Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 1: Friday Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Happy Friday everyone, Good morning. It's to Christian o'con not
Speaker 2: Breakfast Show Gold one oh four point three. This is
Speaker 2: three minutes past six. Jack, Are you in the Friday mood?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: I am. Pats are you in the Friday monight?
Speaker 3: I am too? Right, Yeah, I'll be sleep this time tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I'm very excited. Well, here it goes without saying. I mean,
Speaker 2: it wasn't really a question in my mind. Will you
Speaker 2: be awake Saturday morning at three minutes past six?
Speaker 3: It's not really party five to go? Yes, it's Friday.
Speaker 3: You know you're sleeping tomorrow when you're asleep to Frida
Speaker 3: Peric Jack, all.
Speaker 2: Right, so this morning show we are crammed. It is
Speaker 2: heaving today. Hamous McLachlin is live in the studio. It's
Speaker 2: actually coming in this morning. Did you know about this?
Speaker 2: I was just told he's he's demanding that he's in
Speaker 2: the studio today with us.
Speaker 3: Should we put him in pat booth?
Speaker 4: Oh that's a great, I'll sort him out.
Speaker 2: I don't want to know what you meant by that. Hamos.
Speaker 2: We got come in for the phrase the happy ending booth.
Speaker 3: It's so no, come on, it's nice, hey.
Speaker 2: Start, let me start again. Happy Friday, everyone in the
Speaker 2: Friday moon.
Speaker 3: Have me wake this time the world.
Speaker 2: Friday booth. I sure am alright, So Hamis, we're going
Speaker 2: the phrase that pays. I'll tell you how that works
Speaker 2: in a couple of moments time. But the big thing
Speaker 2: we do every single Fridays. You're in control of the
Speaker 2: music between now and ten a m. Melbourne. Use the
Speaker 2: power wisely make these the best songs on the radio,
Speaker 2: up and down the dial this morning. So we every
Speaker 2: Friday we do this week that you pick all the
Speaker 2: music to kick us off this morning. Here is the
Speaker 2: first request. I know the song. I let this guy
Speaker 2: just tell you what it is. I have never ever
Speaker 2: in twenty years on Breakfast Radio, never ever played this
Speaker 2: song on the radio. Chatting to Brian, who has worked
Speaker 2: it for years on this radio station, he said, normally
Speaker 2: this only gets played every three or four months on
Speaker 2: the station and on late on a Saturday night where
Speaker 2: not too many people can hear it and get upset
Speaker 2: about it. This is the song.
Speaker 5: At the TOELLN. Please record your meth.
Speaker 2: Now, why do we have that sound effect? He's not
Speaker 2: calling in? What is about radio people? They just add
Speaker 2: stuff like this.
Speaker 5: At the TOELLN. Please record your mind and this.
Speaker 6: Hey, guys are staying From Darmond Craig. I would love
Speaker 6: to request Live in Leveta Light Up by Ricky Martin
Speaker 6: because it's a great way to start today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, never ever played this on the radio. You don't
Speaker 2: normally get it on Gold like I said, every three
Speaker 2: or four months. Never been played on primetime. Primetime and
Speaker 2: Way radio stations are obviously breakfast time right up until evening.
Speaker 2: So it's never ever been played on the breakfast show
Speaker 2: in the history of this radio station. But that's the thing.
Speaker 2: When we said you're going to have control of the music,
Speaker 2: we wanted some surprises where we feel a bit like
Speaker 2: even we're a bit it is this. Okay, you people
Speaker 2: going to want to hear this. But Stephen, we've made
Speaker 2: out that he called the search station. It's here him
Speaker 2: again for no reason. Hey, he's calling back. Can someone
Speaker 2: get that.
Speaker 5: At the time. Please record your message.
Speaker 6: Hey, guys are staring From Garmond Craig I would love
Speaker 6: to request Live in Leavida lighta by Ricky Martin because
Speaker 6: it's a great way to start the day.
Speaker 2: Well, I never ever thought my career in radio would
Speaker 2: lead to this. Why I flew ten thousand miles to
Speaker 2: start a new life so I could actually one day
Speaker 2: say on air, here's Ricky Martin living La Vida Loca
Speaker 2: on Cold one oh four point three. Hey, I said,
Speaker 2: you're in control of the music. It's not my song.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: How do we feel about that?
Speaker 4: I actually like it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, woke me up. It's like a caffeine double shot,
Speaker 2: that Ricky Martin living Avida Loca. Let's get the listener
Speaker 2: back who requested it. Here we are pretending that he's
Speaker 2: called him.
Speaker 5: He's going back and please record your message.
Speaker 6: Hey, guys, are staying from Darmond Craig love to request
Speaker 6: Living Levita light Up by Ricky Martin because it's a
Speaker 6: great way to start the day.
Speaker 2: Just played it.
Speaker 3: You know what it feels like when you're at home
Speaker 3: and someone calls you like your message, Bank, Stephen, don't
Speaker 3: pick it up. I missed those?
Speaker 2: Do you remember you gotn Ted. I know you're there.
Speaker 2: Pick up pick up, Ted, I know you're there.
Speaker 5: At the tell him please record your message.
Speaker 6: Hey guys, Ricky Martin to play.
Speaker 2: Ricky Martin in the morning. Okay, so you would control
Speaker 2: of the music this morning. Also you are control of
Speaker 2: Hamish Forglaughlin. If you don't know how this works, Every
Speaker 2: Friday comes on the show, you said, live in the
Speaker 2: studio about an hour twenty eight minutes time, and we
Speaker 2: need some phrases for him. We've been doing this now
Speaker 2: for about six weeks. We give him a random phrase,
Speaker 2: the phrase that pays. He works it into his commentary
Speaker 2: on Friday night for over the weekend. The last two
Speaker 2: weeks he has been on a gold run. Started two
Speaker 2: weeks ago when we were looking for your favorite lines
Speaker 2: in songs. We went with this one from Pink Floyd
Speaker 2: me you have you don't see Me? And he did
Speaker 2: this brilliantly interesting.
Speaker 4: Here Luke Beverage to talk about it's all about contested
Speaker 4: football and intensity. I mean, how can you have any
Speaker 4: pudding if you don't you meet. What he's basically saying
Speaker 4: is it's all about reward for effort.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's right. Ten out of ten.
Speaker 3: Now the next commentator said, yeah, he's right.
Speaker 2: Then last week we beat our wheel of your favorite
Speaker 2: movie quotes and it landed on this classic from the
Speaker 2: Blues Brothers or Fried Chickens and a Cook, And then
Speaker 2: he did this.
Speaker 4: Whoever you speak to, they say he's been the ultimate professional.
Speaker 4: They ever sat on the couch, ordered four fried chickens
Speaker 4: and a coke and giving up. He's always been committed
Speaker 4: to getting to where he's going to be tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Nicely done, and know about the return of Alex Johnson
Speaker 2: as well, so it was a win win. So here
Speaker 2: we are today. We need your phrases, not movies, not songs,
Speaker 2: just random phrases. And let's just remind ourselves. Now he's
Speaker 2: been on this gold rum. Let's give him the biggest
Speaker 2: test ever. He's ready for it. Now he's done two
Speaker 2: great ones there, knocked it out the part. Let's give
Speaker 2: him a and and try not to be kind to
Speaker 2: the guy. And I don't mean that to be mean
Speaker 2: to him, but really give him a random phrase where
Speaker 2: you're strugging to think, how the hell is he going
Speaker 2: to get this into live TV commentary tonight. There's no
Speaker 2: possible way. So even before you even call the show
Speaker 2: and you pick up the phone, just think is this
Speaker 2: really hard? Is it even humanly possible for a man
Speaker 2: to say this without somebody else going?
Speaker 7: What?
Speaker 2: Okay? So Jack and I have got two we're gonna
Speaker 2: put on our wheel off. We're gonna be a wheel
Speaker 2: of your random phrases. Give me a call now, nine
Speaker 2: four one four one oh four three random phrase. It
Speaker 2: might be a street sign in front of your face
Speaker 2: when you're driving in this morning. It might be written
Speaker 2: on the back of a cereal packet as you're having
Speaker 2: your breakfast this morning. The more random the bed are.
Speaker 2: Nine four one four no, four to three. What's yours?
Speaker 3: I'm gonna make mine. I'm gonna use the next hour
Speaker 3: to try and make mine harder, because now that I
Speaker 3: look at it, it may be too easy. Line is
Speaker 3: help yourself to the biscuits?
Speaker 2: What about help yourself to the biscuits? Vicar? All right,
Speaker 2: it's going on the will, so help yourself to the
Speaker 2: biscuits vicar From Jack, I'm gonna also chuck in no
Speaker 2: lifeguards on duty?
Speaker 3: Vicar?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what about what's the swimming pool they still have?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 2: Remember those signs you see at the public swimming pools
Speaker 2: where they go. No heavy petting.
Speaker 3: They said that. They said no diving, no cannon balls,
Speaker 3: no jumping. We don't know running by the pool.
Speaker 2: In England we have that which says the same thing,
Speaker 2: no running by the sodd of the pool, no cannonball,
Speaker 2: and it says no heavy petting.
Speaker 3: Did England even have pools?
Speaker 1: Dare you?
Speaker 2: How dare you? All right? Give us a nine one
Speaker 2: four three? Back to the songs Jimmy Barnes and in
Speaker 2: Excess Good Times on God one four point three, which
Speaker 2: at your calls.
Speaker 1: Next the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Every single Friday. On the Christian O'Connor Backcast Show, it's
Speaker 2: all request. Every song picks by you like this Dan
Speaker 2: in Marysville, Jimmy Barnes with an Excess good Times. In
Speaker 2: the next two hours on this radio, I give you
Speaker 2: a warning MC Hammer makes an appearance. I've just had
Speaker 2: a look ahead. I'm already looking forward to roundabout quarter
Speaker 2: to eight Hammer time on the radio. Can't touch this,
Speaker 2: it's going to be on all right. Let's go to
Speaker 2: the lines. We've got some phrases that pays random phrases
Speaker 2: for haimis mccotkin when he's in at seven thirty this
Speaker 2: morning to get on TV tonight. Alex, good morning, Good
Speaker 2: morning God.
Speaker 7: So I'm a traffic controller and my phrase is the
Speaker 7: Batman forty.
Speaker 2: Now, what does that mean in your job? Buddy? What
Speaker 2: does batman forty obviously code for something? All Right?
Speaker 7: You know when you guys are driving down the road
Speaker 7: and it comes to the little lollipop sign and the
Speaker 7: spend the forty forty limits, that's the Batman forty.
Speaker 2: But Batman, I'll just start using that in the corner
Speaker 2: to impress the kids. Watch out Batman forty.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think that might be a bit hard to use.
Speaker 2: That is gonna be very hard. How does he get
Speaker 2: that in the game tonight? Batman forty? Unless there's someone
Speaker 2: in the crowd that looks like Batman at the age
Speaker 2: of forty, Jesus are going to start that going, there's
Speaker 2: Batman at forty. It's on the board, Alex, Bruce, Wayne's
Speaker 2: let himself go. Nick, good morning, go right there going.
Speaker 2: We're good, Nick, Thanks for giving us a cool What's
Speaker 2: what's the random phrase for Hamish?
Speaker 7: Well, normally I'm a site manager and I get some
Speaker 7: trader on site and it's just no bloody good and
Speaker 7: I just called them did from the feed up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we got one of those in the studio right now.
Speaker 2: Morning Jack's let's chuck that. Thank you, Nick, Caitlin, Yeah,
Speaker 2: hellok Katelyn Hello, Hello? Yeah? Okay? What's your phrase for us?
Speaker 2: For our wheel of peace?
Speaker 5: Love and mong beings?
Speaker 3: That is a great what's the second part? Peace?
Speaker 2: Love and mung beans? Now? Why where'd you get that
Speaker 2: wrong from? How's that coming to your mind?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 7: It used to be my email address when I was
Speaker 7: a teenager.
Speaker 2: Was that like one of those old do you remember
Speaker 2: when we first got like hot mel accounts and you
Speaker 2: just had to get any mass Yeah, it was it,
Speaker 2: one of the early hotmail accounts.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 8: My uncle was a bit of a hippie and told
Speaker 8: me at once, and then I just used it as
Speaker 8: a email address.
Speaker 2: That's so funny because I remember registering my first email address.
Speaker 2: Must be like eighteen nineteen years ago, and you can't
Speaker 2: go back and it's given to you, isn't it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I've still got it.
Speaker 4: So one more.
Speaker 2: We should talk about this on the show. But people
Speaker 2: must have so many weird or unusually email addresses you
Speaker 2: now regret, But back in the day, you were just rushing,
Speaker 2: desperate to get on the do you mem it was
Speaker 2: called the Information super Highway. It used to be called
Speaker 2: the Information super Highway. So it's peace, love and mung beans.
Speaker 3: And you always retired that email address at the same
Speaker 3: time when you went to write your first resume, and
Speaker 3: as you're putting your name or your qualifications, and then
Speaker 3: as you're writing out peace, love and mung beans at
Speaker 3: heartmail don't come you go. Maybe I'll update that.
Speaker 2: Chris, good morning, come morning.
Speaker 7: Here you going brother, I'm good brother.
Speaker 2: And Chris, what have you got for us this morning? Mate?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 7: First, well, real quickly, my eye is actually Christian. I
Speaker 7: share I share a Christian name with you.
Speaker 2: Wait, you know what. I think you're the only other
Speaker 2: guy in Melbourne called Christian because even though Christian is
Speaker 2: my name, everyone just calls me Chris, which is cool,
Speaker 2: but Christian is obviously not a name people are willing
Speaker 2: to accept because people just go, nope, you're Chris too long.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, you've shed a new light on it, man,
Speaker 7: So thank you very much for that. Most phase it
Speaker 7: pays and the money gown was the theme of your
Speaker 7: show mate, I reckon you should get old mate to
Speaker 7: have to say live in Leveta Loka.
Speaker 2: I am feeling it, Brother Christian. From this Brother Christian,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for that.
Speaker 1: Okay the Christian Who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold One
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Speaker 2: Friday Morning Matchbox twenty three am for a Leah. Alright,
Speaker 2: it's time to blow our Friday morning game with you.
Speaker 3: I'm a movie.
Speaker 6: I'm a movie.
Speaker 2: I'm the movie. I'm a movie too.
Speaker 3: What movie am I?
Speaker 2: Yes? All right, then time for you to try and
Speaker 2: stump the show as me. Jack and Pats take you
Speaker 2: on and each other on trying I guess the movie
Speaker 2: from your one line cryptic clue. Do not call me
Speaker 2: up with a quote from the movie. All right, we
Speaker 2: just need a cryptic clue to the movie. Doesn't even
Speaker 2: have to be the title, just a plot. Big Monkey
Speaker 2: goes Bananas can come? You got it baby? Every Friday.
Speaker 2: That's my that's the one I've got. We've got one
Speaker 2: straight away to get into you got you both ready,
Speaker 2: I'm ready alright. Big Dan's on the line. Good morning,
Speaker 2: Big Dan, Good morning everybody here are we We're pretty good?
Speaker 2: Is Friday. When a good move, Dan, what's your I'm
Speaker 2: a movie. I'm a movie. What movie am I? If
Speaker 2: you go?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 9: The clues ocean scend sheets, righteous ending, Oh.
Speaker 2: My words, Oh my buddy, this is so ocean sand sheep,
Speaker 2: righteous ending men.
Speaker 3: Who's stare at? Goats? Sheep is not a goat?
Speaker 2: You're right. I thought it was that, so I don't
Speaker 2: know what I'm laughing at. I was like, goat sheep.
Speaker 2: They're probably good friends.
Speaker 3: The Whilst and Grummitt movie, the one that had strong
Speaker 3: the shape.
Speaker 10: No, what is it?
Speaker 2: Big down, We're out of time. Ten seconds is up?
Speaker 9: Okay, it's sure shank regent.
Speaker 2: Ocean sand sure, sure, sure, sure yeah the ocean shore
Speaker 2: sure shank for sheep.
Speaker 3: And this is actually like a cryptic crosswork.
Speaker 2: Come on, it's as far too intelligence, big Dan. We're
Speaker 2: not that smart, buddy.
Speaker 3: We need somewhere between the line from the actual movie
Speaker 3: and what you just did.
Speaker 2: Simple folk. All right, buddy, we'll send you tickets. Go
Speaker 2: and see Black Clansmen in joint.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, uh, that's how works, but
Speaker 2: that's too hard. Nine one oh four three. Just remember
Speaker 2: who you listened to a couple of Thickies. Give us
Speaker 2: a go nine four one four, one oh four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian Who Connall Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Every Friday on this breakfast show, all request every single
Speaker 2: song for four hours. We are family. Sister Sledge, this
Speaker 2: is for Stella in alpham go into a disco party
Speaker 2: this weekend. It's going as one of Sister Sledge. Easy
Speaker 2: on the outfit. Okay, we all thinking the same thing.
Speaker 2: Also the phrase disco party.
Speaker 3: What year are we in?
Speaker 2: Nineteen eighty two? Give him into a disco party?
Speaker 3: Jack, I haven't yet.
Speaker 2: No, I get invited to a disco party one day, Stella,
Speaker 2: this is your song in join.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connall Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Years and years ago I did a again. Sister Sledge
Speaker 2: came on and did a couple of songs between you
Speaker 2: and I not exactly live anyway. People there didn't know,
Speaker 2: but exactly live, and so they were lovely and I
Speaker 2: met them beforehand. You know, do that thing where if
Speaker 2: there's more than one name, I struggle the moment you
Speaker 2: go you remember the first name, and then at the
Speaker 2: second one you go, oh no, no, and the third one. Ope, no,
Speaker 2: I can just remember at the end of the show, Hey, everyone,
Speaker 2: sister Sledge, and suddenly I thought, I'm looking at them.
Speaker 2: They're looking at me. They know we've been introduced, and
Speaker 2: I go, sister one sister. That's all I could do.
Speaker 2: All right, it is tie out to play. I'm a movie.
Speaker 2: I'm a movie. What movie am I? I'm a movie
Speaker 2: in the movie.
Speaker 3: I'm a movie too, What movie am I?
Speaker 2: Yes, this is where you're try and stump the show.
Speaker 2: We get ten seconds, try and guess the movie from
Speaker 2: your clue. Jack is first up this morning. Good morning, Jack,
Speaker 2: Good morning Grisson. All right, buddy, good luck. If you go,
Speaker 2: what's the clue? Hot horse seats, hot horse sets, blazing saddles.
Speaker 2: That's how you do it, folks, feel free to play
Speaker 2: Jack and Pat game.
Speaker 3: I actually had that.
Speaker 2: I was a split taking there, having all snooze in
Speaker 2: the sun.
Speaker 3: I was a split taking behind. I'll get half a
Speaker 3: point for that. Do you get half a point? Honesty system,
Speaker 3: and you guys can use it as well.
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 2: I was right there.
Speaker 4: I don't think so.
Speaker 2: Jay take him down half a point. Troy, good morning,
Speaker 2: pretty good. You know what a great name. That is
Speaker 2: a strong name, isn't it? Troy is a film? Troy
Speaker 2: laser like reflexes from Jack the cat Post. All right,
Speaker 2: what's the clue? Troy?
Speaker 9: Radicalized Team discovers religion and blows up government installation.
Speaker 3: Radicalized Team Team Team America?
Speaker 2: Now I thought you had that. What's the clue again? Mate?
Speaker 9: Radical Team discovers the religion and blows up government installation,
Speaker 9: desperately seeking Susan.
Speaker 3: It's not my genre on the front when Harry met Sally.
Speaker 2: All right, Troy, what's the movie? Star Wars? Smart clue?
Speaker 2: Troy will give you some tickets. Go and see Black
Speaker 2: Clans when, which is out August the sixteenth. Clayton, very
Speaker 2: good that your hazard lights. I can hear click an
Speaker 2: oy in the background. Yeah, keep it safe, Keep it safe,
Speaker 2: and keep it locked. All right, Clayton, wats your clue?
Speaker 3: A lost fish of the sea.
Speaker 2: Can't yell out finding the name? You have to see?
Speaker 2: What is okay?
Speaker 3: Another half point to me?
Speaker 2: I should get half a point? Nemo. All right, producer breaks,
Speaker 2: you're gonna have to be independent here because they're starting
Speaker 2: to uprise. Bexcell looks hot today.
Speaker 10: Yes, thank you.
Speaker 2: That's it's called finding Nemo. Is this a girl thing?
Speaker 3: How about they get a point eight?
Speaker 2: How about no finding?
Speaker 3: Everyone gets a point. I'm actually in front of the point.
Speaker 2: Mockery of the game, Glenn, Good morning morning guys. Yeah,
Speaker 2: pretty good, Glen. What's your clue for us? Mate?
Speaker 9: I live my life a quarter mile out of fast
Speaker 9: and furious.
Speaker 10: Very good.
Speaker 2: What I don't have it? I'm not going to accept
Speaker 2: the point because there's.
Speaker 3: A Christian I win. Today's out of it, Get.
Speaker 2: Out of it. There's shocked, one last clue on, then
Speaker 2: there's shot one last one on in your own time. Producers,
Speaker 2: fingers at your backsides. See Beck's too busy jumping on air.
Speaker 2: Then to be a star, hump became a character? Replace you, Simon?
Speaker 3: This is a five pointer?
Speaker 9: Hi, how are you are?
Speaker 7: Orphaned girls?
Speaker 2: Any? No orphaned girls? Orphan girl or orphan girls?
Speaker 9: Girls?
Speaker 2: Girls more than one? There's a load of girls girls movie.
Speaker 2: That's a horror movie. Beaches, sorry beaches.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 2: Awful girls beaches all their mother died? Remember, hmmm, Simon,
Speaker 2: ten seconds is up? What is the movie?
Speaker 3: Give us another clue? I don't feel like guessing it.
Speaker 2: That's it? What is it? Simon?
Speaker 5: Just pick all me.
Speaker 3: No, that's wrong.
Speaker 2: I don't accept that now.
Speaker 7: Adopted three three orphan girls.
Speaker 4: Oh I thought you were meaning singular not plue.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're talking here about infinitives. This is a bad
Speaker 2: situation for the quiz, simon. We'll give you some tickets anyway.
Speaker 2: Go see black clansmen have a nice wee came mate.
Speaker 7: Thank you to you too.
Speaker 2: All right, Jack, you know what we've got coming up
Speaker 2: after seven.
Speaker 3: Always, and you want me to say it?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: Keep it a secret?
Speaker 3: Ye don't keep a secret. I don't know. Sometimes a
Speaker 3: great tenalizing way to tell people that something is coming
Speaker 3: up is to just hint towards it.
Speaker 2: All right, So what does it say up there? For
Speaker 2: coming up after seven? Reason?
Speaker 3: Christian? First paycheck?
Speaker 2: Yeap? Have you only just been paid? No, we are
Speaker 2: not talking about that after seven o'clock. We're talking about
Speaker 2: something else. I haven't discussed this with the producers. I
Speaker 2: just told them that's what I want to talk about
Speaker 2: after seven o'clock, because otherwise they would be worried about
Speaker 2: what's going on.
Speaker 3: To tell you secrets is a good way to get
Speaker 3: people listening.
Speaker 2: I'm worried that if I did tell them what I
Speaker 2: want to do after seven I told you you were
Speaker 2: try and talk me out of it.
Speaker 3: It's more of this heavy petting stuff you'll see.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Every single Friday, We're at you and control the music.
Speaker 2: So kicking off this hour with Carolyn in HOPPERSCOSSI wants
Speaker 2: to hear this from o MD if you leave coming
Speaker 2: up next, something I have not run by anyone on
Speaker 2: this show could be a mistake. We'll find out next.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connwall Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold four point three.
Speaker 2: Friday morning, Oh MD, if you leave or request every
Speaker 2: Friday on this show. That's some brilliant songs lined up
Speaker 2: this morning. Until the next hour, we go back to
Speaker 2: the eighties and catch up with mc hammer can't touch this.
Speaker 2: I can't wait to play that and hear that.
Speaker 3: And we've got the other mc hammer coming in at
Speaker 3: seven point thirty for the phrase that pays.
Speaker 2: You've got it the real emc Hammer twenty eighteen's answer
Speaker 2: to mc hammer, hem Mish Regucklin is in and he
Speaker 2: needs a brand new phrase to pay. So if you've
Speaker 2: got anything, let us know We've got a load of
Speaker 2: first suggestions up already. Awesome today's show, the Court gets bigger,
Speaker 2: not just fines. Christians Court will be presiding over your
Speaker 2: real life dilemmas. Anything you need a ruling on, please
Speaker 2: let us know. Christians Court is here after eight o'clock
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Speaker 2: We get robes today, wigs last week, robes today. Okay,
Speaker 2: so the courts here in an hour's time, so right now, producers,
Speaker 2: and you think I was going to be talking about
Speaker 2: your first paychecks, we may well get to that Monday morning.
Speaker 2: But what I am going to do right now is
Speaker 2: this is why I didn't run it past anyone who
Speaker 2: works on the show. I'm going to give out my
Speaker 2: new phone number. I've only had this number about ten weeks.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to give out my phone number now
Speaker 2: and see your number? Yeah, what this is my number?
Speaker 2: I've only had it like ten weeks. This new number,
Speaker 2: so that people people want to give you a call
Speaker 2: over the weekend. Then whatever.
Speaker 9: This is it?
Speaker 3: This sounds like a fun radio stunt to do, but
Speaker 3: you'll regret it. Why because people will bun your weekends lives.
Speaker 2: They've got busy lives. They're going to give me a weekend. No,
Speaker 2: our listeners won't do that. Not listen. You come on
Speaker 2: the average age of people listen to this station the
Speaker 2: same as us. You're too tired to be doing that.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 2: I'd have to give that about twenty or sixty shots
Speaker 2: to get it looking good in a certain line of
Speaker 2: my age. They're not going to be doing that.
Speaker 3: What do you needed for? Though?
Speaker 2: Because the people give me a call over the week
Speaker 2: can I'm going to start to build radio's biggest WhatsApp group.
Speaker 2: There might be you know, thirty people that ping me
Speaker 2: over the weekend. And you know I'm not going to
Speaker 2: be able to get to every single call, but I
Speaker 2: will take phone calls over the weekend.
Speaker 3: I give you one week of before you go in
Speaker 3: the Optics or Telstra and get a new number. Is
Speaker 3: it your actual number? If I click ye?
Speaker 2: All right if you want to. If you don't believe
Speaker 2: this is my number, O four eight seven, I.
Speaker 3: Should just be able to ring Christian YEP, Christian Australia,
Speaker 3: which I have in on speakerphone.
Speaker 2: Hello, who's this I'm live on air right now. There
Speaker 2: you go. That's all right, here's the number. Then O
Speaker 2: four eight seven own. That is busy already. Oh four
Speaker 2: eight seven oh nine eight four double two. That's my
Speaker 2: wife's just texted me saying, are you serious. I need
Speaker 2: to quickly get this number out now before she gets
Speaker 2: hold of me. Oh four eight seven nine eight four
Speaker 2: double two. Call me all right, put that number in
Speaker 2: your phone. Oh four eight seven O nine eight four
Speaker 2: double two, all right, get your number and send me
Speaker 2: a WhatsApp message, and then I'm going to form today
Speaker 2: during the show. And also, this is an easy way
Speaker 2: if you've got song request none that's waiting on line nine,
Speaker 2: or stay there, we might get to you call. You
Speaker 2: can just get your song on air right now by
Speaker 2: calling me directly and over the weekend. If you want
Speaker 2: to leave me a a WhatsApp voice note, maybe we'll
Speaker 2: play them on Monday. This is a new way for
Speaker 2: you to get in touch with with me. Now you can.
Speaker 2: You've really you've already been going to call us and
Speaker 2: text us and email, but now you can actually send
Speaker 2: me a WhatsApp voice note. Won't even cost you anything,
Speaker 2: so my number then I'll go. I've had to write
Speaker 2: it down because I don't know this number off my
Speaker 2: art quicker that is going crazy. Oh four eight seven
Speaker 2: oh oh four eight seven oh nine eight four double two.
Speaker 2: This is my number. Put it in your phone. Four
Speaker 2: eight seven oh nine eight four double two. Just wrote
Speaker 2: it down. As you know, sometimes we need just putting
Speaker 2: someone new in New guy on Gold. My number is
Speaker 2: four eight seven nine eight four double two.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: All right, I underestimate this. I didn't think you'd be
Speaker 2: that interested, to be honest, because I'm new and you're
Speaker 2: still probably sussing me out whether or not you do
Speaker 2: want to listen to the show. I didn't realize. Jack,
Speaker 2: you can back up. What have I just spent that
Speaker 2: song doing.
Speaker 3: You've spoken to three people, there's a fourth one on
Speaker 3: the line. Now, I'll just say the enthusiasm which with
Speaker 3: which you're answering these calls will wane over the weekend. Well,
Speaker 3: in one week's time, it won't be there anymore. That's
Speaker 3: my prediction.
Speaker 2: Lynn. Yes, Hi, this is Lynch. She's called my direct line.
Speaker 2: You can now four eight seven nine eight four double two.
Speaker 2: So where about say where you called it from? Nim
Speaker 2: I mean South.
Speaker 7: Thank and I'm at a tram stop about to get.
Speaker 9: On the tram.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you've got call waiting.
Speaker 10: I want to hear you play the song Daddy are
Speaker 10: Fallen for a Monster, which I heard in the UK
Speaker 10: two years ago and I've never heard it in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, probably for good reason. Who's it by Daddy
Speaker 2: I've Fallen from Monster?
Speaker 8: No, it was really popular when I was over there.
Speaker 2: Daddy I Fallen from Monster sounds like a very bad
Speaker 2: country and Western song. Ill texting right, I appreciate that.
Speaker 2: Man and Lynn let us know what tram me getting on?
Speaker 2: Way off to get number fifty eight? Yeah? Where that?
Speaker 2: Where will that take you?
Speaker 8: Then it'll take me to Peter Mac which is where
Speaker 8: I work in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Alight, Well listen, thanks for listening to the show, and
Speaker 2: now you got my number, send me a little WhatsApp
Speaker 2: message or voice message over the weekend. I'll play it
Speaker 2: out Monday and let me know how your weekend's going.
Speaker 2: All right, okay?
Speaker 3: Well, thanks Christian, lovely to talk to.
Speaker 2: You and I love your show. Oh thanks Lott you
Speaker 2: have a love it Loue date work and a good weekend.
Speaker 2: Take care okay, thanks Christian?
Speaker 7: Bye.
Speaker 2: Oh boy, my wife keeps texting, what have you done? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean we're taking live, live live calls. Here, live
Speaker 2: live calls. All right. The number is four eighty seven.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, there's another call coming in there. See
Speaker 2: what this is? That's me the background. Hello, who's this
Speaker 2: your Live and Gold? Please don't swear Hello, who's this.
Speaker 7: Hello?
Speaker 2: Sean way backually going on from mate mourn. Yeah, no,
Speaker 2: I guess that bit. Well done, mate, and big city.
Speaker 2: Let's narrow it down to at least a suburb, doesn't
Speaker 2: mat it, Sean, stay there all right, that's a I'll
Speaker 2: take up. We're going to take some of these during
Speaker 2: the outbreak. If you want to give me a call.
Speaker 2: It is four eight seven nine eight four double two.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We had a meeting yesterday after the show and a
Speaker 2: hopefully all goes to plan where before the big new
Speaker 2: Freddie Mercury movie comes out. We are hoping that we
Speaker 2: will we do an exclusive screen which will be amazing.
Speaker 2: I hope the movie is as good as that trailer.
Speaker 2: That trailer looks amazing. So this phone is going NonStop.
Speaker 2: It's a great way though, for me to increase the
Speaker 2: number of new people I've got my phone. It's for
Speaker 2: the main reason so I did. It only had three
Speaker 2: new numbers since I've been here, been eleven weeks now,
Speaker 2: and it is going crazy, the messages of pinging off
Speaker 2: all the time. I've just given out my my mobile
Speaker 2: number out on air. He's the way if you do
Speaker 2: want to say anything and get it played out on air,
Speaker 2: or say anything to me, is to leave one of
Speaker 2: those little I'm obsessed with these cry out is to
Speaker 2: leave one of these WhatsApp voice notes. A couple of
Speaker 2: you started doing this and they're brilliant. Whilst it's coming now,
Speaker 2: So listen to this. Good morning Christian, my name is Aton.
Speaker 2: That's want to say thanks to the number, love the station,
Speaker 2: love the music, and I love your radio show, So
Speaker 2: thank you and keep up the great work. Well, thank
Speaker 2: you very much. My friend. Isn't that great? Plus, if
Speaker 2: there's anyone else leaving these messages here, goo, there's another
Speaker 2: one here, I hang on. I can't even get back
Speaker 2: to that home screen now to get what's up? I
Speaker 2: really should have probably spoken to someone about doing this
Speaker 2: before I actually did it. The numbers, I can't even
Speaker 2: you know how we got this Christian.
Speaker 1: It's Angie.
Speaker 2: I'm Forest Hill in Melbourne. What have you done?
Speaker 6: I London?
Speaker 2: We got to go to news is coming up next time.
Speaker 2: We've got the phrase that pays with with with Hamish
Speaker 2: hang on with hello? Who's this hello? Who's this hey?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 2: Michael? Can you say? The news and the sport headlines
Speaker 2: are coming up next?
Speaker 3: The news and sport headlines are coming up next.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connwell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 5: At the time, please record your message.
Speaker 3: Oh it's Paul, some career up.
Speaker 11: I'd love to request pull some three on me by
Speaker 11: this Lippard.
Speaker 2: It's one of my favorite songs in the gym.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connwell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Well, wow, I listened to that song is going to
Speaker 2: change forever after hearing our listener Paul there the reason
Speaker 2: why once. That's his favorite song to work out to.
Speaker 2: So I thought of them looking at himself in front
Speaker 2: of the mirror listening to that doing his Bicep curls
Speaker 2: nine ten bus sugar on me check out the guns
Speaker 2: ladies front row seats. All right, this is coming off
Speaker 2: for twenty five to eight Friday mornings to Christian O'Connor.
Speaker 2: Back for the show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Every Friday we get this man. He's actually in his studio,
Speaker 2: which is a special treat really, Haimush McGlocklin, Welcome to
Speaker 2: the show.
Speaker 3: Morning, Christian JACKO are your own Hay. We've invited you
Speaker 3: on to give out your own phone number on I'd like.
Speaker 4: To read it out, have a look at It's like
Speaker 4: when you get on to a school of Snapper or something.
Speaker 4: It's just biting the whole time. Your phone is going berserk.
Speaker 2: Yeah. It's amazing though, because obviously I'm still new here.
Speaker 2: So now I've got feels like I've got a load
Speaker 2: of new contacts in my phone. I'm almost kidding myself
Speaker 2: that I'm popular now. I feel like I'm popular in town.
Speaker 2: It's great. Now.
Speaker 4: What I know is the rule in life is if
Speaker 4: your family texts you, you get back immediately. You get
Speaker 4: back as quickly as possible. Gold is your family. Everyone
Speaker 4: needs to.
Speaker 2: My only family here, wife and kids.
Speaker 4: All them back. Don't be an English snub, get back immediately.
Speaker 2: See. I was even in the toilet just now chatting
Speaker 2: to a guy, Peter.
Speaker 4: Why are you wasting your time talking to us? You
Speaker 4: should be speaking to your new friends.
Speaker 2: So this before we get into the final of the
Speaker 2: phrase the pace, which we're doing about five minutes time.
Speaker 2: I just thought it be nice. You must must have
Speaker 2: known the legend, and what an amazing person he seems
Speaker 2: to be. Gerard Lyle and very very sad news yesterday.
Speaker 2: A guy who's just thirty six is no age to
Speaker 2: die from cancer. But Sandly Cans is one of those cruel,
Speaker 2: indiscriminating illnesses that rob's families of good people in the
Speaker 2: world right now. We need more people like him, not less.
Speaker 2: And you must have known him, will work with him.
Speaker 4: I think Jared was one of those guys that if
Speaker 4: there were more people like Jared, the world would be
Speaker 4: an even better place. He was diagnosed with cant in
Speaker 4: his last year at school. He met his wife, Broni
Speaker 4: at school, so they were childhood sweetets. They've been on
Speaker 4: this journey together since the late nineties. At extraordinary that
Speaker 4: finally the battle has been lost. But he was an
Speaker 4: incredible golfer. He was diagnosed at seventeen. You know, I mean,
Speaker 4: you can't believe that would happen to someone so young.
Speaker 4: But Jack, hold are you thirty? I'm thirty yeh, So
Speaker 4: he's thirty six is a few weeks before he's thirty
Speaker 4: seventh birthday. But what is extraordinary through all the chemotherapy,
Speaker 4: through all the relapses, through the radio therapy, he continued
Speaker 4: to be positive. So he fought it, went and played
Speaker 4: on the tour, had an ace famously on the sixteenth
Speaker 4: in Arizona. It was just magnificent moment when he returned
Speaker 4: after another battle. He went and played the Australian Masters,
Speaker 4: and he stepped up onto the first here in Melbourne,
Speaker 4: and all the crowd were crying, and so was he
Speaker 4: as he drove down the first. And there's lots of
Speaker 4: those moments. But the one thing that I didn't realize
Speaker 4: until recently, and Martin Blake wrote about it today, that
Speaker 4: he was having more stem cell treatments and his younger
Speaker 4: brother Layton was a match. So they decided, let's have
Speaker 4: another go at this. And this is as recently as
Speaker 4: last year, and now both in separate hospitals. But the
Speaker 4: Peter Mack and the Royal Melbourne are so close to
Speaker 4: each other you can actually see the hospitals. And what
Speaker 4: they realized a few days in was that they could
Speaker 4: see each other through the windows. So Jared rang late
Speaker 4: and said, can you see me?
Speaker 3: So I can see it?
Speaker 4: And then there was to pause, and then he pulled
Speaker 4: down his pants and mooned his younger brother.
Speaker 2: And you see that. So even at the.
Speaker 4: Very darkest moment, in the direst of direst of situations,
Speaker 4: he brought levity to everything. And you know, I just
Speaker 4: wanted to say well done on the fight. Thanks for
Speaker 4: giving us so much joy on the golf course, but
Speaker 4: thanks for teaching us so much about life. So you've
Speaker 4: got two little daughters, Lucy and Jemmy.
Speaker 2: I saw yesterday the photo of him hugging them and
Speaker 2: he's on his bath bed is utterly, utterly heartbreaking. And
Speaker 2: whatever you've had going on in your life this week,
Speaker 2: that's truck. You take a look at that photo. It
Speaker 2: is humbling. You see the love he's got for them
Speaker 2: they'll always have, and also they love they have for
Speaker 2: him as well. It is heartbreaking. Thirty six is such
Speaker 2: a young age.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I just wanted to say to the Lyle family,
Speaker 4: our thoughts are with you, and the Gold family is
Speaker 4: no doubt thinking of them as well.
Speaker 2: Well said, okay, we're with Hamish.
Speaker 1: After this the Christian who Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: N see how I can't touch this? All request every
Speaker 2: Friday on the Christian o'e colonel Breakfast Show. God one
Speaker 2: four point three were the real mc hammer. My god
Speaker 2: briness makes you feel bet at mc hammer takes me
Speaker 2: back to you tube. Well, give me a year. What
Speaker 2: year do you think this was released?
Speaker 4: I reckon it was late eighties, early nineties, because year
Speaker 4: twelve social for me was nineteen ninety two. I remember
Speaker 4: that was going on in the background when Kate Phinnis
Speaker 4: was dropping me.
Speaker 3: You know you go back to your formal well, I wasn't.
Speaker 4: I I don't know whether I was actually dropped as
Speaker 4: much as I was hoping to kiss her that night
Speaker 4: and she said it's not going to happen. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: An mc how, I can just remember you can't do.
Speaker 2: So the soundtrack to your Heartbreak. I've always found stories
Speaker 2: that men tell her were the first time they had
Speaker 2: the heartbroken to be just amazing because you always remember it,
Speaker 2: don't you even though you're happy married. Now you've got
Speaker 2: all beautiful Mark, couldn't we still remember that moment? Kate
Speaker 2: Phinnis were you were you at the side? Was it
Speaker 2: in the school hall? You know we used to have
Speaker 2: the school disco. It was always in the school hall.
Speaker 4: She took me over to the side under yeah, listen,
Speaker 4: this is not going to happen, I said, okay, and
Speaker 4: mc hammers you can't do.
Speaker 2: And now you get like flashbacks as your Vietnam you
Speaker 2: want their man.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's how it is.
Speaker 4: He just interestingly, Simon Goodwin rang me yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, my guy, my coach for the D's.
Speaker 4: You are taking your demons thing very seriously, he.
Speaker 2: Said.
Speaker 4: He's been keeping an eye on the president's lunch, all
Speaker 4: the members seats, all the ticketing. You have not been
Speaker 4: since you've been a member.
Speaker 2: But you have been a buller. He's aimed a buller,
Speaker 2: but he hasn't been a g Well that's for all
Speaker 2: the D's fans were he don't need to take it.
Speaker 4: That's literally where you need to be a clone of
Speaker 4: what has happened to struggle. He's trying to break that mold,
Speaker 4: isn't he He's trying to get them to be a
Speaker 4: high scoring so they haven't played finals since two thousand
Speaker 4: and six. They win on Sunday. They are almost an
Speaker 4: absolute lot. They play Sydney on Sunday, the BC and
Speaker 4: a Pink Lady game. Important game.
Speaker 2: You'll be there, yes, absolutely, yeah, I know what you'll do.
Speaker 3: No Demons will go deep into the finals and then
Speaker 3: he will finally go to his first first finals.
Speaker 4: Since O six.
Speaker 2: There he is new beanie, new scarf that team. Have
Speaker 2: you noticed since I've come on board as a fan,
Speaker 2: that team has finally got their stuff together and I
Speaker 2: think they're doing it for the new Pommy fan. Before
Speaker 2: the game, sim must be going, guys. I know he's
Speaker 2: not here physically, but he's watching, and guys, please, he's
Speaker 2: he's blussed us. I think that team is on the up.
Speaker 4: Since I become a fan, all I would say is
Speaker 4: he's not angry, he's disappointed.
Speaker 2: Goody. I can't handle this all right, So take us
Speaker 2: to the big highlights this weekend out sort of the
Speaker 2: d's What else are we looking forward.
Speaker 4: To Friday night? For Essen and your boys. They're mathematically
Speaker 4: a chance They've just got to keep on winning.
Speaker 2: I thinks like dumb and dubber. So you're telling me
Speaker 2: a million.
Speaker 4: So Essenon and Saints statsred on Friday Night, Fordy Melbourne
Speaker 4: and Sydney is a Sunday game, I reckon. The interesting
Speaker 4: one of the weekend is Giants Crows. I reckon the
Speaker 4: Giants will win Crows. This season finished. But tomorrow Hawks Cats.
Speaker 4: That's gonna shape a lot of things. I'm a catsman.
Speaker 4: I'm hopeful Hawks have found themselves back in the eight.
Speaker 4: So there's a lot of interesting footy over the weekend.
Speaker 4: There's debutantes as well, which is fun.
Speaker 2: But tell me, is it always like this as you
Speaker 2: get in towards the race, towards the Grand Final? It
Speaker 2: seems to me, from my new eyes are watching this
Speaker 2: sport here in the city that the last couple of games,
Speaker 2: to me, it seems like everything is it's been The
Speaker 2: stakes have been up, the games are getting bigger and harder,
Speaker 2: more dramatic. Is that traditional? What happens this time every year?
Speaker 4: There has never been a finish to a season that
Speaker 4: has been as congested as this.
Speaker 2: I mean, they're great.
Speaker 4: The teams on forty eight twelve wins Melbourne just remind
Speaker 4: of it's your side there in third, Hawthorne, this guy sorry,
Speaker 4: Melbourne Hawthorne in fifth forty eight, Collingwood forty eight, Port
Speaker 4: Adelaide seventh forty eight, Sydney eighth forty eight. Geelong are
Speaker 4: now looking in and they've got to beat the Hawks
Speaker 4: to get back into that there with forty four, so
Speaker 4: it's congested, it's tight.
Speaker 2: If you want to make a prediction right now, who's
Speaker 2: going to be in the final?
Speaker 9: What is it?
Speaker 2: The Tigers versus who gws right? I think I finally
Speaker 2: I'm putting money on that. In a minute.
Speaker 4: Well, I just think the Giants lost a lot of
Speaker 4: good players this week and they get them back in
Speaker 4: and they have found their mojo. Richmond are going to
Speaker 4: have two home finals at the MCG. I think they'll
Speaker 4: win both they get there. But the beautiful thing about sport,
Speaker 4: as you know, Christian is unscripted, completely unpredictable, and maybe
Speaker 4: neither of the Tigers or the Giants get there, and
Speaker 4: it's the Bombers from noway take.
Speaker 2: That one in a million chance, one a billion, Okay,
Speaker 2: it's the greatest. It's the only reality show I'm interested
Speaker 2: watch sports it. It's amazing, all right, So now we
Speaker 2: need to talk about. By the way, whether they announce
Speaker 2: him is you probably told you who's playing? Is it?
Speaker 2: Is it bon Jovi? We he looked away.
Speaker 4: Celen was a dollar fifty charts last week, wasn't it?
Speaker 3: You told us that Celene Dion was lucked in?
Speaker 4: I said, if Celendon plays, unlikely to go to the
Speaker 4: Grand Fire, because if he's stoned on the Friday, not
Speaker 4: stoned through smoke and stuff. But I don't well, I
Speaker 4: don't know anything. All I know is that not his
Speaker 4: top three to have Celene playing there, give us a clue.
Speaker 2: It's bon Jovi. They're over there. That's the room.
Speaker 4: Be amazing, it'd be very I know that I said
Speaker 4: this to you last week. Food Fighters and Bruce r
Speaker 4: on his hit list, But I don't.
Speaker 2: Tell its Selene Dion, Food Fights of Springsteen, isn't it song?
Speaker 2: They're like the.
Speaker 4: Traveling Wheel, seventeen million dollar budget, They're in all of them.
Speaker 4: Selene's gonna have.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about the phrase. Okay, so on the wheel
Speaker 2: at the moment, what have we got to actually.
Speaker 3: Have a wheel.
Speaker 4: I didn't think this was true. You have a wheel.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've gone back to random now some of our favorites.
Speaker 3: Don't step on my door snake from Gavin Doors. Snakes
Speaker 3: are a bit of a theme this week in the
Speaker 3: show Sure Dead from the feed up from Nick. Peace
Speaker 3: Love and mung Beans will be very difficult for you.
Speaker 3: My personal favorite living de Vita Loca because we played
Speaker 3: some Ricky Martin on today's show. Should I give it
Speaker 3: a spin?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Spin it.
Speaker 3: There's actually a wheel in here. Broh, Yeah, yep, there's.
Speaker 2: Some blanks in Jack's mind. Oh it's gone for he
Speaker 2: can't make it my one. That looks like a fixed again.
Speaker 2: Otherwise it was gonna be no lifeguards on du Do
Speaker 2: you know? He's landed on peace, Love and mung beans.
Speaker 4: Peace Love and mung beans. Where's that from?
Speaker 3: That's Caitlin's email address as a teenager. She hasn't mean anything.
Speaker 2: Peace love and mung beans is the phrase we don't
Speaker 2: I don't know. Peace love and mung beans is the
Speaker 2: phrase that pays for you. My friends take that as
Speaker 2: a lock. That's a simple one.
Speaker 3: What days should we be looking out for it?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is it tonight?
Speaker 4: Let's do it tonight. Show Peace Love and Mungbeans at Gmail.
Speaker 4: Dot com.
Speaker 3: Okay, you've been going so well, let's see if you
Speaker 3: can get three in a row as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, peace, I reckon you can. How are you
Speaker 2: going to get that one in?
Speaker 4: I don't know, but can you know you're talking about
Speaker 4: Sarah during the week recording you have seen it just
Speaker 4: came up with an error.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, to tell her over the phone how to
Speaker 2: set the TV up to record last weekends, you have
Speaker 2: c folks and diffusing a bomb of the phone.
Speaker 4: Sophie is in chargeable bill paying at our house. My wife,
Speaker 4: Sensible Plumber came out to me last week and said,
Speaker 4: can you flick that three hundred and eight dollars through?
Speaker 4: I said, it's been doesn't it? Ran? So yeah, it's
Speaker 4: been paid, rang the plumbert's been paid. Now it hasn't
Speaker 4: been paid rank safe again. You're sure it's been paking
Speaker 4: news check. Yeah, let me go through it. Rings back
Speaker 4: Thomas Plumber three hundred and eight dollars said.
Speaker 2: I went to school with.
Speaker 4: Thomas Plumber in nineteen eighty seven. I think I owe
Speaker 4: him twenty bucks or something, and so he's in the accounts.
Speaker 4: So she's played paid a guy that I haven't seen
Speaker 4: for twenty years and now we've got to pay the
Speaker 4: plumber again. So the plumb went from three hundred and
Speaker 4: eight to seven six hundred and what is that sixteen dollars.
Speaker 4: That's the other thing after the three hundred and eight backs.
Speaker 2: The guy you went to school with has now got
Speaker 2: a random one off payment for you, like a you know,
Speaker 2: keep silent money or three hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: And you know what he hasn't done rang and said,
Speaker 4: you've paid me three hundred eight back on.
Speaker 2: All right, hey, miss, thanks for coming in. We speaking Monday.
Speaker 1: We're watching tonight the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show. Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Great taste you've got to get this morning. You're picking
Speaker 2: all the music, the style council walls come tumbling down,
Speaker 2: brilliant song. Ten minutes past eight. It's Gold one o
Speaker 2: four point three. It's the Christian O'Connor Breckforst Show. This
Speaker 2: studio is now in session. It is a court room.
Speaker 2: We've got robes. Now, I only put my wig on
Speaker 2: yet as well. Let me just chut the wig on.
Speaker 3: Yes, the wig that doesn't really look like a judges wig,
Speaker 3: looks like you're Captain Cook and I'm.
Speaker 2: Looking at the reflection the studio window must more like
Speaker 2: a bad Roy Orbison impersonator.
Speaker 3: Right now, I've gone for a wig over headphones.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's a good look, right choice, It's powerful, all right,
Speaker 2: So this is that works. Then we're still paying your
Speaker 2: fines where you can tell us about it if you've
Speaker 2: been find or I think no speeding fines and we
Speaker 2: will hear your case work out whether we should pay
Speaker 2: it for you. But also the last couple of weeks
Speaker 2: more different cases have been sent into us. So now
Speaker 2: that we are turning this into Christian's Court, it's not
Speaker 2: just finds Jack, we are now upping our powers to
Speaker 2: a supreme court. You are now my bailiff.
Speaker 3: What does the bailiff do well, they bring the people.
Speaker 2: Into court and they keep any order in the court
Speaker 2: as well, make sure no one is in contempt of court.
Speaker 2: And Jack and I are now clearing the dockets of
Speaker 2: Australia overseeing your cases. Bailiff Jack, who is just court
Speaker 2: this morning?
Speaker 3: You're on a penny from Bentley, East Penny.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the court.
Speaker 8: Hello judge.
Speaker 2: Question, Hello plaintiff Penny and plaintiff Penny. Who are you
Speaker 2: bringing this case.
Speaker 5: Against this morning.
Speaker 8: The case I want to address is against my husband, Tim.
Speaker 2: Okay, and what is the case that you're making against
Speaker 2: husband Tim?
Speaker 8: Husband Tim sent me a fine. Not only did he
Speaker 8: send it to me, he sent it by Australia Post.
Speaker 8: He he clarified that he Timothy John McCready of writer
Speaker 8: inside of bed claims against myself of left hand side
Speaker 8: of bed yep. And the fine was for the loss
Speaker 8: of love life.
Speaker 2: Oh dear, this is very sad, I mean. And how
Speaker 2: much money did he put on the loss of love life?
Speaker 2: I want to ask?
Speaker 8: He finds me two hundred dollars, which I find very.
Speaker 11: Offensive, very very cheap, I mean, because of the there's
Speaker 11: nearly acquired rescue dalmatian twenty six kilo dog has taken
Speaker 11: his place in the bed.
Speaker 2: Hang on a minute, A twenty six kilogram dog. Yes, well,
Speaker 2: it sounds like it's like eight dogs in there. Is
Speaker 2: it pregnant? Twenty six key those? It's a child's dad.
Speaker 11: All exactly. So we've finally gotten through the children growing
Speaker 11: up and I've replaced it with a dog.
Speaker 2: And on behalf of plaintiff husband Tim. The dog's in
Speaker 2: the bed with you.
Speaker 8: Oh yes, no, you can't have the talk in the bed.
Speaker 7: Oh, Christian, I know it's a rescue dog.
Speaker 2: And we've had rescue dogs as well. You've done a
Speaker 2: great thing, by the way, because people just dump their dogs.
Speaker 2: There's savages and those rescue homes you go to, you
Speaker 2: can never leave. When you go and have a look
Speaker 2: around on those rescue homes dogs, you'll never leave without
Speaker 2: one these dogs. They're beautiful people. If you think about
Speaker 2: getting a dog, go and have a look round of
Speaker 2: rescue home first.
Speaker 11: Exactly, well done, Christian, Brainliff Jack's available.
Speaker 3: Lad who have a little bit of input. No, I
Speaker 3: call myself as a witness. I keep my dog in
Speaker 3: the bed.
Speaker 4: You're a witness.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not a witness, but I'll just gi is
Speaker 3: that him in the cupboard who keeps like making noises
Speaker 3: and filming it? No, Penny, we sleep with the dog
Speaker 3: at the foot of the bed, not in between us.
Speaker 3: But I know what it's like to have a dog
Speaker 3: in the bed.
Speaker 2: But what happens if you can I just be honest here,
Speaker 2: what happens if you'd like to play the piano? We
Speaker 2: use a polite phrase here, if you want to play
Speaker 2: the piano, what do you do with the dog.
Speaker 3: We continue to.
Speaker 11: I'll have to advise fact, this is, this is this.
Speaker 2: Let's get this caught back on case here, so he's
Speaker 2: find you two hundred dollars loss of love life because
Speaker 2: you're sharing. You're sharing it all right, I tell you
Speaker 2: what we're going to do. The jury can cool in now.
Speaker 2: The jury by the way, are you, dear listener, so
Speaker 2: you're the jury right now? I address members of the
Speaker 2: jury to call in. Let us know what you think.
Speaker 2: Do we go against husband Tim or are we going
Speaker 2: to oversee it and go and find it? Actually, you're
Speaker 2: in contempt of court annuallyship penny for me now, members
Speaker 2: of the jury. That's your listener one O four three.
Speaker 2: It's a very strange kind of court where you can
Speaker 2: call the judge N four four one O four three
Speaker 2: called Judge Christian.
Speaker 1: Now the Christian who Connell Breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one
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Speaker 2: Three great one it wonder from the nineties, how was
Speaker 2: our omc seventeen minutes past day all request Friday on
Speaker 2: the Christian O'Connor breakfast Show. Jack and I back in
Speaker 2: chambers in court Judge Christian and Batee of Jack clearing
Speaker 2: the Dockets of Australia. Someone has emailed me a case
Speaker 2: they want to preside, who want to bring a case
Speaker 2: against their wife, the case of is soup a main course?
Speaker 2: We may not have time for that this Friday, because
Speaker 2: we are right now in the middle of a very
Speaker 2: very major trial. Alright, alright, Judge christians one on my foot.
Speaker 2: Judge Christian is overseeing the case of Penny against her
Speaker 2: husband Tim. Husband Tim has brought a case against his
Speaker 2: wife loss of love life and wants two hundred dollars
Speaker 2: in compensation. Obviously going to buy some kind of blow
Speaker 2: up doll or something over the weekend with that or
Speaker 2: two hundred dollars and we're going.
Speaker 3: To get like a Lila or a draw a face
Speaker 3: on a Lila.
Speaker 2: Anyway, all rights. Plaintiff Penny is back in the dog. Penny,
Speaker 2: You're right, yees cool here, okay, I'm now going to
Speaker 2: address the members of the jury. That's the good listeners
Speaker 2: to the show right now, Jury, remember Natasha. Good morning,
Speaker 2: Judge Christian and Bailiff Jack. Thank you, thank you for
Speaker 2: plague along, thank you for learning on Natasha. Now listen
Speaker 2: jury remember number one, Natasha, how do you rule at
Speaker 2: the moment. Are you in case of husband Tim or Penny?
Speaker 2: I am in ruling of husband teams. Yeah, I feel
Speaker 2: a bit mean during it, but honestly I think that.
Speaker 11: Probably even though a rescue dog, pets should probably not
Speaker 11: be in the marital ben.
Speaker 2: Okay, and let's go to jury number two. I didn't
Speaker 2: like her too much. It's cut off, rufuy. Do you
Speaker 2: remember number two? Heather? Good morning, Hello Christian, Christian, thank you?
Speaker 2: And jury remember number two? How do you? How do
Speaker 2: you find? Is it guilty not guilty? You go for
Speaker 2: Tim or Penny?
Speaker 4: I'm going for Tim, but I support the dog and
Speaker 4: I think the fine should be paid to the lost
Speaker 4: dogs home.
Speaker 2: Ah. Interesting angle, interesting angle. And let's go to another
Speaker 2: third jury. Remember jur remember number three? Dom, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 5: How are you judge, Christian?
Speaker 2: I'm very very good. And how do you find?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 7: Penny the plaintiff all the way and compensation to be
Speaker 7: paid to for misgivings?
Speaker 1: Very much?
Speaker 3: What are the misgivings?
Speaker 2: What misgivings? Do you remember? Number three? Speak up?
Speaker 3: The husband daring to have an opinion that goes against
Speaker 3: the dog?
Speaker 2: Whoa, whoa whoa? Ordering course Okay, plaintiff, Penny, I'm ready
Speaker 2: to preside over this case and make my ruling.
Speaker 1: I can't hit me with it.
Speaker 2: I am ruling in favor of husband Tim.
Speaker 8: Oh, do I have to pay him two hundred dollars?
Speaker 2: No, here's what I'm gonna do, right, here's what you
Speaker 2: guys need. Okay, because you've done a great thing here,
Speaker 2: you take it in a rescue dog, and this court
Speaker 2: applauds you for that. What I'm gonna do is, I'm
Speaker 2: going to give you two hundred dollars and you need
Speaker 2: to promise to me, Judge Christian, that you will use
Speaker 2: this money to go out and have a date night
Speaker 2: on us.
Speaker 8: Agay ah, that sounds awesome, Judge Christian.
Speaker 2: And I'll give you another fifty dollars to get some
Speaker 2: dog food.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeah, yeah awesome.
Speaker 3: And the night that you go out, Christian will look
Speaker 3: after the dog.
Speaker 2: I never said that judges don't do any babies. No,
Speaker 2: but judges don't do bring, do not rule.
Speaker 8: I'm a winner on this one.
Speaker 2: Okay, Penny, thank you for bringing our first case. This morning,
Speaker 2: we clear the dockets.
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Speaker 2: Now for my favorite part of the show, Jack sings
Speaker 2: the week where Jack, who's very musically gifted, I knows
Speaker 2: all of it? Is it three cards? I think he's
Speaker 2: up to now and he sings the story of the
Speaker 2: breakfast show this week according to him.
Speaker 3: Now, we had our school photographs taken this week. We
Speaker 3: all got in school uniform so I've done a school
Speaker 3: inspired song.
Speaker 2: Okay, and if you want to see those high school photos.
Speaker 2: We did these as grown ups, but exactly like how
Speaker 2: it was when we did them as kids with the
Speaker 2: sky blue backdrop. We've all got our uniforms on. You've
Speaker 2: been having a field day With the comments, the most
Speaker 2: commonly used word is regard to me and psycho o
Speaker 2: C one four three. We're also live right now on
Speaker 2: the station's Instagram account. And what it? What is it cool?
Speaker 2: An instat is it a tag? A hand CEB handle?
Speaker 2: Is it like CB Radio No Gold one O four three.
Speaker 2: If you want to watch this live right now and
Speaker 2: you love Instagram not we do, check it out. You'll
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Speaker 3: That's a way to get back on board with the
Speaker 3: young kids if you love Instagram like we do.
Speaker 2: Also live on MySpace right now as well, and I'm
Speaker 2: live on Ask Jeeves.
Speaker 3: All right, here we go. This is the Whitestripe song.
Speaker 3: We are going to be friends?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well no one.
Speaker 10: Mon Monday Show, Monday Show. We had a laugh eating
Speaker 10: food in the bath. Mom got me a Lamington, had
Speaker 10: my wife bring it in. It's something that I really recommend. Nothing,
Speaker 10: It's something that I really recommend.
Speaker 2: Not involved.
Speaker 10: Christian told some kids he was an actor in wizar
Speaker 10: it of Uz. He said that he met the queen
Speaker 10: and she'd put a tattoo on him. Cause the queen
Speaker 10: has tattoos of her own.
Speaker 2: You ever seen her number KINI is covered in times, Yes.
Speaker 10: Tattoos of her own. Wednesday show was here at last.
Speaker 10: We got our school photographs. Despite our ages and our flaws,
Speaker 10: we look good in school uniform.
Speaker 3: Put the photos on our Facebook wall.
Speaker 2: That was a mistake.
Speaker 3: The comedy split the photos on our Facebook wall.
Speaker 2: Very upset withy Christians.
Speaker 10: Has been criticized. They say that he has crazy eyes.
Speaker 10: It looks like he runs a colt or drink too
Speaker 10: much alcohol. Some have felt him look into their soul.
Speaker 2: I'd steal it.
Speaker 10: They say they felt him look into their soul.
Speaker 2: I'd steal it.
Speaker 10: We don't notice the resemblance in Dana Corvey and producer Bet.
Speaker 10: Actually we did, but not talk about if someone put
Speaker 10: their photos by side.
Speaker 3: And you can't help but find it funny. Part of
Speaker 3: time excellent.
Speaker 10: And now it seems that Price thought it would be
Speaker 10: fun give his number out on air. I think it's
Speaker 10: something he'll regret. You can call him and be one
Speaker 10: of his friends. Yes, you can call him, then be
Speaker 10: one of his friends.
Speaker 2: Four eight seven nine eight four double two. That is
Speaker 2: my phone number. What It was a hard one to
Speaker 2: do with that high pitched voice of yours as well,
Speaker 2: But that was very very good. I love that one.
Speaker 2: You like that pets I did? It was excellent. Oh
Speaker 2: he doesn't just sound like someone's got a gun to
Speaker 2: your hell. It's a situation.
Speaker 3: You both sound like parents. His child has come home
Speaker 3: with a very bad drawing. But you're still gonna put
Speaker 3: it on the fridge.
Speaker 2: Little pasta ones, you know pasta shows. I genuinely think
Speaker 2: that was brilliant.
Speaker 3: All right, I'll play it again.
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Speaker 2: Still going on the hour, A brilliant songs picked by you.
Speaker 2: There's a couple of real surprises coming up. Duil the
Speaker 2: next hour, I thought starting the show. First time I've
Speaker 2: ever played in twenty years doing Breakfast Radio Ricky Martin
Speaker 2: live in Lavida Loca. That's nothing compared to I'm stunned
Speaker 2: that they let me play a song that we are
Speaker 2: in the next hour. But anyways, stick around you can
Speaker 2: find out what it is. Thank you very much. Sever
Speaker 2: And has been leaving comments about our high school photos
Speaker 2: that we had done this week. You can see the
Speaker 2: gallery and it is a kind of rogues gallery. There
Speaker 2: is one particular photo that people are talking about. Is
Speaker 2: the one of Jack and I together where Okay, I
Speaker 2: admit I didn't think it was this at the time.
Speaker 2: I just thought it was an innocent photo between two
Speaker 2: colleagues pretending to be brothers. And I do have a
Speaker 2: look of Gav Miller, who does the afternoon show here
Speaker 2: called me David Koresh. That's hush, but I do understand one.
Speaker 2: A lot of you are now seeing the wide eyed
Speaker 2: intensity of a cult leader, where Jack sadly is some
Speaker 2: wide eyed in New Recruit.
Speaker 3: One of my favorite comments overnight looks like Christian's left
Speaker 3: hand is holding a gun to Jack's back, making sure
Speaker 3: he doesn't ask for help.
Speaker 2: The other one, I didn't even see this comment, but
Speaker 2: luckily my kids found it for me. They're always good
Speaker 2: at supporting your self esteem. Kids, is it looks like
Speaker 2: a ventrilocust and is dummy? I don't know who is
Speaker 2: who in the relationship. You need to see the vote yourself.
Speaker 2: You're vine it on Facebook and a page there is
Speaker 2: oc one four three. Back to your requests, all kid,
Speaker 2: A no filler this morning because you're picking the music Melbourne.
Speaker 2: This is Credence clear Water Revival on Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Three, fortunate son Credien's clear Water Revival. Awesome song, outstanding
Speaker 2: choices this morning. It's eight forty six, eight fifty six
Speaker 2: even on Gold one oh four point three. It's a
Speaker 2: little bit distracted. I gave it my mobile number earlier.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at the most recent message. Hi Christian, listening
Speaker 2: to you and jat this morning. Enjoyed Jack's song. Then
Speaker 2: you inform it will be a bachelotte free zone on
Speaker 2: the show. Now, I really love you, guys. That's from Emma.
Speaker 2: That is my promise. Honestly, when that show starts up,
Speaker 2: if you enjoy it and you want to watch it,
Speaker 2: that is up to you. There will be no mention
Speaker 2: of that show on this show.
Speaker 3: What if I watched it and came in and wanted
Speaker 3: to speak about it the next day.
Speaker 2: That's fine. You do it before the show or after
Speaker 2: ten o'clock we'll go for coffee. You can tell me
Speaker 2: what happened, all right, but not between six and ten,
Speaker 2: because you know why, there'd be enough people doing that
Speaker 2: up and down the dial. You will not find it here.
Speaker 2: It is a bachelor free zone, all right. We got
Speaker 2: the nine o'clock News and sport. After nine o'clock, more
Speaker 2: of your brilliant songs, a couple of real surprises, and
Speaker 2: also a new feature that has fallen into my lap
Speaker 2: in the last twenty four hours. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Usually nine to ten is like take it easy, man, No, no,
Speaker 3: no no.
Speaker 2: I've got a little bonus track coming up in about
Speaker 2: half an hour's time, involving the wit and wisdom that
Speaker 2: someone has said on the show this week, The.
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Speaker 2: Hey folks, we got another hour on the record show
Speaker 2: playing your songs. We do this every Friday, All Request Friday.
Speaker 2: I'm really annoyed. I know he gave famous Macgondfin a
Speaker 2: great phrase that pays peace, love and mung beans. Got
Speaker 2: to work there into tonight's commentary on Friday Night Footie
Speaker 2: just had an emo here from listener to Dave, who's
Speaker 2: at work right now? He had this one who's driving earlier?
Speaker 2: Did anyone just hear a weasel?
Speaker 3: Can we give him a like change? Can we I
Speaker 3: don't know, I love, Did anyone.
Speaker 2: Just hear av It's my show? I can do it.
Speaker 2: Everyone call Hamish now, so we're gonna we agree we're
Speaker 2: dropping that. Yeah, right, that's what I call him up now?
Speaker 2: And so what do you have to do?
Speaker 3: Everything on your personal phone. There's a whole system set
Speaker 3: up where the phones go through the dessay.
Speaker 2: They take sonar but off just running at myself these days.
Speaker 2: There you go, Will you pick up?
Speaker 3: Will you take my always endswers with the square, So
Speaker 3: be careful.
Speaker 2: That man never swears. Hey, miss Christian, Hey, listen, listen,
Speaker 2: we're live on air. Please don't swear.
Speaker 5: That.
Speaker 2: Listen. I need to change the phrase that pays. It's
Speaker 2: not going to be peace love among beans. Okay, I've
Speaker 2: got a new one. It's just come in and I
Speaker 2: prefer this one. It's did anyone just hear a weasel?
Speaker 4: Did you want to make it easier or harder?
Speaker 2: Harder? Did anyone just hear a weasel? Are you receiving me?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: And where does that come from? What's the origin?
Speaker 2: Listener Dave?
Speaker 7: Listener, Dave is a man that we must suspect.
Speaker 4: If listener Dave wants did anyone just hear a weasel?
Speaker 1: Day?
Speaker 2: Well, what do you want? You are a good man? Okay, cheers, buddy.
Speaker 7: I can't believe I did.
Speaker 2: I'm so pleased. All right, see that, mate? There you go.
Speaker 2: Let's change now. Okay, at the record, show the phrase
Speaker 2: that pays? Then tonight Somehow Live on Channel seven with
Speaker 2: Amos mcgoch on Friday Night Footy, did anyone just hear
Speaker 2: a weasel? Let's go to your song now? George Michael
Speaker 2: kicks off this our fast Love for You, Jane Lis
Speaker 2: singing Abbotsford.
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Speaker 2: Hell isn't it Happy Christmas?
Speaker 1: Everyone?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: The six minute jam session and half minutes.
Speaker 2: At one point Jack goes, are they doing chop sticks?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 2: There was like the last three minutes and then they
Speaker 2: did chopsticks incredible wig out there halfway through and then
Speaker 2: wake up again with the old vocals.
Speaker 3: Oh, guys, will go verse chorus, verse, chorus, do whatever
Speaker 3: you want for six minutes, chorus finish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and we could have played another five songs, just
Speaker 2: a learning up man from Man one. Anyway, we're playing
Speaker 2: your songs every single Friday is twenty past nine. We've
Speaker 2: got more requests coming up after this.
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Speaker 2: An interesting email that's come in and someone listening to
Speaker 2: the podcast, a young listener called Samster Christian. It's interesting
Speaker 2: listen to the show trying to keep the teenage sensation
Speaker 2: Jack in check every morning. As he is transitioning through
Speaker 2: this uncertain and new tom in his life from childhood
Speaker 2: to adulthood, innocence to experience, he appears to be experimenting
Speaker 2: with how to interact with other humans. Therefore, sometimes understand ly,
Speaker 2: he gives us some very odd pearls of wisdom. So
Speaker 2: here are my top ten things that Jack Post has
Speaker 2: said this week. Are you ready for this?
Speaker 3: I don't know if I am just count them down.
Speaker 2: Just comes from a listener, Samster. At ten, my guess
Speaker 2: is you didn't go to school with a uniform, as
Speaker 2: you grew up in the trees, said to producer Bex,
Speaker 2: who well to be fed at Jack have grown up
Speaker 2: in the trees. At nine, Batman's lair looks cold. I
Speaker 2: feel you'd have to wheel in an electric heater.
Speaker 3: It does the cold. I don't think I would rent it.
Speaker 2: At eight, I put up with coconuts swimming around me,
Speaker 2: and I actually quite enjoyed having a bit of food
Speaker 2: in the bath. This is going to be a regular occurrence, yep.
Speaker 2: At seven, I'm an organic broadcaster. I am.
Speaker 3: I don't write anything down. I like reading up paper.
Speaker 2: Just let it come for the bone. At six, it's
Speaker 2: got some sort of hairnut at the back. It's like
Speaker 2: you're a judge who's going to work at Red Rooster
Speaker 2: and his hair's not allowed to fall in the chip fryer.
Speaker 3: That's for your wig, your judge's wig.
Speaker 2: At five, too long of a delay for me to
Speaker 2: get it bronze. Yes. At four, it's way more fun
Speaker 2: than you think to waste a couple of hours giving
Speaker 2: Bunny is pushing people around and pulling their ties. At three,
Speaker 2: this was said to a listener on air. Do you
Speaker 2: observe the fluids coming out of the human? At two?
Speaker 3: That needs context to make sense.
Speaker 2: No, it doesn't. At two you're reminding me of someone
Speaker 2: from an old painting. So what he said to me
Speaker 2: the other day. And number one this week is unlike
Speaker 2: when you get a spatchelor stuck in the kitchen. Draw
Speaker 2: all from the words of Jack Post this week, Young Samster,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for emailing me if you got
Speaker 2: an email for the show, Christian at Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four to three dot com dot au.
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Speaker 2: Well, that is it, BLUs, Thank you very much. Listen
Speaker 2: to the show this week whatever you op to this weekend.
Speaker 2: I hope you have had top weekend. What are you
Speaker 2: doing tonight?
Speaker 3: Got mummy's birthday? I never call him ummy. I don't
Speaker 3: know why I did that, little sonny Mum's birthday dinner.
Speaker 3: And then we're going to a broadcast.
Speaker 2: Who's paying for that?
Speaker 10: You know what?
Speaker 2: I know you're living at home?
Speaker 3: No anchor, and I have.
Speaker 2: Offered to pay, offered to pay often to pay what
Speaker 2: you said your pocket money, yankor, and I will be paying. Yeah,
Speaker 2: absolutely right. And do you know how much of this
Speaker 2: week ken? I've got to get my kid? What is
Speaker 2: she's doing? This thing called tom Tournament of the Mind
Speaker 2: next weekend?
Speaker 3: What is it like athletics?
Speaker 2: Oh dear, obviously you weren't asked to take part in
Speaker 2: this is school? What is it awkward? Is it math?
Speaker 2: It's sorry? It's a like a debating kind of improvisational word.
Speaker 3: We didn't have that kind of extra curriculus.
Speaker 2: So that special institute you were in. Anyway, we're back
Speaker 2: Monday morning. Have a top weekend. Check out our facebook
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Speaker 2: the weekend. Thank you very much for listening. Title today's
Speaker 2: show is simply my mobile number. If you want to
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Speaker 2: out Monday morning. Oh four eight seven, oh nine eight
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