Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 1: thirty one Wood Street. Wretchman, this is the Christian o'condinal
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show on Nolburn's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: There's no one here of this radio station who is
Speaker 2: a bigger fan of the ten K the repeat Workdad
Speaker 2: than Pats. I mean, day in day out, you hear
Speaker 2: this woman every thirty minutes on this fine radio station
Speaker 2: breaking the news the sport. But when does she really
Speaker 2: come alive?
Speaker 3: K the repeat workout.
Speaker 2: I know about how upset the accountants are the clue
Speaker 2: today as well. It's all just manner from heaven for Pats.
Speaker 4: I know we're my bread's buddy.
Speaker 2: All right, good morning everyone, it's Monday morning. Four minutes
Speaker 2: Pas six, come on and welcome to the Christian O'Connor
Speaker 2: breckfor Show. Look at us we're veterans now at this
Speaker 2: game show number thirty five. Look at those runs on
Speaker 2: the board. Let us know what's happened to you over
Speaker 2: your weekend. What's the store of your weekend? In three words?
Speaker 2: Can give us cool s morning? How do you tell
Speaker 2: me about your weekend in three words nine four one
Speaker 2: four one oh four three. Let's check in with Jack.
Speaker 5: I have my three where weekend would be bundled all socks.
Speaker 5: The loose sucks were getting out of control between me
Speaker 5: and my wife. I took them all out of old drawers,
Speaker 5: laid them out of the bed and for three hours
Speaker 5: went through And.
Speaker 4: By three hours, how many pairs of socks have you got?
Speaker 5: And you're a scent speeds, there's so many.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what we do paths.
Speaker 5: Because we get so many lucies, we go out and
Speaker 5: buy more and more, and now I do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we have now a separate drawer just of loose
Speaker 2: socks that I keep offering the kids money, actual hard
Speaker 2: money to sort out. But even though like, no, no,
Speaker 2: I don't want to do that, even for cash. And
Speaker 2: the more it says to me, this is like my weekend.
Speaker 2: You had too much time on your hand this weekend. Yeah,
Speaker 2: your wife's not back me anchored so literally, it's like
Speaker 2: that you're staring at the walls. You've bought the dog.
Speaker 2: You wought the dog twice. You're like what, asking, Oh no,
Speaker 2: the socks. It's horrible, isn't it boring.
Speaker 3: No, but she's gonna be so proud.
Speaker 5: Of me now because they all have a pair now,
Speaker 5: they all have a partner, and the ones that don't they.
Speaker 2: Actually you kind of sit like you're reuniting your socks
Speaker 2: with a long lost loved ones. Mister Stripeer's backstroper. It
Speaker 2: actually is like that.
Speaker 5: Some bamboo ones the most expensive socks they ever bought,
Speaker 5: like fourteen bucks for one pair of socks.
Speaker 2: Bambooboo got much give wooden socks or something.
Speaker 5: And I remember bringing back together. I was like the
Speaker 5: bamboo barn.
Speaker 2: Ball these on the socks. These socks have a story. However,
Speaker 2: is there anything better than buying new socks? And the
Speaker 2: first time you put on new socks, you put your
Speaker 2: foot in there doesn't not feel a great thing, no
Speaker 2: matter what you've got going on in your life. If
Speaker 2: you've got new socks, it's a great feeling.
Speaker 5: But we can be like Justin Bieber who buys a
Speaker 5: new pair of underwear and socks for every day. He
Speaker 5: never repeats on socks or underwear.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? There are quite cute comedians that
Speaker 2: do that. Jerry Seinfeld on his rider when he's doing
Speaker 2: a stand up show. The only thing he wants it
Speaker 2: is water and a brand new pair of socks. He
Speaker 2: puts the brand new pair of socks on and goes
Speaker 2: out and does the gigs and says straight away, soon
Speaker 2: as he's walking out on stage, he's got new socks
Speaker 2: and he's feeling great. He's gonna have a good show.
Speaker 2: That's all he wants. They're like, you don't want anything else?
Speaker 2: Notes a new pair of white sox. That's it, puts
Speaker 2: them on, does the gig. So is this the joy
Speaker 2: of having? Perhaps what's for you? What's your three word weekend?
Speaker 6: On my three word weekend is homework for sale. So
Speaker 6: I did the school pick up on Friday, and as
Speaker 6: we're walking out the gate, there's this little grade four girl,
Speaker 6: quite the entrepreneur.
Speaker 4: She's got the clipboard and.
Speaker 6: She's calling out, have a stress free weekend, homework for
Speaker 6: a dollar.
Speaker 2: Pers that's amazing.
Speaker 6: And one of the other other moms looked at me
Speaker 6: and she said, is she doing what I think she's doing?
Speaker 6: And I said, I think she's pimping out homework and
Speaker 6: she was, She's offering to do homework for a dollar,
Speaker 6: and she's saying, have a stress free weekend. Don't worry
Speaker 6: about your books.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 5: You don't even want to punish her, you know, really
Speaker 5: want to reward that.
Speaker 2: The economy right now in this country needs people like that.
Speaker 2: I mean, if Donald Trump hears about this, is going
Speaker 2: to this is pretty The impact is he's going to.
Speaker 4: Hire she was about grade four, move.
Speaker 2: Aside, eat or musk a kid out in the front
Speaker 2: for a buck.
Speaker 4: Unbelievable, that's incredible.
Speaker 5: I remember kid entrepreneurs from our school, Like, it's reminding
Speaker 5: me of kids who would let you for a small price,
Speaker 5: like twenty cents, lean over and copy their homework.
Speaker 2: Do you know already then something else has emerged that
Speaker 2: there's a chat with pats. Right. I think at most
Speaker 2: schools you had some people there that were trying to
Speaker 2: make money with various side things. Right. I remember that
Speaker 2: one of my mates had an older brother, and no
Speaker 2: good comes from a friend who's got an older brother.
Speaker 2: They're always, you know, they're always like they had stuff
Speaker 2: going on. This older brother used to sell to hormonal
Speaker 2: teenage boys second hand reading material. And I don't want
Speaker 2: to be too rude, but when I you don't want
Speaker 2: that kind of material second or third or even maybe
Speaker 2: eighteenth hand in some occasions he would sell it other kids.
Speaker 2: He had like a written down list of like a
Speaker 2: lending library, like rustles. Still out of the moment, but
Speaker 2: I've got this and this.
Speaker 3: So you had to return it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so you could could be by the time you
Speaker 5: got yours, it could be fourth and fifth hands.
Speaker 2: Well for some of them, many too many hands. They
Speaker 2: were going in too much detail.
Speaker 4: Here, Okay, a bit of contraband, yeap.
Speaker 2: Someone had had a heavy cold, That's all I'm saying. No,
Speaker 2: it wasn't as there were there were kids too much.
Speaker 2: So let's this morning, what was the the kid entrepreneur
Speaker 2: at your school? Because there's always some kid trying to
Speaker 2: make money? Will you have to catch up what some
Speaker 2: of those kids did? Now? I love to fast forward.
Speaker 2: What happens a little girl goes from selling her homework
Speaker 2: for Yeah.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Something's gone on with Hamus mcgonchlin and the phrase that pays.
Speaker 2: I don't want to go into too many details yet
Speaker 2: he's on he's back in seeing us back into the
Speaker 2: head master's office at seventh third This morning. There's a
Speaker 2: mystery with whether or not he did it, or what
Speaker 2: channel or where it was on room Am. I think
Speaker 2: he's fudged it and passed it off somewhere around the
Speaker 2: network and buried it. I've got a horrible feeling that
Speaker 2: he has conned us and I am not happy.
Speaker 5: All we should say is that usually people point out
Speaker 5: on Twitter that he said the phrase yeah silence.
Speaker 2: This week nothing whatsoever. I'm not seeing a whisper bout.
Speaker 2: Haven't heard from him a weekend as well, So Hamius
Speaker 2: mcglochlin back on the show. Did he or did he
Speaker 2: not say the phrase that pays that we gave him
Speaker 2: on Friday on Channel seven Either on Friday night, I
Speaker 2: don't think he did it during the Bombs game. He
Speaker 2: was all suited and booted and stuff that I don't think.
Speaker 2: I think he did it somewhere last night.
Speaker 5: Then yesterday had the Bulldog's Port Adelaide game, but he
Speaker 5: didn't do it broadcast. We haven't found it.
Speaker 2: No, it's in the wind or it's nowhere anyway. We'll
Speaker 2: catch up with him at seven thirty this morning. Right now, though,
Speaker 2: Pats has told us a great story perhaps of people
Speaker 2: just tuned in just quickly. So what did you see
Speaker 2: out the front of school when he did the school
Speaker 2: pick up Friday.
Speaker 6: The little grade four us selling homework to do kids
Speaker 6: homemak for a dollar over the weekend.
Speaker 2: This is it. This is the world we're living. And yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, Mercier, good morning, Hi Mercier. Then when I
Speaker 2: also one of the about the entrepreneur, the kiddy entrepreneurs
Speaker 2: that you had at your school, what's your story?
Speaker 7: Well, it's my daughter.
Speaker 8: And at this time she was eight years old. And
Speaker 8: I got home from work at the end of the
Speaker 8: day and she huddled over her bedside table counting up
Speaker 8: lots of two dollars coins, And I said, what are
Speaker 8: you doing?
Speaker 7: She said, I'm counting my money.
Speaker 8: I said, how did you get back?
Speaker 7: And she said, I wrote the note to a little
Speaker 7: boy in my class.
Speaker 8: I thought she was so lovely, and he sends me
Speaker 8: back two dollars. So I wrote the note to hold
Speaker 8: the boys.
Speaker 2: Should you have been encouraging your daughter to basically please
Speaker 2: boys for cats? This is how it starts. This is
Speaker 2: how next to you know you're raising Stormy Daniels.
Speaker 3: Was she asking for two dollars in the note?
Speaker 5: Was there anything that hinted towards wanting money in exchange.
Speaker 9: I think she learned at eighty years old, if you're
Speaker 9: pleasure a little boys will pay you.
Speaker 4: It was a ransom night, let's face it.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not sure this is a good example, but Mercier,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. Cool, have a good week. Okay,
Speaker 2: bye bye, Darren, good morning, good morning, good morning. Down then,
Speaker 2: I don't think that was what we were looking for.
Speaker 2: That story went somewhere else, isn't it, Darren? What's your
Speaker 2: story for us this morning?
Speaker 1: Mate?
Speaker 10: I used to sell my mum's sandwiches at school, which
Speaker 10: for me.
Speaker 2: That's incredible. What were in these sandwiches that you didn't
Speaker 2: want to eat them and you thought you could sell
Speaker 2: them for cash?
Speaker 10: Well about ham salad, cheese salad, wherever it was going?
Speaker 1: Really used to sell them for five pounds of sandwich's hilarious?
Speaker 2: Do you remember it, Scott. It was a real class system.
Speaker 2: You could tell whose parents had money and who didn't.
Speaker 2: The moment I should dread lunchtime because my parents didn't
Speaker 2: have a lot, and it was always really for some reason,
Speaker 2: three out of five days one of my sandwiches would
Speaker 2: just be the crusts, you know, the bit oft the
Speaker 2: end of the bread, you know where everyone else's. We
Speaker 2: always had the bread bread from the middle and never
Speaker 2: had the crusts and stuff like that. Was like a classest,
Speaker 2: wasn't that when you got your sandwiches out.
Speaker 3: Definitely?
Speaker 5: My dad always had to eat those crust sides. Me
Speaker 5: and my brother would never eat the rue. Yeah, our
Speaker 5: dad slices of bread.
Speaker 2: Darren, Thank you very much, you call mate. Have a
Speaker 2: good week.
Speaker 10: Thanks you, sir.
Speaker 2: All right, then let us know about the the entrepreneur.
Speaker 2: You're looking for stories about kiddy entrepreneurs This morning nine
Speaker 2: four one four one four three The Christian oho.
Speaker 1: Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Sean's on the nine. Good morning, Sean, get out how young?
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good, Sean, and tell us the story that
Speaker 2: about we're looking for stories of young entrepreneurs. Was this
Speaker 2: year or someone at your school?
Speaker 11: Oh no, no, not me. It was when we're in
Speaker 11: Vegas and it was this little kid. He would have
Speaker 11: been I reckon, maybe eight, no older than eight. He
Speaker 11: was tiny and he had like a little bum bag.
Speaker 11: He was a full blown little entrepreneur and he's selling water.
Speaker 11: I mean it was more expensive than buy it, but
Speaker 11: we bought it off him.
Speaker 2: Anyway.
Speaker 11: He's just sitting there, full spooky, just yelling out, don't
Speaker 11: let the hydration ruin your vacation, all.
Speaker 2: Right, thanks cleete us.
Speaker 11: Yeah, and he was full blown partman off stage waders.
Speaker 11: I think they're like a dollar And we gave him
Speaker 11: money and then he pulled like he had like a
Speaker 11: full blown roll of cash out of his little bum bag.
Speaker 2: This amazed that, the big old money clip you're seeing,
Speaker 2: good fellows. You know, he's peeling off notes for you.
Speaker 11: He was out of control. He was this little kid,
Speaker 11: he was freaking older. Bought whatever he was done.
Speaker 2: Sean, that's a great story. Thanksgiving us a cool mate. Paul,
Speaker 2: good morning, pretty good bord. I hope you well this morning.
Speaker 2: What what have you got for us?
Speaker 10: Paul used to get ten dollars pocket money a week
Speaker 10: off the old lady uh And used to go down
Speaker 10: and buy a pack of cigarettes for him and sold
Speaker 10: him a dollar.
Speaker 2: Ancient school.
Speaker 10: I used to be able to to play for me
Speaker 10: lunch every day.
Speaker 3: Tis tis tisk.
Speaker 2: Fall, very naughty. But this this used to happen, hopefully
Speaker 2: obviously doesn't happen anymore. A long time ago, very different
Speaker 2: time and place. But yes, in terms of entrepreneurial skills,
Speaker 2: is very good. You know he's marking up the goods
Speaker 2: and selling them on a prophet. But yes, Paul and
Speaker 2: naughty Paul. Okay, all right, cheers, but you take the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: There's been reports over the weekend of more paranormal activity
Speaker 2: here at the radio station with Little Timmy, the ghost
Speaker 2: that I was only made aware of last week. We've
Speaker 2: got four more than that in the next hour or so.
Speaker 2: This week. We've got some amateur paranormal investigators coming in
Speaker 2: on the show and into the studio to try and
Speaker 2: catch up with Timmy, just to see what's going on.
Speaker 2: Does he play a magic flute? And then someone else
Speaker 2: saying that it wasn't a magic flute? There are lots
Speaker 2: of different gone trusting opinions now, but.
Speaker 4: Flue have you, Yeah, it exists.
Speaker 2: So when I said they just heard him whistling, what
Speaker 2: would any any more terrifying than a whistling ghost called
Speaker 2: Timmy pulling.
Speaker 6: Up at four am and there's like Miranda, something of
Speaker 6: hanging rock and a flute in the distance, anyway.
Speaker 2: Really, what do you mean in the distance down and
Speaker 2: quite aware? This stuff like this freaks me out. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Just at the back of the building and you pull up.
Speaker 4: You can hear it playing.
Speaker 2: Why is this country so scary? But it's not the
Speaker 2: it's not the plant, spiders, snakes and now there's ghosts
Speaker 2: are gonna get me. It's too much for this little pommer,
Speaker 2: you know, it's just too much. I can't cope with
Speaker 2: it all. Anyway, all right, it's time for this so.
Speaker 5: You may find it the three song connection.
Speaker 3: The answer you give it to me. No ghost, it's
Speaker 3: over here.
Speaker 2: What it is, it's a ghost of the Muppets that
Speaker 2: you're just murdering by ruining rainbow connection for all of
Speaker 2: us this morning. So it's time for this time. Last
Speaker 2: week was when Jack pitched a brand new game and
Speaker 2: then pictures this musty old feature. Guess the connection between
Speaker 2: three songs, but he says his version of it is
Speaker 2: oh so different to ones that's been done around radio stations,
Speaker 2: even here in Melbourne. Leroy, our good friends are everyone
Speaker 2: l like FM. I'm going to be listening to his
Speaker 2: show today. Make a compare contrast tomorrow morning, who had
Speaker 2: the better three song connection.
Speaker 5: Well, Leroy does themes, as do many what's a general
Speaker 5: theme between these songs? Mine is a similar word between
Speaker 5: three songs? What is the three word connection? Could be
Speaker 5: an unnamed for the game, but a three song connection, okay.
Speaker 2: And the word is that in the song title or
Speaker 2: the band.
Speaker 3: It can be in either the same title or the band.
Speaker 3: And you can't say that that's wrong.
Speaker 2: Because that's not a rule. It's too vague.
Speaker 3: No, it's a rule in my game.
Speaker 5: It's my game, so it can't be wrong.
Speaker 2: All right. Then, So here's a little this is the
Speaker 2: demo round for me and Pats. Perhaps you're listening, I
Speaker 2: am oh good stuff?
Speaker 4: That is so hard.
Speaker 5: Now there's a common word between either the song titles
Speaker 5: or the band. That's you've got anything nothing super It
Speaker 5: is super and.
Speaker 2: Because supergrass in the middle there obviously recognize and then
Speaker 2: I guess in that Super Jesus in the mix as well.
Speaker 3: That is super Jesus. What's the first song?
Speaker 2: No idea, have another listen?
Speaker 3: You know you're listening to super.
Speaker 2: Oh that first song we played last week? It's only
Speaker 2: too much song? What is it? Please?
Speaker 3: Superman by five for five?
Speaker 2: Alrighty here's your one to play them.
Speaker 5: Kill me what is mean?
Speaker 3: Now, that's the hardest one I've done.
Speaker 2: So fu yeah, I've got nothing. I have got nothing
Speaker 2: At Melbourne, you may be smarter than us nine four
Speaker 2: one four one o four three. So it's either the
Speaker 2: word in the in the band title or the song title.
Speaker 3: That's right. Give it to them one more time.
Speaker 2: I've yeah, you're lily it several times. Kill me what
Speaker 2: is mean? Mat? That is really really hard. That's my
Speaker 2: black belt level. Okay, So yet once again, second week
Speaker 2: ount for this same rules with the minor major price.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 5: If you get the common word, you win the minor
Speaker 5: prize to tickets to Mission Impossible six. If you get
Speaker 5: the word and all three songs and artists.
Speaker 2: This is so confident. That's I could drop down menu.
Speaker 5: Now you get the major prize for tickets to Mission
Speaker 5: Impossible six.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Week two for Jack's Early Morning Game, again with very strange,
Speaker 2: flimsy rules written in smoke on water.
Speaker 5: So you may find it the three song connection the
Speaker 5: answer you give it to me.
Speaker 2: You just snapped to producer Brad saying, they're my game.
Speaker 2: There are no wrong rules. So I think pole pop
Speaker 2: or you know, a dictator even trump, I go, that's
Speaker 2: a little bit too ott. There are no wrong rules
Speaker 2: in my game.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm sicking people telling me, Oh, it's not meant
Speaker 5: to be played like that.
Speaker 3: It's played like this.
Speaker 5: It's my game.
Speaker 3: It's not been ever played before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that's like saying to a child, you can't
Speaker 2: do that, or it's danger, don't put your finger in
Speaker 2: the socket. Yeah, but it's my finger in my house
Speaker 2: and my socket. That's exactly what this is like. All
Speaker 2: right then, okay, so here's the clip. Then three songs
Speaker 2: and again, not my rules. This isn't the way it's played,
Speaker 2: but the connection is either in the song title or
Speaker 2: the band name. What it means. Let's see if Craig's
Speaker 2: got any guesses. Come on in, Craig. All right, Craig,
Speaker 2: what have you got numbers?
Speaker 3: Now, Craig, I'll tell you again. It's a common.
Speaker 2: Word that is number.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So what do you what do you think?
Speaker 5: What's what's numbers to you? From those songs?
Speaker 2: Okay, Bobby buzz Kill, all right, sorry, Craig, but what
Speaker 2: if this, do you mean like the number as in
Speaker 2: numerical or how it's expressed as.
Speaker 5: A word class, but it is maybe it's an actual.
Speaker 2: I find out. If I find out what I think
Speaker 2: this is, pick a window. We're on the second floor,
Speaker 2: as well as a long trot.
Speaker 5: So Adam, hello, mine, and.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show. Please put us out our misery.
Speaker 12: Number nine.
Speaker 3: The number was nine.
Speaker 5: The word is nine, Craig, he said nine.
Speaker 11: Word is number nine.
Speaker 5: Words and numbers? Numbers of words?
Speaker 2: Craig he said nine.
Speaker 3: He said numbers.
Speaker 2: Oh, come on, it's not fall out over numbers with
Speaker 2: our new friends here.
Speaker 5: So you win the minor prize of two tickets to
Speaker 5: Mission Impossible six in August in cinemas Agus. But for
Speaker 5: the major prize of four tickets to Mission Impossible six,
Speaker 5: can you name all three songs and artists.
Speaker 9: I know the first two, but I'm struggling with the
Speaker 9: last one.
Speaker 3: Give us the first two.
Speaker 9: First one is nine inch Nails Hurt, correct, The second
Speaker 9: one is Dolly Parton nine to five. Third one's yeah Yeah,
Speaker 9: I've got no idea.
Speaker 5: I was only nineteen the Australian song by Red Gum.
Speaker 3: But you know what you get?
Speaker 5: The Medium prize three tickets to mission impulses exist?
Speaker 2: Have you not cleared that with anyone given up medium prizes?
Speaker 2: I regret now bringing this back for a second week.
Speaker 1: My fault the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 2: A lot of texts coming in from people who a
Speaker 2: lot smarter than me, who've realized, hang on a minute,
Speaker 2: you can't go what's the word that connects them? Nine
Speaker 2: to nine? Correct? Correct nineteen because it has four of
Speaker 2: the letters in there, Christian. Maybe Jack can be gone
Speaker 2: by nine as the text has just coming. Nineteen is
Speaker 2: like Superman one word, not split into two Jack now
Speaker 2: making the words up.
Speaker 3: Yes, well, in the test game I did.
Speaker 5: I had super super and Superman and that's acceptable in
Speaker 5: my game. And people telling me the rules are wrong.
Speaker 5: This is like when they invented AFL. They didn't go, oh,
Speaker 5: you can't touch the ball because in football you're not
Speaker 5: a law touch the ball. It's like, this is our
Speaker 5: version of football. We invented it. In our version, you
Speaker 5: can touch them.
Speaker 2: You're making Australia get again. Yeah, you're with this, but
Speaker 2: it doesn't make sense because actually is not fair. You
Speaker 2: can't go well done, well done nine nine, then someone
Speaker 2: at nineteen. It's got the word nine in it, but
Speaker 2: the word isn't the same. It's a nineteen is a
Speaker 2: different value, let alone a different word expressed differently with
Speaker 2: four extra letters the nine. Surely you can see that
Speaker 2: that's totally different. It can't be. It's a word in
Speaker 2: common with these three songs and also a couple of letters.
Speaker 5: Your feedback will be taken on board.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you what the feedback is right now.
Speaker 2: The shark is in the water for this feature now
Speaker 2: hanging on in there the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Hey miss mcglocklaim. He's on Friday show as always, and
Speaker 2: we were giving them the phrase that pays. We did
Speaker 2: something a bit different Friday for his fourth phrase that
Speaker 2: hopefully pays. We were getting suggestions from you of song lyrics.
Speaker 2: We put them on our wheel of song lyrics. We
Speaker 2: spun it. It landed on this Yeah, a bit of
Speaker 2: a tough one, but that was a challenge. He accepted it.
Speaker 2: He said he was going to do it. However, there
Speaker 2: has been what I can only describe as an incident.
Speaker 2: It feels like it's an off the ball incident as well,
Speaker 2: the worst kind. So hamishes on to give his version
Speaker 2: of it in about half an hour's time before that.
Speaker 2: Then I want to know what happened to you over
Speaker 2: the weekend. What is the story of your weekend? In
Speaker 2: three words, mine something that a lot of people have done.
Speaker 2: It's an absolute just an ache of your time going
Speaker 2: to look at buying a bed and it's not even bed.
Speaker 2: You know, I have been sleeping obviously on a bed
Speaker 2: in the last seven weeks and going God that you
Speaker 2: guys sleeping on the floor with his wife and his kids.
Speaker 2: So maybe else they do it over there and I
Speaker 2: don't know. It's just from the spare room. So it's
Speaker 2: a bed where you need to get it, but you
Speaker 2: don't want to be You don't put much money into it, okay,
Speaker 2: so you're not that invested in it. You need to
Speaker 2: get one that's fairly comfortable, but obviously a bed, and
Speaker 2: I need to get the actress. Then you're get together.
Speaker 2: The linen is really expensive, so it's gonna start going up.
Speaker 2: So Produce a brand picked me up and obviously he
Speaker 2: was going to take me to three different showrooms to
Speaker 2: get a good idea of price comparison. Soon as you
Speaker 2: go into these places, can't name names. Part of me
Speaker 2: just die straight away. Oh just your mojo for life
Speaker 2: just evaporates and falls out your backside. It's the lighting
Speaker 2: in there. It started to dust something That overhead strip
Speaker 2: lighting does something in there. They are waiting for you.
Speaker 2: I reckon. They've got a secret machine that zaps you
Speaker 2: of your energy. And then you're just weak prey. You're
Speaker 2: barely thinking when you go in there. You're wide eyed
Speaker 2: and I'm sure that I must have just smelt or
Speaker 2: fresh off the boat, Like look at this guy. So
Speaker 2: some sales lady starts, you know, going, well this is this,
Speaker 2: and I'm going no, no, no, I just it's for
Speaker 2: a spare room. I just want the cheapest bed. She goes, oh,
Speaker 2: come up. Literally was like come around the back. They'll
Speaker 2: keep going around to the car park show with these
Speaker 2: very very basic looking models.
Speaker 5: Here's when we were about to throw out, Yeah, you
Speaker 5: can pull it out of the dumb.
Speaker 2: Just wipe it off, get the spiders off. You're fine.
Speaker 2: So I go to Okay, so can I I need
Speaker 2: to buy it now? Because no, is this what enjoys
Speaker 2: me nuts about certain business. No, they need to make it.
Speaker 2: I'm like, if I worked in the bed factory, here's
Speaker 2: what I would do in January, make all the beds
Speaker 2: because the off chances this ship more beds going to
Speaker 2: be sold. Bed people then have the rest of a
Speaker 2: year off. Why have I going to wait eight days
Speaker 2: for boris in the factory to make the bed make
Speaker 2: it in January. It's the same when you go into
Speaker 2: a fish and chip shop. You never go in and
Speaker 2: go can have a bag of chips? And I go
Speaker 2: here there, I go, it's about ten or fifteen minutes.
Speaker 2: You must have thought that you know, what are those
Speaker 2: potatoes there? It's the fifth business day that wants a
Speaker 2: bag of chips eight days and then I go, no,
Speaker 2: I need one now, and I go, I'll just take
Speaker 2: one of those sort of ones at the front. I
Speaker 2: actually said the phrase, I'd like to take one of
Speaker 2: the models at the front. And she goes, this is
Speaker 2: amazing bit. She goes to me and producer brand what
Speaker 2: she goes, She goesh, wow, because you want that now,
Speaker 2: it's gonna you're gonna have to pay more. I went,
Speaker 2: why have I got to pay more? Because I want
Speaker 2: it now, but you know, and she couldn't even justify it.
Speaker 2: And then I went, how much more? It's there, I'm
Speaker 2: doing your favorite. It's less class of all these beds
Speaker 2: everywhere in the shop.
Speaker 5: It's a shop.
Speaker 3: I've come to the shop to buy something.
Speaker 4: And it should be cheaper exactly.
Speaker 2: Then she goes to me, I'm not. I won't say
Speaker 2: where it was. She goes another one thousand. I went,
Speaker 2: oh my, and because I was so stunned and tired,
Speaker 2: and i'll be honest with you, a little bit hungover,
Speaker 2: I didn't say anything, so I'm not spending a penny here. Anyway.
Speaker 2: I didn't say anything. Because I didn't say anything. She
Speaker 2: obviously took this as a read I've done a sales
Speaker 2: job that actually he hasn't reacted one way or the other.
Speaker 2: Then she goes and more, excuse me, so it's a
Speaker 2: thousand dollars or not? She goes more, right, okay, okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: well we'll let you know. And we just walked out
Speaker 2: of there. So anyway, now I found out the place
Speaker 2: around the corner that did it for a fraction of
Speaker 2: the price and let her know by the end of today.
Speaker 2: And then she said, you also need some cash. It
Speaker 2: can be delivered Tuesday Turkish Express fifty dollars perfect. So yeah,
Speaker 2: that was my three word weekend, The rock and roll
Speaker 2: joy of buying a bed? What's your three word weekend?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: How was your weekend then? So I know you were
Speaker 2: rearranging lost separated socks.
Speaker 5: Well, I did make myself available to drive you around
Speaker 5: for beds on Saturday, but you didn't need me. You
Speaker 5: took the more experienced bread.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, exactly, I needed someone who oh what's the
Speaker 2: word here, ah, competent adult.
Speaker 5: Well he doesn't have a ute, so he couldn't have
Speaker 5: driven the bedry.
Speaker 2: Got the Turkish Express sorting out for eighty bucks. It's
Speaker 2: all good.
Speaker 5: But I ended up giving you a lift home on
Speaker 5: Friday night after we went to dinner and he had
Speaker 5: a few drinks and as I was dropping you off
Speaker 5: at home, or you'd had.
Speaker 3: A fair few drinks.
Speaker 5: Yeah I know I hadn't because I was the designated driver. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you stepped out of the car and it's one o'clock
Speaker 5: in the morning and then you froze. Do do you
Speaker 5: remember do you not remember.
Speaker 2: That, yeah, because yeah, yeah, yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yah, yeah,
Speaker 2: absolutely yeah.
Speaker 5: I was panicked at first that there was some kind
Speaker 5: of intruder in your house or something had gone wrong
Speaker 5: at home.
Speaker 2: Did you talk much of the wrong house?
Speaker 5: No, you go, there's an animal in the tree.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's one.
Speaker 3: There was forgotten that I relieved. I go, ah, why
Speaker 3: would you believed.
Speaker 2: I'm terrified of seeing any animal in this city or country.
Speaker 2: Could be a snake or tiger snake. I don't think
Speaker 2: that exists, but probably does here.
Speaker 5: I said, it's probably just a possum, and you go, no,
Speaker 5: it had ears.
Speaker 2: Was that right? There was something up there? Now I
Speaker 2: suddenly come back. I totally forgot about that.
Speaker 5: So Christian had his first experience with the brush tail possum.
Speaker 2: What's it doing out one in the morning, by the way, Yeah,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for left home. It took us
Speaker 2: ten minutes to clear out the junk that was in
Speaker 2: your car. Who tries around with like lamp shades? And
Speaker 2: it was like, you've been living in the car. Why
Speaker 2: was your car full of just and junk?
Speaker 5: We are living out a home.
Speaker 2: At the moment, he'd been like burgling places for the
Speaker 2: last week and this hadn't dropped it off the defense
Speaker 2: or whoever you said it on too.
Speaker 5: We did have to clear out the passenger seat from
Speaker 5: things including.
Speaker 2: Showers shower and then that's when I made a decisions.
Speaker 2: I'm not getting him to come and help me pick bet.
Speaker 2: He's clearly living in his car or using it as
Speaker 2: an office.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three ACE AM.
Speaker 2: This morning. On the show, Jack Scott a clue to
Speaker 2: the ten k you could help win the ten k
Speaker 2: there a beat work day. Jack has been given some
Speaker 2: new responsibilities. We go into week eight on the show
Speaker 2: by the Boss and you will allowed to give aways
Speaker 2: this right, You've got a clue.
Speaker 5: A day, clue a day for the next five days
Speaker 5: or however long it takes to get to the next
Speaker 5: ten k.
Speaker 2: That run very good. See, this is why the boss
Speaker 2: has identified him as a promising young's and why she's
Speaker 2: giving it to him. I have everyone here, it's not
Speaker 2: gabb L, Huggy or me, but Jack to do the
Speaker 2: first clost morning. And I know you've been busit the
Speaker 2: weekend thinking about what's a great one to really help
Speaker 2: people out this morning.
Speaker 5: Yes, and maybe I'll make them all right in a
Speaker 5: little palm.
Speaker 2: Please do that, all right? Don't you set that up? Fine?
Speaker 2: By the way, I just want to talking about Friday night.
Speaker 2: You know, it was really nice to see you Friday
Speaker 2: night and hang out with producer Brad. And can I
Speaker 2: just say something if because I kept saying you beforehand looked,
Speaker 2: don't feel obliged to come, because I knew you wanted
Speaker 2: to watch the Bombers game and we were going around
Speaker 2: to have something to eat, and obviously iized, well, you
Speaker 2: want want to do that because you're watching the Bombers gaming.
Speaker 2: So I kept saying, look, I do want to say,
Speaker 2: don't come, right, but I kept saying, don't feel obliged.
Speaker 2: I know you want to watch your beloved Bombers game,
Speaker 2: but you came. And the whole time he made no
Speaker 2: effort to talk to me. Brad or his wife, who
Speaker 2: were hosting us and paying for the takeaway, You stretched
Speaker 2: out on their chezonge and watched the game with his
Speaker 2: I mean, and with those long old legs of his
Speaker 2: stretched out I mean pats as well kicks his shoes off.
Speaker 4: Oh excuse me.
Speaker 5: I did almost feel like a child while the adults
Speaker 5: had dinner.
Speaker 2: Because I'm used to it, used to it having two daughters,
Speaker 2: because that's what they do, you know, they just leave
Speaker 2: you alone, they just zone out. But that's what you did.
Speaker 2: But with the volume down, it was like you were
Speaker 2: just watching the game and it was a great win
Speaker 2: for the bombers.
Speaker 5: I was trying to make an effort to balance by.
Speaker 2: You made the occasional look around almost I yeah, that's right. Yeah.
Speaker 5: I was listening out for Hamish to do his Oh Get.
Speaker 1: Out come on the Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So run about now we should be chatting to Hamish McLoughlin.
Speaker 2: This has been running for the last couple of weeks
Speaker 2: and he's agreed to play this game called the Phrase
Speaker 2: That Pays, where we give him a random phrase. You
Speaker 2: come up with ideas, we come up ideas. He has
Speaker 2: to somehow work it into his Friday, Saturday or Sunday
Speaker 2: Night commentary. Friday, we thought we'd up the game a
Speaker 2: bit and we created a will of and it was
Speaker 2: a will of random song lyric you will provide in
Speaker 2: the lines from songs I chucked up from Bohemian Rhapsody,
Speaker 2: Thunderbox of Lightning, very very frightening. What's the one you
Speaker 2: went with.
Speaker 3: Who let the dogs out? Baha men?
Speaker 2: And then the one that the will landed on? You
Speaker 2: don't see me? So Hamish isn't around right now. He
Speaker 2: has asked for twenty four hours. I don't know what's
Speaker 2: going on. Why If it's if it went out, then
Speaker 2: we'd have it here, wouldn't we and we talk about it.
Speaker 2: So I don't know what's gone on. I will give
Speaker 2: the great man twenty four hours to work out what's
Speaker 2: having but he has pleaded with producer brand he needs
Speaker 2: another twenty four hours to clarify what happened. That's what
Speaker 2: happened over the weekend. Has he been sucked or what's
Speaker 2: going on?
Speaker 5: Maybe we finally broke him?
Speaker 2: If do you think it was the phrase that plays
Speaker 2: too much?
Speaker 5: If anybody has heard it this weekend, reach out to
Speaker 5: us on Twitter or Facebook, because I mean, I watched
Speaker 5: the whole game on Friday night.
Speaker 3: I don't know it was low I don't.
Speaker 5: Think it was in Friday's coverage, so we think it
Speaker 5: was last night with the Bulldogs.
Speaker 2: So this is what he was trying to work him.
Speaker 12: You don't me.
Speaker 2: It was a tough one.
Speaker 5: Is it the first time he hasn't done it?
Speaker 2: I don't, I don't know. Okay, let's give him twenty
Speaker 2: four hours, so he's back on tomorrow's show. But if
Speaker 2: you did hear anything, or you're watching last night, let
Speaker 2: us know. Nine four one four one four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Pats just came in to have a chat with Jack
Speaker 2: and I. Right in case you who lost me in
Speaker 2: the day. Sometimes you say, Phats just came in? Where
Speaker 2: is she? She is contained in a news booth kind
Speaker 2: of like when I said contained think Hannibal Lecter and
Speaker 2: once an hour, if she's been good with her come out.
Speaker 2: She has a little wonder around the yard, you know,
Speaker 2: she has a little bit of fish, chats of the birds,
Speaker 2: throw sticks at the moon or some which other mood
Speaker 2: she's in and then we have to put it back
Speaker 2: in sandy and then do the news. And that's how
Speaker 2: was she just came in? And what was sarting to
Speaker 2: realize is Pats is very very smart. She just played me.
Speaker 2: Did you see that? What she did there.
Speaker 3: I watch it all.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, classic maneuver.
Speaker 2: She comes in and she's looking a bit a little bit,
Speaker 2: you know. I go, hey, Peraps, you're right. You don't
Speaker 2: happen to know which Niss and Diino is it? They're
Speaker 2: sponsoring the show this week? I went, you know, because
Speaker 2: my carst you for service that. I go, oh, just
Speaker 2: beeak the sales team, they might better help you out.
Speaker 2: Oh no, I hate doing that. Leaves a studio.
Speaker 3: It's a major as well, so it's going to cost.
Speaker 2: Me a shed dropping that, just leaving that sitting in there.
Speaker 2: You know, I want to help out, and so now
Speaker 2: she's made me do it.
Speaker 3: How clear is that, Pats?
Speaker 5: I thought it was more obvious than planning seed It's
Speaker 5: like you bought a box of seeds in and shoved
Speaker 5: the planet.
Speaker 2: Them, watered them, watered them, and then they go all right, okay,
Speaker 2: all right. So listen. Last week on the show, we
Speaker 2: were talking about there had been a couple of ports
Speaker 2: of a ghost here going by the name of Little Timmy.
Speaker 2: And then I said, there's any kind of amateur ghost
Speaker 2: but past the experts listening, and they did actually happened
Speaker 2: to be a very excitable, very very knowledgeable guy who
Speaker 2: is Melbourne's biggest ghostbusting expert. He's bringing a team in.
Speaker 2: I think it's like three or four other people. A
Speaker 2: lot of the fact that we've been told that they
Speaker 2: have to be done by eight because they've all got
Speaker 2: jobs to go to by day works in the library
Speaker 2: by night ghostbuster, and we've had another eyewitness report over
Speaker 2: the weekend from Collette who works there.
Speaker 6: So I didn't know there was a ghost in the building,
Speaker 6: and I was here by myself at Christmas.
Speaker 5: There was a noise and I went to the bathroom.
Speaker 6: And the door shut behind me and I ran straight out.
Speaker 4: I only heard noises.
Speaker 10: There was whistling and the door slamming.
Speaker 4: It sounded like it could be a flute or something.
Speaker 4: It was really eerie.
Speaker 5: Now Collette sadly doesn't work here anymore because you fired
Speaker 5: her on Friday show. No.
Speaker 2: I actually I had a word with her afterwards and
Speaker 2: outside we had an emotional reunion. I rehired her. She's
Speaker 2: back today.
Speaker 5: But regardless, it is spooky that we have now eyewitness
Speaker 5: account of Timmy the.
Speaker 2: Go So what have you heard or seeing? Patss Collet
Speaker 2: Sera is talking about the whistling and possibly a flute.
Speaker 2: What's your experience.
Speaker 6: I hear the flute, it's like a pipe organ thing.
Speaker 6: When you pull up in the car park at four am, it's.
Speaker 2: Like another little hint about the car, did you they're
Speaker 2: pulling up off four am? Maybe it's a car or
Speaker 2: because it needs a service in it's the it's the exhaust.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Ten k never beat work days back again today you've
Speaker 2: heard us playing the same song twice. Your chance to
Speaker 2: win ten thousand dollars now to try and not just
Speaker 2: to you winning it. Jack has been given the task
Speaker 2: of coming up with a clue a day this week
Speaker 2: to help you out. So this is a you know,
Speaker 2: week eight for the show. We're still new here and
Speaker 2: this is a big area of responsibility the boss has
Speaker 2: handed you now.
Speaker 5: And if people are listening now, you've got a greater
Speaker 5: chance after hearing the clue obviously of winning than people
Speaker 5: who are not listening right now.
Speaker 2: It's really good for you to take time out to
Speaker 2: explain how a clue works as well what the concept
Speaker 2: of clue is. But not I thank you and welcome
Speaker 2: to radio for the heart of intelligence. Well you bad
Speaker 2: chance again, because I speak clue.
Speaker 5: Not only will the clue be a clue, it will
Speaker 5: also be in a rhyme.
Speaker 2: Oh no, oh no, no, no, okay, so clue on
Speaker 2: day one for the ten k there a beat work.
Speaker 3: Day is the longest drummer all of it?
Speaker 2: Can you get me a drum this? Wait? This, wait,
Speaker 2: don't say it. He's not over it?
Speaker 3: What why is it?
Speaker 1: This?
Speaker 2: No need? John goes, It's all like the and then
Speaker 2: you do it? What's this one's got? Gene Cooper in
Speaker 2: the other studio topical reference with the kids. I can't
Speaker 2: wait for this drama to shut up? How do has
Speaker 2: he got on it? He's on loop there fish And
Speaker 2: then we found it's the neck. What's the short one?
Speaker 2: And go oh that's too short.
Speaker 5: Now that's not a drum roll. That's got a symbol
Speaker 5: on the air.
Speaker 10: That me.
Speaker 2: No, you got to do it to this one? All right,
Speaker 2: so you've only got like how many seconds? You got
Speaker 2: two seconds?
Speaker 3: No, I'll do it after the drum roll.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 5: If I were a pirate, i'd say army mates. Thy
Speaker 5: song that will repeat is from the eighties.
Speaker 2: Nicely done, very very good.
Speaker 5: So once more, if I were a pirate, I'd say,
Speaker 5: Army Maties. Thy song that will repeat is from the eighties.
Speaker 2: The accent all of that was amazing. What a production,
Speaker 2: What a one man show you are today. So your
Speaker 2: clue is two minutes ago said I'm going to give
Speaker 2: you something you're going to stand a bit of chance
Speaker 2: to win from the eighties.
Speaker 5: The song will be from the age.
Speaker 2: That narrows it down about eight thousand songs we played
Speaker 2: from the eighties. Oh well, you must have just give
Speaker 2: the money away right now. The accountants are going to
Speaker 2: be even more unhappy with.
Speaker 5: You if you hear something from the seventies, the nineties,
Speaker 5: the two thousands.
Speaker 3: Breather sigh of relief. That is not a call to action.
Speaker 1: Okay, one, now you know your clot the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 1: breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So I've been finding out about this thing which you
Speaker 2: do every year called are You Okay? And I think
Speaker 2: this is a great idea. And they start the big
Speaker 2: road to are You Okay? Today with this six week
Speaker 2: conversation convoy traveling fourteen thousand kilometers. As I read that out,
Speaker 2: you know, obviously I'm not from this country. I'm thinking
Speaker 2: you can't travel that distance in England, you'd hit sea
Speaker 2: after about eighteen kilometers fourteen thousand kilometers. That fails out
Speaker 2: to me. Like, so you drive into the moon and
Speaker 2: check the little moon men, okay, well that's a lovely thing.
Speaker 2: And visiting twenty five communities to show Australians that every
Speaker 2: day is the day to ask someone are you okay?
Speaker 2: The Conversation Convoy leaves in Geelong on the thirtieth of
Speaker 2: July and reaches its destination on Sydney on National r
Speaker 2: u OK Day. See this is all new to me
Speaker 2: right but I think this is a great idea and
Speaker 2: it's pertinent for me right now. I can really feel
Speaker 2: the benefit of this because I don't know if you
Speaker 2: listen to some of the shows. Last week, I shared
Speaker 2: a problem and it actually really really helps. It was
Speaker 2: hard for me. I'm not saying it's harder as a man.
Speaker 2: No one has it easy with your man or woman
Speaker 2: in life. But one thing that men do struggle with
Speaker 2: more is talking about their emotions and feeling weak and vulnerable.
Speaker 2: You kind of raise not to do that, and you
Speaker 2: feel ashamed when you feel like that. But last week,
Speaker 2: you know, some of you might know, my wife had
Speaker 2: to rush back to the UK with my two kids
Speaker 2: because her mum had had a massive heart attack, and
Speaker 2: she had this while she was talking to my wife
Speaker 2: last Monday night, And so suddenly I was the other
Speaker 2: side of the world, ten thousand miles away, not being
Speaker 2: where I should be with wife and kids when they're
Speaker 2: going through such a tough time and it's really really hard,
Speaker 2: and I'm in a new job in a new city
Speaker 2: and I'm on the radio and struggling to know how
Speaker 2: to deal with it. And the only thing that got
Speaker 2: me through last week was I had to push myself
Speaker 2: to talk about it, talking to the team about it
Speaker 2: on Friday's show. It was a strain of all you
Speaker 2: are nothing but brilliant, Jack, and I can't thank enough
Speaker 2: for that. I literally burst into tears off the Friday show.
Speaker 2: I must have been the only person who hosts to
Speaker 2: Breakfast Show Melbourne who ended that week's radio shows by crying.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I can't speak for Eddie McGuire. I
Speaker 2: don't know whether Eddie was feeling it that day or
Speaker 2: a FIEFI might have had a little blood Who knows, Boy,
Speaker 2: I can say I had no choice. It was just
Speaker 2: too much. I felt overwhelmed. And this weekend, the team
Speaker 2: and people and friends here at the station have really
Speaker 2: stepped up. They've really helped. My point is, if you know,
Speaker 2: sometimes it isn't easy for someone to step forward and say,
Speaker 2: actually I need help, And so the thing is, really
Speaker 2: that's up to us, and my team showed me that
Speaker 2: and I can't thank them enough. And it's up to
Speaker 2: us to be to look out for each other. And
Speaker 2: I think the world needs that right now. It's a scary,
Speaker 2: angry place right now. And sometimes when you talk about
Speaker 2: your weaknesses and your problems, you realize how connected we
Speaker 2: really are. Actually, it reminds us of the humanity and
Speaker 2: the compassion that we have for each other. Which is
Speaker 2: why as soon as I heard about this last week
Speaker 2: this are you Okay? Day, I thought a great idea,
Speaker 2: because this is a simple question, and sometimes don't wait
Speaker 2: for somebody to ask you. Too many times you hear
Speaker 2: people who do really, really sad things with their lives
Speaker 2: because they felt that they couldn't go and speak to someone.
Speaker 2: They were too ashamed and just too kind of caught
Speaker 2: up in it or under it all it's not to
Speaker 2: us to look out for people to look around for
Speaker 2: signs in the office of someone at work that looks
Speaker 2: like they just need to be asked to go for
Speaker 2: a coffee or work, to ask if they are okay.
Speaker 2: So last week, me sharing all of this going on,
Speaker 2: I just to give you some good news. By the way,
Speaker 2: it was all looking very very dark last week. My
Speaker 2: mother in law almost died a couple of times. She's
Speaker 2: had two operations in three days. At the moment, she
Speaker 2: is breathing unaided. It's been a miracle. She literally collapsed
Speaker 2: on the floor and had a massive heart attack and
Speaker 2: a or to exploded last week. Now she's had two
Speaker 2: life saving operations. She's still in terms accounts, she's still
Speaker 2: in a critical condition, but she expected to make a recovery.
Speaker 2: It's incredible, and the greatness is well. Wife is going
Speaker 2: to be staying out there a little bit longer to
Speaker 2: be with her. But my kids are coming back tomorrow,
Speaker 2: which I can't wait. They are coming back, which is great.
Speaker 2: You so but I just want to say thank you
Speaker 2: very much. And do you know what was so kind.
Speaker 2: I was walking down the street Saturday and this guy
Speaker 2: gets up from his coffee table. It's a really nice,
Speaker 2: beautiful day here in Melbourne. I could fill the sun
Speaker 2: on my face. And this guy gets up from his
Speaker 2: coffee stair and goes, I won't do the ac members
Speaker 2: a very heavy Australian accident. Hey just welcome to Melbourne, mate,
Speaker 2: And I go, oh, thank you very much. And then
Speaker 2: he came in. He gave me a big hug. Oh,
Speaker 2: he said, how's your mum? What's going on? And so
Speaker 2: I chatted for about five minutes. I thought it was
Speaker 2: so kind, and so you know, you are a really
Speaker 2: really big friendly city in this Are you Okay Day
Speaker 2: is a really big thing. I think is a great thing.
Speaker 2: It's a great moment for you to use all of
Speaker 2: us to use as well. So last week they say
Speaker 2: sharing a problem? Was it share a problem? You have
Speaker 2: a problem? You know? I think maybe we can use
Speaker 2: the radio for next twenty minutes if you air a
Speaker 2: problem I did last week, maybe it might help. So, Melbourne,
Speaker 2: my question to you this morning is ahead of are
Speaker 2: you Okay Day? Are you okay? Melbourne? None of us
Speaker 2: on the show are professionally trained counselors in any way,
Speaker 2: but if you've got something going on, we never know
Speaker 2: what's going on with somebody else around us. You might
Speaker 2: want to share it with us. You might not even
Speaker 2: want to give your name. You might just want to
Speaker 2: speak out. The opportunity is there. You don't have to
Speaker 2: call him, but if you want to can be anything
Speaker 2: you got going on in your life, just fancy getting
Speaker 2: off your chest. I want to ask you you let
Speaker 2: me have the space last week to share something with you.
Speaker 2: I'd like to return the favor nine four one, O,
Speaker 2: four to three. The numbers there if you want to
Speaker 2: use it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So this morning we're just saying how this big six
Speaker 2: week conversation is a turnh place in the build up
Speaker 2: to Are You Okay? Day? And I was just saying, look,
Speaker 2: you can covers a call if you want. How are you?
Speaker 2: Are you okay? Melbourne? An email here from Chris Christian.
Speaker 2: I tune into the show to hear the mess that
Speaker 2: was Jack's early morning game today, and although I was
Speaker 2: actually pleased to hear the show on Friday, I didn't
Speaker 2: know whether you're going to be and whether you're going
Speaker 2: to Dubai. Sounds like things are hopefully a little bit
Speaker 2: better than last week. And I found the shows like
Speaker 2: nothing i'd ever heard before. I actually found myself crying
Speaker 2: during your podcast message when you weren't here. I thought
Speaker 2: i'd share some of you guys you were just talking
Speaker 2: about it. Now that you've opened up for us, I'm
Speaker 2: happy to use. My name is Chris, and today my
Speaker 2: partner and I go to meet our new daughters for
Speaker 2: the first time ever. We are adopting. It's all part
Speaker 2: of the or part of the procedure. That's awesome, and
Speaker 2: christ and I am dreading going. Not because I'm not
Speaker 2: looking forward to it. I'm so excited. It's been months.
Speaker 2: Takes you have to go through a lot of procedures,
Speaker 2: you know, and obviously rightly so. But Christian, I'm dreading
Speaker 2: it because I think I'm going to crumble and start
Speaker 2: crying in there. What can do, well, Chris, I don't
Speaker 2: think there's anything wrong with tears. And that happened to
Speaker 2: me Friday, and I felt dreadful. I was really embarrassed
Speaker 2: special because it was in work and in the studio
Speaker 2: here there's got like a fish box. Some people can
Speaker 2: see you. But really the side of the tears Chris, See,
Speaker 2: it is a good thing. It's just the child that
Speaker 2: you're going to go and meet will see that you're
Speaker 2: kind sharing dad, and they all say that you've got
Speaker 2: a really big heart. There's a big tender heart, and
Speaker 2: that's why you're feeling so emotional about this journey that
Speaker 2: you've been on to meet this special little person. And
Speaker 2: if you care this much now about it, if I
Speaker 2: was that little kid who must have been through something,
Speaker 2: must be very scared themselves, you'd be really reassured that
Speaker 2: you were going into home with someone that had such
Speaker 2: a b open heart. So I think that's a great thing.
Speaker 2: Don't fear that. Don't hold back on that. Simon coome morning,
Speaker 2: good morning, made not too bad. Now, how are you?
Speaker 2: What's going on, Simon?
Speaker 10: Oh, just a quick breakdown. I saw a horrific head
Speaker 10: on truck accident and from that day onward, it just
Speaker 10: haunted me and haunted me and haunted me, and I
Speaker 10: developed depressing anxiety. And they've got that bad that I
Speaker 10: tried to commit suicide charge the.
Speaker 2: End of my life, Simon. I'm sorry to hear that, mate.
Speaker 2: That is heartbreaking.
Speaker 10: And after the support and everything, after I took myself
Speaker 10: to the hospital and after the support, I got a jet
Speaker 10: psychiatric unit at the Austin Hospital where they learned or
Speaker 10: they taught me how to cape with certain situations through breathing.
Speaker 10: I'm coming at the other side now. It's day by day,
Speaker 10: step by step and a positive mind. Anything you gotta
Speaker 10: think of is keep a positive mind, don't overthink things.
Speaker 2: Well. First of all, you know, Simon, First of all,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for sharing that with us. You
Speaker 2: know this is a new show. We're only in our
Speaker 2: eighth week, and for you to be brave enough to
Speaker 2: share that awful story. Secondly, I want to just say
Speaker 2: to you that you are a very very strong person
Speaker 2: to get yourself through that. You're obviously suffering from post
Speaker 2: traumatic stress disorder. You saw something horrific. How are you
Speaker 2: not meant to be somehow traumatized by that? And some
Speaker 2: of there's someone listening to this who's got stuff going
Speaker 2: at the moment and they don't feel they can call
Speaker 2: in What what? What were the steps that really really
Speaker 2: helped you mention the day by day, you know, not
Speaker 2: overthinking of getting ahead of yourself and positivity. Is there
Speaker 2: anything else that you could share with us?
Speaker 10: Really? Bralling techniques taking a deep breath all right, say
Speaker 10: Bradie again and then slowly through purse lips let it out,
Speaker 10: you say, and reflexologies. Another good good thing is using
Speaker 10: pressure points in your body. It helps you know, it's
Speaker 10: it's it's all different combinations with talks to the psychologists
Speaker 10: or psycho christ And said, should they really do help?
Speaker 2: So this is what this are you okay day is
Speaker 2: all about? But it's not just a day, it's a
Speaker 2: it's a moment by moment thing. And well done for
Speaker 2: you for getting yourself through that, buddy. That is that's
Speaker 2: real strength and real power and going and getting help
Speaker 2: as well and not going to the complete dark side.
Speaker 2: I'm in awe of that. Well done, Simon. Thanks for
Speaker 2: sharing with us and we.
Speaker 10: Should say also that it's okay not to be okay, yeah,
Speaker 10: not wait to speak.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Thanks for the call, Simon, and life on Australia obviously
Speaker 5: is at his service available to everybody. On thirteen eleven
Speaker 5: fourteen as.
Speaker 2: Well, well. Thanks Manne Louisa, Hi, how are you Christian?
Speaker 2: Are not too bad? Are you? Okay?
Speaker 9: Yes, I'm okay. My poor mother in law is getting better.
Speaker 9: She's had a full hit replacement done on Friday after
Speaker 9: her fall on Thursday. Yeah, and I'm off to work now,
Speaker 9: but I'm going to be there to hear what the
Speaker 9: doctors have to say to her, because they're saying that
Speaker 9: she could be going home tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That's great news. So Luisa, you I met you Thursday.
Speaker 2: You're very kind of get a big ugy and I
Speaker 2: know you were to rush out midway through the movie
Speaker 2: to take a call. Was it about your mother in law?
Speaker 9: That was about my mother in law. Yes, she'd had before,
Speaker 9: but we didn't know at that point which hospital she
Speaker 9: was going to end up in. But she ended up
Speaker 9: being there in the city, in the Alfred and they're
Speaker 9: fantastic there. They've been really good to us, so that's
Speaker 9: really good.
Speaker 7: And now we have to be.
Speaker 9: Her support team for when she gets home. So this
Speaker 9: week it'll be me, Next week hopefully it'll be my daughter,
Speaker 9: and the following week it'll be my sister in law,
Speaker 9: so that she has someone home with us.
Speaker 2: By well, listen, I'm glad to hear that she's okay
Speaker 2: and hopefully she's recovering well.
Speaker 9: Louisa, Well, that's the best part of it. She's a
Speaker 9: fighter and she'll get two moves. How she did is yeah,
Speaker 9: she won't sit there and roll eiver, She's going.
Speaker 2: To move on. Excellent, great, okay, Luisa.
Speaker 9: Good to hear that your mother in law's in recovery.
Speaker 2: Also, oh, thank you very much. All right, people tuning
Speaker 2: in there, I think in recovery, Christians, mother in law's
Speaker 2: an alcoholic. Okay, well listen that number again. If you're
Speaker 2: hearing any of this and you do want extra support,
Speaker 2: please do try and speak to somebody.
Speaker 5: The number is thirteen eleven fourteen.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for showing your stories.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Can't name names. I'd about to say, can't name names,
Speaker 2: always protect my sources. Can't name names. Nothing I like
Speaker 2: more in life than finding out that someone is somehow
Speaker 2: sticking it to the man and getting it due to
Speaker 2: some kind of glitch in the system, because we're all
Speaker 2: in the system now. It's all just a big megasystem.
Speaker 2: They are getting away with something and not paying for it.
Speaker 2: And I speak of one of these people. Ten years ago,
Speaker 2: a big mobile network provider in the UK said to me, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: we've got this new big advertising thing. We're happy to
Speaker 2: give you a free phone contract, free calls for a year,
Speaker 2: but it's just for a year. And I was like, okay,
Speaker 2: what do you want from me? Nothing? That's why I
Speaker 2: did it. Okay, there's no plugs on air, No, nothing
Speaker 2: was great. That has carried on for the last ten years.
Speaker 2: Only only in the last two months I've obvious had
Speaker 2: to get a new phone contract. I'm now paying for
Speaker 2: calls for ten years of my life. I've never paid
Speaker 2: for a single month. I've been on holiday, even when
Speaker 2: I came here, you know, sort of having secret meetings.
Speaker 2: Last year, I was using that phone to ring back
Speaker 2: home and ring my agent and stuff like this, all
Speaker 2: free ten years.
Speaker 5: Is that why you kept a UK number for so
Speaker 5: long when we started.
Speaker 2: H yeah, yes, stood on that uken have a racist
Speaker 2: It's really hard to stop paying for one of.
Speaker 3: Such a delay. I think it was going back to
Speaker 3: the UK.
Speaker 2: It was to you, Yeah, probably just down the road
Speaker 2: and the pub waiting for you. So yeah, I've been
Speaker 2: getting away for it, sticking it to the man for
Speaker 2: ten years. So someone who may or may not work
Speaker 2: on the show, someone who may or may not work
Speaker 2: on the show, has been getting away with a video
Speaker 2: streaming service, not paying a bean for it. Nothing.
Speaker 5: He signed up for one of the free trials. Yep,
Speaker 5: the trial ended.
Speaker 2: And his free service has not ended. So you might
Speaker 2: be listened to let's go, oh yeah, I've got a
Speaker 2: still of that. I'm going to call this sticking it
Speaker 2: to the man. How are you sticking it to the man?
Speaker 2: Let me know if you are a glitch in the
Speaker 2: system like me and my anonymous colleague nine four one four.
Speaker 5: Three, And if you need to remain anonymous, that's well,
Speaker 5: take a fake name.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll tell you what if you Yeah, if you don't,
Speaker 2: don't obviously want to give your name, because someone might
Speaker 2: be listening somewhere, and stop putting you into the grid
Speaker 2: or the system. Give yourself a movie star name, okay,
Speaker 2: seem to callers Robert de Niro or anyone. Robert de Niro's.
Speaker 3: He's getting getting free gas.
Speaker 2: He's getting he's getting a free newspaper every weekend.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: How are you sticking it to the man? What are
Speaker 2: you getting away with your glitching the system? You're not
Speaker 2: paying for something, so I'm saying, don't give us, please,
Speaker 2: don't ruin this, blow your gown game by giving me
Speaker 2: your real names. Come up with a movie character name
Speaker 2: or a celebrities name, an actor's name, and just be them.
Speaker 2: This morning, We've got Sondra Pullock on the line right now, Sando,
Speaker 2: what have you been getting away with? How are you
Speaker 2: sticking it to the first of all big Fanny movies?
Speaker 9: Thank you.
Speaker 8: I try my best. My gym membership, my weekly direct
Speaker 8: debits aren't coming out since the start of the year,
Speaker 8: since the fifteenth January.
Speaker 2: This is what we're talking about.
Speaker 8: Well done you, I know the honest person I am.
Speaker 8: I told I told them back in April. I brought
Speaker 8: it to their attention. They said they've fixed it and
Speaker 8: they've rectified it, and they're still not coming out.
Speaker 2: This is great. Actually, it's guilt free this one.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 8: And I'm not saying anything. I did my part. I
Speaker 8: told them my conscience is clear, crita.
Speaker 2: But that's signed to put it for you. You know.
Speaker 2: That's how we love your movies so much.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Thank Christian all right.
Speaker 2: Too, signed, have a good day. Nicole Kidman is online too.
Speaker 2: That's something I never thought to say thanks you calling
Speaker 2: the show, Nicole. Kidman, Hi, Hi, I'm pretty good and Nicole,
Speaker 2: have you been sticking it to the man? What you're
Speaker 2: getting away with?
Speaker 7: So I moved into a rental property just on the
Speaker 7: twelve months ago and signed up my gas and electricity.
Speaker 7: About a week later, I got an email saying that
Speaker 7: they had disconnected it because of my credit they couldn't
Speaker 7: provide me in my name. I never turned off the
Speaker 7: you know, the electric boxing to re start it or
Speaker 7: whatever they do. And I've still been getting gas and
Speaker 7: electricity and had no bills at all to this day.
Speaker 2: Gas and electric those utilities are so expensive, totally. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well that that's what happens when in the cold, Kidman,
Speaker 2: you don't pay for gas.
Speaker 5: But do you ever fear that you come home and
Speaker 5: one day it's caught up with you and then go
Speaker 5: on and go on?
Speaker 2: Are you sed to?
Speaker 7: But it's been so long, there isn't it.
Speaker 2: You're not living on the edge like that, you know,
Speaker 2: just turn on the oven or not knowing if it's
Speaker 2: going to come on or the light switch. You know, Well,
Speaker 2: so far, thanks, you have a good week. Wow we
Speaker 2: eat folks, get ready. Burt Reynolds is live on Gold
Speaker 2: one O four point three.
Speaker 11: But chance, I think Burt Reynolds for going to hear is.
Speaker 2: Burt Reynolds for a He's just touching his big old
Speaker 2: tash or something like that. You know, Jence, Do.
Speaker 11: I need to grab a gl after water and just
Speaker 11: throw it at you?
Speaker 2: Yes? You do? Yeah? Yeah, but off you go? Then
Speaker 2: what have you been getting away with? Burt Reynolds.
Speaker 6: My hichid department did a bit of a whoopsie three
Speaker 6: weeks of annually for free.
Speaker 2: This is one of the best. It's almost like you've
Speaker 2: been handed three weeks extra in your life.
Speaker 7: I grabbed that bad boy and I just ran with it.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I also like about this call,
Speaker 2: Burt Reynolds. I'm really pleased at the phrase a bit
Speaker 2: of a whoop see still translate down under it. I
Speaker 2: thought that was a uniquely British thing. I never ever
Speaker 2: would be able to say that on the radio again.
Speaker 2: But the phrase a bit of a whoop see. I
Speaker 2: love that phrase. It's from a from a different time.
Speaker 2: That's a great one. Hey, Burt Reynolds, be love to
Speaker 2: chats for you anytime on the show. Okay, cheers, cheers, cheers,
Speaker 2: but boy, all right, cheers but bt Reynolds, Everyone's after Show.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, asking you what have you been getting away with?
Speaker 2: How are you sticking it to the man? Don't give
Speaker 2: us your name and ruin the game. Just give us
Speaker 2: a movie actor Asher's name. So far this morning we've
Speaker 2: spoken to Nicole Kidman, but ren also Sandra Bullet, who
Speaker 2: knews you showed this room here? It's that TMZ Sandra
Speaker 2: Bullet doesn't pay for a gym membership. That's what they
Speaker 2: ask is how these stars live? Anyway, we go back
Speaker 2: through the eighties. Now a wonder woman, Linda Carter is
Speaker 2: on the line.
Speaker 5: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning, okay, and how have you been sticking it
Speaker 2: to the man?
Speaker 3: I had a Sidney Link account and it never took
Speaker 3: a cent out of my account to ain't you?
Speaker 10: So?
Speaker 2: You had an e tag free for how many years?
Speaker 5: Every day did you get on the tollways even when
Speaker 5: you didn't need to, just to take advantage of it?
Speaker 2: Absolutely, just going back towards some fourwards and joined the
Speaker 2: free rides. All right, wonder woman, thank you very much
Speaker 2: and cool have a good day.
Speaker 10: Hey bye.
Speaker 2: All right, I think we can go. Oh wow, this
Speaker 2: is amazing. Hey, Bradley Cooper. There you going pretty good?
Speaker 2: Bradley Cooper. How is Bradley Cooper?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 10: Not too bad.
Speaker 11: I love the show Love.
Speaker 2: On the radio because the world has been waiting for that. Bradley,
Speaker 2: what's there? What have you been going away with?
Speaker 10: I was working for a very large telecommunications supplier for
Speaker 10: quite a few years on a discount phone, or actually
Speaker 10: three staff discount phones.
Speaker 5: I left there employment in two thousand and they found
Speaker 5: two on my account.
Speaker 7: One account is still.
Speaker 11: Active at five dollars fifty unlimited phone calls and twenty
Speaker 11: giga data.
Speaker 5: Oh that is a deal, right, so, brad if you
Speaker 5: had that since two thousand and they've obviously still been
Speaker 5: updating the plan because you're getting data thrown in.
Speaker 3: They didn't.
Speaker 5: I've moved.
Speaker 11: I've moved a dress about four or five times and
Speaker 11: they still haven't picked it.
Speaker 2: It's off the grid. This is great, Bradley Cooper. Thanks
Speaker 2: you call, buddy. Have a good week. Oh wow, Pamela
Speaker 2: Anderson's on the line, folks, Palmler Anderson. What are you
Speaker 2: getting away with? How are you sticking it? To the man.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I've got free water usage at our home for
Speaker 12: over ten years.
Speaker 2: There's another big show is exclusive here on the show
Speaker 2: Pamela Anderson gets free water. We saw that video.
Speaker 12: We pulled a house down and the water meter got damage,
Speaker 12: so they replaced it. But I don't know what happened.
Speaker 12: They never they never start.
Speaker 2: Charges for you lazy.
Speaker 12: And so we had six people at home. I've got
Speaker 12: four teenagers and then they turned into four adult.
Speaker 2: Well this and Pamela might come around this week and
Speaker 2: have a free showers. Okay, bring the dog brown wash
Speaker 2: the dog as well, bring the car over of that
Speaker 2: clean and so we'll go on the PaaS.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it was cool.
Speaker 12: It's a lot of money when we've got six settles.
Speaker 12: Basically in the house, you're just.
Speaker 5: Running all tabs at all times in case you feel
Speaker 5: like a drinking the putting a glass under it.
Speaker 2: It's just running constantly pretty much there. All right, Pamela Manson,
Speaker 2: we got to go. We've got the news and sport
Speaker 2: coming up next. NWS to call the show, have a
Speaker 2: good week. Cheers.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Today's that work time waster jack spot this over the weekend.
Speaker 2: You must have met over the years working with Hamishnandi.
Speaker 2: You must have interviewed Seth Rogan a few times. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 5: Well we did only on the phone, that's right. I
Speaker 5: never met him in person.
Speaker 2: Funny guy. He's just got a great gig. So he's
Speaker 2: obviously from Canada, from Vancouver. He's now the official voice
Speaker 2: on the Met show in Vancouver. He's doing all the announcements.
Speaker 2: Have listened to this, Hey, Vancouver gets set Here's a
Speaker 2: tip to make your transit ride even more awesome.
Speaker 11: I know your bag is probably very nice and you
Speaker 11: cared deeply for it, but that doesn't mean it needs
Speaker 11: a down seat.
Speaker 2: I think it would be nice for a Melbourne born
Speaker 2: lad like yourself to be asked to do a like
Speaker 2: to be the voice that yeah, oh yeah, that voice.
Speaker 5: Hey guys, shack, don't put your bags on the seats
Speaker 5: so that everyone can sit down, have a good journey
Speaker 5: into work home.
Speaker 2: Lovely, here you go. What's that's really nice? So you go?
Speaker 2: You can have that one, all right, And so we've
Speaker 2: got today's at work time wasted for you is celebrities
Speaker 2: as transport. I've got hole in boats. It's a little
Speaker 2: spin off of them. You can have that. Guys all
Speaker 2: in boats. You go on a boat, but constantly on
Speaker 2: a twenty four hour loop. Their greatest hits. I've also
Speaker 2: got Ubert Bake, Ubert's Bacca.
Speaker 5: Yep up, it took me a second.
Speaker 2: And Tram Morrison, Marris Tram Tram Morrison. But did you
Speaker 2: got then celebrities as transport? Jack, what are you holding?
Speaker 3: Bustle Crow?
Speaker 2: Very good, bustle Crow.
Speaker 3: Mike Myers.
Speaker 5: And Airbus A three eighty Perry, Oh very good?
Speaker 2: He wins that one. Okay, what have you got for us?
Speaker 2: Text him in Then celebrities as transport Oh four seven
Speaker 2: five O three one oh four three. Jack will mark
Speaker 2: them in ten minutes time after a few songs, Oh
Speaker 2: four seven five O three one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold, one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Freedom ninety George Michael, I'll go on one oh four
Speaker 2: point three at nine to twenty one Monday morning. Jack
Speaker 2: and I were just remember in the amazing music video.
Speaker 2: This was such a great album listening without prejudice bon
Speaker 2: in one and the music video You're trying to remember
Speaker 2: it one with all the super models and he was
Speaker 2: burning the George Michael class see Faith jacket on as well.
Speaker 2: And we're just talking about how used to have all
Speaker 2: those This is back when MTV and all the other
Speaker 2: ones used to get around the world music video channels.
Speaker 2: They didn't have really TV shows. Then. It was just
Speaker 2: about the music videos because the music videos work better
Speaker 2: than half the TV shows they put on now about
Speaker 2: teenage pregnant Hillbillies with aliens, I think that starts tonight.
Speaker 2: I've got the one Take Touch show and I will
Speaker 2: be watching it. But they used to love those shows.
Speaker 2: You must have had them, you must have helped them
Speaker 2: out of here certain local video channels.
Speaker 5: Yeah, while we still even got Rage on the ABC
Speaker 5: which runs over Friday and STU to night and then
Speaker 5: on Saturday night from midnight they would have a guest programmer,
Speaker 5: so an artist would come on and play all their
Speaker 5: favorite video clips and I used to love that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. There used to be one in MTV Europe called
Speaker 2: MTV Ray Cokes, an amazing presenter. Really were very very
Speaker 2: unpredictable and nice to love that show all right then, anyway,
Speaker 2: time for Jack to mark your at work time wayeter
Speaker 2: these are considering it's a Monday morning. These are amazing,
Speaker 2: some very very funny ones. But Jack is always the
Speaker 2: judge on this one gold, silver, bronze, or any of
Speaker 2: the new side categories that he said works up over
Speaker 2: the weekend. We just don't know. So celebrities as modes
Speaker 2: of transport, let's go Benedict Cumber blimp, old School very
Speaker 2: the blimp. That's a gold that's from Juddy. There's a
Speaker 2: phrase you wouldn't hear on kiss this morning. The blimph.
Speaker 2: This is a new artist someone does in a collab
Speaker 2: with Jue Lipa. This is new farmer Calvin Horris with blimp.
Speaker 2: David Bing six four seven.
Speaker 3: That's great. That's a gold plus very.
Speaker 2: Please put your names on these so I can give
Speaker 2: you the credit you deserve. H Elton, John Deere tractor
Speaker 2: yeap silver Yeah, a, Sir Patrick, Billy Ray Cycles.
Speaker 3: That's a gold plus.
Speaker 2: Ah, no name, Rick Shaw Astley.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 5: I like that, but only as much as the silver plus.
Speaker 2: Well un lucky Barge Simpson.
Speaker 5: Yep, I don't like it that much.
Speaker 2: Fronts because a cartoon character. Yeah, it's annoyed me. Actually,
Speaker 2: I don't know why I shouldn't care this much. There's
Speaker 2: no prize in it, but it really irritated me. Uh,
Speaker 2: Skate Bush, you know roller skates Kate Bush.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I was thinking George Bush and I didn't know.
Speaker 3: How that was.
Speaker 2: George Bush. Skate Bush.
Speaker 5: I know, well that's what I was about. To mark
Speaker 5: them badly for that. All that confusion, you still get
Speaker 5: a bronze.
Speaker 2: Oh dear Dennis Chopper. I almost hope there is a
Speaker 2: helicopter company in and they called Choppers Hoppers trailer Swift.
Speaker 2: That's gold plus Ella, well done, rowboat to Niro. Come on,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 3: That's that's right, that's a gold per.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the best in show.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: A couple of weeks in eight weeks into now working
Speaker 2: this radio station, I'm now terrified of this building because
Speaker 2: I've heard of a ghost goes by the name of
Speaker 2: Little Timmy. They say he plays a flute, they say
Speaker 2: he cries. Sometimes they say he lives in the wolves.
Speaker 2: I might made up the last one, but the fact
Speaker 2: is I'm now getting here early in the morning. I
Speaker 2: am terrified. I feel suddenly a blast of cold air.
Speaker 2: I don't know it's the air conditioning, or it's it's
Speaker 2: little Timmy and he's got an issue with me. I
Speaker 2: don't know.
Speaker 5: So people at home won't know this, but Tommy Bananas,
Speaker 5: who films video for the shows in here, and you
Speaker 5: just delivered that whole speech to the cameras. If you're
Speaker 5: on one of those paranormal shows and you're doing the opener.
Speaker 2: Do you know what years ago I was asked to
Speaker 2: actually host one of those series. Yeah, and I get
Speaker 2: so scared by this kind of stuff, right, I went no,
Speaker 2: and they thought it was a negotiation point. Offer more money.
Speaker 2: Three times the money went up. It was I got
Speaker 2: me asked. It was an eye watering amount. I kept
Speaker 2: going to an agent. This stuff scares me. I don't
Speaker 2: think we should be mucking around with it on TV.
Speaker 2: I don't want the cash. Who's got there's a huge
Speaker 2: amount of money.
Speaker 5: But the hostess and the guy who has to go
Speaker 5: up into the addict for the ghosts.
Speaker 2: Know what you're up to, and they're going to come
Speaker 2: and get you wherever.
Speaker 5: You are missed opportunities.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no no no. So anyway, this week
Speaker 2: we've got some amateur Ghostbusters coming in on the show Thursday.
Speaker 2: Hopefully they can find little Timmy. I'm also hearing now
Speaker 2: we start talking abouts on the show. A couple of
Speaker 2: other people have come forward in the office. There's several
Speaker 2: different people around who live in the wolves.
Speaker 3: No, is there more than what just Timmy?
Speaker 2: Yes? No, have they told you about Ray?
Speaker 3: No, you're making this up.
Speaker 2: No this Ray?
Speaker 3: Who's seen Ray? Raise your hand, don't see him.
Speaker 2: That's just it's a ghost. You're just aware of him.
Speaker 2: It's just it's just a head on the floor.
Speaker 3: It could be another name for Timmy.
Speaker 2: No, it's not. There's several aluses. The amast Ghostbusters are
Speaker 2: going to come in Thursday live on the show and
Speaker 2: find out more and hopefully ask Timmy to leave.
Speaker 5: Or now they bringing those tools, the thing that looks
Speaker 5: like a boom mic.
Speaker 3: But it's meant to hear ghosts, and.
Speaker 2: I hope so in some kind of box to put
Speaker 2: the ghosts in. I've seen Ghostbusters, which I believe is
Speaker 2: a documentary, a flannel documentary about this stuff.
Speaker 5: No Ah, I think you're mistaken. The guy we're getting
Speaker 5: in just talks the ghosts. I don't think he captures them.
Speaker 5: And takes them away.
Speaker 2: But who do we do? We bring the council because
Speaker 2: you know you've got you went your fridge, your match
Speaker 2: is taken away? What is it? It's a polter guys.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you get two a year.
Speaker 2: Okay, what's his name? Timmy? A little Timmy.
Speaker 3: And get ray while you're out it, please listen?
Speaker 4: Is the head?
Speaker 2: All right? So this week though, on the day they
Speaker 2: coming Thursday, we're moving the midweek playlist to be a
Speaker 2: slightly late. The midwek playlist. We're going to pick an hour. Well,
Speaker 2: we've given you the theme. It's paranormal playlist, paranormal songs.
Speaker 2: What you're gonna pick They've gotta do with the paranormal theme.
Speaker 2: Hello to our facebook page to pick the songs. We'll
Speaker 2: play them out Thursday when the dosbusters are in. See
Speaker 2: I don't want even kind I have a chat with him.
Speaker 2: Oh see one O four to three. That's where you'll
Speaker 2: find our facebook page.
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