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Speaker 2: Live from Santa's Grotto. This is the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 2: surrounded by Christmas lights and tinsel, Melbourn's.
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: We are actually surrounded. It isn't an amazing Santa Squatto all.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm looking at it right now and just knowing
Speaker 2: how tight they are financially this company. How flammable? Do
Speaker 2: you think what we're surrounded by is? Are we in
Speaker 2: the most dangerous.
Speaker 3: Room in Melbourne right now?
Speaker 4: It's an insurance job. Yes, as soon as we finish
Speaker 4: on Friday, Yeah, get the money.
Speaker 3: Go accident happened?
Speaker 2: Did they get more of We're in the fire.
Speaker 3: Let's not go there. Let's not start the show with
Speaker 3: that darkness.
Speaker 2: Good morning, It's a Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Show number
Speaker 2: one one, eight Tuesday morning today.
Speaker 3: What you is going to have your life change?
Speaker 2: You're going to win a year's supply of mister Maaggie dumplings.
Speaker 2: At eight thirty yesterday it was one thousand dollars worth
Speaker 2: of vinyl Old school Vinyl or thanks to Chapel Street
Speaker 2: Morbid Prizes today thanks to Chapel Street in the Twelve
Speaker 2: Days of Christmas. An interesting email that came in over
Speaker 2: night since yesterday's show from one of our eagle eared listeners.
Speaker 2: Sometimes during the cume thrust of a show, stuff can
Speaker 2: happen that passes us by, and thank god we have
Speaker 2: sharp listeners out there who catch the stuff that falls
Speaker 2: between the cracks. And I'm just going to read the
Speaker 2: email out, Okaye, put me explain this. Just going to
Speaker 2: read this email out from our very eagle eared listener,
Speaker 2: Darren Rogers Christian catching up on yesterday's show. You missed
Speaker 2: another t bone from pass this one this one, but
Speaker 2: two minutes into the show yesterday you were talking about
Speaker 2: that lovely old lady who you have a snooze on
Speaker 2: your shoulder. Patsmid He heard all this and just simply said,
Speaker 2: was she dead?
Speaker 5: You'd have to check with you.
Speaker 2: There it is.
Speaker 3: It's another one.
Speaker 2: That's the older friend Natalie in the old fractured spine.
Speaker 3: Do you remember forgot the.
Speaker 2: Guy said she did? Always a sensationist Journalists thinking, oh
Speaker 2: is this the story here? For the six thirty headlines
Speaker 2: dead passenger, dead passenger in the air Pommy DJ says nothing.
Speaker 5: You've got blood on your hands.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much to Eagli listener to Aaron Rodgers.
Speaker 2: Coming up next on the show Melbourne, I have a
Speaker 2: challenge from the North of England to you here in Melbourne.
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Speaker 2: As always, we'll always love getting your emails. We call
Speaker 2: it late to the party. You can email us about
Speaker 2: any topic you've heard us talking about on the show.
Speaker 2: No topic has ever fully rested on this breakfast show. Friday,
Speaker 2: I was checking showing the details about the amazing news
Speaker 2: stories that were international from Australia and it was actually
Speaker 2: Perth of that giant cow six or six two and
Speaker 2: a half, so big they weren't going to slaughter it.
Speaker 2: It was too big to get into the slaughterhouse. It
Speaker 2: was an amazing You've probably seen the photo buying out
Speaker 2: of this cow which is towering over them like a
Speaker 2: kind of hot air balloon. It looks like the big
Speaker 2: cow is going to little one. Stop laughing, guys, Okay,
Speaker 2: got ships like the cow.
Speaker 4: Version of when two kids go on each other's show
Speaker 4: in a trench coat.
Speaker 2: Antill mob used to do in the wacky races, you know,
Speaker 2: and stand on top of each other. So anyway, this
Speaker 2: guy's emailed me. A guy called Duncan has emailed me. Chrishn.
Speaker 2: I heard the show Friday and about the giant cow
Speaker 2: over in Perth, and you're right. When you see that photo,
Speaker 2: it cheers you up. What a time to be alive.
Speaker 2: I was telling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's right.
Speaker 2: I was telling my Brazilian wife about this and she
Speaker 2: seemed really uninterested in I probed for more details and
Speaker 2: she said, it's nothing. Have you heard about Brazilian giant chickens? Right,
Speaker 2: so you perhats. Have you got the email from me?
Speaker 5: No, but I've seen them online.
Speaker 2: I've sent this guy's video of these Brazilian giant chickens
Speaker 2: to you and Jack, because you can't get a better
Speaker 2: reaction from the first time you see this.
Speaker 3: Giant doesn't do it justice.
Speaker 2: Giant chicken coming out of some giant chicken house, all right,
Speaker 2: it actually looks like there's a guy in an outfit.
Speaker 2: It's so big. Okay, play it now, Jack.
Speaker 4: I'm hitting the YouTube link.
Speaker 2: Yeah, watch the size of that thing that comes out
Speaker 2: that chicken.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, they're giant.
Speaker 5: Yes, they're massive, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's it looks like it looks like a human.
Speaker 2: They're called Brahma chickens. Those are Brazilian giant chickens.
Speaker 4: It's real.
Speaker 5: Yes, I just thought it was fake. They're that massive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, listen, I mean, Brazil's got many wonderful things as culture.
Speaker 2: They're not having people dressing up inside them.
Speaker 5: How do they get that big? They got feet like
Speaker 5: draft horses.
Speaker 2: It's just that they look like they've got like chaps
Speaker 2: or so think on their legs.
Speaker 4: That's why it looks like a human in a chicken.
Speaker 4: Sea is because no, and it looks like one of
Speaker 4: those Marionette puppets.
Speaker 2: It doesn't look right.
Speaker 5: So how did they get How did they get them
Speaker 5: that big?
Speaker 2: I don't know. Are they bred that way? I don't
Speaker 2: know whether it's natural, whether it's the sunshine or more
Speaker 2: sunshine over than Brazil, but they are.
Speaker 3: Hint, did you come.
Speaker 4: To Australia to get taller this summer?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna put this up on our Facebook page and
Speaker 2: we'll put it up on Instagram as well.
Speaker 3: You need to.
Speaker 2: Honestly, you thought the giant cow last week was amazing.
Speaker 2: These giant chickens the first time you see it come
Speaker 2: out that house. It's amazing. The eggs. How big is
Speaker 2: the egg?
Speaker 3: Do you think they hatch out of?
Speaker 6: It?
Speaker 5: Would be like the Golden goose eggs.
Speaker 4: Willy Wonka YouTube page, you know how they just click
Speaker 4: into the next video. Now I'm on ten abnormally large
Speaker 4: Dogs in the World.
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Speaker 2: If you want to see these Brazilian giant chickens, and
Speaker 2: you do need them in your life, you just didn't
Speaker 2: realize it so far up on our Facebook page right
Speaker 2: now Facebook OC one o four three Your fine there
Speaker 2: they are huge.
Speaker 3: Well, but the video that it kicked on with the giant.
Speaker 4: Dogs ten abnormally large dogs in the world pretty big,
Speaker 4: but not like as big as the big chicken.
Speaker 2: I tell you who puff up more. You ever seen
Speaker 2: photos of big fat cats? Wow, there's some of those
Speaker 2: that are like pigs. Right, they are huge and that's
Speaker 2: that there the big old cat angry face as well.
Speaker 2: They're telling what I've actually got a toilet book just
Speaker 2: full of photos of like these big fact I mean, look.
Speaker 5: At that one, my god, hang on toilet book.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you mean I like a downstairs toilet.
Speaker 2: You know. Sometimes you get those little books that you
Speaker 2: have in your downstairs toilet, and I've got comins one
Speaker 2: of them. As this these photos you can and everyone
Speaker 2: feling to press for things. You've got a couple of
Speaker 2: pays of that. Laughing at his cat, I feel a
Speaker 2: lot better about myself right now. They are huge. Why
Speaker 2: do they want they're eating humans, other cats anything? I mean,
Speaker 2: they're massive, aren't they? They just puff up really big. I
Speaker 2: think they can expand more cats than dogs can.
Speaker 4: But the funny thing is that the head is exactly
Speaker 4: the same it looks.
Speaker 2: Is it me or does it look like Marlon Branda
Speaker 2: and the Godfather or something?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 2: They just look like.
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Speaker 2: All right, So before I play the amazing theme tune
Speaker 2: too this new Christmas game Limited Edition?
Speaker 3: Do you want to take us through the science behind this?
Speaker 4: I will simply say the name of an actor or actress.
Speaker 4: You have to tell me if they've been in a
Speaker 4: Christmas movie?
Speaker 2: Love it?
Speaker 3: And what are we calling this game?
Speaker 4: First? It was called Christmas Movie or no Christmas movie yep.
Speaker 3: Then Patsy had a good one yep.
Speaker 4: Hers was Saint Flick yep, which I loved, and then
Speaker 4: it became Flick's Navy Dad.
Speaker 3: I like it.
Speaker 4: Flicks Navi Dud.
Speaker 7: Is this act of being in Christmas Field one of.
Speaker 2: The greatest Christmas songs ever?
Speaker 3: As well?
Speaker 2: This song the Last Navvy Dad.
Speaker 3: Took a bit of jump. Letn't it.
Speaker 2: Now? Martin the Butcher have been cutting stuff up the last
Speaker 2: twenty four hours, chopping buck in their mark. Alrighty, so
Speaker 2: have you got a demo version for me and Patsy
Speaker 2: to have a play?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 4: You ready?
Speaker 2: Yes? So do we need to have a Christmas item
Speaker 2: as a mouth buzzer each?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Perfect bar balls? Can I be ball balls?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 4: You can, Pat Tinsel, okay, I should say. Also, the
Speaker 4: movies are the source of the movie. Is his top
Speaker 4: one hundred Christmas movies on IMDb, the Internet Movie Database.
Speaker 2: The very fact that you've they've stretched out to one
Speaker 2: hundred means that some of these are going to be
Speaker 2: not streaking movie.
Speaker 4: When we were pitching the game Yesday, a little Gray
Speaker 4: Area is die Hard a Christmas Yesterday, IMDb says it
Speaker 4: is okay, cool, fair enough. Has this actor been in
Speaker 4: a Christmas movie.
Speaker 2: Bill Murray Bobbles, Yes, Scrooged remake you are. I'm off
Speaker 2: to the zoo. I just want a family pass and
Speaker 2: it's a close up encounterpass as well with my entire
Speaker 2: family friends at l supporters of Zoo's Victoria.
Speaker 3: All right, that's what's up for grabs to say.
Speaker 2: Family pass, to go to the zoo and have a
Speaker 2: close up family encounter, not with your family, with the animals.
Speaker 4: But hopefully not too close close enough.
Speaker 2: We're not too close, I think Karen ride is that
Speaker 2: the ones who you can ride the lions get a
Speaker 2: little sad on a stirrup as well. It's a one
Speaker 2: way ride in case you don't come back. It's all safe,
Speaker 2: all right, cooling, Now then to play Fleaks, Love Dad
Speaker 2: okay nine one four three nine four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three.
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Speaker 2: It's tell me I think Love actually was on over
Speaker 2: the weekend. You start to get the Christmas movies out,
Speaker 2: and Jack's come up with the brand new game testing
Speaker 2: out your Christmas movie knowledge, and we call it.
Speaker 4: Blacks nerve Dad, is this second have been in a
Speaker 4: Christmas field? Please?
Speaker 1: You are Christmas?
Speaker 3: Wake for the jump Christmas? Oh god, there it is?
Speaker 2: Alrighty, So Jack's going to read out and act to
Speaker 2: an actress. You got to say yes or no using
Speaker 2: a Christmas term as your mouth buzzer to play as
Speaker 2: meet today's contestants.
Speaker 3: First up this morning, we have Brook on the line.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Brook, Good morning, Good morning, Brook.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the show. So what's your mouth buzzer going
Speaker 3: to be? One word?
Speaker 2: Santa?
Speaker 3: That's great, all right, Brook, good luck, justin.
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning. You're going up against Santa. So
Speaker 2: what's your word going to be for your mouth buzzer?
Speaker 4: Bar star?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Bar star?
Speaker 3: Okay, good luck Star? Get confused?
Speaker 4: Sorry, justin?
Speaker 8: It's life and quick.
Speaker 2: Absolutely all right. So your quiz master.
Speaker 4: All right, I'll let you guys know as well. If
Speaker 4: you guess wrong, it's a point to the other person.
Speaker 4: People just buzzing in for fun.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we don't have any fun on this Okay, for.
Speaker 2: Fun on this show, we frown at fun. We showed
Speaker 2: the middle finger and go skip along to Fox of fun.
Speaker 4: Is this person in a Christmas film? Jessica Biel, Santa, Brook,
Speaker 4: you're already what's your answer?
Speaker 8: I'm going to say, yes.
Speaker 4: She's in. I'll be home for Christmas. You go one
Speaker 4: point up.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Meryl Streep.
Speaker 9: Tanta, Now you're start.
Speaker 2: That's a spare of Christmas. You're weak gifting, aren't you.
Speaker 4: Brook Santa, You're you're up for an answer.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna say no.
Speaker 4: Meryl Streep is not in a Christmas.
Speaker 2: Away.
Speaker 4: With it well done, you need one more to secure
Speaker 4: the win and the zoo pass.
Speaker 2: Come on, start justin.
Speaker 4: Liam Neesonta.
Speaker 2: Brook Santa.
Speaker 5: Yes, love actually yeah?
Speaker 2: Whoa wait? Three now, world Santa, I think that just
Speaker 2: that makes sense. Santa March. You're off to the zoo
Speaker 2: a family party to have close up family encounters.
Speaker 10: Oh that's fantastic.
Speaker 8: My daughter is going to love that.
Speaker 2: Awesome.
Speaker 3: Man'm glad you want Then how holds you? How holds
Speaker 3: your daughter?
Speaker 9: Two?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: And what's the favorite animal?
Speaker 11: Probably a lion, but we won't get close up with those.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: I do you guarantee one thing? You won't be up close.
Speaker 2: Anywhere near the lines. No, no, you'll get to a lion.
Speaker 3: It's the gift shop where you can borrow a little
Speaker 3: cudly high.
Speaker 12: All right, excellent, she can have one of those.
Speaker 2: Thanks so much. Listen, have a lovely Christmas, and we
Speaker 2: don't speak to you before the end of the show
Speaker 2: this week. All right, Chairs Brook, thank you, Bye bye Santa.
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Speaker 2: It's the radio station with the Golden Ticket that we're
Speaker 2: going to be giving away this Friday on our last
Speaker 2: show of the year. The Golden Ticket, then is the
Speaker 2: big golden ticket where you get to go to all
Speaker 2: the great shows next year in town, not just live music.
Speaker 2: You get to go and see Harry Potter and the
Speaker 2: Curse Chart. This big Harry Potter play has been huge
Speaker 2: in the Western in England and in America as well.
Speaker 2: School of Rock, which is an amazing if you're looking
Speaker 2: for going. Honestly, if you look at stuff to do
Speaker 2: with the kids over the summer while they're off for
Speaker 2: weeks and weeks and weeks, go and turn the School
Speaker 2: of Rock. They will thank you. That is a great musical,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 4: And then they'll probably pick up an instrument afterwards, because
Speaker 4: the kids in that music will play in their own
Speaker 4: instrument is cool? Isn't it really cool?
Speaker 2: Someone near them?
Speaker 5: I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Emptying yourself.
Speaker 2: Come, it's Muriel's wedding, the Angels, the crand Prix, the
Speaker 2: tennis run in the middle of the Golden Ticket plug
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 3: The boss will be happy with you.
Speaker 2: It's Brian Adams, Phil Collins, the Eagles, the tennis melbum
Speaker 2: cut Carnival. You said the tennis, I'll bet good twice.
Speaker 2: You go see Federal next day, you go see Serena. Okay,
Speaker 2: don't quot me on that tho. It's not in the
Speaker 2: terms of condish as well. Bosses go out now now
Speaker 2: the boss is angry with me as well. Look, you've
Speaker 2: done bats so I featured all over by Mona Lisa
Speaker 2: of a link. I was doing that. They don't ticket.
Speaker 2: I came into the wrong goal to get the Golden
Speaker 2: ticket right pass. He screwed that up anyway. Listening out
Speaker 2: for the Golden Song. Every hour starts again ten o'clock
Speaker 2: with hugey. I've got it back under control, Hi, when
Speaker 2: I saved it now. I don't know if you've noticed
Speaker 2: something different about our work station area.
Speaker 4: Yes, well, there's Christmas decorations everywhere.
Speaker 2: It's better than that. So there are probably about twenty
Speaker 2: things we've been asking the engineers to fix that actually
Speaker 2: would make a difference, make a difference to things called
Speaker 2: the listeners. At least twenty things on a snagging guess.
Speaker 2: Have you seen what they've decided to do? They've ignored
Speaker 2: that list Have you seen what they've built out there
Speaker 2: in the last twenty four hours, Simon the guy, he's
Speaker 2: obviously a lot of our time doing that. He's built
Speaker 2: a large shelf. Has he come anywhere near the studio
Speaker 2: to do anything that the studio that needs an urgent
Speaker 2: need of repair? No, he's what passed that and built
Speaker 2: a form mate for Mike a shelf over there. But
Speaker 2: it's too big for what we need it for.
Speaker 4: Right, But the text system is still on the fridge.
Speaker 2: Struggle to eat the text that you send me. I
Speaker 2: have to log into something in Africa and call someone
Speaker 2: in India to read it out down the phone to me.
Speaker 2: But we know we've got a four mica kitchen top
Speaker 2: out there, but it's too big for what we need
Speaker 2: it for.
Speaker 3: All it needs to do is house a printer.
Speaker 2: Now there's an extra four foot so I'm thinking ride
Speaker 2: the voice of a guy. Right, there's a hole in
Speaker 2: the studio floor. There's a hole the studio floor. Your fee.
Speaker 2: You're broadcasting from some kind of crack box. Right with
Speaker 2: a hole in the floor.
Speaker 4: There's an area where we can't go in case we
Speaker 4: fall through.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 5: Oh, it's right under my chair, probably is. When I
Speaker 5: go in there.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at that four mica shelf out there.
Speaker 3: You've seen it.
Speaker 2: Check. It's a large area there. Do you know what
Speaker 2: I think would fit there? Slow cooker? You just describe
Speaker 2: a new average day.
Speaker 4: I'm listening.
Speaker 3: I get in, okay, about twenty past five.
Speaker 2: I start to chop up some vegetables, choppy chop chop,
Speaker 2: chuck in.
Speaker 3: Some lamb or some beef. I put the slow cooker on.
Speaker 2: No matter how bad the show is, we're all thinking,
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. We've got a nice casserole waiting for us
Speaker 2: at ten am.
Speaker 4: Even better. Pats gets in at three point thirty to
Speaker 4: start ringing around the weather person and stuff to build
Speaker 4: the news.
Speaker 3: Paused you there.
Speaker 2: She gets in early to start printing off stuff on
Speaker 2: the color printer kids stool projects that NASA one. There's
Speaker 2: still a load of ones where you didn't get the
Speaker 2: right logo or something that one.
Speaker 5: I'm quite proud of that one.
Speaker 2: There's the color pagination from my epsom brother printer. Sohnny
Speaker 2: Pats comes in and starts to cook it even.
Speaker 4: Just came in a half hour earlier, starts it all in.
Speaker 2: Wasn't that nice? You know, some kind of ragool or
Speaker 2: just some breeze or something. But a slow cooker out
Speaker 2: there next to the printer.
Speaker 4: All joke, deside, I would I'll put money in?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, all right, So shall we buy a show
Speaker 2: a slow.
Speaker 3: Cooker for the show?
Speaker 5: Definitely?
Speaker 2: Yes, great because I know Carl and Jackie. Oh they've
Speaker 2: got like a prisoner, a brister and a coffee machine.
Speaker 2: All I want is a slow cooker.
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Speaker 2: On today's show. Then we'll have a festive special last
Speaker 2: five Topic Shuesday of the year, which might spin over
Speaker 2: to seven topics. Jack's been trying to help me get
Speaker 2: down the list. I've got the moment of a shortness
Speaker 2: of twelve topics for the Christmas edition of Topic Tuesday,
Speaker 2: so it's gonna be six or seven. There's some good
Speaker 2: ones in there we do that at half seven this morning.
Speaker 2: Before that, though, something about that guy by the way
Speaker 2: break into the pharmacy stuck in the old chimney breast
Speaker 2: perhaps told us about do you think when he's going
Speaker 2: how how? And they go, remember that is a little
Speaker 2: bit bunged up. They're trying to pass him up. Some
Speaker 2: of my drops and all of that. My eyes are
Speaker 2: stinging to are they dry eyes or are they my stye?
Speaker 2: Or it's city how We've got something for that as well.
Speaker 4: I can picture a pharmacy that has a chimney as well.
Speaker 3: I've opened some kind of.
Speaker 5: Chi house in some old shop.
Speaker 2: I'd say, right, okay. So perhaps you would have been
Speaker 2: born the time like me and Jack. You've probably come
Speaker 2: on the tail end of when we had to record
Speaker 2: things onto VHS video cassettes, and remember the tabs that
Speaker 2: used to have on there. You'd have to break off
Speaker 2: the same with the cassettes so that you couldn't be
Speaker 2: recorded over. But of course sometimes people could put some
Speaker 2: tape over that, or just forget to tape it over,
Speaker 2: and you'd have that spine of the video cassette would go,
Speaker 2: my tape, don't record over, and you had your own
Speaker 2: tapes to record your TV shows on, and no one
Speaker 2: was allowed.
Speaker 3: To record over those.
Speaker 2: But about people have got stories of when stuff got
Speaker 2: recorded over, like significant shows that you had taped, or
Speaker 2: it might have been a family christening or heaven forbid,
Speaker 2: some kind of wedding or a rare TV appearance.
Speaker 4: For us as kids, who was when we got desperate
Speaker 4: for no more blanket tapes?
Speaker 2: Yes, always cassette and screw that just called over it
Speaker 2: and and stuff of that. So one of those morning
Speaker 2: what got recorded over? What did you have on VHS?
Speaker 2: And those horror stories when you find out something got
Speaker 2: recorded over.
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Speaker 2: We're talking about a time of VHS video cassettes. That's
Speaker 2: the only thing we had to record any significant TV
Speaker 2: shows that were into and family events as well. And
Speaker 2: then he had the horror even though we'd label up
Speaker 2: that big old label down the spine of it, do
Speaker 2: not record over Chris's video cassettes with like exclamation marks
Speaker 2: and skull and crossbones on the side of it.
Speaker 4: And then as things did get recorded over it, you
Speaker 4: put a big market through Chris's recording and then in
Speaker 4: little pen you would try and find someone out of
Speaker 4: the bottom. Now, don't record over this, this is Jacks.
Speaker 2: What did you have recorded on videotape?
Speaker 4: Sadly, I lost one of my dad's football matches, and
Speaker 4: I don't know if he's got any more footage of
Speaker 4: it when he played football. But Green Day was performing
Speaker 4: on Recovery and I recorded over one of these football matches.
Speaker 2: What did you say?
Speaker 4: You can still see a bit of it, so you
Speaker 4: see the football ground and you see, you know, the
Speaker 4: team like setting up for the first bounds.
Speaker 2: But that's Tommy Bananas, who's our video director on the show.
Speaker 2: Is only going to be with us for a while
Speaker 2: before Hollywood, I think snaps him up. You've seen any
Speaker 2: the Bungalow videos that he filmed, and I think he's
Speaker 2: done in the last couple of since I started the show.
Speaker 3: It's him, It does it all.
Speaker 2: He's got a great story here about what got recorded
Speaker 2: over on your video.
Speaker 3: So tom what was it?
Speaker 13: What was your momm Just just before I was born,
Speaker 13: my mom was on Wheel of Fortune and she won
Speaker 13: the showcase at the end. What and just I remember
Speaker 13: watching it when I was really young. But it's somehow
Speaker 13: got taped over and we never found it again.
Speaker 2: What got recorded? What got put over?
Speaker 1: That?
Speaker 2: That could be more important.
Speaker 13: I think my dad recorded a morning of music videos
Speaker 13: from rage or something.
Speaker 2: Just getting his early morning rage on that. That's okay.
Speaker 2: Then what did what got recorded over? Nine four one
Speaker 2: four one four three. It's good the lines, Kelly, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning, Kelly. Welcome to the show. So
Speaker 2: what was it for you? What got taped over?
Speaker 11: My son's Christmas pageant where he played Joseph?
Speaker 2: What starring road cold starring role with Mary? And what
Speaker 2: got recorded over? What was on there?
Speaker 6: The news?
Speaker 2: Who did that?
Speaker 8: My dad?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're going to get a lot of this, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Dad's the old man.
Speaker 2: Why did he want to record the news? Oh?
Speaker 11: He used to like to watch it twice.
Speaker 3: I need to watch that back.
Speaker 2: JFK. Things looking a bit effie. They need some extra eyes.
Speaker 2: He's got hungry, very busy guys. In the next couple
Speaker 2: of days go into a deep search on this JFK
Speaker 2: news thing. He'd love to watch, so he would just
Speaker 2: record it and then play it back.
Speaker 12: Yeah, after he'd watched it already.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 3: I love that all right, Kelly. Thanks you kill me.
Speaker 3: I have a good day you too. Bye bye, it's
Speaker 3: going to Tracy.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 12: Oh, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 14: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good.
Speaker 3: I hope you're well as well. Tracy. Thanks for asking.
Speaker 2: So what got taped over my son's ultrasound?
Speaker 12: I haven't been VHS. I was watching it earlier that
Speaker 12: day and I had it on and I just turned
Speaker 12: it off and that was fine.
Speaker 8: Everything was good.
Speaker 12: Later on, my son and my husband were playing on
Speaker 12: the ground and I noticed that the video had the
Speaker 12: red light I want to record, and the remote was
Speaker 12: on the ground they had played and rolled over the
Speaker 12: top of it and it started recording a random TV
Speaker 12: show I think even adds. I jumped onto it and
Speaker 12: it was recording. So I've got a ultrasound video and
Speaker 12: some ads just sort of randomly pop up.
Speaker 2: So easy to fire off that record button, wasn't it,
Speaker 2: you know, especially on the remote when they started.
Speaker 3: To come in.
Speaker 12: Thank you, no worries.
Speaker 2: Thanks christ Andrew Hallo, Andrew, welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: What got recorded over?
Speaker 9: Very similar to the last chord no ultra sund but
Speaker 9: this one was.
Speaker 4: Were what we're having?
Speaker 10: We were having twins?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 9: And what pretty much went off her head.
Speaker 15: And bearing on and somehow then the track that tape
Speaker 15: got tape over because I was taking that tape for
Speaker 15: their twenty first let's show the kids.
Speaker 9: You know what the mother's first impression of them was.
Speaker 3: That's nice.
Speaker 16: They never never got to do it.
Speaker 2: So do you think your wife knew what you were
Speaker 2: up to and accidentally on purpose recorded over that?
Speaker 10: Oh I suspect that very very strongly.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, I smell foul play here. That's incredible. So yeah,
Speaker 2: so you missed a moment. You found out you're going
Speaker 2: to have twins. How old are they now?
Speaker 16: Uh, there'll be nineteen next Australia day.
Speaker 3: Wow, that's incredible. All right and you danks you cool?
Speaker 16: Hey day and you all right?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 2: What got recorded over nine four one four one oh
Speaker 2: four three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 2: oh four point three. Sometimes in the course of doing
Speaker 2: this job, you will see material that is not for broadcast.
Speaker 2: And I've just shared in this studio only to Chack
Speaker 2: and voice over Brian a week that's come through about
Speaker 2: a video cassette.
Speaker 3: I have to move on. I can't talk about it
Speaker 3: on air.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to, but I'm telling you now, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of questions about that. I can't stop thinking
Speaker 2: about it, can you?
Speaker 4: You can say the song at least drive by the cars.
Speaker 4: A lady found the soundtrack to something she found on
Speaker 4: a videotape.
Speaker 2: Yeah, of her partner after something with an X, but
Speaker 2: the song playing in the background, He's gonna drive you
Speaker 2: home tonight.
Speaker 3: It's just too much.
Speaker 2: Anyway, let's move on. We're talking about VHS cassettes, not
Speaker 2: what you found on them. Are we ever able to
Speaker 2: do that phono one day? We'd have to pre record
Speaker 2: all the calls. We're talking about what got TV shows
Speaker 2: that got lost, or family events or whatever you had
Speaker 2: on your old school video cassettes and when someone recorded
Speaker 2: something over them at the moment that the most common
Speaker 2: culprit for this is a dad, our favorite one.
Speaker 3: We're just sort about a dad.
Speaker 2: Here recorded who likes who'd like to record the news
Speaker 2: so he could watch it real time and then play
Speaker 2: back the news.
Speaker 3: Amazing.
Speaker 2: We should have phone in one day about things your
Speaker 2: dad did. Stephanie. Good morning, Good morning, Good morning, Stephanie.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show. So tell us about your old
Speaker 2: school video cassettes What Got Lost.
Speaker 14: When I was about ten, my favorite movie was Rocky four.
Speaker 3: Great movie. That's the one with Ivan Drego, isn't.
Speaker 2: It It is?
Speaker 14: Yes, it's still my favorite movie now and I used
Speaker 14: to watch it about every day.
Speaker 12: I just used to get one and.
Speaker 2: I love that.
Speaker 14: And then one day I went to watch it and
Speaker 14: my dad had taped over it with air crash investigations.
Speaker 2: No way, you must have been heartbroken.
Speaker 14: I would have very devastated.
Speaker 2: Yes, air crash investigations.
Speaker 6: He was.
Speaker 14: Dad loves airplanes and that kind of thing and just
Speaker 14: loved watching air crash investigations.
Speaker 2: He loves airplanes and tell it, he loves even Moore
Speaker 2: see them when they've crashed.
Speaker 4: Do you think there was part of him that was
Speaker 4: just trying to get you to stop watching it. If
Speaker 4: you're watching it every day, you look at your child.
Speaker 3: You understand.
Speaker 2: If you've seen this movie, it's got everything in there.
Speaker 2: It's an amazing movie.
Speaker 14: It is very good.
Speaker 2: It's a Have you seen Creed by the way?
Speaker 14: I saw Yes. I saw the new Creed on the weekend.
Speaker 2: Is it good? I'm going to see it on Thursday night.
Speaker 2: I can't wait.
Speaker 15: It's a little bit disappointing.
Speaker 14: After seeing After I was so excited.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Creed from two years ago. I thought it
Speaker 2: was fantastic, a really great movie.
Speaker 14: Yes, it wasn't as good as the first Creed and
Speaker 14: definitely not as good as Rocky.
Speaker 2: I was about to ask you that. That's my last question,
Speaker 2: all right, Stephanie Dancy car I love that. Take CAVI
Speaker 2: A good day by Uh, Sue and Bill. We've got
Speaker 2: double acts on the on the phone right now.
Speaker 3: I love this.
Speaker 2: Am I talking to Sue or Bill? Sue and Belly there.
Speaker 16: Yeah, we're here on the phone.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? This is a new thing we
Speaker 2: need to do now, couples on the show together. This
Speaker 2: is great. So good morning Bill, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 15: Sue, good morning.
Speaker 2: Let's right together. Good morning Sue and Bill.
Speaker 7: Good bye.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 3: Okay, So what are you calling up to tell us?
Speaker 3: Sue and Bill?
Speaker 10: Well, we had our wedding recorded and it was a
Speaker 10: really good video.
Speaker 16: And a few years later we were rushing out the
Speaker 16: door to go to a barbecue and it was the
Speaker 16: Sunday of Bethorst and I just grabbed any video and
Speaker 16: poked it in the machine and pressed record and we
Speaker 16: went off and went to a barbecue and was only
Speaker 16: later that day that I realized what I'd done.
Speaker 14: Well, we'll be ready to watch it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is amazing.
Speaker 2: You're finishing each other's sentences. This is so this is
Speaker 2: so beautiful. I love it. And what did you what
Speaker 2: did you record over? What was the new show?
Speaker 16: The new show was the nineteen ninety seven Bethist right
Speaker 16: wow racing?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh dear, so that was he went down.
Speaker 2: I love the fact. Do you often do this, like
Speaker 2: make joint phone calls all the time? Do you know what?
Speaker 2: Please call up the show whenever you want. As Sue
Speaker 2: and Bill, I love this. Where are you on your way?
Speaker 2: Where are you on your way together?
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 2: Do you work together?
Speaker 16: Or yeah, we're we're driving up to Winton to watch
Speaker 16: your friend do some matter.
Speaker 3: Racing brilliant stood into cars. That's the right, Bill?
Speaker 16: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely, yeah, A big part of her life.
Speaker 16: And we're still married, so you know tick boat boxes.
Speaker 3: Oh that's great news, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Ninety seven Bathurst was a good worth.
Speaker 16: It absolutely Craig lambswet.
Speaker 3: Fantastic instant recall that.
Speaker 2: Well, listen, Sue and Bell. Hopefully we'll speak to you
Speaker 2: again before the end of the Friday is our last
Speaker 2: show this year, so make sure you tell you what
Speaker 2: Friday it's our last. All requests for Friday of the year,
Speaker 2: please call up and request a song together. We're going
Speaker 2: to need the title from Sue or Bill and then
Speaker 2: the artist from Sue or Bill.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we'll try and do that point.
Speaker 16: Thanks Christian, lovely, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Take care, sir and Bel. Bye bye, Sir and Bel. Everyone.
Speaker 2: Sue and Bed are leaving the show right now. One
Speaker 2: last called Jeffrey.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 16: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good, Jeff. I've just met Sue and Bill
Speaker 2: and Jeff what got recorded over?
Speaker 15: Well, my first day of school. I went to kindergarten
Speaker 15: and primary school with a girl whose father worked for
Speaker 15: Channel ten, and there was video of my mother taking
Speaker 15: me to my first day of school. And a few
Speaker 15: years later, my girlfriend who's now my wife, decided she
Speaker 15: needed to tape r before we went out, clunked in
Speaker 15: my first day of school video and recorded over it.
Speaker 15: When I went to show the first day of school
Speaker 15: to someone, they all I saw was the er thing,
Speaker 15: the worst part, one of the worst part, and it
Speaker 15: wasn't my wife's fault. Was that my mother had actually
Speaker 15: passed away a few years ago, and it was the
Speaker 15: last video I had of my mom. But as soon
Speaker 15: as she saw the R theme come up, she her
Speaker 15: hands just covered her mouth and she almost burst into tea.
Speaker 15: She realized what she had done.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, Jeff, what a story.
Speaker 15: It was a pretty pretty shattering it would.
Speaker 2: Be because she can't get any of that those memories
Speaker 2: back on.
Speaker 4: She would have known that, get right now.
Speaker 2: Who wouldn't have done that to Bell?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I'm a bit different.
Speaker 4: Alright, good episode of ya though, Joey. Come on, I
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 15: I never watched it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great show anyway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm trying to get I'm trying to bring Jeff
Speaker 2: back from the dark side.
Speaker 15: Come on, it was all good. I sort of. I
Speaker 15: got over it after a couple of days and we
Speaker 15: moved on and we've been married twelve years now.
Speaker 3: Well that's great.
Speaker 2: Well listen, Jeff, have yourself a lovely Christmas. Thanks for
Speaker 2: giving us a call, buddy, and you Christian, thank you,
Speaker 2: thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: I don't believen use resolutions, but I do believe in
Speaker 2: New year's goals. My goal next year for twenty nineteen
Speaker 2: is to get that band somehow to reform for the show.
Speaker 3: They go.
Speaker 2: I'm saying my intention now, I'm serious. I don't know
Speaker 2: how we're going to do it. I've got a year
Speaker 2: to work it out when we get back in twenty nineteen.
Speaker 2: But how amazing would it be for them to reunite,
Speaker 2: even it was just for a one off gig?
Speaker 4: So the guitarists just released his own it's.
Speaker 2: Good as well. Yeah, it's up on Spotify. All right,
Speaker 2: So five Topic Tuesday, right, we do this every Tuesday.
Speaker 2: I run five phone in topics at the same time.
Speaker 2: This shouldn't work according to radio wisdom from other pin
Speaker 2: headed people that run other radio stations, where they think
Speaker 2: that people listen to breakfast radio can't handle too much
Speaker 2: thought and it's you always train one thought per link.
Speaker 2: And years ago my old radio show, I used to
Speaker 2: do three topic Tuesday. When I got here, I'm with
Speaker 2: how great you were calling in the show and your stories,
Speaker 2: we uped it to five topic Tuesday today. The last
Speaker 2: one of the year is a Christmas special, not just
Speaker 2: that there's seven topics. We need some Christmas us. This
Speaker 2: is one of the greatest Christmas songs ever. Jose Feller canals.
Speaker 2: Did you get a triangle? For Friday's last show of
Speaker 2: this year? Playing on Live to this, I go on
Speaker 2: the end here, I mean.
Speaker 3: Subtle, all right.
Speaker 2: Then there's seven Christmas themes topics.
Speaker 3: They're away there. I play this as I'm boring the Bucks.
Speaker 2: Fizz on Christmas Day for one of my traditions, suicide do.
Speaker 2: This is the start of Christmas to thee. When I
Speaker 2: played this, the kids have all open their presents. The
Speaker 2: Bucks Fizz is on the go.
Speaker 3: I'm good.
Speaker 7: What what are you boring?
Speaker 3: Bucks Fizz? Champagne and orange juice? You never heard of.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that was did you know that path? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 4: some obviously got culture orange and champagne juice.
Speaker 3: Oh it's lovely, try it all right.
Speaker 2: The seven topics for the Christmas edition of Seven Topic
Speaker 2: Tuesday looking for and finding hidden Christmas presents.
Speaker 3: Everyone did this, didn't even your mom and dad were out.
Speaker 2: You ransacked the house like some kind of FBI search team,
Speaker 2: pain stakenly like taking photos and where was that? That
Speaker 2: was their dad's thing? Was there. They know that we
Speaker 2: were been looking for it. What did you find when
Speaker 2: he went looking for a Christmas present? Have you got
Speaker 2: a story about being injured by a toy? Board game meltdowns?
Speaker 2: I'm expecting some amazing stories of this. Some of the
Speaker 2: worst family rounds are about board games over Christmas.
Speaker 3: Let's run a.
Speaker 2: Side bet of what we think about most common games.
Speaker 3: That Monopoly number one?
Speaker 4: Definitely. I haven't played Monopoly since I was fourteen because
Speaker 4: of the fight I got in with my brother.
Speaker 5: That's incredible.
Speaker 2: Was he the banker? Were you the banker? Or were no?
Speaker 4: A get too confusing? He I owed him money. He
Speaker 4: thought I had to mortgage the properties before I got
Speaker 4: into the debt. To him, I said I could mortgage
Speaker 4: the property to pay off the debt, and he didn't
Speaker 4: believe that.
Speaker 2: And it's incredible, wasn't it what I can see that
Speaker 2: the needles coming back in there? What a game though?
Speaker 2: It's a game about trying to financially ruin your family
Speaker 2: members and then build over their old homes. How screwed
Speaker 2: up when you think about is Monopoly? And we played
Speaker 2: with kids all right? So board game meltdown's really got
Speaker 2: an early one opening up here on the show. Your
Speaker 2: idea of a gift when you were a kid, oldest
Speaker 2: present you've still got.
Speaker 3: I've got a toy car, still got it with me.
Speaker 2: I saw it. I found it yesterday that I got
Speaker 2: my mum got me, Mom and dad got me when
Speaker 2: I was nine. I've still got it, not just that
Speaker 2: it's made it over the move over. Here'll good a
Speaker 2: bit you tomorrow. What's the oldest toy that you still own?
Speaker 2: Last two improvised gifts for unexpected visitors. Someone comes to
Speaker 2: any house, some born old neighbors and shock her. Oh god,
Speaker 2: they've got a gift for us. One of you has
Speaker 2: to go and excuse yourself to start wrapping something you
Speaker 2: can quickly improvise as a gift. I can't wait if
Speaker 2: we only get one of those stories, the next now
Speaker 2: be made up. And then your unique family Christmas Editions.
Speaker 2: We all have our own rules in our families. What's
Speaker 2: your unique family Christmas Edition? So the seven topics today
Speaker 2: are looking for on finding you Christmas presents? Injured by
Speaker 2: board game meltdowns. Jack's gone into the dark, so he's
Speaker 2: staring off. Got the old fountain yard ciphers? There your
Speaker 2: idea of a gift when you were a kid old
Speaker 2: at present, You've still got improvised gifts for unexpected visitors
Speaker 2: and unique family Christmas editions.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Powerful Sad Philly.
Speaker 2: No Doubt were the greatest breakup songs ever recorded. Happy Christmas,
Speaker 2: Dear list enough, please love that.
Speaker 3: Welcome to the Christmas spec Show.
Speaker 2: In our last week with you, so we take a break.
Speaker 2: It's a Christmas special of five Tobit Tuesday expanded today
Speaker 2: to seven topics, all to do with the great theme
Speaker 2: of Christmas. Here they are well then looking for and
Speaker 2: finding the hidden Christmas presents. We all did this as
Speaker 2: kids went around the house trying to find the presence.
Speaker 3: What did you find?
Speaker 2: Toy injuries, board game meltdowns, some really bad family rows.
Speaker 2: I think of my wife and I played picture in
Speaker 2: Your First Date and I saw how she got with
Speaker 2: that game.
Speaker 3: Not married for twenty years.
Speaker 2: Beast your idea of a gift when you were a kid,
Speaker 2: old at present, You've still got to this day, improvised
Speaker 2: gifts for unexpected visitors. Now at ghastly moments, I boring
Speaker 2: ass neighbor down the road around the corner. Oh god,
Speaker 2: now do they turned out? They've got gift for us?
Speaker 3: What we're going to do?
Speaker 2: And your unique family Christmas traditions? Got anything on any
Speaker 2: of those? We love your calls. Nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three Anthony, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good mate? So which one is calling.
Speaker 8: In about toys that injure you?
Speaker 2: Excellent? If you go where all yours? Anthony? Ah?
Speaker 8: Well, well, when I was about seven, my dad and
Speaker 8: my uncle they were building me a bike Christmas Eve,
Speaker 8: but they got quite drunk Christmas Day. You went to
Speaker 8: ride it handah, bars fell off, broke a tooth. Oh
Speaker 8: absolutely nightmare but yeah, yeah, good times.
Speaker 2: And does this come up a family get togethers now
Speaker 2: with a couple of drinks?
Speaker 8: Yeah, all the time, every year.
Speaker 2: Right, absolutely, Ange And that's a great one. You're saying
Speaker 2: a gold standard there calling in first with that one.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thanks bye by Do you find it on
Speaker 2: sometimes when there's two of us pommies talking together, what happens? Well,
Speaker 2: it sometimes overrun? Yeah, all right, morning Hanson talking about
Speaker 2: the callers.
Speaker 3: George, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning mate, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good George, And which one are you calling
Speaker 2: in about.
Speaker 9: I'm calling in about I still have my locomotive on
Speaker 9: my first Christmas train set that I've got forty four
Speaker 9: years ago.
Speaker 2: That is incredible. Does it still work?
Speaker 9: No, the only thing that's left is a locomotive.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 9: But yeah, every now and then when I find it
Speaker 9: in the garage, I take it out. It used to
Speaker 9: blow smoke every time it used to go over the
Speaker 9: railways past the railway station.
Speaker 2: Amazing.
Speaker 9: And I've made sure i'd have my face over the
Speaker 9: locomotive so i'd get a whiff of that smell. And
Speaker 9: it's just one of those smells that you know you'll
Speaker 9: never forget.
Speaker 2: That's why. Isn't it funny how certain smells like songs
Speaker 2: that take you back to exact time, exact exactly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So, George, when you take it out, now, do
Speaker 4: you still do that thing where you drive it around
Speaker 4: the desk or table that you took it out from.
Speaker 9: No, No, I just I just hold it in my
Speaker 9: hands and I'll just smell that smell. Let's see it
Speaker 9: from the from the stack.
Speaker 2: You know what we can do a smell this, give
Speaker 2: me a great dear George, We should do a thing
Speaker 2: about lost smells tomorrow on the Showman. My granddad right,
Speaker 2: used to smoke this pipe and it had such a
Speaker 2: foul smell. But I missed that smell. I'd love to
Speaker 2: smell that smell when the pipe tobacco. It's a really
Speaker 2: rare smell. Not many BBC these days, right, So I'm
Speaker 2: a pipe tobaco. But I remember the span of that
Speaker 2: was so distinctive. But yeah, lost smells.
Speaker 9: Can you imagine the memories that you will have flushing
Speaker 9: back if you get that smell right there?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, It's incredible. George, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: You call remind us of that. That's a great story,
Speaker 2: My pleasure, Thank you, Thanks buddy. Anna, Yes hi, yes Anna.
Speaker 3: What's your story for us this morning?
Speaker 17: A new Christmas tradition?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what have you got? What do you do?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 17: About ten years ago, I got fed up with all
Speaker 17: the family being on their mobile devices and they got
Speaker 17: sick of board games. So I searched the Internet and
Speaker 17: got onto a quiz called Cahoots, and Cahoots allows you
Speaker 17: to create questions yourself or pinch other people's ideas, And
Speaker 17: the whole idea is that you send your players a code.
Speaker 17: They into their code on their mobile device and then
Speaker 17: they answer certain questions. So they could be Christmas questions,
Speaker 17: it could be Star Wars questions five to ten questions
Speaker 17: ten to twenty second.
Speaker 3: So you'll play on mobiles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's a game not this is call I think
Speaker 2: called psych where you can play I play with the
Speaker 2: kids and you play. You play it on your phone,
Speaker 2: so you know they're still on their phones, but they're
Speaker 2: interacting with you, that's right.
Speaker 17: And they're all watching the TV as the question comes up,
Speaker 17: and you've got this gene seconds to answer, and after
Speaker 17: every question there's a leaderboard, and at the end of
Speaker 17: that particular quiz there's a bag of goodies that everybody
Speaker 17: puts her hand in. Not everyone, sorry, the winner puts
Speaker 17: her hand in and grabs a surprise gift.
Speaker 2: And that's called coats coots lovely. Don't you let us
Speaker 2: know about that one? Don't she kill Anna? Thanks?
Speaker 8: Bye, Sue, good morning.
Speaker 2: For a minute though she's kicked Bill out the car. Hey,
Speaker 2: it's a different so that it's all cool. Hey, Sue,
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show on seven Top It tues at
Speaker 2: the Christmas special, What have you got for us?
Speaker 10: Mate, Well, I still have my baby doll that I
Speaker 10: got for Christmas when I was three years old.
Speaker 8: I'll be fifty three next year.
Speaker 2: And she has survived many, many things.
Speaker 4: She survived having her body ripped in half when my
Speaker 4: sister and I had a fight over her.
Speaker 10: My my nana. My nana sewed her a new body
Speaker 10: because she had a soft body and plastic arms and
Speaker 10: legs and her plastic head.
Speaker 3: Who nanagy.
Speaker 8: My nana did.
Speaker 10: Yeah, and she's had new hair, new eyes. She's had
Speaker 10: a hard life, but she's still with me. She still
Speaker 10: sits in the corner.
Speaker 2: Of my bedroom. That's incredible. Probably looks a bit similar
Speaker 2: to our Patsy. She's got plastic head, doesn't she. All right,
Speaker 2: thanks not for your call, so no worries. All right,
Speaker 2: we'll take this to you the next half an hour,
Speaker 2: so you know the top is giving a call nine
Speaker 2: four one four one o four three.
Speaker 3: Brilliant call so far this morning. Thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We're getting a Christmas moved with our fire everything. Every
Speaker 2: Tuesday we do a five tip a Tuesday we run
Speaker 2: five phone is at the same time today, I couldn't
Speaker 2: willard down. I have done there from twelve to seven,
Speaker 2: all to do with Christmas.
Speaker 3: Here they are.
Speaker 2: Looking for and finding Christmas presents. What did your mom
Speaker 2: do to try? And to tell you and your brother?
Speaker 4: Mom had a spooky doll that she had from her
Speaker 4: childhood that she knew he hated.
Speaker 2: And no dolls are creepy than those old antique ones.
Speaker 2: It was also skill where they had genuine glass eyes
Speaker 2: where the eyeball used to blink. Yes, this is a
Speaker 2: wink all down like a lazy eye.
Speaker 4: When the doll was laying down, the eyes closed but
Speaker 4: on the halfway.
Speaker 3: And I was watching you like a crocodiles.
Speaker 2: I reckon.
Speaker 3: That's more chilling than even getting an alsatian or.
Speaker 2: A guard dog in your house is having a doll
Speaker 2: out the front there with that lazy, old blinky glass eye.
Speaker 4: Mom would put the doll, put their presence in the
Speaker 4: back of the bedroom, behind the drive, and then the
Speaker 4: doll in front as like a secret the guard dole.
Speaker 2: This sounds like a horror movie. Stephen kings the guard dole. Anyway,
Speaker 2: looking for finding presents, toy injuries, board game meltdowns. Now
Speaker 2: I want some more calls on this. Okay, we've got
Speaker 2: another twenty minutes. I want details.
Speaker 3: What were the.
Speaker 2: Board games and the protagonist who had this? Normally two
Speaker 2: out of the family that just fall out and it's there.
Speaker 2: It's a scar that opens up for years. Jack started reminiscing,
Speaker 2: went down a dark place about you and your brother
Speaker 2: when you were fourteen. You're not played the board game
Speaker 2: together since I've.
Speaker 4: Never played Monopoly since fourteen years old.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: Your idea of a gift when you're a kid, oldest
Speaker 2: present you've still got to this day. Improvised gifts for
Speaker 2: unexpected visitors bearing gifts for you and unique Christmas traditions
Speaker 2: nine four four one four three. Kathy, Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 16: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm going to Kathy, welcome to the show. What have
Speaker 2: you got for us?
Speaker 3: Mate?
Speaker 18: So I have my giant panda that I received for
Speaker 18: a Christmas present of my sister when I was one.
Speaker 3: Hey, that's great.
Speaker 2: What's the state of the panda?
Speaker 3: Is it looking a bit knackered?
Speaker 19: Well for a pint in every years.
Speaker 18: He lived as a hermit in the old caravan, so
Speaker 18: he could do with a good wash. However, I've taken
Speaker 18: him to dry cleaners. And his head is too big
Speaker 18: to fit in any industrial machine.
Speaker 2: Get one of those bigs.
Speaker 19: No, he won't go in there.
Speaker 18: And I've tried even a carpet cleaners can.
Speaker 2: Do you think there's a dry cleaner that could be
Speaker 2: listening right now that we could take the panda in
Speaker 2: for you? Well, I've tried.
Speaker 19: I've taken him in like he's four foot high and
Speaker 19: his head probably he felt my arm with he's like
Speaker 19: covering a big teddy bear and his head. And but
Speaker 19: it was interesting. I brought him down with me when
Speaker 19: I moved to Well then, so I had him stepped
Speaker 19: in the front seat driving down in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: That would have amazed if you look opposite the car
Speaker 2: driving past us. Give it huber pol with a panda.
Speaker 2: That that's great, Kathy, very funny. Thanks for calling him.
Speaker 4: Mate my pray hair chairs.
Speaker 10: Debra, Hi, good morning.
Speaker 8: How are you all with great.
Speaker 2: Debra, tell us about your unique family Christmas tradition then, oh, well, it's.
Speaker 10: A fifty eight year family tradition. We all have strict instructions.
Speaker 10: We have to be at a certain place at eleven
Speaker 10: o'clock and Sanda comes and gives out all our presence
Speaker 10: is about twenty of us and then once Sada goes,
Speaker 10: we all roll up the paper and throw them into
Speaker 10: the ceiling fans. Then we all just appear and you'll
Speaker 10: be oldies have to collect it all will clean up.
Speaker 2: That's great. So do you go around each other's houses?
Speaker 2: Do you take it in turns as it will come
Speaker 2: around your Yeah, well.
Speaker 10: We did have it at my month for forty years.
Speaker 10: Traditionally there needs to be about forty others and now
Speaker 10: my sisters and I we share it.
Speaker 8: We rotate, but we've still kept up.
Speaker 4: An addition, and.
Speaker 2: When did it come in about chucking the old wrap
Speaker 2: and paper up into the ceiling fan?
Speaker 3: Was it always that?
Speaker 11: I know when ceiling sins comes come into fashion?
Speaker 9: Probably what?
Speaker 8: Probably where?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah yeah, So it's a.
Speaker 9: Lot of fun for us.
Speaker 10: I don't know, we're all older now, but yeah, but
Speaker 10: it's not Christmas or as we do all that.
Speaker 3: That's great. I'mporting to keep these traditions going. Debor, thanks
Speaker 3: you coming.
Speaker 2: Thank you and Kimbedy Yes hi, Keimmedy.
Speaker 3: You've got a family tradition. What's yours?
Speaker 11: I do every year for the past few years with
Speaker 11: my mum in New South Wales. I send her the
Speaker 11: advent Calendar of Awful Presence via SNF.
Speaker 2: So, how do you mean? How does that? How does
Speaker 2: that work?
Speaker 11: Every morning for the whole month of December up until
Speaker 11: Christmas Day, I send her a picture message of an
Speaker 11: absolutely horrendous Christmas gift.
Speaker 2: Oh, I see, it's like an SMS texting adventure.
Speaker 4: And then what's an example of a pitchure you might send?
Speaker 11: Today's was a lamp in the shape of a banana
Speaker 11: with the skinniest gold leaf.
Speaker 3: Have you got to find these images yourself?
Speaker 11: I started in October trying to find them.
Speaker 2: It's an intense tradition, isn't it. It's a lot of
Speaker 2: groundwork that goes in.
Speaker 3: Kimberly.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but Mum then goes to Rotary and shares them
Speaker 11: with all of everyone at Rotary.
Speaker 2: Oh blessed them. Get a little chuckle out the old
Speaker 2: Rotary ladies. Oh yeah, all right, Kimberly, there's you go,
Speaker 2: no problem by the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 2: one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Christmas and or the Christmas Present stories for Shirt. So
Speaker 3: this morning, there's.
Speaker 2: No better feeling in your whole life than looking forward
Speaker 2: to Christmas when you were a kid.
Speaker 3: Just start for me about.
Speaker 2: September, just the anticipation of it all and not even
Speaker 2: leaving clues with the parents, just tan them, begging, promising
Speaker 2: that you've cleaned your beds and all the stuff, the
Speaker 2: chores you do. If you just got that one magic
Speaker 2: gift and you actually thought it would change your life,
Speaker 2: you become a powerful person just by getting that gift,
Speaker 2: and then that Christmas Eve. We had a rule in
Speaker 2: our house. You want how to get up and wake
Speaker 2: up mom and dad until seven am? Did you have
Speaker 2: a similar kind of rule.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were allowed to wake up, but presidents weren't
Speaker 4: allowed to be open till again seven am. So we
Speaker 4: would sit down there with like five thirty.
Speaker 2: You just can't see you feel sick with excitement. What's
Speaker 2: the rule in your house about when you open up
Speaker 2: the preses?
Speaker 5: For me, we didn't have one. We were always up.
Speaker 5: It was still dark, probably about five five point thirty,
Speaker 5: and we'd be into it.
Speaker 2: What do you mean, just feral.
Speaker 5: Like rabbit dogs walking dead. Mum and daddould be up
Speaker 5: as well. We'd all be up. The whole house was up.
Speaker 4: We had a rule so that if any of our
Speaker 4: siblings were asleep. You had to wait until they woke up,
Speaker 4: and I wasn't allowed to go and wake the most.
Speaker 4: So if anyone slept in a bit longer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now we have ruled that and the kids aren't
Speaker 2: allowed to come until seven am. And when they come
Speaker 2: in at seven am, right they come. They almost kicked
Speaker 2: the door off that seven o'clock. I remember last year
Speaker 2: I did this thing, right, some of you might want
Speaker 2: to do this. I read about it in an article.
Speaker 2: All the presents were downstairs under the tree. Obviously, right,
Speaker 2: we all go downstairs and stuff like that. And what
Speaker 2: I've done is the not before Christmas Eve, before go
Speaker 2: to bed, I'd got a load of Christmas.
Speaker 3: Wrapping paper and the doorway to the front room I.
Speaker 2: Bit over the whole thing, so they had to rip
Speaker 2: their way through that to go in there.
Speaker 4: It's like a football team running through there.
Speaker 2: You go, Yeah, you had to get your badness here.
Speaker 2: You already do it. But yeah, there's nothing. But what
Speaker 2: was the best Christmas to.
Speaker 3: You ever had? For me?
Speaker 2: Was my BMX pike when I was twelve. That was
Speaker 2: it for me, my whole life, Pete. Then the rest
Speaker 2: of it's been a bit of a disappointments.
Speaker 4: Mine is the inspected Gadget doll I got as a child,
Speaker 4: which I sadly broke as I was taking out of
Speaker 4: the packaging because I didn't I was too impatient to
Speaker 4: untwist the little tires that were holding him to the box.
Speaker 4: So he still was a perfect doll. But his next
Speaker 4: didn't elevate how Inspector Gadget's neck was meant to.
Speaker 3: Tears and Christmas, Davey, what was it for you? Perhaps?
Speaker 5: Was it my gin bottle baby alive doll which I
Speaker 5: shoved mashed banana and potato down her neck and she
Speaker 5: went moldy by about Boxing day?
Speaker 2: What would you do? Well?
Speaker 5: She came with food and I'd run out of you know,
Speaker 5: pretend dull food is what is baby alive?
Speaker 4: Like baby Beyorn?
Speaker 2: Yes, I think it's what of Peratsy's news head lies
Speaker 2: dreaming at baby Alive?
Speaker 4: Baby stolen in the area.
Speaker 5: It was like this seventies version of baby beyond the original. Yes,
Speaker 5: And she used to boop and we you'd feed her
Speaker 5: and then she'd sit on the potty and do her business.
Speaker 4: Well, wait, so you would shove banana down her throat
Speaker 4: and then what would come out there?
Speaker 5: Nothing? Because it was stuck half way down a windpipe?
Speaker 2: Okay, so how was she pu and we what would
Speaker 2: she get those effects from?
Speaker 5: I don't know, you just put it down. I think
Speaker 5: it comes in one hole and out the other.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, what a strange time to get a kid
Speaker 2: those sort of life like what was it called?
Speaker 5: Baby, Baby alive anything?
Speaker 1: It's a Christian O'Connell breakfast show gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Don't go over that.
Speaker 2: This seven year old kid means bless him, good on him,
Speaker 2: sweet little little kid. Twenty two million dollars a year though,
Speaker 2: just reviewing toys on his YouTube channel twenty nine twenty nine.
Speaker 2: It's twenty nine, is that right? Perhaps twenty nine minute
Speaker 2: to look here?
Speaker 5: Twenty nine point eight million dollars.
Speaker 2: Let's call it thirty thirty million dollars.
Speaker 3: I mean Eddie earns that in six months. But fair enough.
Speaker 2: He's getting up early. He's the president that's called he's
Speaker 2: gonna pocket that kind of coin.
Speaker 4: That's I wish i'd a been in here to see
Speaker 4: Christian spit the dummy during that song about this kid.
Speaker 4: Now he wants to find out channel NO.
Speaker 2: I said to I said, just said to Jacks, and
Speaker 2: I need to start winding this in and start pushing
Speaker 2: up the YouTube channel. It's just basically people like trying
Speaker 2: on shoes and go, I love this shoe, and then
Speaker 2: people are like giving it a thumbs up. And the
Speaker 2: four million he's got just seeing him, it's just reviewing
Speaker 2: some toy in a swimming pool.
Speaker 5: Three million views, He's got seventeen million followers.
Speaker 2: It's just a cute little kid reviewing toys. I mean.
Speaker 2: And also, Pats, you imagine get thirteen million at the
Speaker 2: age of seven.
Speaker 3: How does that not screw you up?
Speaker 2: All these childhood actors and actresses, they all end up
Speaker 2: getting screwed up.
Speaker 5: Me good parents, wouldn't you.
Speaker 2: It's not just that I'm not being funny, right, What
Speaker 2: would you be like if that kid was at your school?
Speaker 3: I don't know, Wedgeez every single I like.
Speaker 4: Your more friends. You know, Ryan, I never we really knew.
Speaker 2: Yeah all that Flake guys, Yes, Hi, I love you guys.
Speaker 4: Ryan Mean, Chris Kringle.
Speaker 2: Ferrari All right, then, time fur. We're doing the Twelve
Speaker 2: Days of Christmas. Thanks to Chapel Street, We've got giving
Speaker 2: away over twelve thousand dollars worth of gifts. Yesterday it
Speaker 2: was the old school Vinyl thousand bucks worth of old
Speaker 2: school vinyl. Today, Dannam and I, we're giving one of
Speaker 2: you one thousand dollars worth of dumplings from mister in
Speaker 2: Windsor Cocktails in Christmas shopping only on Chapel Street, South Yarra,
Speaker 2: Windsor and Bryan. So lots of big prizes have been
Speaker 2: given away so far. The best way for us to
Speaker 2: recap all the winners so far on day nine is
Speaker 2: to have Jack sing them back. You ready, Yes, you're
Speaker 2: gonna do it.
Speaker 7: Yes, it's Christen o'conlls twel days of Christmas.
Speaker 4: On the ninth day of Christmas, Christian gave to you
Speaker 4: year's worth of dumplings yesterday Shaneie one old school Vinyl
Speaker 4: andrew In Firm one thousand dollar but Kevin Caroline Springs
Speaker 4: years worth of ice cream. Rachel n Crembine Cad Theater ticket.
Speaker 4: Alana from Linbrook's got herself some pizza Penny from Colfield
Speaker 4: One Specialty Cakes. Danny L in Brighton seeing my voucher
Speaker 4: Andy from one free Burgers for a whole year.
Speaker 2: Lucky Machine. Now every morning is smashing it alrighty, So
Speaker 2: today's big price and year supply of dumplings for mister Miyagi.
Speaker 3: You absolutely love that.
Speaker 4: This is a great restaurant.
Speaker 2: Yeah, amazing prize, the weather doing it. Then it's about
Speaker 2: Blake Clip now Santa obviously to begin his long trip
Speaker 2: from the North Pond on all the kids here in Australia.
Speaker 3: He's already set off.
Speaker 2: He's actually flying right now and we can go live
Speaker 2: to his sleigh. And he loves to listen to singing
Speaker 2: on two songs in the radio. You just got to
Speaker 2: work out what the song is he's singing to on
Speaker 2: his enslay car radio. Here it is today.
Speaker 20: Why would I even bother listening to this before?
Speaker 2: Seven four three?
Speaker 20: I love this song? Yes, this is the best fit
Speaker 20: you you.
Speaker 7: You you new new new new.
Speaker 2: Bloody.
Speaker 20: Hell, it's cold up here, see you little buggers. Keep
Speaker 20: the fire going and tell missus Claus I'll be home
Speaker 20: as soon as oh god.
Speaker 2: All right, what do you think the song was?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 2: How do you think they're going to mister Maggie is
Speaker 2: going to divvy up these ye years supply of dumplings
Speaker 2: one a day. Now you get a monkey give batch.
Speaker 2: It's like counted out, like thirty one. You know, he
Speaker 2: goes sell the munches like most of February. It's not
Speaker 2: that and he's got like that, or.
Speaker 4: That'd be a terrible price to win, because every day,
Speaker 4: if you wanted a dumpling, you're going to drive down
Speaker 4: there find a pack.
Speaker 2: Or does he send you a month for the allowance?
Speaker 2: So he's like, who's at the door. Maggie's at the door,
Speaker 2: you know, and they go, here's here's Rebery. Okay, see
Speaker 2: you March looking forward to September, big long month.
Speaker 4: Or if you want to get them all at once,
Speaker 4: does he go no, I think that's just it's too
Speaker 4: much dumplings. If you rock up to mister Mayaggie and
Speaker 4: sit down and go give them all to me.
Speaker 2: Now, I want twenty nineteen s dumplings. Now, Maggie's going
Speaker 2: to go, no, come back, I'll give you a month
Speaker 2: at a time. I want to think it's too much,
Speaker 2: Maaggie dumps control. Yeah, all right, you ready to sing
Speaker 2: back all the prizes? So ready? Nineteen point two dumplings
Speaker 2: per week?
Speaker 4: That point two? Does he carve that up himself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's that's its cut, right. Excuse me, thought all
Speaker 2: the dumplings you wanted to sing back all the winners
Speaker 2: we've had so far.
Speaker 3: Yep, nate it.
Speaker 7: It's Christen o'connells Tall Days of Christmas.
Speaker 4: On the ninth day of Christmas, Christian gave to you
Speaker 4: year's worth of dumplings yesterday, shiney one old school Vinyl
Speaker 4: Andrew inverth one thousand dollars beer, Give Caroline Frees, Ratchel
Speaker 4: and Kremlin card theater tickets. Saved Alana from Linbrook's. Got
Speaker 4: I saw some pizza Penny from Carfield one Specialty Cakes,
Speaker 4: Danny Ellen Brighton sin and a voucher Andy from Mendo
Speaker 4: one free burgers for a whole year.
Speaker 3: Well saved, Well saved.
Speaker 2: He poured out the nose dive there. I'm gonna make
Speaker 2: sure that the team speed up the music from the
Speaker 2: rest of this week.
Speaker 4: It's already speedy.
Speaker 3: No, it could go a lot quicker.
Speaker 2: You've nailed it.
Speaker 4: Now you've got to start doing in the studio. You
Speaker 4: do this tripping motion as if I'm tripping and falling
Speaker 4: down the hill, and I can see that in my
Speaker 4: peripheral I hope he's.
Speaker 2: Not putting off. What I'm acting out is what I
Speaker 2: don't want to happen here. I'm demonstrated, i'd be carefully
Speaker 2: you don't whoo alrighty, So you're listening out for a
Speaker 2: song every day that Santacaus is listening to on his
Speaker 2: in sleigh car radio.
Speaker 3: Here's today's.
Speaker 20: Why would I even bother listening to this before seven.
Speaker 2: Four point three?
Speaker 7: I love this song? Yes, this is the best.
Speaker 2: Bitch you.
Speaker 20: Bloody hell. It's cold up here, you little buggers. Keep
Speaker 20: the fire going and tell missus Klaus. I'll be home
Speaker 20: as soon as I can.
Speaker 2: All right, Catherine, what's so on?
Speaker 3: Do you think it is?
Speaker 11: I think it's the Rolling Stones.
Speaker 2: Can't get no satisfaction, Catherine.
Speaker 3: It's a good guess, but it's not the right answer.
Speaker 4: Sorry, thanks, Kristin.
Speaker 2: Okay, No dumplings for you this year, Scott, good morning,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 10: I'll think it's Bahami rapsy by Queen.
Speaker 2: No dumplings so, mister Maggie, from you this year are
Speaker 2: the Sorry Scottie, let's try Stewart and Crowning.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Stuart.
Speaker 9: How are we doing pretty good?
Speaker 2: How excited do you think you are close to getting
Speaker 2: the damplings.
Speaker 8: I can't wait, man, I love dumplings.
Speaker 9: I reckon it's gotta be November Rain by Gumdon Roses.
Speaker 7: You you you you you.
Speaker 8: New, let's go on.
Speaker 2: Yes, that is the right one. Well done mate, Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's November rain. You get the year's supply of dumplings.
Speaker 2: Well please let please let us know how mister Maaggi
Speaker 2: devises up. Okay, when you find out the details, absolutely
Speaker 2: all right. And if you get any, if you get
Speaker 2: too many, please remember us here in Richmond.
Speaker 3: All right, we'd love some of those, Thank you very.
Speaker 2: Much, Stuart and Joy. Tomorrow morning. Another big prize. You
Speaker 2: get to stay in the penthouse at the Cunon. That's
Speaker 2: up for Grass tomorrow morning. All thanks to chapple Street.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 1: Four three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
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Speaker 1: The Christian o'connal Breakfast show on Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Mentioned this early on the show came in this morning
Speaker 2: and there are about ten to twenty items that need
Speaker 2: to be repaired in the studio. There's even a gaping
Speaker 2: hole here, which to me a nervous pommy. I'm wide
Speaker 2: that some kind of snake could easily come up here
Speaker 2: and get me. However, none of that has been fixed.
Speaker 2: One of the engineers has used this time instead to
Speaker 2: go into our little work area we have just outside
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Speaker 4: It's a built in shelf.
Speaker 2: It's a shelf for the printer to go on. And
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what, it's abusifully constructed one. I appreciate
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Speaker 2: but I've seen that it's got quite a large spare
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Speaker 2: it coming in to use the color bridge? But guys,
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Speaker 2: we had a show slow Cooker, I just think we'd
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Speaker 2: after every show we've got a nice casserole ready.
Speaker 5: For us, healthy meal sift.
Speaker 2: We can prep it.
Speaker 3: Before the show.
Speaker 2: On the line now is someone who can help out
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Speaker 3: We've got Glenn Good on in.
Speaker 2: Glenn, good morning, how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good, Glenn.
Speaker 2: So we've got a call from your wife earlier on
Speaker 2: the show that said that, huh husband is asleep at
Speaker 2: the moment, but he works for Russell Hobbs.
Speaker 3: Is that right?
Speaker 16: That was correct?
Speaker 6: I was actually in the shower, but I was awake.
Speaker 6: And what do you do for Russell Hobbs beyond the
Speaker 6: national business manager? So looking out for the key retailers.
Speaker 3: Can I just say something to you?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think I've always thought Jack.
Speaker 2: What did I say the other day when I saw
Speaker 2: much slow cookers the ferrari of slow cookers? I said,
Speaker 2: was Russell Hobbs.
Speaker 4: You always say that almost every morning. I stopped saying
Speaker 4: you aready told me.
Speaker 2: Spend a bit too much now and I can't believe
Speaker 2: now you're calling the show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, Russell Hobbs's UK heredage, so yeah, would know
Speaker 6: the brand from over there.
Speaker 2: Of course. And Christmas coming up presents.
Speaker 6: Yeap fantastic presence for Christmas. Absolutely really the essential cooking
Speaker 6: appliance for every kitchen.
Speaker 2: We've reached a bit of an impasse here, haven't we.
Speaker 6: We should donate one to you a kitchen so you
Speaker 6: can have some beautiful, palty, nice warm dishes during work
Speaker 6: or after work, and it can just sit in the
Speaker 6: background and slow cook away while you showed up.
Speaker 2: Glen, I've just to.
Speaker 3: Do you want my pants?
Speaker 5: I dropped the bowl out of mine last week and
Speaker 5: busted it.
Speaker 2: Glen, Glen, is there any way we could have to?
Speaker 6: You can have two?
Speaker 4: I mean we weren't, Sorry Glenn, just a second, if
Speaker 4: we get one for the studio, one for you guys,
Speaker 4: and then.
Speaker 2: I've already got I've got to got slow cooker, all right?
Speaker 3: Do you need one?
Speaker 4: Three the bar?
Speaker 2: We're not getting another beer fifteen?
Speaker 3: Do you want one?
Speaker 4: I mean, Glenn, could I have one?
Speaker 8: Christian?
Speaker 6: I think they come in a pack of fours, So
Speaker 6: why don't we donate four?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Larry Christmas pants the prize for one of your listeners,
Speaker 4: we give one.
Speaker 2: Of them away, and that's the way. Should we we
Speaker 2: get three, they get one.
Speaker 4: That's why we've got fifteen to old drills.
Speaker 2: That is brilliant. Well, listen, Glenn, thank you very much,
Speaker 2: and please thank Russell and Hobbs when you next see
Speaker 2: the pair of them for all their great work in
Speaker 2: the slow cooker industry.
Speaker 3: And I hope you guys have a great Christmas.
Speaker 4: Serious question, Glenn, is Russell Hobbs the name of one
Speaker 4: person or is it two people's surnames put together?
Speaker 6: Two people's surnames put together?
Speaker 4: Jay Christian was right.
Speaker 2: It's when Russell met Hobbs. I've got an idea for
Speaker 2: slow and then the guy said cooker and they went,
Speaker 2: oh my god, pleas make it right.
Speaker 6: That's what was the slow one.
Speaker 2: It was a fad. All right, I've got someone like
Speaker 2: that on the show. All right, Glenn, thank you very
Speaker 2: much your kindness.
Speaker 6: Okay, no worries, Just in me one favor. Don't let
Speaker 6: Pad make Pad do all the cooking.
Speaker 5: Oh no, they're pretty good. The boys are pretty good.
Speaker 2: I've had a s cooker for years. They are amazing things.
Speaker 2: You don't have to be that good a chef.
Speaker 3: You just put all.
Speaker 2: On nice slow cooker does it for you. And of
Speaker 2: course the best one to get this Christmas, Russell Hobbs.
Speaker 2: You got it. Glenn, Thank you very much.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
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