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Speaker 2: What was that? So jab put me off there with them?
Speaker 2: It was a very intricate looking dance. It's a tribal
Speaker 2: kind of thing to bring on the Friday spirit. I think,
Speaker 2: good morning, it's the Christian I'm conor back for the
Speaker 2: show Friday Morning Show one oh seven. Patsy, what's the
Speaker 2: weather going to be this weekend?
Speaker 3: Looks beautiful on Sunday. I think it's sunny in nineteen tomorrow,
Speaker 3: but Sunday is going to be twenty six?
Speaker 2: Uh oh heat way for me? Another boiling one, Another
Speaker 2: boiling one. Tell you do you think there was one
Speaker 2: during the night with the hay fever? Because I was
Speaker 2: hoping that when I moved here ten thousand miles awad,
Speaker 2: I'd lose the hay fever. And then I come to
Speaker 2: a city where everyone warns me about the heat and
Speaker 2: the hay fever. Last night, and if you could tell
Speaker 2: my voice, I like, I thought I was actually gonna die.
Speaker 2: My wife had to get pillows to prop me up
Speaker 2: in bed like she's married to a nice yet old man.
Speaker 4: Misery do not resuscitate.
Speaker 2: She saw me in a week in state with now's
Speaker 2: the time to finally claim on insurance.
Speaker 4: It's about the game plan. Kids.
Speaker 2: I know we're all irritated with him. The plan is
Speaker 2: we moved to Melbourne, done some research. It's the allergy
Speaker 2: capital of the world. His hay fever is bad in
Speaker 2: England or hate and he starts struggling in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: He won't make Christmas.
Speaker 2: Roll his body up, roll his body up in the carpet. Well,
Speaker 2: take him to the Dandenong Rangers.
Speaker 3: It's been a bad season though. It's the flame trees
Speaker 3: a horrific That's what causes it all, is it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: All the flame trees we've got in Melbourne not good.
Speaker 5: That's what exactly I mean.
Speaker 4: It's a warning more than the song, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Ye?
Speaker 2: Honestly, Joe and I was like coughing and wheezing and
Speaker 2: are coming this morning. So if I start splashing at
Speaker 2: any moment, Jack, I'm going to email you my words.
Speaker 2: Can you be my voice this morning? On the show.
Speaker 2: We had an Amazon last night. It was the gig
Speaker 2: in the pub last night. Labor in Vain. Where did
Speaker 2: you get the T shirt? They weren't handing those out.
Speaker 2: Did you steal that?
Speaker 4: You're wearing a Labor in Vain Hotel t shirt? From
Speaker 4: the pub we were in last night.
Speaker 5: I became friends with Ronan, the owner of the venue.
Speaker 4: You are one of these guys, do you know what
Speaker 4: he is? Right?
Speaker 2: He's a mild manned man to most people, but I've
Speaker 2: worked with them only for six or seven months.
Speaker 4: He has a way of just snaking in round the
Speaker 4: back like a hit man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, are you on the make out for free
Speaker 2: drinks or more pizzas?
Speaker 4: Tell you what was a great pub last night?
Speaker 2: They really looked up incredible and the bands they couldn't
Speaker 2: have enough. Great spot in Fitzroy forever. They're good rooftop
Speaker 2: bar as well. So last night was the three Vands.
Speaker 2: I played some of how they sounded. They all sounded
Speaker 2: brilliant last night. They should all be really, really proud.
Speaker 2: They've made the decision this morning as to how we
Speaker 2: pick the winner. Run about eight o'clock is when we've
Speaker 2: got to make our decision today and which one band
Speaker 2: is going to open up for Jimmy Barnes and the Angels.
Speaker 2: Also today's show, then Maroon five tickets and it is
Speaker 2: all requests Friday. Sadly there's going to be another set
Speaker 2: to between me and the head of music. Here Handbreak Holland,
Speaker 2: once more a great song has been requested.
Speaker 4: He says, no, I say, Melbourne, what do you say?
Speaker 2: So later on this morning you can vote handbreak Holland,
Speaker 2: our head of music will be live on the show.
Speaker 4: Have you seen him? He's in this morning.
Speaker 5: Yeah. He never comes here at six am until he
Speaker 5: has a battle you.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: He makes them all nervous and twitchy about what am
Speaker 2: I do? Playing your request this morning? All right, let's
Speaker 2: kick off.
Speaker 4: With this brilliant song Friday morning.
Speaker 2: The Awesome E l O and Living Thing at Sill
Speaker 2: Request Friday only exclusively to Gold one oh four point three.
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Speaker 2: This time yesterday on the show, we're having an in
Speaker 2: depth chat about the journey to the afterlife.
Speaker 4: I'm not joking.
Speaker 2: We were talking about how we'd like to be dressed
Speaker 2: when we leave this planet, and also I was talking
Speaker 2: about snacks and how i'd need.
Speaker 4: Some mission chips have an email here.
Speaker 2: I was in correspondence yesterday with the head of marketing
Speaker 2: for Mission Chips, Jimmy Mission himself. They are on their
Speaker 2: way over a huge consignment to this show.
Speaker 4: Really, yep, yep. They heard it yesterday went.
Speaker 2: Around the marketing department. They've never heard of such a
Speaker 2: ringing endorsement as chips to take to the afterlife to
Speaker 2: share up with God at the Pearly Gates as well.
Speaker 2: I said to them, might be your most powerful endorsement ever.
Speaker 2: So they're going to send us some Mission chips. However,
Speaker 2: in terms of blagging things this week, there's no news
Speaker 2: yet about the cemi.
Speaker 4: Looking around, we're here until ten am.
Speaker 2: There's a good couple of hours on the show yet
Speaker 2: we've only just started. I'm hoping there is going to
Speaker 2: be news. I was hoping you guys knew something. You're
Speaker 2: keeping it from me until a big announcement half eight
Speaker 2: or something.
Speaker 6: Honestly, on the way to the gig last night, I
Speaker 6: saw bricklayers with a cement mixer and I thought of
Speaker 6: the show, and I thought, that'll be us one day.
Speaker 2: Not one day, someday soon it will be all right then,
Speaker 2: so I just stick another request when we come back.
Speaker 4: You can hear some of the songs from last night.
Speaker 4: You can see how.
Speaker 2: They got on Right now, there's a video from the
Speaker 2: Big Gig last night. The three different bands all their
Speaker 2: versions of George Michael's face. So the bands had to
Speaker 2: do two songs each, one of their original songs and
Speaker 2: also a cover version of George Michael Faith row and
Speaker 2: way of doing it. You can see the video up
Speaker 2: live right now on OC one O four to three
Speaker 2: on our Facebook page. Give the band some love. They
Speaker 2: all did really well. Don't forget that a lot of
Speaker 2: them haven't played together for like twenty years, some of
Speaker 2: them even longer than that as well, and they were
Speaker 2: all They all did themselves proud last night.
Speaker 4: Check out the video now then OC one oh four
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Speaker 4: All right, then, getting closer and closer to the Big
Speaker 4: gig the main stage. How many days?
Speaker 6: One days we're into single figures? Nine days, five hours
Speaker 6: forty two minutes, twenty three seconds.
Speaker 4: It's so close now we really do need to pick
Speaker 4: the band.
Speaker 2: So last night, the three bands that you picked last
Speaker 2: week all played live in above laboring vein in fitzroy
Speaker 2: all had to do two songs each on their original songs.
Speaker 2: These are reunited bands haven't played together in years. They
Speaker 2: were all brilliant last night. They all did themselves proud.
Speaker 2: It was a great fun down there as well. One
Speaker 2: of the band's mums offered me.
Speaker 4: You can't say just off. Let's just say. She offered me.
Speaker 5: She was a groupie. Is that anywhere you could.
Speaker 2: Say, like, whoa, I'm not saying that, okay, but she
Speaker 2: offered she was prepared to go for full distance to
Speaker 2: help her son's band get the nods.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: At one point, game was so excited during Hot Property,
Speaker 2: the eighties band one of the first bands that entered
Speaker 2: this and we love playing their first clip. It was
Speaker 2: the first clip we ever got of any band, and
Speaker 2: they got like an eighties keyboard wig out. Suddenly I'm
Speaker 2: meeting the guy the eighties keyboard playered yesterday and I'm
Speaker 2: a music fan.
Speaker 4: I'm a bit of a fanboy. And during their song
Speaker 4: I yelled.
Speaker 2: At the keyboard player and pointed at him because he
Speaker 2: was doing his wig out, and he actually jumped out
Speaker 2: with skin and stopped playing.
Speaker 4: It ruins the song.
Speaker 2: They had to start again because an excitable fan and
Speaker 2: I saw him wolfing down a pizza earlier, and I said,
Speaker 2: I don't think having all that cheese is performance enhancing.
Speaker 2: I don't know why he was getting a bit snoosy
Speaker 2: on that keyboard, but he leapt out of his skin.
Speaker 5: Be fair, you were side of stage, so you were
Speaker 5: right next to.
Speaker 4: Him, and it was a stage side of room. There
Speaker 4: was no stage. It was pub bar band. There was
Speaker 4: no stage for.
Speaker 6: All he says is he's looking down at his keys,
Speaker 6: trying to concentrate, and moved.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some mad palm.
Speaker 4: I heard that.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's go there a performances last night, then all right,
Speaker 2: let's have it. Listen to Bungalow. This was their song
Speaker 2: which we just love. When they entered. This is Smile,
Speaker 2: their original song. Here how they sounded last night? They
Speaker 2: were ut first.
Speaker 4: What's the fun of.
Speaker 8: This?
Speaker 2: Does not sound like a band that haven't played together
Speaker 2: in twenty years?
Speaker 4: Come on, why didn't they go.
Speaker 2: All the way this is in a pub last smile
Speaker 2: for twenty years.
Speaker 4: Bungalow. They were up first.
Speaker 6: Honestly sounds awesome, especially for a pub of eighty people
Speaker 6: that was crammed like packed the brat.
Speaker 2: I was talking forehand, and they were so nervous, like
Speaker 2: Dew the lead singer, right. It was a lovely guy's
Speaker 2: family were there, and his daughter Chloe, who they play
Speaker 2: music together. She's got her dad's passion for music. He
Speaker 2: could hardly speak. He was so nervous, him and Matt
Speaker 2: the drummer, and it meant so much to them, and
Speaker 2: I said, just go out there and enjoy it.
Speaker 4: Like Euston, they.
Speaker 2: Were bullied, as were this band. Then second, up last
Speaker 2: night March in Moscow.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 4: Said this guys.
Speaker 2: Weir lead sing of this band looked like a rock
Speaker 2: stard and eat the amazing rock star Beard the kind
Speaker 2: of ninety sounds.
Speaker 4: At this store empo Chane, Yeah, so that's March in
Speaker 4: Moscow day. Was that you yelling at the I'm not sure.
Speaker 4: I can't discount. That was just me randomly yelling this
Speaker 4: just happy to be alive.
Speaker 2: And then up last they were hot Property, the band
Speaker 2: from the eighties.
Speaker 4: I should just let you know.
Speaker 2: So there was a lot of in between each band,
Speaker 2: sort of getting ready for the next band. There was
Speaker 2: only about five minutes. You just had enough time to
Speaker 2: get drink and then come back. And however, Hot Property
Speaker 2: it was like a fifteen to twenty minute today. The
Speaker 2: bulk of that wasn't anything to do with tuning in
Speaker 2: the instruments. The drummer lost and I'm not making this
Speaker 2: up right, I just need to say what happened?
Speaker 4: Right Suddenly the drum had his mobile phone out and
Speaker 4: his torch. I said, what you're doing if you lost
Speaker 4: a symbol or something goes with glasses? What do you
Speaker 4: mean the glasses?
Speaker 2: This is the prescription sunglasses. We're indoors in a pub.
Speaker 2: You don't need sunglasses. Got Weather Maluchey sunglasses. He couldn't
Speaker 2: find his prescription sunglasses about fifteen minutes, right, and he
Speaker 2: had a right old mood on him. He was getting ready.
Speaker 2: Luckily he found them. Hot Property were amazing. They pulled
Speaker 2: it out. They put in a performance of a lifetime
Speaker 2: here's their original song. They did guys.
Speaker 4: Nights a lot of those bands.
Speaker 2: Because it was quite a few years ago, the eighties,
Speaker 2: their partners never ever saw them play live and so
Speaker 2: it was a great moment for them Hot Property.
Speaker 4: I can hear my man Rick.
Speaker 2: Waving on the keys there before I gave a heart attack.
Speaker 2: All right after they as well play a bit more
Speaker 2: from last night how they did with the cover version
Speaker 2: of Faith.
Speaker 4: You can watch it right now up on Facebook.
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Speaker 2: on yesterday's show podcast and you were talking about pandas.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, remember trying to work out how do Panda's
Speaker 2: mate and why do they need so much encouragement from
Speaker 2: us humans because they clearly don't want to be doing it?
Speaker 2: Can you please tell Jack his and in brackets here
Speaker 2: idea of a man in a panda suit helping them
Speaker 2: out has come from an episode of The Simpsons, Homer
Speaker 2: is in a panda suit in a panda enclosure when
Speaker 2: the mail tries to mate with him. Does Jack base
Speaker 2: a lot of his facts and science from The Simpsons?
Speaker 4: Now that you know, I think I've seen that episode.
Speaker 2: Well, isn't it worrying how these things filter through to
Speaker 2: your brain and you forget actually it was a cartoon.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because in my mind it's not a cartoon, it's
Speaker 6: not an animation, it's real life.
Speaker 2: He even said, yes at one point, I think I
Speaker 2: saw this on TV a man doing this, Yes, Homer Simpson.
Speaker 2: Another one here, I get this email from various people
Speaker 2: from all over the world to listen to the show
Speaker 2: here in Melbourne, and the podcast listen is over in
Speaker 2: England as well. This is the email I get once
Speaker 2: a week about this thing, which was in the early
Speaker 2: days of the show.
Speaker 4: One a Christian.
Speaker 2: What happened to the idea of getting that kid in
Speaker 2: to see if he could kick Jack in the head?
Speaker 2: Do you remember that it was a twelve year old
Speaker 2: taekwondo superstar and you said, there's no way he better
Speaker 2: kick you in the head, and he was up for
Speaker 2: coming in.
Speaker 4: And then there was so much form fling going on.
Speaker 4: We just dropped the idea, and.
Speaker 5: Which weirdly, to protect the kid, not to protect.
Speaker 2: No, well, I think make the guy from like Health
Speaker 2: and Safety and OHS said you'd have to wear a
Speaker 2: crash helmet. But listen, you've got another couple of weeks
Speaker 2: left on the show this year. Is it time so
Speaker 2: find that kid? I reckon if you're stood up for it.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I feel like it was one of those things that
Speaker 6: the show is new. I was like, I should take
Speaker 6: more risks, butting.
Speaker 4: Pat, would you like to see a young kid kick
Speaker 4: Jack in the head?
Speaker 3: I don't know if I like that idea?
Speaker 4: Pats, do you want to keep working with the show next? Yek?
Speaker 3: Although we did stand me up, didn't he last?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Actually that might be. And then I come to this email.
Speaker 2: I get you Once a month, I'll get an email
Speaker 2: like this where I just staggered that someone thinks I
Speaker 2: can just sort this out, you know, just get my
Speaker 2: phone out and make that happen. This one is about
Speaker 2: the man, the moment we're all getting excited and coming
Speaker 2: back to Melbourne next year. Brian Adams, Patsy, you're excited.
Speaker 2: You love Brian Adams, you can win Patsy's tickets next
Speaker 2: week on week eleven of ten weeks of tickets. Hi, Christian,
Speaker 2: I was wondering if you're able to help me with
Speaker 2: something and get in contact with Brian Adams.
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Speaker 2: Three Great eighties band spanned out Ballet gold on Gold
Speaker 2: one and four point three. That's where Caroline Taylor and
Speaker 2: Noble Park. Great reason why you want to hear this?
Speaker 2: It's my Camisthenetic team song and we just splitzed it
Speaker 2: at the Pan Pacific Masters Game, bringing home four gold
Speaker 2: medals in the bronze and that is there, So well
Speaker 2: done Caroline Taylor.
Speaker 4: The rest of our team in Noble Park.
Speaker 2: One of the worst ideas ever did in the radio
Speaker 2: is during London twenty twelfth the Olympic Games, Team GB
Speaker 2: start to get quite a few medals, obviously maybe the
Speaker 2: home advantage and some brilliant athletes as well. And remember
Speaker 2: once I was out to lunch with my boss, he
Speaker 2: was saying we won't get any more three golds, that's
Speaker 2: all we're going to get, when now I think there's
Speaker 2: another like two and a half weeks. I think there's
Speaker 2: more golds to come. And I don't even know why
Speaker 2: he greeted us. I said, well, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 2: Then at the end of it, I will play Spandal
Speaker 2: Ballet's Gold right in full for every gold medal that
Speaker 2: we've won. And he won, well, I was fine, it'd
Speaker 2: be four or five. Do you know how many gold
Speaker 2: medals teamg you be got On the end.
Speaker 5: I know they cleaned up that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty nine. I was an Air until lunch time
Speaker 2: and I played that song in full twenty nine times.
Speaker 2: If you imagine listening to Lack and you'd find it irritating.
Speaker 4: Imagine being me. I had to hear it twenty nine times.
Speaker 2: One of the plays, Tony Hadley, the lead singer Spander Bay,
Speaker 2: came in and sang it live for us. David Tennant,
Speaker 2: the actor, did a spoken word version of us trying
Speaker 2: a Colair singing, came in into an operatic version of
Speaker 2: They're trying to find as many different ways to try
Speaker 2: and get a different ways that we would end up
Speaker 2: playing it twenty nine times. It was horrifically irritating. It
Speaker 2: was like torture, you know, we just keep hearing it
Speaker 2: over and over again. And the sad thing is now
Speaker 2: you resent those athletes. All right, there's Brian Adams email
Speaker 2: Siddle pads Hi, Christian, I was wondering if you better
Speaker 2: helped me out where with getting in contact with Brian.
Speaker 4: Adams, because you know what I'm like, I've.
Speaker 3: Got all the stars, you're in the knife, I've.
Speaker 2: Got all the hot mail numbers, I've got Brian amasone. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's a special thing that starts her. Next year is
Speaker 2: my thirtieth wedding anniversary and I sung the song Heaven
Speaker 2: to my wife at the reception.
Speaker 4: Can we all see where this is going? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I don't think you can. The fourth it's about to
Speaker 2: unfolove this. I would love to sing it to her
Speaker 2: at Brian's concert.
Speaker 4: Him.
Speaker 2: Can you help sort Mark? So let's just let's just
Speaker 2: imagine this. Then you've paid good money to go and
Speaker 2: see Brian Adams sing. Hang on a minute, who's that
Speaker 2: getting up on stage? It's our man Mark, who's going
Speaker 2: to sing it Heaven with Brian. We don't want to
Speaker 2: hear Mark sing. We paid money to hear the guy
Speaker 2: next to sing Brian Adams. But some guy from the
Speaker 2: crowd we don't know who can't sing as well as
Speaker 2: a guy we paid to come and see it's going
Speaker 2: to sing it as well.
Speaker 4: Surely the guy's wife doesn't want you singing it.
Speaker 2: Mark, just Brian Adams to maybe go, oh, Carolines here,
Speaker 2: happy wedding anniversary, this is heaven and you're in heaven
Speaker 2: right now, and.
Speaker 4: He does the song.
Speaker 3: I think it's a bit of fun.
Speaker 2: Would you if you were there, you want some guy
Speaker 2: from the crowd singing that song? Or do you want
Speaker 2: Brian Adams?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: No, I think Brian's good at doing Adelie Blake that
Speaker 3: I think it'd be fun.
Speaker 5: Perhaps is Mark your husband Chris under a pseudent?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And I recognized this as well, Martini Mum at Hotmail,
Speaker 2: Pats try again all right?
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Speaker 2: All the nights are playing All's Good in the World
Speaker 2: with me, Tom and Brian. Thank you very much for
Speaker 2: picking this song and all requests Friday and Gold one
Speaker 2: oh four point three. You made my dreams perfect song
Speaker 2: for this beautiful Friday morning. So last night was the
Speaker 2: big pub gig for the final three bands you picked
Speaker 2: for one last dream. I just loved it. We all
Speaker 2: had such a great time there. It was amazing. The
Speaker 2: bands will played their hearts out. You could just feel
Speaker 2: the energy and the love and the room from their
Speaker 2: family and friends that were there and also you guys
Speaker 2: it came along to support the three bands.
Speaker 4: They're all great. You can see how they got on
Speaker 4: last night.
Speaker 2: We've got a video up already of the three bands
Speaker 2: doing their version of George Michael's Faith which they all
Speaker 2: are knocked out the part.
Speaker 4: It's up there on Facebook o C one four three
Speaker 4: in an hour's time.
Speaker 2: We got to make the hardest decision to pick which
Speaker 2: one band, and it is so tight, so tight. So
Speaker 2: for some of the people there last night, obviously they've
Speaker 2: never seen family members play like because they played like
Speaker 2: twenty five twenty years ago. There was Chloe from her
Speaker 2: dad leading a Dale at Bungalow Keller.
Speaker 10: I'm Chloe Dale's daughter Dale from Bungalow.
Speaker 4: Dad killed it.
Speaker 1: He was so good and all of them it was
Speaker 1: like they're having so much fun and it was.
Speaker 2: Just it was awesome.
Speaker 1: It was so cool.
Speaker 10: I felt so proud of him and I know how
Speaker 10: much he loves music any he really does and he
Speaker 10: just he deserves to show people just how talented he is.
Speaker 2: And then talking about superfans, there's the old's keenest mother.
Speaker 2: I met last night, Connie, two boys of hers in
Speaker 2: the march in Moscow. My two boys, Pete and Christopher
Speaker 2: are in marching Moscow.
Speaker 3: I can't beget I'm just so proud of them. I
Speaker 3: thought they smashed it.
Speaker 11: Out of the park.
Speaker 3: They singing kay, they had pounds so great. They've still
Speaker 3: got it sitting there.
Speaker 12: Blood music is in their soul.
Speaker 4: At some point in the night, she also grabbed a
Speaker 4: microphone and sang, you lift me up. Not making it up.
Speaker 2: That happened, and it was amazing. She was really, really,
Speaker 2: really good. Here's one of the night. She had to
Speaker 2: be there, all right, So in hour's time we got
Speaker 2: to start making decision which one band goes for because Jack,
Speaker 2: it is very close to the big gig in front
Speaker 2: of fifteen thousand people.
Speaker 6: Nine days, four hours, forty nine minutes, forty seconds.
Speaker 2: All right, coming up next? Then what were you banned
Speaker 2: from by your mum and dad? If you have something
Speaker 2: nine four one four one four three, I'll go around
Speaker 2: the team.
Speaker 4: Next, you're picking is it this morning? Every single Friday
Speaker 4: on the show Kelly and Box.
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Speaker 4: All right, so what were you banned from by your parents?
Speaker 4: For me? It was two things? Right.
Speaker 2: Still don't understand this now, and I've asked her parents
Speaker 2: and I don't have any detail because back then you
Speaker 2: didn't really push your parents or give them any lip
Speaker 2: or I didn't. One was a denim jacket. All my
Speaker 2: mates had jean jackets, and I weren't off their faces
Speaker 2: on drugs. They were all getting good grades. For some reason,
Speaker 2: my dad didn't want me wearing a denim jacket. I
Speaker 2: don't know what if I would put the denim jacket
Speaker 2: on and it would transform me into some hoodlum or
Speaker 2: alarika as the jacket is too powerful for me. Wasn't
Speaker 2: allowed to wear a denim jacket until I was sixteen.
Speaker 5: How did it feel when you finally pulled it on?
Speaker 4: It was right. I thought it.
Speaker 2: Would be like, oh, we had this magical power like
Speaker 2: Joseph and his technical a dream coat.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: I thought it changed my life. I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 2: It was so embarrassing. And the other one was a
Speaker 2: TV show, Punky Brewster. Oh gosh, do you remember a
Speaker 2: Punky Brewster.
Speaker 4: This was my mum.
Speaker 2: She'd never seen it, all right, she was a nurse.
Speaker 2: Someone on the ward said that her son watched it
Speaker 2: and he started to be very rude around the house.
Speaker 4: And that was enough for my mum.
Speaker 2: Anything my mom. My mum was a nurse, so she
Speaker 2: always thought the danger was everywhere.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 2: I wasn't allowed to skateboard because she said that some
Speaker 2: at the hospital had been rushed in and I was
Speaker 2: too young to sort of query, go, that doesn't many sense.
Speaker 4: I was tense.
Speaker 2: She said that someone was on their skateboard, went under
Speaker 2: a lorry and all that was left of them was
Speaker 2: their head. And when you changed, I don't want to
Speaker 2: just be ahead. I don't want the skateboard. Now I
Speaker 2: look back and go with that's.
Speaker 4: Just not possible.
Speaker 2: No one is just a head. No one's going to
Speaker 2: see someone in the hospital. Don't say anything about it's
Speaker 2: just a head. It's just a head and the pillow
Speaker 2: get ready.
Speaker 3: Riding a skateboard.
Speaker 4: Using his ears. I don't know, but anyway, So what
Speaker 4: were you banned from by your mum and dad? What
Speaker 4: was it for you?
Speaker 6: I had two things that I wasn't allowed to have
Speaker 6: until I was a teenager, so thirteen years old I
Speaker 6: was until I was thirteen.
Speaker 5: I was banned from bubblegum.
Speaker 4: Me too, because it would give me an appendicitis.
Speaker 6: Apparently, well, our the myth in our house was that
Speaker 6: if you swallow it, it stays. It stays in your
Speaker 6: body for seven years before its process.
Speaker 2: So specific, not ten, not five, seven years. And then
Speaker 2: one did you poop it out? Got bubble gum flavored poop.
Speaker 6: So I guess at thirteen you're old enough to be
Speaker 6: trusted to spit it out again. And the other one
Speaker 6: was I'll just bass my mum.
Speaker 5: During that song. You remember anything else? I was bared
Speaker 5: from permanent markers.
Speaker 3: That is a good one.
Speaker 2: The damage I could have done if I was thirteen
Speaker 2: with a permanent marker, bubble gum and a denim jacket.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Angie.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning guys, Happy Friday, and you Happy Friday?
Speaker 4: Angie. What were you banned from by your parents?
Speaker 13: So we watched one episode of the Simpsons, and my
Speaker 13: mum was outraged. She thought it was vulgar, and so
Speaker 13: we were banned from watching the Simpsons. Yeah, Bart Simpson,
Speaker 13: he added, he used the word bum. Homer would belch,
Speaker 13: and she just thought it was disgusting. So she didn't
Speaker 13: want to teach us bad things like that. So it's like,
Speaker 13: no Simpsons, and.
Speaker 6: Angie tell me, is the hardest thing going to school
Speaker 6: the next day because we had one kid in our
Speaker 6: group who wasn't allowed to watch it. Everybody else is
Speaker 6: talking about the episode from the night before and he
Speaker 6: just couldn't.
Speaker 4: And it was the coolest TV show for in the
Speaker 4: world at the time.
Speaker 13: So everyone was watching it. Yeah, everyone, everyone, Even to
Speaker 13: this day, some of my best friends and we're thirty
Speaker 13: seven and they'll quote Simpsons like every time we go out,
Speaker 13: and I'm like, yeah, I don't know what you're talking about.
Speaker 5: Well, is the band still on?
Speaker 4: You're still watch when you get to fifty five, we're
Speaker 4: talking again, Angie.
Speaker 13: By the time I was allowed to choose what I
Speaker 13: was I wanted to watch, I'd lost interest and yeah, so.
Speaker 4: Also we went laugh. Now, it was a really edgy
Speaker 4: TV show at the time.
Speaker 2: There hadn't been TV light that remember the it made
Speaker 2: newspaper headlines as well up some of the bad language
Speaker 2: in it, and that a homer was this beer drinking,
Speaker 2: very bad role model, and it was like it's a cartoon.
Speaker 2: They're taking the mickey out of the behavior. A brilliant
Speaker 2: TV show and you thank you very much. She could
Speaker 2: I have a great Reecaard, have a.
Speaker 13: Go on, guys, Luise, Yes, Hello, good morning.
Speaker 4: Yes and Louise, what were you banned from by your parents?
Speaker 14: I was banned from riding a bicycle.
Speaker 4: Oh, come, come on the world's on bikes, white bikes.
Speaker 14: Because I used to do Irish dancing and I was
Speaker 14: on the bike. No, not on the bike, but just
Speaker 14: and we used to wear little white sox and then
Speaker 14: the dresses would come down and so if I fell
Speaker 14: off the bike, I would end up with Mercura chrome
Speaker 14: on my knees and that wouldn't be a good look.
Speaker 3: Our mother's used to babus in there.
Speaker 4: So what is mecura come?
Speaker 3: It's like a red lotion that drives up scabs and
Speaker 3: stuff when you fall off your bike.
Speaker 4: That is a word I haven't heard since I was
Speaker 4: eleven years age.
Speaker 3: It was horrible stuff and it took weeks to Yeah, listen.
Speaker 2: To these two some sort of scabb reunion. Where do
Speaker 2: you get a scab? I'm where my elbow was? Oh
Speaker 2: I had a knee.
Speaker 3: No, just kids it the seventies.
Speaker 4: Are you all right then, Luise? Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: She killed my Have a lovely weekend.
Speaker 14: Okay, you too?
Speaker 2: Alight the girls coming? Nine four one four, one four three.
Speaker 2: What did mom and dad Banny from.
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Speaker 4: Three Great Southern Land ice House for victim mento Christian.
Speaker 4: I've just got to work.
Speaker 2: I was blasting out mc hammer earlier. Was in one
Speaker 2: song I want to hear It's your fault.
Speaker 4: I want to hear.
Speaker 2: Tone low wild thing. When it became Pats's theme tune
Speaker 2: on your Facebook game this week? Oh yeah, yeah, we
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Speaker 3: Wow, I think that should be the new news thing.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, you're in changing these bats. If you want that,
Speaker 2: we can make that happen, all right. It's more than
Speaker 2: we're taking the calls on what you were banned from
Speaker 2: by mum and dad. Let's go back to the lines now.
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one four three back, Good morning,
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 12: How are you going guys?
Speaker 4: We're pretty good back. What was it for you?
Speaker 12: I was banned from watching Prisoner when I was a
Speaker 12: young teenager.
Speaker 4: And what was the reason.
Speaker 12: It was a bit raunchy, bit risque. It was violent,
Speaker 12: it was swearing, it was you know, they weren't very
Speaker 12: nice people. But everyone was talking about it at school.
Speaker 12: So I'd have to sneak down the hall out of
Speaker 12: bed at night and look over my parents' shoulders.
Speaker 2: And hello, little bit of a look late night TV shows,
Speaker 2: wasn't it? And do you remember when they would have
Speaker 2: the fights by that sort of steam room or something.
Speaker 2: But the eye in the clothes i'd be was in
Speaker 2: change with the sets would wobble? Is a cheap old show,
Speaker 2: wasn't it?
Speaker 12: Yeah? And if you weren't careful you end up with
Speaker 12: your arm in the in the Elma press.
Speaker 4: All right, bet that's a great one. Have a nice weekend,
Speaker 4: thanks to calling the show. Bye bye, Catherine, Good morning.
Speaker 4: How are you doing good captain? What were you banned for? Mate?
Speaker 15: I was being from Skyhooks. From Skyhooks, Well, I wanted
Speaker 15: to be the coolest kid in school, so I went
Speaker 15: and bought with my pocket money living in the seventies.
Speaker 15: I took it home, put it on my mum had
Speaker 15: a look at the cover and she saw the song
Speaker 15: you just liked Me Because I'm good in bed? That
Speaker 15: was it record back in the cover, and I was
Speaker 15: marched straight down to the record shop to swap it
Speaker 15: for something else.
Speaker 11: It was so embarrassing.
Speaker 4: That's amazing, So just like me because I'm good in there?
Speaker 4: That's okay.
Speaker 15: That wasn't even the worst song on the album. That's
Speaker 15: as far as I got though out here.
Speaker 4: Catherine.
Speaker 5: Do you remember what you have swapped it for?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 15: Oh, something like Greatest seventy four, seventy five or something
Speaker 15: really boring and bland.
Speaker 2: Yep, safe for ground. All right, Captain, thanks so, I
Speaker 2: think you'll have a nice weekend.
Speaker 8: Big Dan, good morning, hell is everybody?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we go Big Dan, Big Dans will as well.
Speaker 4: What were you bann from? Big Dan?
Speaker 8: H This this is pretty sad. I wasn't allowed to
Speaker 8: watch Doctor Who.
Speaker 2: It used to be a terrifying TV show When I
Speaker 2: was a kid. I was always watching behind the couch.
Speaker 2: Was there anything in particular about talk to Who that
Speaker 2: you were? They're worried you'd have nightmares.
Speaker 16: Well basically, yeah, I was waking up and frigging everyone
Speaker 16: else in the house getting chased by fish men, head.
Speaker 8: Monsters and the Dialects little slugs and no, not the Dalects. Now,
Speaker 8: that's where where they stopped me from watching it because
Speaker 8: at school I used to take a little plunger, you know,
Speaker 8: the little plumbers plunges, and I used to run around
Speaker 8: trying to exterminate the kids.
Speaker 2: That's how Hitler started. And you got to you gotta
Speaker 2: catch it, nip it in the bud, you know, you
Speaker 2: start with the old plunger.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I got no trouble for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I remember I watched it. I used to have
Speaker 2: nightmares about the Dalects, right Jack. They were terrifying, all right.
Speaker 2: It was Davros, the leader of the Dialects, and I
Speaker 2: remember having a nightmare one night and my mom trying
Speaker 2: to calm me down by saying that the Darneks couldn't
Speaker 2: get upstairs and that was.
Speaker 10: The only.
Speaker 4: Yea upstairs and a right, okay, they can't get up
Speaker 4: the stairs in the morning.
Speaker 3: Let me down, then, mum.
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Speaker 3: He passed away recently?
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Speaker 3: They sold his wheelchair the other wait for charity? They did,
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Speaker 3: Charity, sirs.
Speaker 2: Stephen Hawking is simply just known as They sold his
Speaker 2: wheelchair for charity.
Speaker 4: What do you think when they gave him Nobel Prize?
Speaker 4: Were an announced it? And now well I'm the guy
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Speaker 8: Can that be?
Speaker 4: Come on? You know who you are.
Speaker 3: You've got to give you that point, give me that point.
Speaker 4: I sold his wheelchair for charity.
Speaker 3: And they've buried him in Westminster, Abby. He had that yeah,
Speaker 3: he had that. Not many people, only royalty get that's
Speaker 3: true honor.
Speaker 4: And former leaders as well. Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think Winston Churchill was there and that. Yeah, Professor
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Speaker 4: Stay there, Belinda. All right, let's see how Bethany, good morning,
Speaker 4: Good morning, all right, Bethany, you ready, I am very ready.
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Speaker 4: Dragon, all right, we need to talk about this.
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Speaker 4: Over the last three weeks on the show.
Speaker 2: Then, we've been asking you if you fancied reuniting that
Speaker 2: band you used to be and we had no idea.
Speaker 4: How many of you would be up for this. The
Speaker 4: show's only a couple of months old.
Speaker 2: I'm still new and you new, and I didn't know
Speaker 2: the ninety expands would be up for reuniting. Maybe it
Speaker 2: was the big gig we had in front of fifteen
Speaker 2: thousand people opening up for Jimmy Barnes and the Angels
Speaker 2: and loads more.
Speaker 4: It is so close now, how long tools showtime?
Speaker 5: Nine days, three hours, fifty one minutes, no second? Oh,
Speaker 5: how's that doubles every second?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 2: So we did the gig last night, I said, we
Speaker 2: did the gig. The final three bands that you picked
Speaker 2: on the show last week all played live. It's in
Speaker 2: a pub, the Labor in Vain and Fitz. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much to them, great pub. They really looked after
Speaker 2: all of us who came down yesterday. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for those who showed up, supported the bands and
Speaker 2: Greally gave them so much love. All the bands were very,
Speaker 2: very nervous. You can imagine why most of them hadn't
Speaker 2: played together in about twenty years. Suddenly they are, you know,
Speaker 2: two weeks after hearing this on the radio show. They're
Speaker 2: in a room, they're in the pub. We're right on
Speaker 2: top of them. They've got video cameras in their face,
Speaker 2: and so they've got to play live. So they all
Speaker 2: had to do one original song and a cover version
Speaker 2: of George Michael's Faith. And we were aiming to announce
Speaker 2: the winner now, but obviously it was a late night
Speaker 2: last night, and the performances were so good.
Speaker 4: And we didn't know what they'd be like.
Speaker 2: There's no way we could have known how great they
Speaker 2: were going to be, what it's going to be like
Speaker 2: if they could still play life, and more importantly, who
Speaker 2: can handle the nerves of doing it again? And we've
Speaker 2: got to think, well, they're going to be like in
Speaker 2: front of fifteen thousand people, let alone eighty people in
Speaker 2: a pub in fitzroy. All the bands were so good yesterday,
Speaker 2: there's no way we're in a position right now to
Speaker 2: announce a winner. I think we'd be doing the bands
Speaker 2: a disservice. It needs a bit more time. We're going
Speaker 2: to take the weekend to have a really good think
Speaker 2: about it. I want to hear all the songs again
Speaker 2: in full, without rushing and still doing today's show. So
Speaker 2: I'm sure you understand. I hope you understand. We can't
Speaker 2: announce a winning it. It makes you feel uncomfortable because
Speaker 2: it means we're announcing it on Monday, and then my god,
Speaker 2: then it's next Sunday. The game got to weary manchals. No,
Speaker 2: they got what six days? And then I'm bringing them
Speaker 2: on the main stage. But it's too big a decision.
Speaker 2: The bands were so great. I don't just state my word,
Speaker 2: but let's go back to last night. This was the
Speaker 2: first band Bungalow and their original song smile. Haven't listened
Speaker 2: to this love?
Speaker 4: All performances.
Speaker 2: Not played together in twenty years doesn't sound like it,
Speaker 2: does it.
Speaker 10: Hello, I'm Chloe Dale's daughter Dale from Bungalow.
Speaker 4: Dad killed it.
Speaker 10: He was so good and all of them, I look
Speaker 10: like they're having so much fun.
Speaker 3: And it was just it was awesome.
Speaker 1: It was so cool. I felt so proud of him.
Speaker 10: And I know how much he loves music any he
Speaker 10: really does, and he just he deserves to show people
Speaker 10: just how talented he is.
Speaker 4: Another strong performance and March in Moscow. Right, So this
Speaker 4: sounds like it's on a big stage somewhere.
Speaker 2: Tell me if this isn't a pub at Fitzroy Last night,
Speaker 2: all watched on by a very very proud mum called
Speaker 2: Connie my.
Speaker 4: Two boys, Pete and Christopher in March in Moscow.
Speaker 3: I can't beget I'm just so proud of him. I
Speaker 3: thought they smashed it out of the park. They sing
Speaker 3: in key, they had pounds sour grape.
Speaker 4: It's still got it.
Speaker 12: It's in there, blood music, it's in their soul.
Speaker 2: Then there was the brilliant Hot Property won the first
Speaker 2: bands to ever get in touch with us.
Speaker 5: My going I can't flips, but that's all.
Speaker 16: Come to game.
Speaker 4: This keyboard player.
Speaker 2: I was scared that I actually interrupted his performance. I
Speaker 2: feel really bad because I went yeah and he stopped playing.
Speaker 2: He actually jumps. It scared him, so they had to
Speaker 2: start again.
Speaker 4: Uh, Steve O. This guy Absolutely fantastic. It's one of
Speaker 4: the best things that having to in my whole life.
Speaker 16: Honestly, almost like you're bringing back all the memories of
Speaker 16: when he used to play lout all people here.
Speaker 4: Just the atmosphere is fantastic. Who is that that is?
Speaker 2: That is producer be cackling in a poor man's face.
Speaker 2: Let's hear that again.
Speaker 4: Listen to the loon cackling at the end. Absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 4: It's one of the best things having in my whole life.
Speaker 16: Honestly, almost like you're bringing back all the men reason
Speaker 16: when you.
Speaker 4: Used to play a little. All the people here. I
Speaker 4: just the atmosphere is fantastic.
Speaker 10: Start.
Speaker 2: He'd had a few by then. We were all very excited.
Speaker 2: It was an amazing night, all right. So here's what
Speaker 2: you can do over the weekend. All the performances, all
Speaker 2: the songs in full. Go and watch them over the
Speaker 2: weekend and let us know who is your favorite. Who
Speaker 2: do you think deserves the big spot in a week's time.
Speaker 2: Just over a week's time, head over to Facebook. You
Speaker 2: can watch the all the songs in fall now from
Speaker 2: the three brilliant bands. Leave you comments, let me know
Speaker 2: what you think. O C one O four three on
Speaker 2: Facebook Monday morning. Now, tough weekend, big decision needs a
Speaker 2: bit more time. Monday morning, we really do have to
Speaker 2: announce the winning band. Then head over to Facebook. OC
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Speaker 2: We love by the Cure. So I mean, I haven't
Speaker 2: got anything on this has fallen a victim of accidental theft. Yes,
Speaker 2: I am a victim, but I was doing the thieving.
Speaker 2: Oh well, now that makes it sound like a conscious
Speaker 2: decision doing the accidental thing.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to keep out of trouble here.
Speaker 6: Well, it's actually funnily enough Bunnings, who we are still
Speaker 6: interfeued with whether or not we're going to.
Speaker 4: Get our cement. They took about breakfas show wars.
Speaker 2: Don't they that our war is with Bunnings because they
Speaker 2: won't give us a free cement mixer.
Speaker 5: What happened?
Speaker 4: Didn't they have a special yesterday?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I known anything back from them?
Speaker 5: Not good. No, Well, so this might seem like it
Speaker 5: was a deliberate a repercussion, Yeah.
Speaker 6: Because I attacked Bunnings, But it was accidental the Bunnings
Speaker 6: in Now I'm saying, I don't know why I've chosen
Speaker 6: to say this because it's going to sound dodgy, But
Speaker 6: there is a Brunswick Bunnings which has two stores. And
Speaker 6: because it's a small area and it's hipsters and they're
Speaker 6: trying to they.
Speaker 4: Can't carry much come they you know, they're so weak
Speaker 4: from all the mung bean and crusty.
Speaker 5: They have done. Most Bunnings are huge. This one has
Speaker 5: to be split up.
Speaker 2: I just thank you as well for just putting this
Speaker 2: into some context with the history of Bunnings, and they're
Speaker 2: geographic locations as well.
Speaker 5: You gotta know why it's split up into two buildings
Speaker 5: across the car park to get to the second building.
Speaker 4: Right now, you're walking north or south.
Speaker 6: If you must know, you're walking west. I've accidentally got
Speaker 6: some gap fillar not accidentally. I purposely got the gap filler.
Speaker 6: Accidentally left with it as I'm going from one side
Speaker 6: of the Bunnings to the other.
Speaker 4: Right, okay, going through that you pay for it?
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, sorry, that's the accidental theft part.
Speaker 4: You didn't pay for it. No, Patsy, I think do
Speaker 4: you think he's going to be in your news on Monday?
Speaker 5: Gap filler?
Speaker 2: And now there's no way I'm getting that cement mix,
Speaker 2: So you've killed that.
Speaker 4: You know what.
Speaker 2: The only link they're going to hear this week is
Speaker 2: it me raving about the discounted cementic. So they're going
Speaker 2: to go in the fact that you nicked a some
Speaker 2: gap filler.
Speaker 6: No, now, just remember then I went back and drove
Speaker 6: away and then went ah, not paid for that, went
Speaker 6: back paid and that's the end of the story.
Speaker 2: Ah, all right, so you know we're not running a
Speaker 2: phone in now that we agreed on. Accidental theft is
Speaker 2: now called accidental theft. But then you drove back and
Speaker 2: paid for it, and you remembered and you paid for it, right, Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe legally that is a safer way to this as well.
Speaker 4: So what have you accidentally taken? But for the sake of.
Speaker 2: Everything, say at the end of the call, just say,
Speaker 2: but I went back and paid for it, and then
Speaker 2: we're all keep out of troll.
Speaker 4: That makes sense. Nine to four. What we were drinking
Speaker 4: last night? Nine four one one four to.
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Speaker 2: Bad to the Bone or Request Friday Only on Gold
Speaker 2: one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: I'm a big fan of proper rocks until they end properly.
Speaker 4: I don't like it when they fizzle out, not the
Speaker 4: big I've did it. It's like a full stop bang,
Speaker 4: We're done.
Speaker 5: You had the fade out.
Speaker 4: I don't like the fade out.
Speaker 2: I like it when it's a proper I remember once
Speaker 2: it was a little bit Hungover slash stool Trunk. When
Speaker 2: I first started in radio and went, we'd only played socks.
Speaker 4: Show one Friday morning, that the proper ends not playing that.
Speaker 2: It's a good song. I'm not playing that. It's going
Speaker 2: to end properly. I think the show sounded I got
Speaker 2: so much trouble.
Speaker 5: Before you played a song. You have to think, how
Speaker 5: does this no I'd go.
Speaker 2: I would make my producer go through all the songs
Speaker 2: we're going to play that day, and he go that, well,
Speaker 2: this one's got a fade out.
Speaker 4: This one fades out for thirty six. We're not playing that.
Speaker 4: But you love the song. It doesn't matter. It's got
Speaker 4: to end.
Speaker 2: Probably like Georgetowergod, that would have got played. That would
Speaker 2: have been fine anyway. Else to Debbie and Roxburgh a part.
Speaker 4: Do you know what this morning?
Speaker 2: Second request on the show from Roxburgh Park. This says
Speaker 2: to me, we can now declear it. Roxburgh Park, like Geelong,
Speaker 2: is under our control. God one I four point three
Speaker 2: in the morning, we were all there. Roxburgh Park has fallen.
Speaker 2: Time of fallen eight twenty nine. All right, Angie, yes,
Speaker 2: yes see. And what if you accidentally accidental theft work
Speaker 2: we're talking about our the jack has accidentally taking some
Speaker 2: gap fill the from our favorite storement Buddings.
Speaker 5: But then, of course I went back and I remembered
Speaker 5: I did it, and went back and pay it.
Speaker 4: Well done, and what's it for you?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 11: I was bad to the bomb. I walked out of
Speaker 11: a supermarket with sixty four nappies.
Speaker 4: And obviously these are four a child?
Speaker 11: Oh you no, no, no no, they weren't the dependables,
Speaker 11: so a nephie all right, now we don't know.
Speaker 4: You know some of the gold listeners?
Speaker 2: Oh yes, And how do you walk out with those? Accidentally?
Speaker 2: You've got to lug them all out?
Speaker 11: Well, you've got underneath the trolley the little rat bit
Speaker 11: and then you're going through and you're putting all your
Speaker 11: stuff on the shelf. You don't seek to look underneath
Speaker 11: with your can to coke and your nephies and all
Speaker 11: that sort of stuff.
Speaker 4: Just the till operator there's for stuff. You know, that's
Speaker 4: their job, isn't it.
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's right, so if they can't see it. I
Speaker 11: accidentally went out, got to the car and I thought, oh,
Speaker 11: well I why not? But I I I did go
Speaker 11: back and paid the show out.
Speaker 4: Of prison, okay, remembered and thank you very much, and
Speaker 4: it wasn't lost on me.
Speaker 2: Bad to the bomb. Nice play there, right, okay, Joe,
Speaker 2: give me nothing. Let me hang in there, Joanna, good morning.
Speaker 4: What are you doing? Within a cent?
Speaker 2: What are you doing?
Speaker 5: I've just got some poache gun down the wrong way?
Speaker 2: But you literally just poured a T shirt and sort
Speaker 2: of threw up in that baby bird into your T shirt?
Speaker 4: What's this that he didn't move away? You did it
Speaker 4: towards me. I'm addressing Melbourne. I can't have baby bird.
Speaker 5: In the shirt. I can see he just I'm leading
Speaker 5: away from the micro to me in the corner of one.
Speaker 4: Okay, anyway, Joanna, you're right? Are you okay? Do you
Speaker 4: know Heimlich?
Speaker 2: Sorry, Joanna, Joe, welcome to the show. So about that,
Speaker 2: and Joanna, what have you accidentally taken?
Speaker 9: I accidentally walked out with three or four towels from Kmart,
Speaker 9: and I realized as soon as I got to the car,
Speaker 9: so I walked back in and told the security guard
Speaker 9: there that, you know, I accidentally walked out with these
Speaker 9: and I didn't really want to buy them. It was
Speaker 9: just in my arms and I forgot and he refused
Speaker 9: to take them back and he said, no, you didn't,
Speaker 9: you would have taste for it. And I said no,
Speaker 9: I walked out and from the shop. They're these towels
Speaker 9: and they wouldn't take it back. He wouldn't take it back.
Speaker 4: Strange. Do you think he fancied you?
Speaker 9: I think it's because he goes no. I was here
Speaker 9: the whole time, and I said, yeah, I saw you.
Speaker 9: You were talking to someone. And I think it was
Speaker 9: more in a sense that perhaps he wasn't doing his
Speaker 9: job properly. Sure, Oh the facts that I don't like.
Speaker 4: So I all right, Johanna, thanks you, col mate, have
Speaker 4: a good day. Thank you, Daryl, good morning.
Speaker 8: Get out of head.
Speaker 4: Gun, dapple, what are you accidentally take?
Speaker 8: I walked out.
Speaker 16: I walked out of the good guys in in well,
Speaker 16: I won't say exactly where, but with an eight hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: Camera, say, flat screen TV.
Speaker 15: Well, we bought a TV.
Speaker 16: Actually bring there to buy a TV and we saw
Speaker 16: a camera there and I got an inheritance and the
Speaker 16: wifely w what didn't you buy it? Because that's the
Speaker 16: whin you're looking for. So I did. And one of
Speaker 16: those shops we did in the back of the salesman
Speaker 16: processes your orders and whatnot, and said you go up
Speaker 16: the front and pay. So I had the camera under
Speaker 16: my arm with a couple of ends as it came
Speaker 16: with it. I sat him on the bench, gave him
Speaker 16: my name, gave him a credit card. The lady said,
Speaker 16: thank you very much. So what credit you punch a
Speaker 16: pin in beautiful walked out through the door. Of course
Speaker 16: the security guards there and what the arm's gone off
Speaker 16: because they hadn't scanned the camera and everything because I
Speaker 16: hadn't paid for it. As trut off, you go through,
Speaker 16: you go, you know we're going to be They had
Speaker 16: a look at the receipt they gave me when the
Speaker 16: machine spits yere and I looked at it. I said
Speaker 16: it's not enough money, and looked at the receipt and
Speaker 16: I paid for the turn brain. But they'd all wade
Speaker 16: be through with the camera.
Speaker 4: So what did you do?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 16: When we I take because you get a delivery doctor
Speaker 16: gry and the back to pick up the two, I said, oh,
Speaker 16: by the way, I haven't paid for this, and I
Speaker 16: went ah, and I all sort of crept themselves and quickly.
Speaker 16: So I've got a fifty dollar mature out of the book.
Speaker 16: So I wanted.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good. Actually, well don't I all right? Dale,
Speaker 2: have a nice weekend.
Speaker 1: You to the Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 2: That's a Beth Walker in Seaford. It's her feel good song.
Speaker 2: Seaford hasn't yet full under our control. It was the
Speaker 2: one request today, so work to.
Speaker 4: Be done their team in the Seaford there, Okay, we've
Speaker 4: got a foothold. Yeah. Do you know what sometimes every
Speaker 4: weekend a lot of stuff you have to do. The
Speaker 4: weekend is just the boring admin of life.
Speaker 2: And last week it was my worst wife's birthday and
Speaker 2: one of the things she wanted me to get for
Speaker 2: her well was a whiteboard like a to do list
Speaker 2: that I would write. She would put tasks on there
Speaker 2: that I needed to do, like wo.
Speaker 5: Dis similar to the one Brad trying to make for
Speaker 5: us when he had the level spirit trying to rule
Speaker 5: up the line.
Speaker 2: Few hours the show making a Grid a growing mound,
Speaker 2: the World's ordered producer, Marconi's best mate.
Speaker 4: They made radio together. So now I've got this little.
Speaker 2: Kind of idiotic whiteboard now and my wife puts up
Speaker 2: tasks on there that I have to do, and okay,
Speaker 2: I come in last night a hard day grafting at
Speaker 2: the cold face of breakfast radio. Sure maybe i'd had
Speaker 2: a couple still getting over jet lag.
Speaker 4: From moving out.
Speaker 2: Here five months ago, so I was a little bit,
Speaker 2: you know, unsteady maybe, but that's the jet lag. It
Speaker 2: can just hit you in waves, okay, and the hay fever,
Speaker 2: that's it just remembered and the have as well. You
Speaker 2: put that together, so it's a little bit unsteady. And
Speaker 2: believe she used that time while I'm out at the
Speaker 2: cold face of breakfast radio keeping rock and roll alive
Speaker 2: in Melbourne. She's written on the underline it angry capitals,
Speaker 2: thime Master must be made exclamation mark underlie I didn't
Speaker 2: order it, you order it, you make it?
Speaker 4: Why have I got to make it?
Speaker 6: I can't believe that it's still in the box. When's
Speaker 6: the first time you brought that up on the show
Speaker 6: two months ago?
Speaker 4: Or no?
Speaker 3: Ages?
Speaker 4: Yes, I don't come here to be thrown under the
Speaker 4: bus the bus driver.
Speaker 3: You did such a good job with the hater Christian
Speaker 3: that she probably thought I try your luck at the
Speaker 3: thigh master.
Speaker 2: So this weekend thire Master must be made underline. Have
Speaker 2: you got any dull?
Speaker 5: Do you get a star next?
Speaker 2: Once wiped off, there'll be a brand new task. There
Speaker 2: is a light on the blink out the front that
Speaker 2: I haven't sort it out. I just keep kicking it,
Speaker 2: trying to break it so I don't have to fix it.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that is my This is that. That is
Speaker 2: my wild rock and roll weekend? Are you do anything
Speaker 2: dull this weekend? I tell you every weekend open my
Speaker 2: house with me.
Speaker 1: Come.
Speaker 13: You know what?
Speaker 4: If that was on the list, I'd go and do it.
Speaker 1: But I'm afraid thime Master must be made the Christian
Speaker 1: O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 4: Three about you.
Speaker 2: But when I am assembling flat pack or this weekend
Speaker 2: the Master, I have a very specific technique. It will
Speaker 2: involve me crying and swearing heavily at an inatimate object
Speaker 2: that thime Master I would just be. I've seen the
Speaker 2: photo on the box as well of a lady with
Speaker 2: her it's been stretched and it's got a lot of
Speaker 2: moving parts and pulleys and stuff that looks really complicated.
Speaker 5: So do you have to send the girls out of
Speaker 5: the house when you build something?
Speaker 4: Serah will take them away.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because they don't need to hear that industrial Dad's
Speaker 2: got Tourett's get out the house, in fact, leave the state.
Speaker 4: Okay is there not?
Speaker 2: Why isn't there some kind of an apprichen or to
Speaker 2: someone to come round and do it?
Speaker 5: No, there is who will do it?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: This is great? Who will do this?
Speaker 5: They got the air tasker, high pages as a few
Speaker 5: things like that horror hobby where.
Speaker 4: You get started something else. So I'm not doing that
Speaker 4: one of them.
Speaker 2: Dad, it's a strange guy. I had to hire a harby.
Speaker 2: Your mum, it's not very satisfied. Has something to do
Speaker 2: with that.
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Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: I need a name? Who do you answer to? Patrina Jones?
Speaker 3: You, mister Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 4: Now, in terms of the proper demarcation, who.
Speaker 5: Is the line?
Speaker 4: Cool? Okay?
Speaker 3: Why what have I done now?
Speaker 2: So seven fifty three am this morning, we're live on
Speaker 2: air to Alboum. Yeah yeah, and you know what you
Speaker 2: know it's a it's a battleground the most competitive marketplace
Speaker 2: in the world. Jack, you're live at Facebook right now.
Speaker 5: This makes me sound like the snitch, but you.
Speaker 4: Are the snitch, and you told me, oh you're on
Speaker 4: what you buggers.
Speaker 6: At seven fifty three am to post a photo of
Speaker 6: facetiming her husband and her daughter to Facebook.
Speaker 3: I'm not there in the morning to see her go
Speaker 3: to school.
Speaker 4: That's the world. That's right, you're at work seven fifty
Speaker 4: three am. You're on Facebook. What's the screenshot of It's
Speaker 4: christoph Lammy.
Speaker 6: Pie, Chris, Chris and Audrey facetiming with Pat in the studio.
Speaker 2: So it's not as a post. She's been facetiming whilst
Speaker 2: we're doing the show.
Speaker 3: Okay, it's all about social media, Christian.
Speaker 4: To your husband and your daughter.
Speaker 2: Okay, deal with it at ten at am. Soon I'll
Speaker 2: see you at ten am. I have a problem, all
Speaker 2: right then? Okay, so we're back to the Hour of Power.
Speaker 2: Another hour music picked by you. Also in ten minutes time,
Speaker 2: we got the best of did you just pray to her?
Speaker 1: Then?
Speaker 5: It makes me sell like a snitch.
Speaker 3: And he stood me up. A waker guy.
Speaker 6: I'm doing the universal sign for sorry, which you don't
Speaker 6: mean that I do.
Speaker 4: You do not throw any of us under that bass.
Speaker 4: He would all right, come up in ten minutes time
Speaker 4: the best of Jack Post. Did he really say that?
Speaker 2: Sam Stu has compiled another classic Top ten countdown kick
Speaker 2: off this out then with this Prince.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: You're in charge of the music, okay, so you know,
Speaker 2: you pick whatever song you want, all of it. I
Speaker 2: beg of you is never asked that again. That is
Speaker 2: one of the dullest songs recorded. Kiss Kiss Morose on
Speaker 2: Smooth it's my braso. Here you're listening to Smooth and
Speaker 2: Kiss Morose by Seal. Also listen to this. Who requested it?
Speaker 2: Requested by Jack and Nige Chippy. He's working on a
Speaker 2: site together a what not as that they continue, it's
Speaker 2: a rip snorter of a song, and this is a
Speaker 2: typo in a rip snorer of a song. But I
Speaker 2: have the fact they're too Chippyes youah, they're on site
Speaker 2: looking over each other.
Speaker 4: He's burned our song back to you, Nige, bad to you, Jack.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, then there's time for this once a
Speaker 2: week on the show We bow down to the wisest
Speaker 2: man on breakfast radio, and that is Jack Post.
Speaker 4: There is a young.
Speaker 2: Child who makes a note of everything wise that Jack
Speaker 2: Post says. During the week he listens to our podcast
Speaker 2: in England's sixteen year old child called Samsta and he
Speaker 2: writes it Every week Paus's podcast writes it down to
Speaker 2: record it for future historians, and then we cut.
Speaker 4: It down in top ten. Here it is this week
Speaker 4: the best of Jackpost. Did he really say that? At ten,
Speaker 4: isn't it?
Speaker 2: Isn't that how they make Panda's mate at the zoo?
Speaker 2: The zookeeper goes in with a panda costume and I
Speaker 2: guess it acts Sexy confirm today. At nine, because she
Speaker 2: wasn't bringing out any surprise gifts, I suddenly said, is
Speaker 2: there anything for me to open?
Speaker 4: Poor Jack? At eight? No, no, no, press send press send?
Speaker 4: Is that amount? When we were on Whippies, which.
Speaker 5: I noticed he hasn't changed his profile picture from whip
Speaker 5: He loves.
Speaker 4: Fast girl because he does.
Speaker 2: At seven, I learned that Bream is a fish, So
Speaker 2: now I have that know and knowledge I can find
Speaker 2: that funny. At six, I don't want to answer you
Speaker 2: in case it's a trap. That's yesterday's show. At five,
Speaker 2: a tear drop under the eye? Doesn't that mean that
Speaker 2: clowns killed somebody in prison?
Speaker 5: There is something true, some truth to that.
Speaker 4: At four, when is a nun dangerous? At three? Deborah?
Speaker 2: Are you the owner or the pets? This is to
Speaker 2: call in Deborah. Yes on the radio, Deebra, are you
Speaker 2: the owner or the pets?
Speaker 4: I too, I've got that too.
Speaker 2: I've got some form of color blindness, but I don't
Speaker 2: see black and white everywhere.
Speaker 5: That's true, I can see colors.
Speaker 2: One this week the best of Jack Most Did he
Speaker 2: really say that? Is crayfish of fish?
Speaker 5: Did anyone searshut up?
Speaker 2: Kid?
Speaker 4: All right? World done?
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Speaker 2: You've been telling me about air Tasker because I've now
Speaker 2: worked out I can farm out this hideous job that
Speaker 2: my wife expects me to do this weekend of building
Speaker 2: this time Master contraption, something she's ordered from on of
Speaker 2: those TV adverts.
Speaker 4: So what do you do you put on there? Can
Speaker 4: someone come and make this for me? Yeah?
Speaker 5: You you put a price up and say, hey, I
Speaker 5: got this thie Master built one hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: Say no, I don't know. One hundred bucks seems a
Speaker 4: bit much, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: How many hours is it going to take you?
Speaker 4: Just what six hours to build a five from scratch?
Speaker 5: A Yeah, when you were complaining about it, you said
Speaker 5: it would take that long.
Speaker 2: But that's at my rate. It's not my skill set.
Speaker 2: I don't know what My skill set is. Telling the
Speaker 2: time out loud and pressing play here.
Speaker 4: That's it. I can't do anything else.
Speaker 5: But then I think people come on and they say, hey,
Speaker 5: I see you one hundred bucks, I can do it
Speaker 5: for eighty.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: That's where it gets sounds like there's a lot of this.
Speaker 4: Hey hey I need this.
Speaker 5: They go, hey, well, how much were you thinking of
Speaker 5: putting it up?
Speaker 4: Or twenty five bucks?
Speaker 3: You know, someone out not someone driving you?
Speaker 4: How do that? Well? How do you know it won't
Speaker 4: be a bass? Sadder? Jane Crawford lives on the corner.
Speaker 1: He might.
Speaker 4: He's it down on his luck right now. I've no doubt.
Speaker 4: So Crawft can come around and do it. I'll chuck
Speaker 4: him twenty bucks. I'm helping a guy out here, Okay.
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Speaker 2: Whatever you up to this weekend, have a top weekend.
Speaker 2: We need you to do one thing. Support the bands
Speaker 2: in One Last Dream, Go and watch them, see the songs.
Speaker 4: Let me know who you like.
Speaker 2: We were meant to announce a big decision today, can't.
Speaker 2: They're too good. We're not gonna rush it. We're gonna
Speaker 2: take the weekend. We have to announce it Monday because
Speaker 2: the gig is a week Sunday. Talk about One Last Dream,
Speaker 2: see the man from last night, their performances. Check them
Speaker 2: out online Facebook, OC one O four three.
Speaker 6: I have just quickly before we got a question from
Speaker 6: Patrina Jones physically good the other day when we were
Speaker 6: finishing the show. You're doing a quiz online about which
Speaker 6: eighties song you were and I never found out watch eighties?
Speaker 4: So was this turn the news again?
Speaker 3: Cyndi Lauper?
Speaker 5: Which song?
Speaker 3: Girls just want to have fun?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Great glad we got that one.
Speaker 2: So I'm just now really upset we haven't got that
Speaker 2: great content for Monday morning, all right, tallor today's show
Speaker 2: is bad to the barn. We are back Monday morning.
Speaker 2: Whether you like it or not.
Speaker 4: Have a great weekend.
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