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Speaker 2: Yesterday Rio went to someone for the first time that
Speaker 2: in the UK, this was the highlight of my childhood.
Speaker 1: We call them car boot sales. And it's a farmer's field.
Speaker 2: Right, and it's car boots opened up and anyone can
Speaker 2: rock up. You pay like five bucks to get onto
Speaker 2: this farmer's field and there'd be hundreds of people doing this, okay,
Speaker 2: selling tap basically from the car boot.
Speaker 3: I've never seen anything like that in my entire life.
Speaker 2: Honestly, when your dad or Mumo go listen Tom, We're
Speaker 2: going to go to carbooks.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Because suddenly as a kid you're like two dollars pocket money,
Speaker 2: you felt like a millionaire.
Speaker 4: It goes fast.
Speaker 2: I remember once when I was ten, coming away with
Speaker 2: a load of windscreen wipers for car I couldn't obviously have,
Speaker 2: but we didn't even need because they were just one.
Speaker 2: But that's a great guy was selling windscreen wipers.
Speaker 1: Incredible. I mention for years by the millennium Vulga.
Speaker 2: There's some random windscreen wipers that I got a car
Speaker 2: boot sale.
Speaker 4: We had it. Well, I guess I had a similar
Speaker 4: experience because we were.
Speaker 1: So what would you call it here?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't know, pats boot sale.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was a big well out of Nearcastlemaine, and
Speaker 3: that was we're just driving along, We're going to a cafe,
Speaker 3: and then we see this sign that just says boot market,
Speaker 3: and then all.
Speaker 4: These cars, like you said, in this field, I.
Speaker 1: Was, we're gone. It's a scene.
Speaker 3: And there was this crusty old man in an Orange
Speaker 3: Commodore and he had like maybe hundreds and hundreds of
Speaker 3: vinyls just in his car book.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's literally the shop is somebody's car. Boot is
Speaker 2: all they were. And as you're wandering around, it's lots
Speaker 2: of random tax of all sorts.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're not exactly like a farmer market where it
Speaker 3: isn't all good.
Speaker 4: It looks like just stuff they had.
Speaker 2: No one pays whatever they're asking for. You see everywhere
Speaker 2: you go people like negotiating, and yet we don't do
Speaker 2: this in big brand shops. You just pay it for
Speaker 2: some reason because you're in a field and it's just
Speaker 2: and they're sat in their cars. You think it's okay,
Speaker 2: and it's it's like it's like bucks, it's sense yeh,
Speaker 2: I'm only going to pay one butt for that and
Speaker 2: like one dollar fifty, Yeah, because how do you value
Speaker 2: so like you go?
Speaker 4: Who said you can do?
Speaker 1: Just from his boot?
Speaker 2: And also it's such a random arrade of stuff there, yes,
Speaker 2: like car batteries.
Speaker 4: Just old clothes, shoes, shoes.
Speaker 2: Sometimes there's one shoe, old roller boots. It's like an
Speaker 2: op shop that's been emptied in the farmer's field exactly.
Speaker 1: Oh, I love them. I didn't know they're available here. Oh,
Speaker 1: then the stoun is coming up right now.
Speaker 4: I bought it from this this lovely old man.
Speaker 2: I must say, what the crusty he just said, he's crusty.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I bought.
Speaker 4: I couldn't resist. It costs too much money, I must say.
Speaker 3: But it was a hard copy of He said, these
Speaker 3: are Cricket vinyls from the fifties.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, And I was like, well, what does what
Speaker 4: does that even mean?
Speaker 3: And the title of the album I had like four
Speaker 3: or five different vinyls was the Gospel according to Cricket,
Speaker 3: And it just had one or two just said like
Speaker 3: our Don Bradman. The gospel according to Cricket One was
Speaker 3: public discourse on cricket. I was like, I don't know
Speaker 3: what this is, but I have to have it.
Speaker 1: Brad, That's what it was. This is lovely, lovely crack
Speaker 1: that you get from old final.
Speaker 2: I thought you were saying that Don Bradman had recorded
Speaker 2: an albums.
Speaker 1: I'm paying the Don Bradman sings. We know how good
Speaker 1: he was singing.
Speaker 4: That's what I was hoping it was. It was Don
Speaker 4: Bradman and Jack. I was like, oh my god, I.
Speaker 1: Might have been singing during covers. I love to hear Themlement,
Speaker 1: thumb Struck and Fields of Goal.
Speaker 4: Yes, this is a.
Speaker 1: Song, an old timey song about Don Brown.
Speaker 3: It was the whole album of songs about crickets sung
Speaker 3: by some guy.
Speaker 2: Doesn't okay, Well, listen seven o'clock every day this week
Speaker 2: at eight one of these old Tomey songs from nineteen fifty.
Speaker 2: We're really looking after the target audience here soon. The
Speaker 2: boss is so proud of me right now? Is that
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Speaker 2: Christian my Omer was a true Dutch girl and she
Speaker 2: used to sell Dutch music and clogs from her carboo, Well,
Speaker 2: she would have ripped off a mug like rio.
Speaker 1: Seventy bucks.
Speaker 4: I think I got a good deal.
Speaker 1: You you don't pay base value.
Speaker 2: You do that thing where you go, I'll give you
Speaker 2: twenty bucks from walking away and then you slowly walk
Speaker 2: away and they go, oh, come on, now, you don't go.
Speaker 1: Here's whatever you want for it. You randomly valued it.
Speaker 4: He said it was a collector's item.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure did, because he saw you rock up like
Speaker 2: some cooeless hipster with too much money in his back pocket.
Speaker 1: Seventy dollars for this? Do you even own a vinyl player?
Speaker 3: I do, I do?
Speaker 4: But he took it down from one hundred. He said,
Speaker 4: I'd normally do one hundred.
Speaker 2: Oh oh yeah, like he's shifting rosies by volume ripped off.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe I did get played seventy dollars rare.
Speaker 2: Soll knowine that guy would have been down his local
Speaker 2: RSL last snight. Honestly, this Harry Potter lookalike ropped up
Speaker 2: and I gave.
Speaker 1: Him the old Normally it's one hundred.
Speaker 2: That hips has skipped out there back to the big
Speaker 2: city in the big smoke.
Speaker 1: One hundred bucks seventy dollars for this.
Speaker 4: It's a piece of history. It is a piece of history.
Speaker 2: You're ripped off history, Christian. Those are car boot celles.
Speaker 2: We call them trash and treasure markets. I know what's
Speaker 2: that that Rio was on? That a treasure This is
Speaker 2: not David Lockett's locker there, Christian and Pats.
Speaker 1: Look up Ballarat swap meet.
Speaker 2: It's the biggest car boots out in the South and
Speaker 2: the Hemisphere.
Speaker 1: Are you serious people in Australia. You love that phrase
Speaker 1: the It's always used it about Chatty, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yes, the biggest one in the Southern Hemisphere, in the
Speaker 2: whole world. And now we've got a rifle to Chadstone,
Speaker 2: which is Ballarat's karbou Rio just had.
Speaker 1: To look at it. It's huge, massive, It's enormous.
Speaker 4: It looks like hundreds of baby thousands of stalls.
Speaker 2: How mean more, Don Bradman, that guy will be bending
Speaker 2: his ways there as well. Good morning to Kelly Christian.
Speaker 2: I have be the great, great weekend I did.
Speaker 1: Thanks. Can I know what you did as well?
Speaker 2: I was just a Friday's podcast on the way to
Speaker 2: work this morning. You're real we're talking about how much
Speaker 2: you loved the seven eleven coffee, and pats was talking
Speaker 2: about her egg and lettuce sandwich. Christian, my husband is
Speaker 2: a trucky and even eat every day has a seven
Speaker 2: eleven coffee swears by. If you're driving like that all
Speaker 2: day drive on the roads around here, then you have
Speaker 2: to have a good instant coffee. Also tow Patsy seven
Speaker 2: eleven does the best egg and let us sandwich.
Speaker 1: By the way, I have to try this thing is
Speaker 1: now an.
Speaker 2: Hour ago we did a taste test blind taste test
Speaker 2: for coffee and I have to say it was the
Speaker 2: most poorly run coffee tastest because Kate and the producer
Speaker 2: thought it was okay to give Patsy cold coffee. They've
Speaker 2: been on the side for forty five minutes. I don't
Speaker 2: feel we've done this correctly. I think it needs to
Speaker 2: be done again.
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