Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: Mildon's Gold one oh four point three gold.
Speaker 1: Well the rest of the world. What goes on in
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Speaker 3: Ladies, gentlemen, welcome to the Christian O'Connell for Reckfast Show.
Speaker 1: Good morning, it's a Thursday morning. It's to Christian O'Connell
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show show number one five nine for us before
Speaker 1: we get over today's show, Would a team member like
Speaker 1: to own up now to mistake they made? Who calls
Speaker 1: chaos in the last half an hour on the show
Speaker 1: behind the scenes and why there was no news at
Speaker 1: five point thirty and I thought the producers had been
Speaker 1: dozing told them off. Would that? Would that team member
Speaker 1: like to speak up right now?
Speaker 3: Well, a lot of eyes not even the people don't
Speaker 3: want to give us eye contact.
Speaker 4: Who is it?
Speaker 1: Would the team member like to speak up? Or I
Speaker 1: will name names? Three two one, Okay it was me.
Speaker 1: I'm just going to put poor producer beck on here. Hey,
Speaker 1: producer beck, you haven't done anything wrong your odin apology
Speaker 1: producer Bet Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 5: Christian and Jack and Petrina. Oh, very professional blame Beck.
Speaker 5: I owned up to it, does she blamed me. I
Speaker 5: think I did.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I did, because I actually said, you know, we've
Speaker 1: let Pats down. She's panicking. There's something gone technically wrong.
Speaker 1: She's know what the problem was, Pats. He didn't log
Speaker 1: in this morning. Yet she's been told to she has
Speaker 1: to log in when she gets in, and she didn't
Speaker 1: log in.
Speaker 5: No, I did log in. There's a bug in the
Speaker 5: system and it wouldn't load my profile.
Speaker 4: It's the new dip so five point thirty.
Speaker 1: You heard the news bed go yep, silence ye, Pats
Speaker 1: emptying our guts into the radio speakers. More silence, silence,
Speaker 1: Me yelling at the producers who were doing their normal stuff,
Speaker 1: which is sort playing grabas out there, like playing hopscotch,
Speaker 1: not realizing there was no news going on. I yell
Speaker 1: at them, and there was. She just didn't log in.
Speaker 5: No, it wasn't like that at all. Beck came to
Speaker 5: my rescue and I said, can you go fetch an
Speaker 5: engineer plase, because you know, it's like two miles away
Speaker 5: from the news booth and there is a bug in
Speaker 5: this system where it doesn't load your profile. But there
Speaker 5: is a way around it that no one thought to
Speaker 5: tell us about.
Speaker 1: Just ask yourselves this. You ever watched like the TV
Speaker 1: news and it not be there? Yeah, never get that.
Speaker 1: You don't like you won't tune into Today and they're
Speaker 1: like running around and so I didn't. Will you keep
Speaker 1: it quick?
Speaker 5: They all have one job and there's a cast of
Speaker 5: thousands doing those and Brad and back Beck we're very
Speaker 5: quick on the job, thank you very much. I have
Speaker 5: to defend did they log you in? I want myself in?
Speaker 5: The desk wouldn't take my profile tat.
Speaker 1: The Today Show. The desk wouldn't take my profile. So
Speaker 1: perhaps the listen you know it's an extra news so
Speaker 1: you know, normally there is a one a half nine,
Speaker 1: but today I'm going to need to carry forward the
Speaker 1: five thirty news to nine thirty is to make it up. Okay,
Speaker 1: just dick my pay Yeah all right man.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: So yesterday, what did we like as human beings? We
Speaker 1: liked being asked for our advice? And yesterday I had
Speaker 1: to ask people and I med a couple of different
Speaker 1: WhatsApp groups and there's one of like a couple of dads.
Speaker 1: So we all live around the area and they've been
Speaker 1: Some of them are Australian, some of them are pommies
Speaker 1: who've been living about fifteen twenty years. And so I
Speaker 1: asked the group yesterday, I want to go and get
Speaker 1: some fish and chips. Where's good to go? Five different
Speaker 1: answers within one minute, five very different places. Ago. I
Speaker 1: picked the first one and I went to a place
Speaker 1: where as soon as I walked in, I won't name them.
Speaker 1: They were a lovely people there, but as soon as
Speaker 1: I walked in, it was like I've gone on a
Speaker 1: time machine to the Midwest of America. Alabama in the
Speaker 1: nineteen fifties. Young kids plucking a banjo by the chip
Speaker 1: fryer and was like five different nationalities. It was amazing.
Speaker 1: It was like a benetit advert There were some Chinese
Speaker 1: folk that kept coming out the back. What's going on
Speaker 1: the back? I don't know, and they were being like
Speaker 1: pushed back in and I'm like, what who were they?
Speaker 1: There was some little nana running it all with an
Speaker 1: iron fist, yelling at people and she wrapped up wine.
Speaker 1: By the way, there's nothing butt when they wrap it
Speaker 1: all up, you know your chips. When they put that
Speaker 1: big old wrapping round you.
Speaker 4: You got about five linds to get through.
Speaker 1: So many trees, so many trees, but that warm when
Speaker 1: it's all and you put them all together, those parcels
Speaker 1: and packages, and you walk out. You've got hope in there,
Speaker 1: Isn't it is that when you leave hospital with your
Speaker 1: baby wrapped up. Exact the same thing with a bag
Speaker 1: of chips. And then she wrapped them and she seemed
Speaker 1: terrifying to me, and I realized she hadn't put any
Speaker 1: sort of vinegar on them, and so I said, those
Speaker 1: got sort of vinegar. She just literally stared at me,
Speaker 1: right please, And she opened them all up again and
Speaker 1: put the sort of vinegar in and they weren't amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you can tell by the chip. A chip
Speaker 3: is a great market for how a fish and chip
Speaker 3: restaurant is. If the chips are bad, get out run
Speaker 3: a mile.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they weren't great for me. A great chip, okay
Speaker 1: from your chippy, it's gotta have that sting of a
Speaker 1: lot of vinegar.
Speaker 3: That's maybe that's a British thing. Crispy chip like well
Speaker 3: salted crispy, all.
Speaker 1: The bits in the bottom see That's the other thing
Speaker 1: you gotta have a lot of is a healthy amount
Speaker 1: of salt on thems. Right, Yeah, otherwise they're too bland.
Speaker 1: You must you must all know where your best fish
Speaker 1: and chip shop is to get your bag of chips.
Speaker 3: Controversially, my best chip is a fast food place, Schnitz. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they do the fish and chips style chips. But oh man,
Speaker 3: whatever seasoning in salt they put on them.
Speaker 5: Yeah, really they put chicken salt.
Speaker 1: That's that chickens. Ye.
Speaker 3: But we've got a local where mum and dad live.
Speaker 3: Where I grew up, we had a local place in
Speaker 3: Ivanhoe that let you put your own chicken salt on.
Speaker 3: That's dangerous because you you really.
Speaker 1: Go liberal, you go to town. Yeah, that's you must have
Speaker 1: a local one. You've been living out where I be
Speaker 1: for ages. You will have your go to place, right.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we've got a couple down the road. We don't
Speaker 5: have it that often, but oh it's nothing like a
Speaker 5: potato cake.
Speaker 1: This place as well had do you know we're a
Speaker 1: local business. There's one an award, but that you know,
Speaker 1: you see, oh that's quite a few years ago, but
Speaker 1: you still got that up there. It's actually faded where
Speaker 1: the suns come in every day over seventeen years ago.
Speaker 1: It's actually accentuating seventeen years ago. You should have tried
Speaker 1: the chips here. Then it was we were the best
Speaker 1: in town. Where it's got like local business runner up,
Speaker 1: It's never like local business. It's always runner up or
Speaker 1: short listed Local Business of the Year nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 1: Where are what are? Because people get very passionate when
Speaker 1: you ask about fish and chips. They just go, there's
Speaker 1: one that's all right, They go, you need to go to?
Speaker 1: So where do I need to go to? What is
Speaker 1: What are the best fish and chip shops that you
Speaker 1: have in Melbourne? Please let me know? Nine one o
Speaker 1: four three nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: Also on today's show for you got a brand new
Speaker 1: isolated vocal find out now it's time what these song
Speaker 1: is you're listening out for today for Holiday for a
Speaker 1: song and we're back with don't judge me? But right now?
Speaker 1: Where do I have to go in Melbourne for the
Speaker 1: best hot chip? What is the best place to go to?
Speaker 1: There should be an independent judging body. The go just
Speaker 1: the hot chips. I think it's so important. A hot chip,
Speaker 1: a good fish and chip shop. Everyone knows where their
Speaker 1: go to one is locally, don't they. People just know
Speaker 1: it's not it's not a gray areas. But when you're
Speaker 1: new to a city, it's great. You don't know where
Speaker 1: the best places to go for on or what a
Speaker 1: place yesterday and it was all right, but it wasn't great.
Speaker 1: It wasn't a great hot chip. However, any hot chip
Speaker 1: you put into a sandwich with proper buttered bread, whitebread obviously,
Speaker 1: red sauce, brown sauce. That's that's what I did last
Speaker 1: night with them to make them even better. Oh god,
Speaker 1: that was great. You ever do that hot ship sandwich? Oh,
Speaker 1: it's a winner. You've got to have. It's best with
Speaker 1: the mankey olds. You're going to die with other cancer,
Speaker 1: white bread, white bread, butters. It's gotta be buttered. No,
Speaker 1: none of you, Margarine, put that away. We've gotta be butted.
Speaker 1: And then you put your hot chips in with red
Speaker 1: or brown sauce. But I put both red and brown
Speaker 1: sauce in there.
Speaker 4: Wors this year?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Oh not a barbecue.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, no, no, no, no no, it's got to be
Speaker 1: pure brown sauce. It's also known in the UK is
Speaker 1: the strange name but Daddy sauce.
Speaker 4: Excuse me, Okay.
Speaker 1: You heard it. It is known as that. It says
Speaker 1: on the bottle of Daddy sauce. It's been going for
Speaker 1: like years, centuries, I think. All right, and so we
Speaker 1: need some recommendations. Best hot chip in town? Where do
Speaker 1: I go? Tania? Good morning, you're morning Christian.
Speaker 7: Welcome to Malvin.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Tony. Where should I go for
Speaker 1: the best hot chip?
Speaker 7: Ah, Honky Dories and Ringwood just on the top plat
Speaker 7: of h Land Chopping Center.
Speaker 1: Yep.
Speaker 7: Oh, it's an experience.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Now tell me about the chips. Describe it to us,
Speaker 1: get us excited. What's great about them? Soggy vinegar, salt.
Speaker 7: Oh, now you can eat and or you can take away.
Speaker 1: I prefer to take away. They're not the kind of
Speaker 1: you know, most of those chippies aren't the kind of
Speaker 1: place you want to you want to spend sort of
Speaker 1: garden furniture. They've got the.
Speaker 7: Chips are are a good sized chip and they cook them,
Speaker 7: you know, just right. It's not under just right. And
Speaker 7: oh so you can get it a nice drink salmon
Speaker 7: or you know, your normal normal fish or ah, and
Speaker 7: a salad with it as well. Oh no, they are
Speaker 7: and it's a personal they are personal there right, Okay.
Speaker 1: I'm getting hungry now? Does anyone else want a hot chips?
Speaker 1: I'm starving?
Speaker 3: Actually you agree with Tanya? I mean hungry dory do
Speaker 3: a good chip, but I wouldn't say it's the best
Speaker 3: chip in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't say it's the best chip.
Speaker 1: Right, okay, Tania, thank you very much for cool You.
Speaker 7: Have a great day you too, thank you.
Speaker 1: Bye bye now, but that may me blessed Tarania. But
Speaker 1: anyone else get the feeling? It was like you're going
Speaker 1: to buy you know, you chat to someone who's been
Speaker 1: in there drinking all day and all right, I'll try
Speaker 1: the fruit machine in a minute. Yeah, okay, get it? Yeah,
Speaker 1: my heart group. Good morning, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good? I hope you well this morning? Thanks for
Speaker 1: calling the show mate? And best chip? Where do you
Speaker 1: think I need to go?
Speaker 7: Seafood on Evans in Sunbury. They're absolutely awesome.
Speaker 8: They're crispy, they're they're tasty, they're salty.
Speaker 1: There they'll put lots of vinegar on if you.
Speaker 7: Want it, yep um, And they're just yummy. And I'm
Speaker 7: a Celiac. So they do gluten free days Tuesdays and Saturday.
Speaker 1: That's quite a few places. Now, this is brilliant, isn't it.
Speaker 1: They do gluten free ones.
Speaker 7: It really is, Christian.
Speaker 9: It's it's really good for people that have, you know.
Speaker 1: Autoimmune diseases like I do.
Speaker 5: And yeah, so they're the best and they've won the
Speaker 5: award for best.
Speaker 7: Fish and chip shop in I think Victoria.
Speaker 1: I'll go. Let's get on Google. We need to find
Speaker 1: out where these places the place to get. There is
Speaker 1: a competition, is there? That means it's going to be
Speaker 1: judges Christian. Yes, I need to become a judge. I
Speaker 1: get to try a load of hot chips. What do
Speaker 1: you judge, Christian?
Speaker 4: What year do you reckon?
Speaker 1: They won it last year two thousand and eight. You're
Speaker 1: a defending champ. That's always the best way to be.
Speaker 1: You're the belt holder some.
Speaker 7: Reason is the place to go, guys, look at that.
Speaker 1: Going You're crispiness is important. And what I like it
Speaker 1: when I open up my bag of chips, I like
Speaker 1: I like it. I know it's a good one. Right,
Speaker 1: there's that they've done the crispiness right and they haven't
Speaker 1: rushed it. When you get a few of those tiny
Speaker 1: little scraggly ones.
Speaker 5: Oh they're the best one.
Speaker 7: I agree with your pets.
Speaker 1: Yeah, who knew the such a big issue this. We've
Speaker 1: got a lot very passionate people calling up talking about
Speaker 1: hot chips this time of the morning. We've made everyone
Speaker 1: very hungry. All right, thank you very much for Conny,
Speaker 1: and that was great Margaret.
Speaker 7: Thanks Christian, have a good day guys.
Speaker 1: Right, we're gonna jump on Google. I need to find
Speaker 1: out more about the judges and now we come part
Speaker 1: of the judges for this year or next year.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three sat a text coming. Did anyone actually ask for
Speaker 1: Nickelback to be added to the playlist? Bad move? Gold
Speaker 1: not going to help booster ratings. That's amazing. When the
Speaker 1: next when the next book comes out of the radio
Speaker 1: survey ratings, do you think they're going to go back
Speaker 1: to the fourteenth of March ago? What the hell did
Speaker 1: he do? At six twenty five? We find out what
Speaker 1: were the someone blade, Nick or Mack.
Speaker 4: It's all downhill fish and have a big grab at night.
Speaker 1: We were doing really well till suddenly, Thursday six twenty five,
Speaker 1: someone played the N bomb on the radio on Bad
Speaker 1: Move Golds Day. Mystery On this day, okay today it
Speaker 1: is the fourteenth of March seventeenth, third day of the
Speaker 1: two hundred and ninety two days left on twenty nineteen.
Speaker 3: Don't waste them as a notable mention On this day
Speaker 3: in history. Nineteen eighty three, John bon Jovi and Richie
Speaker 3: Sambora formed what band.
Speaker 1: Bon Jovi? You say? What's it? Nickelback, Bad Move Gold.
Speaker 3: Actually their first their first name for John bon Jovi
Speaker 3: was going to be Johnny Electric.
Speaker 1: That's right, terrible name, terrible, no success for Johnny Electric.
Speaker 1: It's like a bad Nickelodeon show. It's four o'clock on
Speaker 1: a Saturday afternoon. Time fell the Latest Adventures of Johnny Electric.
Speaker 4: Rock and roll hits and seldom crime see.
Speaker 1: That's a great idea.
Speaker 3: The question for today is something that Australia holds a
Speaker 3: record that you may not even know about.
Speaker 4: All of us may not even know about.
Speaker 3: Somewhere in Australia we have the world's largest what cow.
Speaker 1: How is is it? Nickers? That mega cow in Perth?
Speaker 4: Hey, how'd you go when you holiday to Perth? Over
Speaker 4: some of you were.
Speaker 1: When we went over there, right towards Margaret River and
Speaker 1: we had a higher car, and I said the kids
Speaker 1: should we go and see suvering the farmer. I found
Speaker 1: his number. I got a hold of it through a journalist.
Speaker 1: I rang and left a couple of messages for him,
Speaker 1: offering him cash to come and see that mega cow. Nickers,
Speaker 1: I want to have my photo take connect to the
Speaker 1: count So the kids he never applied.
Speaker 5: Oh, he might have been busy milking.
Speaker 1: Well, he needs a couple do you know what ring
Speaker 1: a roses? You have to get a couple of buddies
Speaker 1: in to get your arms all hugging each other to
Speaker 1: milk one of those big old teats.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't have a machine big enough.
Speaker 3: It is not the world's largest cow. Have a listen
Speaker 3: to this gram so if it gives you any.
Speaker 6: Idea today, what we're revealing is the world's largest he's
Speaker 6: down playing it. He's downplaying it today. What we're revealing
Speaker 6: is the world's largest.
Speaker 4: Tunnel, not the world's largest tunnel.
Speaker 1: Is it today?
Speaker 6: What we're revealing is the world's.
Speaker 1: Largest slipping slide.
Speaker 4: Oh good guess I would love if Australia had that.
Speaker 5: But no string? Is it a ball of string?
Speaker 1: String?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: I think Jack he's been house trained by Hamishnandy. He's
Speaker 1: going to waste twenty minutes after we've already played Nickelback.
Speaker 1: We're going to try and claw back all the listeners
Speaker 1: of the player nickelback, I ask, is the world's largest
Speaker 1: Australia ball of string and there's a giant Australia's largest
Speaker 1: cat playing with it really happily.
Speaker 5: We've got a big pineapple and a big prawn and
Speaker 5: a dog in a tucker box.
Speaker 1: It makes sense to have a giant ball of string.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you.
Speaker 6: Guess any of the day what we're revealing is the
Speaker 6: world's largest.
Speaker 1: Ball of string. Why is anyone taking a photo the
Speaker 1: press conference unveiling it.
Speaker 4: I'll give you an extra clue.
Speaker 3: That's the South Australian Government making that announcement. South Australian
Speaker 3: Government building the world's largest What.
Speaker 5: For a mug wind farm?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: No more? Guess is in ho more guesses? What have
Speaker 1: you got it? Right? Checks with him? Come on, you
Speaker 1: know the radio rules nine four one four one o
Speaker 1: four three nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 2: What do you think The answer is The Christian O'Connell
Speaker 2: breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three On this.
Speaker 1: Day Mystery, On this day, Welcome to our daily history feature.
Speaker 1: On This Day Mystery. Each morning one of us is
Speaker 1: in charge of it, taking you back in time and
Speaker 1: ask you a question. Today Jack Post.
Speaker 4: The fourteenth of March.
Speaker 3: On this day in history, the South Australian government announced
Speaker 3: they would build the world's largest.
Speaker 6: What today, what we're revealing is the world's largest.
Speaker 1: Jo I saw on the news over the weekend, the
Speaker 1: world's largest pizza. Yep, it was huge and it still
Speaker 1: looks absolutely amazing. I'm obsessed with things that are the
Speaker 1: world's largest. You've watched those TV shows like Mega structures.
Speaker 4: As big as like living room or as big as
Speaker 4: the MCG were. How big is big?
Speaker 1: Not as big as the MCG because then you've got
Speaker 1: to think about obviously the oven to go and cook
Speaker 1: it in. Oh yeah, but it was still I reckon
Speaker 1: this thing was twenty feet across.
Speaker 4: Where did they cook it in? World's biggest saven.
Speaker 1: Well's bigg as oven. Yeah, all right, so let's go
Speaker 1: to lines. Johnny boy, good morning, Come on, Kristen, good morning,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show. And what do you think was
Speaker 1: unveiled than the world's largest what on the stone? History? Oh?
Speaker 5: Rock is rock?
Speaker 4: This Australian government did not, does not.
Speaker 1: Or invented under a blanket?
Speaker 5: True?
Speaker 1: See John? Yeah? Is he kidding us?
Speaker 5: Points for trying?
Speaker 1: What that just happened? Going up the radio show. I've
Speaker 1: got an answer for them. I know the answer.
Speaker 6: This just played the clip today. What we're revealing is
Speaker 6: the world's largest good it rock?
Speaker 1: Oh my word, amazing, Thank you John for that. What
Speaker 1: that cheered us up? Sandy? Good morning, Good morning, Christian,
Speaker 1: Good morning, Sandy. How are you well? Welcome to the show, mate.
Speaker 1: And what do you think wasn't veiled today in history?
Speaker 8: I think it might have been a lobster.
Speaker 6: Yes, today, what we're revealing is the world's largest lobster.
Speaker 3: He's very serious for announcing a lobster. They do have
Speaker 3: a huge lobster in It's massive. It is not the
Speaker 3: right answer, Sandy, tough.
Speaker 1: Look Sandy, A lot of people calling in this morning
Speaker 1: trying to guess that Shane's one of them as well.
Speaker 1: Good morning Shane, good morning Christian, Jack and past Now
Speaker 1: yeah we're good and I have you well buddy, And
Speaker 1: what do you think the answer is?
Speaker 3: Well, I was going to say battery the world's largest
Speaker 3: lithium ion battery.
Speaker 1: Green, I mean, why not earn a shame, We'll give
Speaker 1: you a prize. But Jack, I thought Patsy was that
Speaker 1: was too dull. A giant ball of string about letium
Speaker 1: ion battery.
Speaker 4: It gets interesting, it gets interesting.
Speaker 1: John bon Jovi, what was bon Jovi going to be called?
Speaker 1: If they weren't called that? Now, that's that would have
Speaker 1: been a better question. Johnny Electric.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you how the biggest battery in South
Speaker 3: Australia came to be because they kept having.
Speaker 1: Black unsubscribe to this radio link they had from the
Speaker 1: mailing list right now.
Speaker 3: They had many blackouts in South Australia. Then someone on
Speaker 3: Twitter said, hey, Tesla does these batteries, and then Elon
Speaker 3: Musk wrote back, hey, I'll build your batteries. I'll build
Speaker 3: a battery grid in South Australia, solve your whole problem.
Speaker 3: Over Twitter, someone said, are you seriously said I'll build
Speaker 3: it in one hundred days or it's free and so
Speaker 3: the contract was done over Twitter and then Elon Musk
Speaker 3: flies in builds it in sixty three days and now
Speaker 3: it's still there to back up their backup power for
Speaker 3: South Austraia when they have rolling plays.
Speaker 1: So it really is the world's largest battery. And how
Speaker 1: big is it? Is it bigger than the world's largest
Speaker 1: pizza or ball of string? It looks lobster.
Speaker 4: It looks bigger than all of those. I do not
Speaker 4: have the facts on hand, but who.
Speaker 1: Are your pats? You have another two hour and look
Speaker 1: on the internet yesterday.
Speaker 4: It's big. It looks like a couple of football fields.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, it's big.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure it's work though, because they still have
Speaker 5: blackouts there.
Speaker 1: Someone call Muskie back.
Speaker 4: That's the Musk.
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Speaker 3: There's so many good songs with the word holiday in
Speaker 3: the title or in the lyrics.
Speaker 1: Why did we go with this? Is this like a
Speaker 1: TV theme tune? It feels like an at TV theme
Speaker 1: tune for a TV show that would have been on
Speaker 1: like a Sunday night regional one. I'll go with her though,
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Speaker 1: Next time you hear Police every breath, you take your
Speaker 1: chance to call in nine four one four. I don't know,
Speaker 1: I won't I my voice is breaking. Finally nine four
Speaker 1: one four one o four to three your chance to
Speaker 1: call it win today's trip to Queensland. I was right.
Speaker 1: The cheesy music they suddenly put in there Christian music
Speaker 1: was from a show filmed in Melbourne in the eighties
Speaker 1: called Holiday Island. Can I please have a mug? Helen Naylor?
Speaker 1: Yes she can, You can have a mug? All right,
Speaker 1: Today's show then hours time. We've got a brilliant, brand
Speaker 1: new isolated vocal in the next hour We're also going
Speaker 1: to go back to our new favorite feature with you,
Speaker 1: which is Don't Judge Me. But last week we found
Speaker 1: out about a phrase called Hector time. Do you remember
Speaker 1: that was this time last week? We do it now
Speaker 1: movie come as well on Thursday night before that. Though,
Speaker 1: sometimes there are certain things in a relationship you were
Speaker 1: just banned from doing or having. And yesterday I met
Speaker 1: up with a friend of mine and he turned up
Speaker 1: on a Harley Davidson motorbike. I didn't know he had one,
Speaker 1: and his nineteen year old son has been learning to
Speaker 1: ride on it, and I do you know he had
Speaker 1: a license. But it was a beautiful Harley Davidson motorbike,
Speaker 1: and it was a very different kind of Harley had,
Speaker 1: like a beautiful matte black finish. I think it's burnished metal.
Speaker 1: The only reason I know so much about it is
Speaker 1: because I aspire to have a motorbike. And now I
Speaker 1: live in an area where you want to go cruising
Speaker 1: around and you know, go out to the peninsula. You know,
Speaker 1: I just I'd love that, And I said to God,
Speaker 1: I'd love one of these. He won't sit on it,
Speaker 1: and I sat on it, and I simply said to
Speaker 1: he goes, what don't you get one? I just went
Speaker 1: and then the conversation ended very abruptly. I said, I'm
Speaker 1: not allowed one. Mummy won't let me have one. Mummy
Speaker 1: in this story is my wife a couple years ago,
Speaker 1: and I said, I want to get motorbikes. She said, well,
Speaker 1: look when the kids are eighteen. Right, when the kids
Speaker 1: are eighteen, it's up to you what you do with
Speaker 1: your body in your life, and if you have an
Speaker 1: accident that you've got them as far as eighteen a
Speaker 1: reminder of that. When we moved, I said, now I
Speaker 1: really want to get motorbikes when they're twenty one. I
Speaker 1: went the three years now, it's not at all, never yep.
Speaker 1: And she even got me to speak to a surgeon
Speaker 1: friend of ours as well. He said, we call men
Speaker 1: your age organ donors that get motorbikes. We see them
Speaker 1: in here every week and just have about He said,
Speaker 1: it's not you. You can be a safer motorbike rider
Speaker 1: in the world ride people just are idiots on their
Speaker 1: phones in cars. Now that same it's not It's not
Speaker 1: the ride of twenty years ago. There weren't as many
Speaker 1: accidents with their motorcyclist as there are now and the
Speaker 1: thing that's changed, he said, it's actually worse than drink driving,
Speaker 1: which is of course terrible, is idiots on their phones
Speaker 1: not checking the wing mirrors. And I see all the
Speaker 1: time now we all know not to do it. I
Speaker 1: see these these these parents and school pickers. They've got
Speaker 1: their kids and these massive, oversized souped up four by fours.
Speaker 1: They're actually holding the phone going over a roundabout, going
Speaker 1: across the juncture, charging nuts.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So anyway, I'm not allowed to have a motorbike.
Speaker 5: Well the stats are bad for motorbikes and Victoria so
Speaker 5: you know, I think she's a wise woman.
Speaker 1: One day to slip it into the right text. Are
Speaker 1: going you're listening right now and you just think going.
Speaker 1: It's incredibly safe, the safest place in the world to
Speaker 1: its bayside.
Speaker 4: You can get one of those razor scooters in Steack.
Speaker 1: That's hardy, is it? It's not too catty Vespa going
Speaker 1: to get a baby Chino somewhere.
Speaker 4: I even met the foot push ones.
Speaker 1: You know, micro scooter No so one of them this morning,
Speaker 1: who like me, isn't allowed to have something. What are
Speaker 1: you not allowed to have? Are you banned from anything
Speaker 1: by beanchor your wife.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm not allowed to have aircon. We have no call.
Speaker 1: Are you in a prison? Knocker?
Speaker 4: We're not allowed to have airc on. She wants are
Speaker 4: you living Wentworth?
Speaker 3: She wants fans or this thing called evaporative calling a
Speaker 3: friendlier for the environment way, which I understand acon.
Speaker 1: Is bad, But I say, when it seems a friendly
Speaker 1: for the environment, Yet the grandkids sort all that stuff
Speaker 1: out when we're not around to be threw in the planet.
Speaker 1: That's their problem.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, not allowed to have it.
Speaker 3: And now because I'm not allowed to have it, I
Speaker 3: want it so badly and I can plain and kicking,
Speaker 3: scream like a child and a pup.
Speaker 1: Night a tantrum. All right, give us a call the
Speaker 1: sorning come out like us. Then? What are you not
Speaker 1: allowed to have as an adult? Nine four one four
Speaker 1: one four three Give me a call nine four one
Speaker 1: o four three? What are you not allowed to have?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three?
Speaker 1: What are you not allowed to have as an adult?
Speaker 1: I'm not allowed a motorbike. Alex is not allowed to
Speaker 1: have KFC. There's something funny about grown up adults, you
Speaker 1: know when you're ten. Yeah, okay, on forty five. But
Speaker 1: this guy had an old Joe. Alex, she's not allowed
Speaker 1: to have KFC. I think that's great because the thing is, Alex,
Speaker 1: wherever you are right now, listen to my words. You
Speaker 1: could go and just have a KFC today. But there's
Speaker 1: that worries that you get found out and then be
Speaker 1: told off. And even though you're grown ass man, you
Speaker 1: still don't like being told off by skype my mom.
Speaker 1: The day my mom started to tell me off about
Speaker 1: something and how she felt like I was a kid,
Speaker 1: And I'm why am I reacting like this? I don't
Speaker 1: need to worry about my mum telling me, but I
Speaker 1: still did. Shane's not Shane can't is too busy on
Speaker 1: the roads right now, can't talk safely. But Shane is
Speaker 1: not allowed to have a race horse. That seems like
Speaker 1: quite a legit one. It seems like it's a pet terrapin,
Speaker 1: is it? Peter? Good morning? Good morning, I'm good Peter.
Speaker 1: I hope you well, buddy, Thanks for calling the show. Peter.
Speaker 1: What are you not allowed to have?
Speaker 8: I swear which you mean a single man saying you're
Speaker 8: me and you're bag inside it.
Speaker 1: And you're not allowed to have it. Is there any
Speaker 1: reason why he's just been banned?
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm not allowed to have it because I'll put
Speaker 8: it on the back of the bike and I'll take
Speaker 8: off for the weekend and right you'll be Steplly.
Speaker 1: That'll be the last few sees of you.
Speaker 4: So any blanket band on camping gear, Peter, no camping.
Speaker 8: I've always been been camping as a kid, always through
Speaker 8: in my life.
Speaker 3: And I'm sixty years of age now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, good on you, all right, Peter, th actually call me. Thanks, Matt,
Speaker 1: see you Christians, see everybody. Have a good day. Janelle, Janelle,
Speaker 1: good morning, Good morning, Janelle. Welcome to the show. What
Speaker 1: are you not allowed to have?
Speaker 9: Not me?
Speaker 1: My husband. I also won't let him have a motorbike,
Speaker 1: and if he comes home with mine, he better have.
Speaker 8: Divorce papers as well.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is what I'm frying off. You know, you
Speaker 1: do not go against a lady. So it's again you
Speaker 1: worried about his safety.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and he plays me on it all the time too.
Speaker 7: He's like, oh, maybe I'll get this one.
Speaker 5: I'm like, no, you will not.
Speaker 7: I want my son to grow up with a far
Speaker 7: so yeah, I just important.
Speaker 1: Ah knows he's loved and valued.
Speaker 4: Sometimes do you reckon You could hide a motorbike.
Speaker 3: Remember you had that guy ride in about his corvette.
Speaker 3: Then he kept in a garage.
Speaker 1: A friend of mine, right, was a top level, top
Speaker 1: level Premiership football player, I mean multi millionaire, and he
Speaker 1: wasn't allowed a motorbike for insurance reason because the club
Speaker 1: had paid and they didn't want him go around to
Speaker 1: Harley Davison during the week and his wife said not
Speaker 1: to get them as well. But this guy is this
Speaker 1: was his first wife of three and he got one
Speaker 1: anyway and hid it in a friend's lock up and
Speaker 1: he would literally have a change of clothing. He'd ever
Speaker 1: go and have a shower somewhere. This went on for
Speaker 1: six months. It was, like he said, he would get
Speaker 1: so panicky, like he was having an affair with this
Speaker 1: Ducati motorbike and he would go around there. One day
Speaker 1: a paparazzi spotted in a motorbike put it on front
Speaker 1: page of the newspaper the next day, and that's how
Speaker 1: he found out. And it was the beginning of the
Speaker 1: end of his first marriage. Was at the affair. I
Speaker 1: think he got sighted in in legal Lord divorce all
Speaker 1: in the UK, you've probably the same here. You can
Speaker 1: cite unreasonable behavior. And the evidence of exhibit eight was
Speaker 1: the photo. It was the beginning of the end of it.
Speaker 1: He had been doing some other stuff. It wasn't just
Speaker 1: a motorbike. He had shacked up somewhere else as well.
Speaker 1: That's a different story. All right, kick the course coming then?
Speaker 1: What are you not allowed to have? Nine one o
Speaker 1: four three The.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three Brian Adams here next Thursday night, Rod Laver Arena.
Speaker 1: Tickets are available through ticker Tech. We have some for
Speaker 1: you every single day this week. You can win them
Speaker 1: this morning by confessing sharing something with us where we
Speaker 1: promise you no judgment, no judgment whatsoever. And we've been
Speaker 1: starting this for the last couple of weeks and there
Speaker 1: have been some amazing ones have listened to these, some
Speaker 1: of our favorites so far in don't Judge Me but Conalls.
Speaker 8: Don't judge me but christ and don't judge me but
Speaker 8: For the last eight months have been having nap around
Speaker 8: the corner after work after telling my fiance that I
Speaker 8: haven't finished work yet. Don't judge me, but I find
Speaker 8: if my candy bars are too cold, I'll stick them
Speaker 8: down my pants to warm them up.
Speaker 1: Christian, don't judge me, but on the weekend, I normally
Speaker 1: set my alarm for about eight until my wife's around six.
Speaker 1: I know this year won't get up, and then I've
Speaker 1: got a few hours, just some heck of time. Don't
Speaker 1: judge me, but I used to black eating sandwiches on
Speaker 1: the toilet. So I'd go in there, have my lunch,
Speaker 1: read a book, and then when I was finished eating,
Speaker 1: and then I'd clean myself up afterwards. That's perfect. You're taking,
Speaker 1: you're out taking. Let's being taken out seat.
Speaker 4: It's a nightclub for Lily. Let him one out, all right.
Speaker 1: So that's some of my favorites so far. We're looking
Speaker 1: for some fresh runs now. Best one we get between
Speaker 1: now and I'll give it to's going to see Brian
Speaker 1: Adams live next week nine four one oh four three.
Speaker 1: You got something you want to share, I'll kick your off.
Speaker 3: We have moved into a house around Christmas time, letting
Speaker 3: the backyard get a bit overgrown because we haven't landscaped yet.
Speaker 3: I haven't done a dog poo pick up in the
Speaker 3: backyard since we've been living there.
Speaker 5: Hello, oh that smell must be bad.
Speaker 1: It's just rough, not just that it's I thought.
Speaker 4: There's no judgment.
Speaker 1: I find this one the hardest ever.
Speaker 4: There's no judgment.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, but that is you know.
Speaker 5: I think of Paul Luna should be running out of
Speaker 5: spots to do a biz.
Speaker 1: God, that is rough.
Speaker 4: I'll do it this week. And that's a promise to
Speaker 4: everybody we call it.
Speaker 1: Don't judge you, but I'm sorry. Okay, but I did
Speaker 1: judge you there. That is rough.
Speaker 5: You'll need one of those weally being plastic bags when
Speaker 5: you do it.
Speaker 1: Judge your mansion, a massive one to get like a
Speaker 1: giant shove or like a JCB some sort of digger
Speaker 1: to pick up all the justion amount of poop. Oh, okay,
Speaker 1: don't judge you, but the feature is called bad example.
Speaker 1: But don't judge you. But nine four one for one
Speaker 1: oh four three, what do you want to share with us?
Speaker 1: No judgment? Nine four one for one oh four three.
Speaker 1: Best one gets tickets to go and see Brian Adams, The.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three we are still feeling the after glow of what
Speaker 1: you did yesterday again, and there's ten thousand dollars in
Speaker 1: just a matter of hours. So that little Reagan, little
Speaker 1: three and a half year old Reagan who's got autism,
Speaker 1: can have this smart pub This assistant dog A not
Speaker 1: assistant dogs. He's got an assistant who's a dog. I
Speaker 1: would love to pa a pup assistant. Can you go
Speaker 1: pick up my dry cleaning please? Boris an assistance dog.
Speaker 1: These are dogs that are especially trained for about twelve
Speaker 1: months to eighteen months by a brilliant volunteer company called
Speaker 1: Smart Pups and the family. We're trying to raise it
Speaker 1: for a little bit four three and a half, the
Speaker 1: old Reagan, so he's hopefully god it has trained up
Speaker 1: the time we go to were junior school and they
Speaker 1: were struggling to get together at the twenty thousand. But
Speaker 1: you got the money yesterday on the show. And there
Speaker 1: is a part two. We'll have a full recap after
Speaker 1: eight o'clock this morning, but there is a part two.
Speaker 1: It was already extraordinary what you did yesterday. And then
Speaker 1: about an hour after the show, a stranger walked into
Speaker 1: this radio station and I still I'm struggling. I've actually
Speaker 1: trying to I don't write anything down, but I just
Speaker 1: write the odd words. Sometimes I try to actually write
Speaker 1: down words to describe to you the best how we're
Speaker 1: all feeling twenty four hours on from what happened. Other
Speaker 1: than wow, wow, isn't enough you wait, you hear this story.
Speaker 1: It WI will always remain whatever happens to me and
Speaker 1: the rest of my years in radio, it will always
Speaker 1: remain the most amazing thing I've ever ever experienced. It's
Speaker 1: it's surreal, isn't it. I can't believe it actually happened.
Speaker 1: But a stranger walks into the radio station yesterday is
Speaker 1: to start the story we've got to you and what
Speaker 1: was been an ex straordinary twenty four hours yesterday. But
Speaker 1: more on that after I right now, then we're doing this,
Speaker 1: Christian o'connells, don't judge me, but just remember everyone, it's
Speaker 1: a judgment free zone. Okay, Pats, Yeah, let's go to
Speaker 1: the line. We've got Samantha on the line and wanted
Speaker 1: Samantha Morney. Good morning, Samantha. Okay, don't judge me, but
Speaker 1: what have you got for us?
Speaker 7: I said my brother in law, a sympathy card when
Speaker 7: he got married to his wife.
Speaker 1: We can't judge, no, No, I can ask ask questions
Speaker 1: because I've heard about this happening before. I always wondered
Speaker 1: who would do such a thing.
Speaker 8: But yeah, oh she got married Christmas bloody eve.
Speaker 9: In the city. It was from the country.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I don't like her still, and we're talking
Speaker 1: present tents, not past tense. You didn't like her, then
Speaker 1: you like her.
Speaker 7: I'll get used to it ten years on.
Speaker 1: Aren't you mind about them hearing this on the radio?
Speaker 5: We haven't got many listening straight away, so it doesn't
Speaker 5: matter what.
Speaker 1: Samantha. We must never fall out with you. I still
Speaker 1: deny it, right, Okay, Samantha, thank you very much. That's
Speaker 1: an amazing one. I think you've got the anti Today
Speaker 1: chat with the not doing the dog poop pit cup story. Tina,
Speaker 1: Good morning.
Speaker 7: Morning, Christian. Don't judge me, but I eat filers from
Speaker 7: people's gardens.
Speaker 5: You can't eat some though, can't, you like in salads
Speaker 5: and stuff.
Speaker 1: Not that type. I just eat whatever's growing in people's
Speaker 1: garden to say, you'll see them, you know, nice rose bush.
Speaker 1: You'll go in there and have a nibble or yeah.
Speaker 7: So I'll just pick a pedal and as I walk,
Speaker 7: I'll just just wind.
Speaker 1: To chew on it and eat it. Is that daily
Speaker 1: once a week on some month?
Speaker 8: Well, yeah, I go, I go for a walk three
Speaker 8: times in the week. So I just say, something that's
Speaker 8: in bloom or is colored, all right?
Speaker 1: And if I was to present you with a bouquet
Speaker 1: of flowers will be your favorite go to snack? What
Speaker 1: would I get you? Kind It doesn't work like that.
Speaker 7: It just needs to be growing out of the ground.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, just you know. Okay, so we were going
Speaker 1: out on a date or any think and I went
Speaker 1: to my lovely friend, here, have a bowl of roses
Speaker 1: please and some highest sense as a side order.
Speaker 7: Well, well, just anything that's colored and just growing over
Speaker 7: the fin.
Speaker 1: Yeah no, why not? Exactly good view, Tina, Thank you
Speaker 1: very much for showing it this morning.
Speaker 8: OK, no worries.
Speaker 3: I think it's a there's a Simpsons episode where Homer
Speaker 3: eats flowers the toilet.
Speaker 1: That's right.
Speaker 4: Didn't think that was real life.
Speaker 1: Adele, Good morning, Adele, Good morning Christian.
Speaker 9: Don't judge me. But when my boyfriend leaves the house,
Speaker 9: by making leave the T shirt here so I can
Speaker 9: smell it when he's gone us.
Speaker 1: So that's cute. That's really nice. And I don't to
Speaker 1: be judgmental here, but I'm guessing you're only just going
Speaker 1: out with him.
Speaker 9: Yes, but we were. It's a it's a good love
Speaker 9: story because we went out when we were teenagers and
Speaker 9: we've reaching our own and for adults.
Speaker 1: Ah, that is lovely. Yeah. I mean if I left
Speaker 1: a T shirt my wife to smell me now after
Speaker 1: twenty years of marriage, she just put that in the Wah,
Speaker 1: you simply smell. It's not I want to I want
Speaker 1: to be reminded of a smell. It's just simply you smell.
Speaker 1: You go from want I want to remember your smell
Speaker 1: that you actually smell. Ah. That's a lovely one, Adele,
Speaker 1: thank you all right. So who are we going to
Speaker 1: give the Brian Adams tickets to? Is our friend the cow? Sorry,
Speaker 1: not that the cow is eating the flowers?
Speaker 4: What the person saving flowers eaving them?
Speaker 1: She's just having a nivel on them. The nature's flowers,
Speaker 1: aren't they? Yeah, given to her, Tina, you get the
Speaker 1: Brian Adams tickets. Okay, coming up after eight o'clock. We've
Speaker 1: got a brilliant brand new isolated vocal if you've never
Speaker 1: heard them before, here are some of the highlights. We
Speaker 1: just play out a isolated vocal track, a brilliant singer
Speaker 1: doing their bare vocal performance, and then we played the
Speaker 1: original songs taken from some highlights. Don't stop Believe then high.
Speaker 9: Steel, be.
Speaker 10: Really easy, Tonight.
Speaker 1: Start tonight.
Speaker 10: Upon a time I was falling a lot.
Speaker 1: Now I'm only falling apart. I began dream.
Speaker 4: Feel I see them very walkin.
Speaker 1: Oh my amazing. Got a brand new one coming up
Speaker 1: in five minutes. Time stick with us and Gold one
Speaker 1: A four point.
Speaker 2: Three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point.
Speaker 1: Three tough for this week's isolated vocal. This is a
Speaker 1: great one. By Well. He's been known as John Cougar,
Speaker 1: John Cougar, Mellencamp, Johnny Cougar as well, now known as
Speaker 1: John Mellencamp, which is the original name. His manager just
Speaker 1: changed his name one day without him and telling him
Speaker 1: to Johnny Cougar, and throughout the eighties and early nineties
Speaker 1: he was known as John Cougar and John Cougar Mellencamp,
Speaker 1: but he's actually John Mellencamp. Now anyway. This is the
Speaker 1: isolated vocal raw raw powerful singer. I've heard this song
Speaker 1: and played this song too many times, but hearing this
Speaker 1: it takes you back to the original kind of emotion
Speaker 1: in it. This is brilliant from Johnny Cougar now John
Speaker 1: Mellencamp and hurt so good and.
Speaker 10: Talking no big deals, a man, no player myself.
Speaker 1: I ain't talking no how heals.
Speaker 10: Maybe we could have walking around all day long, walk
Speaker 10: around all day long.
Speaker 1: Hur's so good?
Speaker 10: Come on me, make it hurts so good. Sometimes love
Speaker 10: don't feel like it.
Speaker 1: Should you make it? Hur's so good? That's all good?
Speaker 10: Come on baby, now, come on men, make it hurts
Speaker 10: so good. Sometimes don't feel like it.
Speaker 1: Should you make it? Hur's so good. When we do
Speaker 1: these ilad vocals, it reminds you sometimes of a voice
Speaker 1: that you've heard a thousand times, and it almost becomes
Speaker 1: over familiar. When you hear that, you win. What an
Speaker 1: amazing voice. He's got such a powerful kind of country,
Speaker 1: lived in world weary voice as well.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breck a show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three.
Speaker 1: Be careful these days what you see on the internet.
Speaker 1: I was about to get excited and going it's coming
Speaker 1: to Myrabin at the end of the year. And I
Speaker 1: went on his official site. It's a tribute band in Marabin,
Speaker 1: John Mellencamp.
Speaker 5: Come, They're brilliant. Is that Scarecrow?
Speaker 1: It's not scarecrow, it's another one to see John Mellencamp's story. Okay,
Speaker 1: I got excited at first thought he was going Kansas,
Speaker 1: New York speacane and then just hopping over nowhere else
Speaker 1: in Australia's down the road from me, and see it's
Speaker 1: fine all the way out here. Is he vide into
Speaker 1: that airport they've got out there, that little run.
Speaker 3: That's actually cool that he doesn't make a big fuss
Speaker 3: about posters everywhere.
Speaker 1: As Johnny Cougar. That's what I love about Mellencamp. It
Speaker 1: just likes to rock to Morabin. November the twenty third.
Speaker 1: Part of me still thinks he might actually show up.
Speaker 1: I'm going to go to the show November the twenty third.
Speaker 1: All right, let's go back to yesterday's show and what's
Speaker 1: been going on this week on the show and super
Speaker 1: grand Jeanette and her daughter Mariah, but most of all
Speaker 1: were lovely three and a half year old little Reagan
Speaker 1: Janette contacted me and she was after some tickets, any
Speaker 1: tickets I could give her Fleetwood Mac tickets at the
Speaker 1: time that she could use to sell off talks and
Speaker 1: off trying to raise money to get this assistance dog.
Speaker 1: These dogs that children with special needs can have to
Speaker 1: makes a huge difference in their lives. These dogs that
Speaker 1: get trained up takes about eighteen months. They do these
Speaker 1: amazing things. We've found out this week. Smart Pups is
Speaker 1: the organization they've been trying to raise money raise the
Speaker 1: twenty thousand dollars which covers the training. Because it's so
Speaker 1: highly specialized. These dogs can be trained to their tether
Speaker 1: to these kids that need out, so if they go off,
Speaker 1: they will run away, or the dogs will act as
Speaker 1: an actual physical anchor to slow them down. They can
Speaker 1: sleep with them at night time to just soothe them.
Speaker 1: If you're a pet owner and you've got a dog
Speaker 1: that we all have on the show, you know what
Speaker 1: it's like. How the young conditional love they give us
Speaker 1: a little child who's scared and need some help, they
Speaker 1: give them even more. But it takes a lot of
Speaker 1: time and money to train them up, and they had
Speaker 1: to try and raise twenty thousand dollars, And when Janette
Speaker 1: sent me an email, I had a look on the
Speaker 1: Facebook page and I saw there were like three or
Speaker 1: four hundred dollars. They've been trying to do everything they could,
Speaker 1: and we called her up on Tuesday show.
Speaker 7: If you missed it, we've only got about seven hundred,
Speaker 7: and we've got some floats for the sausage sizzle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you've been doing you certainly seven hundred. You
Speaker 1: still had to bust a gut to get those. Haven't
Speaker 1: you been doing this socisor aren't you doing like uber
Speaker 1: on the side as well.
Speaker 7: Yes, I'm doing that at night, but I haven't discussed
Speaker 7: that with her.
Speaker 5: She does not know about that, oh Is.
Speaker 7: She thinks that I'm just doing it for extra money.
Speaker 1: You're super grandh do what I can. This is what
Speaker 1: we're going to do. Delis. Are you sat down? No,
Speaker 1: I'm do I have to sit I would sit down.
Speaker 9: I'm starting to cheer up, Christian.
Speaker 1: I'm going to give you ten thousand dollars towards the
Speaker 1: twenty thousand, and Jeanette, I haven't got planned yet because
Speaker 1: obviously I'm trying to put this together. I'm going to
Speaker 1: do everything I can to try and get you the
Speaker 1: other ten thousand dollars as well.
Speaker 7: Oh my god, I could marry you right now.
Speaker 1: So let's fast forward to what happened on yesterday's show.
Speaker 1: So that was Tuesday, after long weekends. I called Jeanette
Speaker 1: telling her that we'd give her a ten thousand, but
Speaker 1: we need to try and get together the other ten thousand,
Speaker 1: and then later on by the end of the show said, look,
Speaker 1: we'd do it by the end of this week. The
Speaker 1: plan was, would you help us out? Can you help
Speaker 1: us raise the other ten thousand, and we thought this
Speaker 1: might take days. We were coming up with ideas. You
Speaker 1: were calling in with various ideas that what we could do, auctions,
Speaker 1: car washes, all kinds of brilliant ideas, and that's what
Speaker 1: we were planning to do tomorrow's show to get ten
Speaker 1: thousand dollars. Within about sixteen seventeen hours of that phone
Speaker 1: call with Jeanette, you'd raised more than ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Some of the people's stories about their five dollars, which
Speaker 1: means just as much as five hundred dollars. A thousand
Speaker 1: dollars that we got from Cindy Wright at the end
Speaker 1: yesterday at about twenty past day are so warming and
Speaker 1: life affirming. I urge you to go on to the page.
Speaker 1: You can click through from our website Gold one four
Speaker 1: to three dot com dot AU if you're in a
Speaker 1: tough spot right now. I'm not saying it will change everything,
Speaker 1: but it might just give you a little bit of hope.
Speaker 1: It's amazing the stuff that people have done. The stories
Speaker 1: we've got why they want to give a bit of
Speaker 1: money to Jeanette and little Reagan is something really special.
Speaker 1: So you did it all. It's unbelieving and if you
Speaker 1: missed it, doesn't this just warm you heart. When we
Speaker 1: called Jeanette yesterday supergrand the uber driver, this old girl.
Speaker 1: She doesn't want to be calling it out. We're still
Speaker 1: getting married tomorrow. By the way, I've had to get
Speaker 1: married to her, she says, uber driving. She drives those
Speaker 1: what are those great big mega.
Speaker 5: Trucks called road trains.
Speaker 1: Road trains she drove at the end of the day
Speaker 1: yesterday when we spoke to her from Perth on a
Speaker 1: road train. Anyway, This was her reaction when we called
Speaker 1: her up yesterday.
Speaker 9: I'm never normally lost for the words Christian, but.
Speaker 7: I just cannot believe the generosity. I'm sorry, the generosity
Speaker 7: of people todays.
Speaker 1: So that's what you did. Then we called up our
Speaker 1: daughter Mariah.
Speaker 8: It means the world.
Speaker 7: You're just going to make things so much easier. Thing
Speaker 7: and for myself, like I struggle, like I don't admit
Speaker 7: it very often, but I struggle a lot with him
Speaker 7: to hiding closed doors.
Speaker 1: I was just going to make a world of a difference. Ah,
Speaker 1: it will, and that's why people have wanted to help out.
Speaker 1: It really will, so world, Thank you very much. Everyone's
Speaker 1: donated and is still donating, and that's why there is
Speaker 1: a part two to this amazing story, which is already extraordinary.
Speaker 1: So we finished yesterday's show, and this is if you'll
Speaker 1: listen to it and you'll move in a certain way.
Speaker 1: And I'm still getting emails some people that have been
Speaker 1: moved about what's happened and just just witnessing it and
Speaker 1: hearing it. Imagine us. At the end of the show,
Speaker 1: we didn't really know what to say. We're just kind
Speaker 1: of like it was just a quiet kind of aftershock
Speaker 1: and and afterglow of just being witnessed to it all.
Speaker 1: Yesterday's show A subscribed to my wife. It didn't feel
Speaker 1: like we actually did the show. The show happened, and
Speaker 1: we would just happen to be witnessing all this amazing
Speaker 1: kindness that was coming in. And then an hour later
Speaker 1: a stranger turned up here at the radio station. And
Speaker 1: this is an amazing, amazing story that I'm still trying
Speaker 1: to process now. And it's a day later. You wait
Speaker 1: to hear about this. This dude that just wandered in
Speaker 1: yesterday and he really did, just wandering in work boots,
Speaker 1: a HIVIZ jacket, didn't want to hang around because he
Speaker 1: had a job to go back to. But what he
Speaker 1: handed to us, it's something like it's a miracle story.
Speaker 1: We'll tell you what happened next.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 1: All right, just been going back through some of the
Speaker 1: messages that people were kind enough to donate when we
Speaker 1: were asking you to try and help us raise the
Speaker 1: extra ten thousand dollars so the little three and a
Speaker 1: half year old Reagan could get a smart pup to
Speaker 1: help him with his fight against autism. And you raised
Speaker 1: it within about twenty hours, which is incredible. So many
Speaker 1: amazing stories came out of it. There was the homeless
Speaker 1: guy in his truck who donated five bucks and was apologetic, saying,
Speaker 1: you wish to gild give more, but you can't. That's
Speaker 1: a homeless guy living in a truck. Someonell you or
Speaker 1: I might have seeing. We always judge them. You don't
Speaker 1: really think of the person, do you, or the backstory
Speaker 1: or what's put them there. But cared, That's the most
Speaker 1: important thing. You don't need to say sorry. You cared.
Speaker 1: You gived to be part of something bigger than himself
Speaker 1: and all of us, which was amazing. Then there was
Speaker 1: this message yesterday. I'm getting so many emails about this
Speaker 1: from a lady called Joe Parisis, and she just said this.
Speaker 1: My little boy would be turning eleven this month. They
Speaker 1: usually make a donation his name for his birthday, as
Speaker 1: I don't get to give him a present. This morning,
Speaker 1: I was driving to work, he visited me in the
Speaker 1: form of a beautiful rainbow and a golden sunrise. Whilst
Speaker 1: I was listening to gold and Christian called up super
Speaker 1: Grand to say that they've got the money, all the
Speaker 1: best a little Reagan. I hope he goes on to
Speaker 1: have a very full and happy life. How amazing is that?
Speaker 1: So mixed all of this and we were just sort
Speaker 1: of trying to put it all together yesterday when the
Speaker 1: show ended, and we're all just kind of like, I
Speaker 1: kind of lost for words that were just happened. And
Speaker 1: then about an hour after the end of the show,
Speaker 1: we're going to buzz from reception that a man called
Speaker 1: Patrick is here to see us now. Man Kael Patrick
Speaker 1: had called Tuesday and said that he had access to
Speaker 1: some gold that he was going to sell during the
Speaker 1: day and give us the cash and gold that he
Speaker 1: just had around his house that was worth ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: And I've got to be honest, Me and the team
Speaker 1: were like, sounds like a loon, because sadly sometimes we
Speaker 1: get all kinds of people ringing up radio show. It's okay,
Speaker 1: I've been here before where people say I'm going to
Speaker 1: do this and I'm this, and I can get you
Speaker 1: there and I'll be there tomorrow morning at six am.
Speaker 1: And guess what, they're not there because they are a
Speaker 1: little bit crazy. And I noticed the radio waves that
Speaker 1: tracks these people, God bless them, and weel just thought, yeah, right,
Speaker 1: some guy called Patrick's got ten thousand in gold is
Speaker 1: kicking around and he's going to trans He's gonna basically
Speaker 1: liquoridize his assets and give us ten thousand dollars. We
Speaker 1: just presume there's no way that's going to happen. The
Speaker 1: show ended. We raise the money, You raise the money.
Speaker 1: This guy Patrick is here. He comes into the station.
Speaker 1: He's just a normal, humble guy. He's a carpenter and
Speaker 1: he's got hi Vis vest On and he's got his
Speaker 1: big work boots. And he hands me a crumpled envelope
Speaker 1: that has and I'll never forget this, a big thick
Speaker 1: watch of notes. And I said low, and I said
Speaker 1: how much is this? And it was ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: He had me an envelope of ten thousand dollars. I
Speaker 1: didn't even know what it's like. We all held it.
Speaker 1: We wanted to hold What is it like to hold
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars? And this guy's a really quiet, unassuming guy,
Speaker 1: there's nothing showing about and whatsoever. We had to beg
Speaker 1: him for a photo. I wanted a photo just to
Speaker 1: remember what he did. And he didn't want anything else.
Speaker 1: He do you want to come on today's show? And
Speaker 1: in fact, he's cool today to say sorry if he
Speaker 1: was a bit quiet. He's not very good with people. Patrick,
Speaker 1: I hope you're listening now. I think you're very very
Speaker 1: good with people. You did something extraordinary. You gave us
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars. We told him, look, we don't need
Speaker 1: the money, and he wanted the ten thousand dollars to
Speaker 1: go towards the next person, next little boy, a little
Speaker 1: girl that needs ten thousand dollars, and they haven't got
Speaker 1: a radio station and great listeners like you to help
Speaker 1: them out. He didn't want their money back. I kept thinking, yes,
Speaker 1: at some point he's going to drop back in and
Speaker 1: get the money, because that would make sense, because that's, sadly,
Speaker 1: what we're used to in this world. I still can't
Speaker 1: believe it now that he just turned up and he
Speaker 1: was a normal guy. Ten thousand dollars is a huge
Speaker 1: amount of cash, a huge amount of cash, and this
Speaker 1: guy he wasn't like he was a hedge fund manager
Speaker 1: or in a suit or had a BMW.
Speaker 9: He was.
Speaker 1: He left us because he couldn't hang around to go
Speaker 1: back to a building site to get on with his
Speaker 1: job as a carpenter, and that was it. He just disappeared.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It was honestly one of the most surreal experiences that
Speaker 3: I've ever had in radio. And we didn't really know
Speaker 3: what to say because it's such a generous offer. Obviously,
Speaker 3: we want to show how thankful we are, and we
Speaker 3: know that the audience and smart pups will be so
Speaker 3: thankful of him. But just having that ten thousand dollars
Speaker 3: cash passed around and.
Speaker 4: We're all looking in the envelope.
Speaker 1: I was stressed in his work boots, and he knows
Speaker 1: you've got you've got a job. This ten thousand dollars. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's a lot of money to you that you've just
Speaker 1: handed over. And when we I say, where do you
Speaker 1: get hold of the gold as well? Get this fro
Speaker 1: about the last twenty years, thirty years his hobbies. He
Speaker 1: goes prospects him because you know, historically there's a lot
Speaker 1: of gold out of them hills around Melbourne and beyond,
Speaker 1: and he knows where there are certain places where he
Speaker 1: can go and panhandle for it, prospect for it.
Speaker 3: That's essentially what he said. We said, he's sure you
Speaker 3: don't want this, He says, I'll go and find some more. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he was such a lovely guy, like.
Speaker 1: You know, what they did with those pigs that go
Speaker 1: and hunt truffles or something. I mean, so I haven't
Speaker 1: been able to stop thinking about Patrick and the kindness
Speaker 1: of a stranger, and also how we just judge each
Speaker 1: other so quickly, don't we. You know, you never really
Speaker 1: think about the person. I've got to be honest. If
Speaker 1: I saw him the street, I would have thought it
Speaker 1: looks a bit shady, like it looks specially and rich.
Speaker 1: I thought, God, that guy looks like a bit of trouble.
Speaker 1: But he was so kind, quiet and unassuming. He was like,
Speaker 1: you're kind of you hear about these people that just
Speaker 1: do the kindness of strangers and what they do. But
Speaker 1: ten thousand dollars and when I mean gold, he didn't like,
Speaker 1: go and take a bar of gold to a gold dealer.
Speaker 1: It's lumps, isn't it? Nuggets? I think they call with him.
Speaker 3: Yeap or even all the small stuff that he's gathered together.
Speaker 3: And he didn't want anything. He was so unassuming.
Speaker 4: He didn't want he didn't even really want to be
Speaker 4: named or come on the show.
Speaker 1: And I said, Jack's right, we didn't really know what
Speaker 1: to say because we're trying to process it, and like
Speaker 1: you can't compare it to anything else in your life.
Speaker 1: And then I wanted to give him something back, and
Speaker 1: I still I'm so embarrassed. I said this to him.
Speaker 1: I said, don't judge me, don't judge him. But but
Speaker 1: I said, to a guy who gave me ten thousand
Speaker 1: dollars in cash, she's like a mug. He will tell
Speaker 1: him a question. Conld rebi show mug. And in my
Speaker 1: hand I had ten thousand dollars in cash.
Speaker 4: With a signed Christian O'Connor mug. You're nice enough to.
Speaker 1: Get I'm a gentleman. I'm a gentleman. Okay, it was
Speaker 1: worth that. That's what you get where even now Patrick,
Speaker 1: I hope he doesn't feel short changed the whole exchange
Speaker 1: that happened yesterday. But yeah, so that's why there's a
Speaker 1: part two of what As I said, it's been extraordinary
Speaker 1: what you've managed to do. And then one of you
Speaker 1: just turns up here unannounced. We're ten thousand dollars in
Speaker 1: an envelope from gold that you found somewhere and beyond
Speaker 1: I don't know, Bala out or wherever there is still gold.
Speaker 4: I want him to take us.
Speaker 1: Well, he's going to take us out there, Jack and
Speaker 1: I are going to go antwing for gold. So yeah, Patrick,
Speaker 1: thank you very much, and everybody else you're all Patrick's
Speaker 1: and the fact that Patrick called in today to apologize
Speaker 1: to say he's not great with people, you are very
Speaker 1: very great with people. What you did for Reagan and
Speaker 1: the next Reagan. And that's what we want to talk about,
Speaker 1: Arthur and Eves and running late the moment by I'm
Speaker 1: sure Patsy weren't mind, because I just want to share
Speaker 1: what happened yesterday and about how what we can do
Speaker 1: and what you're still doing with Patrick's money, which is
Speaker 1: a pay it forward, an amazing one because he's already
Speaker 1: put down a deposit on the next smart pup for
Speaker 1: someone we don't even know.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's gold one oh four point.
Speaker 1: Three, Good morning, it's to Christian O'Connor breakfast show on
Speaker 1: golding It Well, you know, I said, how you know,
Speaker 1: I feel a bit embarrassed that Patrick this stranger, but
Speaker 1: not a stranger to us anymore. It'll always be a
Speaker 1: friend of ours who turned up with ten thousand dollars
Speaker 1: for the smart pumps and then just went off to
Speaker 1: his day job as a carpenter, and how I didn't.
Speaker 1: I just didn't know what to say that. I kept saying,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you, and then and then I said,
Speaker 1: do you want to breakfast show? Mug? Do you also?
Speaker 1: Are you? Do you want to confess to what you
Speaker 1: said before he turned up?
Speaker 9: No?
Speaker 1: No, oh, you know what that you know.
Speaker 3: I didn't believe when they said Patrick's here to give
Speaker 3: us ten thousand dollars. I honestly didn't believe that that's
Speaker 3: what I want.
Speaker 1: That's not what you said. I said, we should be careful,
Speaker 1: so I'll go out there and see him, and you went, hey,
Speaker 1: you just go. I think you should. We should be
Speaker 1: careful case he's got a bomb or something.
Speaker 3: I feel terrible about that now, knowing what a lovely
Speaker 3: guy he is, and he was genuine Why.
Speaker 1: Would you think it's that that classic? Hey? You know
Speaker 1: that classic one? How many times you were in the store,
Speaker 1: but yet another breakfast show DJ blowing up the all
Speaker 1: classic Cary got some gold for you out here company
Speaker 1: and fell for it. Don't anyway, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: There are people all over the world have been chipping in.
Speaker 1: Lovely email came in from Cork in Ireland from Lynn,
Speaker 1: who's donated some money as well. It's that lovely hour distance.
Speaker 1: Distance doesn't matter, doesn't it. Other moves you one way
Speaker 1: or not. Lynn. I love the subject heading from this
Speaker 1: Leaky Eyes in Ireland lovely poetry to the words there
Speaker 1: leaky Eye is in Ireland. I love this one. We
Speaker 1: go from Ireland to Scotland. This three line email in
Speaker 1: no way confirmed stereotypes about Scottish people being obsessed with gambling.
Speaker 1: I christianize this to know every day on podcasts in Scotland.
Speaker 1: I have donated two hundred dollars for the smart pump
Speaker 1: for Little Reagan. I'm mostly going to back a horse
Speaker 1: every day for the remaining three days at Chanutlan, which
Speaker 1: is a huge, huge race meet in the UK at
Speaker 1: twenty bucks ago all winnings. I promise you we'll go
Speaker 1: to the course. I'll email you every day with the results.
Speaker 1: Crime regards Alan Mchatty, we do not encourage gambling, but
Speaker 1: let's hope we get three winners there.
Speaker 3: But talk about when we are holding the ten thousand
Speaker 3: dollars envelope yesterday, that's a little trip to Crown and
Speaker 3: just come on, no imagine we doubled it in one go.
Speaker 1: No, no, we are not doing that. I promises been
Speaker 1: given to smart and safer people than us. But thank
Speaker 1: you very much, Alan. So Patrick's ten thousand extra dollars
Speaker 1: is halfway there towards paying for another smart pup. They
Speaker 1: need to be trained up, takes time and money. So
Speaker 1: this ten thousand dollars, here's what we're thinking. You've raised
Speaker 1: to ten thousand dollars. We've got Reagan his puppy. That's
Speaker 1: that's going to happen. This ten thousand, and you've already
Speaker 1: raised an extra two thousand, one hundred.
Speaker 3: One hundred and ninety still came in after yesterday's show.
Speaker 3: So even when we hit Reagan's target and we've got
Speaker 3: now an extra two one.
Speaker 4: Hundred and ninety.
Speaker 1: So with Patrick's let's call it paid forward money. Ye
Speaker 1: paying for a puppy. That's what we think that we
Speaker 1: of someone like Reagan who needs that and needs help,
Speaker 1: that won't have a radio station that's going to get
Speaker 1: behind it. I didn't mean to claim glory for it.
Speaker 1: I didn't in a radio station to get behind it.
Speaker 1: I mean access to listeners. A lot of people that
Speaker 1: listen to Gold that can actually chip in and they've
Speaker 1: got to try and raise that money and that is hard.
Speaker 1: So Patrick's ten thousand is halfway there. It's half a puppy.
Speaker 1: This is called it the head in the first two
Speaker 1: legs the front list, can we by the end of
Speaker 1: tomorrow's show get together the back end?
Speaker 4: YEP.
Speaker 3: So we're's sitting at twelve one hundred and ninety dollars.
Speaker 3: We're trying to get to another twenty thousand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So that's up to you. You don't have to
Speaker 1: you've already done so much. But it's entirely up to
Speaker 1: up to you what you want to do now, whether
Speaker 1: you want to chip into a new page we set
Speaker 1: up and I think we're going to call it pay
Speaker 1: it Forward or Patrick's pay it Forward, because without him
Speaker 1: doing that, and we wouldn't be doing this today. It's
Speaker 1: all down to you guys now. But you've done enough.
Speaker 1: You don't need to give any more. But if you
Speaker 1: want to, we could be in the situation by who knows,
Speaker 1: by the end of the week. By the end of
Speaker 1: the Breakfast Show tomorrow, we all go into the weekending
Speaker 1: that we pay for not one smart Bump, but smooth
Speaker 1: two smart pups, and we don't even know who that
Speaker 1: one is for, and I think there's something lovely about that.
Speaker 1: But that is up to you. If you do want
Speaker 1: to chip in, five dollars is five dollars and it's amazing. Okay,
Speaker 1: five or ten dollars, whatever you can give means a
Speaker 1: lot to us, and whoever is going to get that
Speaker 1: pubb it will mean everything to them. Gold one four
Speaker 1: three dot com dot Au. There's a big old red
Speaker 1: donate button.
Speaker 4: Yep, that's right now. We'll click through to this pay
Speaker 4: forward page.
Speaker 1: What else have you got to do on the internet.
Speaker 1: Facebook's down at the way. It's not news if Facebook
Speaker 1: is down, No, it is not news. Is Facebook's down?
Speaker 1: Because well, how does that actually upset anything in the world. Oh,
Speaker 1: you might have to actually talk to someone today because
Speaker 1: Facebook's down. It is not news. The only website you
Speaker 1: need works. It's our monkey one from nineteen ninety two.
Speaker 1: Gold ONEO four to three dot com dot Au. Have
Speaker 1: a little laugh at there about. Oh, there's a registation
Speaker 1: of school. Got a god awful website like this, But
Speaker 1: then click the donate button. Gold one O four to
Speaker 1: three dot com dot Au. There's another link where I
Speaker 1: make friends in the digital department.
Speaker 2: Here the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three.
Speaker 1: I got be honest, I'm not sure if today's at
Speaker 1: work time waster is gonna work, but we will see.
Speaker 1: We're trying to have a listener out here, guy called
Speaker 1: Richard Christian. I've been listening to you for our ten
Speaker 1: years now. I keep up to date with our life
Speaker 1: in Australia's going with the podcast on my cycle to
Speaker 1: work and good old Blighty want to mess? Everything is
Speaker 1: out there right now? Wow? I was wondering if you
Speaker 1: could reward my Lord too by do me in favor.
Speaker 1: I'm a maths teacher. Can you see why I'm wired about?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 1: How the next ten minutes might not work? I'm a
Speaker 1: maths teacher and today is on the fourteenth of March
Speaker 1: World Maths Day. Could you and your lovely Melbourne listeners
Speaker 1: help my class out come up with a load of
Speaker 1: maths based movies?
Speaker 4: How will that help them?
Speaker 1: I think he's trying to fill a lesson. Let's help
Speaker 1: him out. How are yours? Mine? Are even just googling?
Speaker 1: I actually did google earlier maths terms and I started
Speaker 1: to get that anxiety of like I haven't done my
Speaker 1: own when I don't understand subsets and hardly scrolled down
Speaker 1: the page. Algebra I failed maths. Okay, maths movies. These
Speaker 1: aren't funny, but technically they are maths movies. Usual subsets.
Speaker 4: Oh, never heard of a subset?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, I google it's math too, James and
Speaker 1: the Giant Protractor. That's good, Thank you, guys, Finite Field
Speaker 1: of dreams. I had a problem resuentzer the hills. The
Speaker 1: hills have pie. All right, I'll take that today. The
Speaker 1: ares a mild win. Alright, Jack, what have you got
Speaker 1: for maths movies?
Speaker 4: He divide with a falaffle in his hand.
Speaker 3: He divide with a fluffle in his hand, maybe in
Speaker 3: a strange film that you don't no, I know the movie.
Speaker 1: I just wait for the comedy to arrive. You've got
Speaker 1: a head cold.
Speaker 3: Addition impossible and American Pithagoras theorem yep, yep.
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, let's see what you do then with
Speaker 1: your maths movies. You're going to go on four seventy
Speaker 1: five three, one oh four three, The.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 1: Christian, I do the artwork, time work, sydeo, I look
Speaker 1: forward to it today has hurt my brain died, That's
Speaker 1: exactly I felt, actually irritated. I've taken this one on. However,
Speaker 1: having a quick scan at the money coming in, there's
Speaker 1: some very good ones I've don't They've made it actually work.
Speaker 1: The reason why we're doing a world math state Maths
Speaker 1: movies is helping you. Listen about Richard who's a math
Speaker 1: teacher in the UK, and I get the feeling wants
Speaker 1: a filler lesson.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my friends is primary school teacher.
Speaker 3: He watches so much YouTube, just gets the projector out
Speaker 3: puts YouTube into.
Speaker 1: The same Yeah, I do the same. But do you
Speaker 1: know what, that's a tough job.
Speaker 4: Top ten Michael Jordan dunks that sort of stuff.
Speaker 5: What educational?
Speaker 1: Alrighty you ready to mark these ready Maths movies Eyes
Speaker 1: Wide Subtract Bronze, Bohemian Maths d Silver He's just not
Speaker 1: that into math silly. It's the first one that made
Speaker 1: me sigar Gold silence of the logarithm.
Speaker 4: But canyh Gold.
Speaker 1: Something about one or two people listen to this who
Speaker 1: are at math's head, who love maths, who'll be loving
Speaker 1: these the rest of U's like a dog whistles and
Speaker 1: I'm like, I don't know, is it funny? Dude wears
Speaker 1: my calculator. That's more my kind of thing. Civil plus
Speaker 1: word Chris and Baronial pulp fraction, Clever Gold, Yeah, Lizzen Campbellfield,
Speaker 1: well done, Edward Calculator hands genius, shut the show down,
Speaker 1: Edward Calculator hands gold plus, Steven Oakley, Southwold One. Dude
Speaker 1: wears my calculus.
Speaker 4: Similar to her one from before.
Speaker 1: Bronze Dividing Private Rye Gold, Harry Potter and the Isosceles triangle,
Speaker 1: MM Mickey and Jelo one on fifty shades of gradient.
Speaker 1: Clever Daniel, Clever Gold. Dude wear's my calculator. We have
Speaker 1: enough of those now, Oh, fatal subtraction, the Curious case
Speaker 1: of Benjamin calculator button going to stay to the end.
Speaker 4: That's a gold plus.
Speaker 1: What's more, the Curious Case of Benjamin calculator button. Very good,
Speaker 1: you'll put your name on that. But that is funny.
Speaker 1: Radius of the lost arc so what I know what
Speaker 1: you divided?
Speaker 4: Last Summer Silver.
Speaker 1: Amanda and Rosebud well done and last one Row two
Speaker 1: edition Bronze.
Speaker 4: Let's have bought.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, well only one thanks for those.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 3: Please tell me, on a scale of one to ten,
Speaker 3: how bad this would have been. Sure, My cousin and
Speaker 3: his wife lived just around the corner from us. They
Speaker 3: have a little baby one year old or thirteen fourteen months,
Speaker 3: so there I.
Speaker 1: Think he meant one year old or thirteen or fourteen
Speaker 1: years at age somewhere in between, or either of those.
Speaker 4: They're definitely not an adult.
Speaker 3: The baby is at the age where she should be
Speaker 3: walking soon, so she's doing things that will shuffle. Yeah,
Speaker 3: she's been able to stand up on her own now,
Speaker 3: but hasn't taken any steps yet. Bianchor and I got
Speaker 3: to watch her for fifteen minutes last night, and I
Speaker 3: said to be, wouldn't it be so good if Noah
Speaker 3: started walking now and we could be like our house
Speaker 3: is the place where she walked for the first time.
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