2: so it's business as usual for me. For me, the
Speaker 2: toughest part of what's going on right now has not
Speaker 2: been able to fly back to the UK if anything
Speaker 2: happens to mom and dad. But I guess you're feeling
Speaker 2: the same thing as well. Yeah, James, member WiFi. But
Speaker 2: thank you to you and the team for doing everything
Speaker 2: you're doing. I will be leaving you a thirty second
Speaker 2: diary for the show for tomorrow. James and Seattle. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much for that. Let's go to Luke. Good morning, Luke. Hi, guys,
Speaker 2: how are we Yeah, we're pretty good, Luke. Actually we're okay. Luke,
Speaker 2: how are you getting on so far?
Speaker 10: Well? I work at Bunnings and the amount of disrespectful
Speaker 10: inpatient people coming through is disgusting. We are run off
Speaker 10: our feet. We are trying our best understand that everyone,
Speaker 10: and for those that are giving us respect and that
Speaker 10: are being patient, we can't thank you enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't stand It was in the supermarket the
Speaker 2: other day, and I just I know. We're all scared,
Speaker 2: right we are. We're scared, but there's still we're still
Speaker 2: going to remember to be kind because you guys, everyone,
Speaker 2: whether you're in you know, Woolworths, Coals, Bunnings, you're all
Speaker 2: just trying to do the best you can in the
Speaker 2: same situation we're all in. There is no excuse to
Speaker 2: be rude to anyone or short with them, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it must be a really stressful environment to
Speaker 2: we work in it at times, Luke, it really is.
Speaker 10: And Fly.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry you're really struggling at the moment, Luke, thanks
Speaker 2: for sharing it with us, Mate.
Speaker 10: As a struggle to part of people being rude. We
Speaker 10: are trying. We are definitely trying one hundred percent and
Speaker 10: trying not to have a breakdown is impossible. We're worth
Speaker 10: colds any retail worker. We are trying our best.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you really are, mate, And what are you doing
Speaker 2: to get some support because you guys are out in
Speaker 2: the front line.
Speaker 10: You know, we just lean on each other at work.
Speaker 10: We get together and support each other.
Speaker 2: You know, because I think as much as we've got
Speaker 2: to be very very cautious and smartly cautious about the
Speaker 2: danger from coronavirus, the danger that our mental health with
Speaker 2: all the fear and paranoria and anxiety and you know
Speaker 2: what you're going through, Luke as well, we need to
Speaker 2: There's a kind of two pandemics, isn't there. There's the
Speaker 2: one from coronavirus, but there's the the one from the
Speaker 2: anxiety and the stress that this is causing.
Speaker 10: All of us were there certainly is And I don't
Speaker 10: know how people can go home and feel good about
Speaker 10: themselves making others feel like rubbish and sending them home
Speaker 10: in tears or making me feel as little as anything.
Speaker 10: Like I understand people are losing their jobs and all that,
Speaker 10: but there's no excuse to come in and be rude
Speaker 10: or think that you're you're you're the one that should
Speaker 10: be served first. There is lines, there is self distancing
Speaker 10: but in place, and you've got people that won't respect that. Like,
Speaker 10: if you're not going to respect that, we won't serve
Speaker 10: you then.
Speaker 2: And I'm guessing, Luke, that you aren't the only one
Speaker 2: that be feeling this.
Speaker 10: No, the whole team is like the whole team. I
Speaker 10: just don't get what people don't understand about respect the team,
Speaker 10: Like we're there to help you. If you're not going
Speaker 10: to support us and respect us, don't expect service.
Speaker 2: Yeah. The only way, the only way we're going to
Speaker 2: get through this, Luke, is by being kind to ourselves
Speaker 2: and each other. That is the only way we're going
Speaker 2: to be able to get through this.
Speaker 10: One hundred stick together, like we've never been through this,
Speaker 10: No one's been through this. Well, we're all This is
Speaker 10: a learning kip.
Speaker 9: For us all.
Speaker 2: And so are you back at work today or have
Speaker 2: you just finished? What's it?
Speaker 10: I'm just a bit the start work, but we're all
Speaker 10: working over time and putting ourselves at risk to help
Speaker 10: the communities.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, Louke, I really appreciate the courage and bravior
Speaker 2: that you've show and given us a call this morning.
Speaker 2: And you know, there are a lot of people listen
Speaker 2: to this show. Maybe we've all fall and guilty over
Speaker 2: the last couple of days, have been short with someone
Speaker 2: and just in that moment trying to get what we
Speaker 2: think we need urgently to get through this and maybe
Speaker 2: your words. You never know who might be listening right now,
Speaker 2: but I bet everyone who is listening has thought about
Speaker 2: this in a very very different way. And you know,
Speaker 2: just we all struggles and speaking for people in different
Speaker 2: industries who are meeting members of the public who are
Speaker 2: stressed and getting a bit angry. In short with you,
Speaker 2: just handborn is to just take a breath and just
Speaker 2: remind us that everyone is just trying to do the
Speaker 2: best at moment to getting through these extraordinary days one
Speaker 2: hundred percent.
Speaker 10: And then you get her good customers who are giving
Speaker 10: you great words wisdom, man, that's what we want. It
Speaker 10: makes you feel that little bit better.
Speaker 2: Well, if you listen to this show, you've got a
Speaker 2: decent heart. And if you've got a decent heart today,
Speaker 2: if you're in Bunnings or you come across anyone in
Speaker 2: any who's serving you or trying to do their best,
Speaker 2: say thank you for doing what you're doing. That's what
Speaker 2: we should be doing today. Do want that little one
Speaker 2: apt But Louke, I hope you're okay today, mate, I
Speaker 2: really really, I really appreciate you trusting us with what's
Speaker 2: going on. Is it will really help, mate, because you
Speaker 2: never know who's going to listen. And I know that
Speaker 2: everyone who is listening right now will think about how
Speaker 2: they behave today. Yes, well I.
Speaker 10: Hope they do think about their actions before they lash
Speaker 10: over a someone.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, Luke, I hope you're getting the support
Speaker 2: you need as well. Thank you very much for giving
Speaker 2: me a call. And I hope today is a bit
Speaker 2: kind to.
Speaker 10: You, mate, hopefully.
Speaker 2: Thank you guys, all right, take care.
Speaker 1: Look look Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: I love hearing the noises Jack working from home, Patsy
Speaker 2: working at home. You can hear the occasional train go live,
Speaker 2: Jack's face.
Speaker 1: Chair.
Speaker 2: It's the squeaky chair, is it? Perhaps this keeps we're
Speaker 2: on a kind of instant message Microsoft teams thing. So
Speaker 2: we're talking to each other. I've got you know, Brad
Speaker 2: is the other side of the glass looking into me.
Speaker 2: We're nowhere near each other for safety reasons. And Jack
Speaker 2: is in Coburg and with the home studio, and Patsy's
Speaker 2: obviously way out west in Werribee. But well, we keep
Speaker 2: hearing on the message from Patsy's about that flipping squeaky chair.
Speaker 5: My husband works at office works and he can't even
Speaker 5: get a decent office chair.
Speaker 4: This thing is a piece of crap.
Speaker 2: Oh dare you? That guy is twenty nineteen office Works
Speaker 2: Salesman of the Year.
Speaker 4: It's driving me insane. It's going on the rubbish shape.
Speaker 2: After the show, I haven't heard a squeak out the chair.
Speaker 2: I keep hearing you kicking something. What are you kicking
Speaker 2: their hire?
Speaker 5: I'm kicking in with me.
Speaker 2: No one of you is kicking something. No, they're going
Speaker 2: to meeting after the show to identify the kicker. We'll
Speaker 2: be back on that conference call today. All right, today's
Speaker 2: time wasters moving early. We're finishing the show at nine today.
Speaker 2: We need to rush out to Werribee to sort that
Speaker 2: squeaky chair out, get some oil out.
Speaker 3: You need that WD forty that Christian has every day
Speaker 3: microphone there.
Speaker 2: All right, So with the ongoing news this week, what
Speaker 2: a surprise turns out there won't be the Olympics this year.
Speaker 2: You figure what took them so along? Even Australia did
Speaker 2: the right thing. We're going guys, just why do you
Speaker 2: spend ages working us out? We're done. There's no way
Speaker 2: we're getting on a plane with all our best athletes
Speaker 2: and putting their safety in the fans in danger. We're
Speaker 2: not coming. So Han's off to Australia this week for
Speaker 2: actually taking the decision. Maybe it was also he didn't
Speaker 2: have too many gold medal hopes, right, But no, no,
Speaker 2: I think you're doing the right thing for safety.
Speaker 3: What can we What can we do if there's no Olympics.
Speaker 3: We can't just send ours over to Japan anyway and
Speaker 3: go swim in their pools. Even if there's no Olympics,
Speaker 3: you can win.
Speaker 2: It's funny to thing I reckon, we should try and
Speaker 2: round up who are the best Olympians that we're going
Speaker 2: to be going out that live here in Melbourne and
Speaker 2: host our own safe Who knows what we're going to
Speaker 2: be like by them, but Safeian Olympics quarantine home Olympics
Speaker 2: with actual team Australia Olympians. So let's attach you after
Speaker 2: a show. Hands off the idea, Nova, hands off the
Speaker 2: idea trip limb back up, Eddie, it's my idea.
Speaker 3: So what is it? As mac Horton gets out of
Speaker 3: the port he's in and we go mac honestly honesty system.
Speaker 3: What did you get? Yes, I go a minute.
Speaker 2: Twenty Yeah, something like that. So today we're with the
Speaker 2: news that turns out the Olympics has been puts back
Speaker 2: a year to twenty twenty one. Olympic movies is today's
Speaker 2: at work time ways Olympic movies. I've got how to
Speaker 2: so you can do summer and winter ones. Have you
Speaker 2: done summer and winter?
Speaker 3: One's Jackie boy, I've just done summer, but you've obviously
Speaker 3: done some winter ones in there.
Speaker 2: Hey listen, I'm here on alone. I'm one alone in
Speaker 2: a studio for you. It's about eighty seven faders up.
Speaker 2: How to lose a guy in ten days?
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 2: Olympics have fallen. Olympics have falling diving. Miss Daisy get
Speaker 2: in the Paul, Miss Daisy, I know what you doped
Speaker 2: last summer. That's all the Russians, the pole vault in
Speaker 2: our Stars and ten things I hate about Judo Ten
Speaker 2: things I hate about I hate.
Speaker 3: The Russians will be so happy with this Olympics postponement
Speaker 3: because they're already kicked out of the Olympics.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right. Honestly, Pewtin probably made it. So what
Speaker 2: have you got for your Olympic movies?
Speaker 3: Dude? Where's my karate?
Speaker 2: Well done? You should have finished on the two. Damn
Speaker 2: you can tell I'm not myself today. Sleepy Walnut should
Speaker 2: have finished on his Dude, where's my say that one?
Speaker 3: Again?
Speaker 2: Please?
Speaker 3: Dude? Where's my karate? Ah?
Speaker 2: That's gold plus what else have you got there?
Speaker 3: My big fat Greco Roman Wrestling?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, yes.
Speaker 3: John Tucker, Musk Dive and Harold and Kumar Road to Whitecastle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that's good. I like that. I got it
Speaker 2: now road but christ Jian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast with
Speaker 2: us doing the show safely, me here in the studio alone,
Speaker 2: and then Jack and Pats in their respective homes. Jackie
Speaker 2: Boy up in Hipsterville, Coburg and Patsy out way out
Speaker 2: West in Werribee. I can, but I can hear during
Speaker 2: the songs what's going on at their end when they
Speaker 2: don't know. And I just heard Pats threatened to knock
Speaker 2: her husband out if you didn't sort that squeaky chair out.
Speaker 2: Nicos seriously turn his lights out was the phrase. I said,
Speaker 2: you know that that fist being smashed into like you threaten,
Speaker 2: Jack and I sometimes walking around the corridors here like
Speaker 2: your queen of gold, whish you are, But yeah, I
Speaker 2: gotta sort that squeaky chair out by tomorrow, Shoka.
Speaker 3: At this time of the morning. That because Chris is
Speaker 3: working from home and working from the same room you are,
Speaker 3: does he start work at nine am? Well?
Speaker 5: No, he came in at eight o'clock to get his
Speaker 5: surface pro and stuff with the most annoyed look on
Speaker 5: his face. It's like I can't help it. So he's
Speaker 5: delegated to the kitchen table. He's not happy.
Speaker 2: He's gonna love that, all right. So Christian o'connorback for
Speaker 2: the show for tire Power, going to do your outwork
Speaker 2: time wastes. Now for the news that spoiler alert, guess what,
Speaker 2: There won't be the Olympics this year. They're moving it
Speaker 2: back at year we're looking for your Olympic movies. Jack
Speaker 2: you ready to mark live in Coburg, ready to go
Speaker 2: any day? Aren't coming in that little home studio yet?
Speaker 3: No? I mean the mattresses up against the window. Is
Speaker 3: it light outside yet?
Speaker 2: All right, let's go through your Olympic movies.
Speaker 3: Moon On, Luge, gold.
Speaker 2: Shelley in. Some of ill white men can't high jump
Speaker 2: this summer gold Scott, well done.
Speaker 1: The wedding swimmer silver plus.
Speaker 2: Hurry I shot put the kiss Oh Keithink, He'll say
Speaker 2: that's great. I know what Russia did last summer Olympics.
Speaker 2: Silver plus Liam Upper Ladder. I love the exact location
Speaker 2: as well. They're Liam Upper Ladder, The Podium Adventure Bronze,
Speaker 2: Nathan and Frankston, the shuttle Cock Redemption Bronze. Badminton Boys,
Speaker 2: Badminton Boys, Silver, I got that, shame well done, twenty
Speaker 2: seven dressages gold, the Long John goodbye, Silver plus, Dude,
Speaker 2: where's my javelin?
Speaker 3: Silver?
Speaker 2: Ten things I hate about the decathlon gold mac Horton,
Speaker 2: here's who.
Speaker 3: Gold plus whatever we have?
Speaker 2: The way of prizes you are having that is sam Ingelong,
Speaker 2: my friend, that is that's a high level there to
Speaker 2: pull that off today. Mac Horton, here's a who that
Speaker 2: is genius sayt's end it there everyone, that's it for today.
Speaker 2: Well done, Jack, well done. Pat's doing what you do
Speaker 2: from home. Thank you very much for dining in today
Speaker 2: in your little home studio. We are back tomorrow morning
Speaker 2: at six if you want to talk, as always to me,
Speaker 2: anything have you had on today's show? No topic is
Speaker 2: left completely left dead. It is Christian at gold one
Speaker 2: four three dot com dot au. I'd love you to
Speaker 2: leave you little thirty or forty five second diaries today
Speaker 2: so we can start to hear some of those tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Title of today's show is I'm.
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