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Speaker 2: Three Live from Santa's Grotto. This is the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 2: Breakfast Show, surrounded by Christmas lights and tinsel, Melcoln's Gold
Speaker 2: one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: I said the start of the week and my brain
Speaker 3: as has been rewired fried as I head into my
Speaker 3: first Australian Christmas and summertime here and I'm hearing about
Speaker 3: the record temperatures today and tomorrow getting up into the
Speaker 3: high thirties. I'm in a studio where there's a Christmas
Speaker 3: tree in tints and up.
Speaker 4: I'm so confused right now.
Speaker 3: A lady stopped her car in the street yesterday, little
Speaker 3: size street, just off Bridge Street here in Richmond and
Speaker 3: started shouting at me. I thought it was just not
Speaker 3: unusual to have shouty crazy people here in Richmond. I
Speaker 3: was like, it did the old please don't hurt me.
Speaker 3: And then it goes, oh, it's a listener, so tap
Speaker 3: my head in through this beating up old car window
Speaker 3: target audience, and she started going, yeah, druggling to hate Christian,
Speaker 3: drugging to hate your balls are going to strict to
Speaker 3: your leather.
Speaker 5: Seating, you know, Oh my goshness.
Speaker 3: My balls is of no concern to you, listener, Heidi, why.
Speaker 6: Are you driving around naked as well?
Speaker 3: Exactly? But that's not like it's the only way to
Speaker 3: keep caught, that's anyway, even the winter.
Speaker 4: I'm doing a bit anyway.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I mean the temperatures getting so high, and
Speaker 3: then we're thinking people have got to work in this.
Speaker 3: I mean we're okay, it's an air conditioning studio. And
Speaker 3: also you do not need to be in shorts today.
Speaker 6: It's past thirty five. I think that's the rule.
Speaker 3: It's not. It's only fifteen degrees right now. There is
Speaker 3: actually a policy in this radio station. The sales team
Speaker 3: are not allowed to turn up in shorts. Casual attire.
Speaker 3: Casual attitude is my dad or used to trilling to me.
Speaker 6: I am not the sales team. I am a broadcast
Speaker 6: rules to me, you've.
Speaker 3: Got some vouchers for of course at tape. So this morning,
Speaker 3: we'd like to know who has a bad job to do.
Speaker 3: This is going to get hotter today, and what's it
Speaker 3: going up to tomorrow?
Speaker 5: Melbourne at thirty eight tomorrow?
Speaker 4: Wow, that is really really hot.
Speaker 3: And when do they have the policy when you can
Speaker 3: go home because some tradees they have a certain temperature
Speaker 3: and you can just down tools, don't they.
Speaker 5: I don't know what the union says. I think I
Speaker 5: have a feeling it's thirty five, but I could be wrong.
Speaker 6: I guess different rules for different carpentry outfits.
Speaker 3: What about the Mexicans a minute ago, you just yelled
Speaker 3: me you're a broadcaster already. These shorts are not working.
Speaker 3: It's squeezing your brain. Put some trousers on.
Speaker 6: Different construction groups, different rules.
Speaker 5: What about the work site at the house.
Speaker 3: At my house. Oh this to those Mexicans, they call
Speaker 3: forty degrees the shade. Oh miss the jug, it's job.
Speaker 3: Don't use the water cannon today we drinks the wats
Speaker 3: and nothing wants a canon.
Speaker 7: We're doing the tiling jug.
Speaker 3: All right. So who's got a bad job to do
Speaker 3: as the temperature gets hotter here in Melbourne? Give me
Speaker 3: a call nine one four.
Speaker 1: Three the Christian who Connell Breakfast show, Melbourne's gold one
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Speaker 3: Three already, So we're trying to find out this morning,
Speaker 3: who's got the worst job to do as the temperature
Speaker 3: here in Melbourne rises today and tomorrow. You know, I'm
Speaker 3: curious to find out who's got a tough job to
Speaker 3: do in this heat. Calm, good morning, good morning, good morning,
Speaker 3: makes it I'm good, buddy. I hope you well this morning.
Speaker 3: You're ready at work? Are you on your way?
Speaker 8: I'm on the way.
Speaker 3: And tell us what do you do?
Speaker 9: Then?
Speaker 3: What's your bad job to do in the in the heat?
Speaker 10: So I bought this and do itings and so when
Speaker 10: we're in the lift shaft, it makes it a lot
Speaker 10: harder than what it is. So it could be thirty
Speaker 10: four degrees, so one degree away from yaring home, so
Speaker 10: it's a few more like forty.
Speaker 3: I bet. Yeah. We just had these new lift put
Speaker 3: in of the last six months. And I see the
Speaker 3: guys that get there early in the morning. You're in
Speaker 3: those cramp confined spaces. A lot of these, I guess
Speaker 3: a lot of the lift shafts of glass these days
Speaker 3: as well, aren't they. So it's like a greenhouse.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I've been in there. They're no good, Kyle.
Speaker 6: The guys who did our lift took honestly about six
Speaker 6: months to put in one lift. Is that a long time?
Speaker 6: It seemed like a long time to me.
Speaker 10: How many stops, four levels, probably not.
Speaker 3: It's a bit longer. Actually, one thing right, it's like
Speaker 3: a magic circle lift. People don't like to criticize other
Speaker 3: lift people. That's yeah, And tell me this, is there
Speaker 3: an emergency brake on a lift? So if it starts
Speaker 3: plummeting to earth, is there an emergency breaks that kick
Speaker 3: kicks in.
Speaker 10: Lifting? Usually plummets. Usually when they stop hard enough, people
Speaker 10: think it drops. But if it starts to going a
Speaker 10: bit too far, that's when the breaks engage.
Speaker 4: All right, so there will there is an emergency break
Speaker 4: in the lift.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, there's about like sfty emergency stops, emergency safety circuits.
Speaker 3: Chuckling about all this. I'm very frightened of lift scarle.
Speaker 10: Okay, whist will stop something goes wrong?
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, thanks buddy, have a good day. What
Speaker 3: remember to hydrate? Nicole?
Speaker 11: Good morning, Good morning?
Speaker 12: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good, Nicole? And what do you do for
Speaker 3: a living? Then? What's a bad job for you to do?
Speaker 3: In the heat?
Speaker 13: Traffic management?
Speaker 3: Are you? Are you out with the old stop go board?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Oh no way, you got the time at the heat
Speaker 3: coming off the tarmac because relentless there's no shade.
Speaker 13: No, and you can't wear shorts.
Speaker 3: You can't wear shorts?
Speaker 15: Why not clothes?
Speaker 13: You know wear shorts?
Speaker 6: So for you, Nicole, what tent does it have to
Speaker 6: get to where they go? All right, it's a knockoff time.
Speaker 3: Now, there can't be a knockoff time because what's going
Speaker 3: to happen to the roads. We all crash.
Speaker 9: We we can't go till they go.
Speaker 13: And I sa it's a non uni inside.
Speaker 6: They don't put took down at that?
Speaker 3: Think what's the stop that Jack and I turning up
Speaker 3: with a tent today for you though, and doing it
Speaker 3: inside the tent as long as we can see you
Speaker 3: in the tent with the old stop ghosts and what's.
Speaker 4: That said that we don't build a little.
Speaker 3: Shade for you?
Speaker 9: That'd be good, thank you.
Speaker 3: That's all right. We'll turn it with some shade to
Speaker 3: where you are. Okay, all right, Nicole, thanks a lot,
Speaker 3: take care of mate.
Speaker 9: Thanks Rob.
Speaker 3: Good morning, good morning. How are we Rober here? Are
Speaker 3: you working up on a roof?
Speaker 11: I am up on a roof today, mate?
Speaker 3: And what are you doing up there? There's sort of panels.
Speaker 11: Yeah, do solid heating for swimming pools so that black
Speaker 11: licorice look and stuff up on the roof and it
Speaker 11: gets pretty hot up there.
Speaker 3: Mate.
Speaker 11: Yesterday the temperature on the roof with the radiant heat
Speaker 11: off the matting was about fifty five today about seventy
Speaker 11: degrees up there.
Speaker 3: How'd you cope with that?
Speaker 11: They been doing it for too long to remember, and
Speaker 11: you just get used to it, mate.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And you can't just throw the hose up from
Speaker 6: ground level, can you?
Speaker 3: You got to go?
Speaker 11: Yeah, you can't, mate. There's only one way to do it.
Speaker 11: That's you get up there and lug everything up there.
Speaker 11: And once you're up there, mate, the last thing you
Speaker 11: want to do is come down again.
Speaker 3: So can I ask a question here? What about going
Speaker 3: to the toilet?
Speaker 7: Yeah, you have to get down for that, mate, So
Speaker 7: you try and.
Speaker 3: Which it was me? I just have a quick it
Speaker 3: was me. I'd see that chimney.
Speaker 11: I don't know that Sannah would like that.
Speaker 3: Rob that'ctually, mate, that's very fuddy. Have a good day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three to talking this morning. We're taking your calls. What
Speaker 3: is a bad job for you in this heat? So
Speaker 3: very well? I was getting excited. I'm getting excited about
Speaker 3: the temperatures rising, So we moved to this amazing country.
Speaker 3: But something creeping up into the high thirties, nudge you
Speaker 3: what thirty eight tomorrow, Pats is now right, A lot
Speaker 3: of you are going to have jobs with that is
Speaker 3: not good news. Jack saw what he decided to ignore
Speaker 3: the workplace rule about coming to work in shorts for
Speaker 3: a gentleman. What's a bad job for you in this heat?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one o four three. Good morning, James,
Speaker 3: there you go. I'm good James. What do you do
Speaker 3: for living?
Speaker 12: Unfortunately, I'm a British library might look after ten brickwise
Speaker 12: with my with my little room.
Speaker 3: Mate, right, so that means you are you mixing up
Speaker 3: the cement and then lugging that to them up and
Speaker 3: all that.
Speaker 12: And we're working on our high rise in or our
Speaker 12: four story building Turak, so everything's going to go up, you.
Speaker 3: Know, full story Turak is obviously Eddie's building a new
Speaker 3: wing to the east wing. The west wing is finally
Speaker 3: put in the north wing. Today Tuak is just Eddie
Speaker 3: McGuire's garden, okay, exactly.
Speaker 12: You've got you've got, you've got, you've got ten angry
Speaker 12: old men on the wall. Are showing at you for everything,
Speaker 12: and you've got to move and they hate you know
Speaker 12: what I mean? You don't get to stand there running?
Speaker 6: What temper is it for you guys? James? Where you stop?
Speaker 12: Oh no, it's all up to our boss and he
Speaker 12: wants he wants to make the money. So I guess
Speaker 12: we're staying all day.
Speaker 4: That's tough.
Speaker 3: And how do you keep cool? What can you do?
Speaker 12: Oh? He's got the hose on me?
Speaker 3: Is that?
Speaker 4: It just a host to call yourself down?
Speaker 6: The boys?
Speaker 12: It's like slave over.
Speaker 3: All, right, James, thanks you killing mate. Of course, the
Speaker 3: other way to stay cooled is to keep it locked
Speaker 3: to gold one I four point three?
Speaker 4: Nice, Thank you, PJ.
Speaker 3: Good morning? Sorry, good morning PJ. And what's the job
Speaker 3: that you do in the heat?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 6: Today and tomorrow, I'm actually working in the shearing shed,
Speaker 6: sharing sheep.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I'm not.
Speaker 15: Doing the shearing. I've just got to pick up all
Speaker 15: the wool and.
Speaker 7: Try and move the poor sheep into the pens.
Speaker 9: So the shearers actually have it worse than me, but
Speaker 9: they never.
Speaker 3: Complained, so I'll be doing all the complaining. So you're
Speaker 3: in a shed, you know hot, Those sheds get in
Speaker 3: the heat. They just retain the heat, don't they sotter
Speaker 3: inside the outside?
Speaker 4: It's awful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, especially if it's a low roof. The only people
Speaker 3: that are out this whole exchange of the shearing. The
Speaker 3: sheep get the best deal.
Speaker 4: They walk there. I feel somuch o.
Speaker 3: God, not that big old jacket off me though we
Speaker 3: walking around with freage. They feel great.
Speaker 17: Yeah, so you'd probably want to be shorn earlier in
Speaker 17: the day and not one.
Speaker 12: Of the laugh.
Speaker 3: You're so jealous, PJ Doan's you thank your mate?
Speaker 15: Thanks?
Speaker 3: Mark? Good morning, Good morning, Justin.
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good Mark. How are you already at work
Speaker 3: on your new way in Buddy?
Speaker 18: Oh no, I started work probably about ten minutes ago.
Speaker 3: Okay, And what do you do?
Speaker 18: I work in a commercial kitchen.
Speaker 4: Oh crikey.
Speaker 3: So even hot anyway, and then as attempt to rise
Speaker 3: is even worse.
Speaker 18: So usually, yeah, it's probably about thirty thirty five during
Speaker 18: the day. Normally, when you get the hot weather, it'll
Speaker 18: get up around forty forty two.
Speaker 6: Noally, Mike, do you ever want to enforce the rule
Speaker 6: that people can only order granolas and essay balls so
Speaker 6: that you don't have to turn.
Speaker 3: The other side.
Speaker 19: I'll trust me. If thought of it, my bosses won't
Speaker 19: go for it.
Speaker 3: And can you go into like the meat lockers or
Speaker 3: the fridges or the callers to go and stand in
Speaker 3: there for a bit.
Speaker 19: Oh, I've got to be nice if I had one.
Speaker 6: No, I don't have it.
Speaker 18: I don't actually have a care room or anything to
Speaker 18: walk into.
Speaker 3: So I just have.
Speaker 18: Quite a few upright fridges because I'm growing a small
Speaker 18: sort of a venue.
Speaker 6: So yeah, but you can just open the door of
Speaker 6: the fridge and stand close to it it.
Speaker 3: Or just stick your head in for a bit, or
Speaker 3: your your bum or something with your hands or feet
Speaker 3: in for a bit, you.
Speaker 18: Know, trees if I really wanted to, is one of those.
Speaker 6: Cafes, you know, the new cafes where you can see
Speaker 6: into the kitchen. If you saw a guy putting his
Speaker 6: bum in the fridge, does he see him from the
Speaker 6: restaurant part?
Speaker 19: Not quite open.
Speaker 18: I'm in an upstairs kitchen as well, which always helps
Speaker 18: the hot hair to rise.
Speaker 4: What about just doing the cooking in your underpants?
Speaker 18: I work in shorts.
Speaker 3: You're gotta be frying bacon or some of that, and
Speaker 3: that starts getting on your chair.
Speaker 18: And safety to it's a.
Speaker 3: Bad idea, scratch all of our ideas. Mark. All right,
Speaker 3: all right, thank god, buddy, thank you very much. According
Speaker 3: show Nick.
Speaker 15: Good morning, good morning, Well there is.
Speaker 3: I'm very good Mark. Sorry Nick, that was Mars just
Speaker 3: talking to Nick. What do you do for living? Then?
Speaker 16: I'm a boiler maker, right out.
Speaker 3: Loud boiler maker. So are you outside doing all that?
Speaker 16: Sometimes I can be yet so, But at the moment
Speaker 16: I'm on side at a place called Flavor Maks, where
Speaker 16: I'm in a plant room amongst heaps of boilers doing
Speaker 16: a lot of purge, welding and partwork.
Speaker 3: O course, so you've got all the welding, haven't you.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so I have to get up in the roofs
Speaker 16: and put myself in very awkward positions in a very
Speaker 16: hot room where there's.
Speaker 3: Very about that. You know, just the thought of your
Speaker 3: job make Smith just start to sweat. Mate.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it's not the easiest job to do in the world,
Speaker 16: but it's rewarding, so I kind of love doing it.
Speaker 16: But yeah, there's times where you can't cool down at all.
Speaker 16: You just got to stick with it and keep doing it.
Speaker 3: Do you take a change of clothing like at a lunch
Speaker 3: break or some of that. We put a new layer
Speaker 3: of clothing on, take one off with it's just drenched
Speaker 3: in sweat sometimes.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I've normally got about three shirts in the cars
Speaker 16: in case and a couple of spares. Spars and you know.
Speaker 3: Boxers and fighters trying to make weight. They should come
Speaker 3: and do a couple of hours with you instead of
Speaker 3: gone in that sauna and that big old sweatsuit.
Speaker 16: I don't think they'd be ab to handle it.
Speaker 3: All right, have a good day. Thanks you cool.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: You're picking all music I do every Friday, but it's
Speaker 3: the last songs we will play of this year. I
Speaker 3: can't believe we're actually finishing tomorrow. I know, And do
Speaker 3: you know, I think we can do it in a
Speaker 3: couple of weeks. Silence. Some Jack ponets siling slack, slack,
Speaker 3: lazy team member.
Speaker 5: She said, I know, I can't believe how fast it's gone.
Speaker 3: No, But when I said I think we could do
Speaker 3: another couple of weeks, silence.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know about that break.
Speaker 6: I think you deserve get out of it.
Speaker 4: You're a little weasel.
Speaker 3: Good morning too, Terry's listening to the show this morning.
Speaker 3: We're talking this morning about who's got a tough job
Speaker 3: to do as the temperature rises today and tomorrow to
Speaker 3: a million degrees in the shade. Terry from morning Tony's
Speaker 3: line marking on the road today. You know this guy
Speaker 3: going up and down as well? All right then, were
Speaker 3: ready to play? Yep, all right, trying to play on
Speaker 3: you Christmas game, testing your Christmas movie knowledge this second
Speaker 3: in Christmas film.
Speaker 9: It's you a movie Christmas.
Speaker 3: You a Mirry Chris. Don't tell you how pleasing I am.
Speaker 3: I asked the other day for the team to get
Speaker 3: a triangle so Jackie Boy could play along to Police Nabadad.
Speaker 3: And we have jack show that we do have as
Speaker 3: drop the little triumph. It's like a music lesson at
Speaker 3: school there it is now with live percussion. All right then,
Speaker 3: so remind us all how this game works.
Speaker 6: I'll give you the name of an actor. You tell
Speaker 6: me what the Christmas film they start in is.
Speaker 3: And these actors and mattresses have already been in Christmas movies.
Speaker 6: Yes, they've been at least one. If they double up
Speaker 6: all except either answer, do you want to play a
Speaker 6: test rand.
Speaker 4: I'd love to.
Speaker 6: You'll need a Christmas themed.
Speaker 5: Buzzer Rudolph for me today.
Speaker 14: Blitzen in what Christmas film was Jim Kerrey Blitzen Crinch
Speaker 14: on the record, shape.
Speaker 3: Get a triangle, Get a triangle? I want a little
Speaker 3: ding ding?
Speaker 6: What was your answer?
Speaker 3: Bits? Oh no, that's why Christmas Na Crinch the stole
Speaker 3: Christmas treg ah wonderful and you have help from inside
Speaker 3: the studio.
Speaker 5: Oh is that right at all?
Speaker 3: I never do that? Best.
Speaker 6: The two listeners will go up against each other, and.
Speaker 3: Then'st what's happened?
Speaker 5: Running beautiful will go up against each he's cleaning to
Speaker 5: the Eggno.
Speaker 3: Best, I told you an hour ago you came in
Speaker 3: right bounding at quarter quarter to sixth someone, I said, listener,
Speaker 3: so I've been a hero a quarter to six. Let's
Speaker 3: see how you are later on in the show. I
Speaker 3: didn't realize it was an hour later you'd slump, not
Speaker 3: even at quarters of service against the old brain. Far
Speaker 3: All right, give us a call to play next nine.
Speaker 3: That's it. You set yourself to wit yourself up nine
Speaker 3: one four Percussion one O four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: Let's play it.
Speaker 20: Get the Chinda ready Christmas film?
Speaker 3: That's it, that's mind. The job fills up. We're running
Speaker 3: a shop, you know. When they're out the back, don't
Speaker 3: they try to clean this out? The little bell that
Speaker 3: rings above the al right, then, Phelix, Navidad Jack, remind
Speaker 3: them how it works.
Speaker 6: I will tell you the name of an actor or actress.
Speaker 6: You're gonna tell me what Christmas film they've been in.
Speaker 3: All right, two contestants this morning. Benny Boy, come on in, Ben, Hey,
Speaker 3: yeah mate, I'm good, Ben, Welcome to the show. And
Speaker 3: what is going to be your Christmas world? It's gonna
Speaker 3: be your mouth buzzer to buzz in with?
Speaker 7: Gets so quick?
Speaker 3: One on, Elf? Perfect great, one of the greatest Christmas
Speaker 3: movies as well. We always watch it together if you
Speaker 3: love that movie. All right, Good luck, Elf, Ben?
Speaker 4: Sure someone with you?
Speaker 3: All right, Melissa, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 13: Here are we going.
Speaker 3: I'm good Melissa, welcome to the show. And what's going
Speaker 3: to be your mouth buzzer Christmas word?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 3: Good luck Santa, no worries, all right, chat, they're all yours.
Speaker 6: What Christmas film has Kien Nightley appeared in Buzzing at anytime,
Speaker 6: elf Ben Love, Actually, you are correct a few days ago.
Speaker 4: Cool it was on Sunday night.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, Kien Nightley is the one where he stands
Speaker 6: at the door and shows her the card.
Speaker 3: And he was so ashamed of that movie killed zombies
Speaker 3: for the rest of his life.
Speaker 6: Good, Ben goes one mill up. The second actor is
Speaker 6: Billy Bob Thornton, elf elf Ben, that would be bad Center.
Speaker 3: Yes, funny movies as well.
Speaker 6: This last one is a three pointer. No, that's unfair,
Speaker 6: isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, you hate why I hate for us?
Speaker 6: Does use playing.
Speaker 3: Because he does?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: Then you changed the rules.
Speaker 6: What is this the a f L Well, Ben's already
Speaker 6: won then, but just for fun. The last one is
Speaker 6: Michael Keaton and it's not what you would think of
Speaker 6: as Christmas film automatically, but takes place at Christmas.
Speaker 1: I think I know the movie, but god, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yesterday said that perarential, he said Philadelphia.
Speaker 3: Christmas.
Speaker 6: Go ahead, Ben, any boy, I had to remember he
Speaker 6: was the he was a snowman Jack Frost. Yeah, that's
Speaker 6: probably true. I had Batman return a quiz masters.
Speaker 3: Should never say that's probably true. That's probably true. You
Speaker 3: can't do quiz based on I'm looking up and his
Speaker 3: all toy laptop he brings in every day laptop out
Speaker 3: of here as well. That's probably true. Cooling it get
Speaker 3: again this quiz descend into your.
Speaker 6: Cluster, Jack Frost, Michael Keaton nineteen ninety eight.
Speaker 3: Well done, that's even amazing.
Speaker 6: Give that man two prizes.
Speaker 3: You didn't want to give him anything earlier. Were eve
Speaker 3: going to change the rules?
Speaker 6: Well done?
Speaker 3: Bell done, Ben, You're probably thank you, Ben, You're probably
Speaker 3: the winner.
Speaker 21: Ronald's dice on that one.
Speaker 3: Well done, Ben, lf Okay, well done. We've got another
Speaker 3: one tomorrow morning the.
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Speaker 3: So today's your last full day. Try and be in
Speaker 3: the drawer tomorrow for this radio station's Golden Ticket, an
Speaker 3: amazing prize where you can go and see all the
Speaker 3: big shows next year and I mean every single big
Speaker 3: show next year. It's you and whoever you want to
Speaker 3: take with you. We're doing the drawer tomorrow on the show.
Speaker 3: Are we still thinking? We're going to put it in
Speaker 3: a Thank you very much by the way, to Russell Hobbs,
Speaker 3: who actually did send us some slow cookers. They called
Speaker 3: up the show the to day after was saying, and
Speaker 3: the engineers here haven't repaired in this stuff. We need to,
Speaker 3: but they have built us a really nice shelf and
Speaker 3: I was thinking it looked it was too big the shelf.
Speaker 3: I think I need something on it. I was thinking, actually,
Speaker 3: be really nice to have a slow cooker bubbling away
Speaker 3: with some nice brazing some beef or something during the show,
Speaker 3: so we could have a nice meal after the breakfast show.
Speaker 3: And they've sent a couple of slow cookers in. We're
Speaker 3: going to give some of them away tomorrow because they've
Speaker 3: actually sent I think four in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so we're giving one away.
Speaker 3: I think, oh, you're still taking one away.
Speaker 6: And Patsy I was like, I rang it, Yes, sir,
Speaker 6: I said, we've got a slow cooking.
Speaker 5: Guess what honey, I'm getting for Christmas.
Speaker 3: So so far, in six months of the show, you
Speaker 3: managed the Black a brand new pair of footy boots
Speaker 3: that you did not need for the Grand Final just
Speaker 3: so you could have them, and now a slow cooker.
Speaker 5: Don't forget the drill, Drill, You've had a great deal.
Speaker 3: You're going to win that golden ticket tomorrow.
Speaker 6: But what's the idea that we get the slow cooker
Speaker 6: put all the shortlisted names of gold ticket winners.
Speaker 3: But how do we do that? Are we putting marbles
Speaker 3: with numbers allocated to the listeners who've made it in
Speaker 3: because there's over one hundred so far, okay?
Speaker 6: And then what ladle one marble out as the winner.
Speaker 3: And then we're putting a load of like beef in
Speaker 3: or some lamb shank, potatoes and carrots.
Speaker 4: Yep, excellent, And then we get the.
Speaker 3: Golden ladle scoop out of marble, you clean it off yep.
Speaker 6: Now is there a health and safety issue with putting
Speaker 6: marbles in? Because what if somebody walks by and just
Speaker 6: ladles himself a soup and starts eating.
Speaker 4: Two things about that, One, they're an idiot.
Speaker 3: We don't need that staff member, so it's natural selection
Speaker 3: they chuck her out the back. And two, I guess
Speaker 3: we will have to have a sign saying these a
Speaker 3: marble based beef beef cats roll with additional morning contains marbles.
Speaker 6: And then third question is are you planning to eat
Speaker 6: around the marbles after we've drawn the winner?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 6: No, okay?
Speaker 3: So it's got so many questions on the show, so
Speaker 3: many questions. Yeah, all right, then, by the way, if
Speaker 3: you call on the show today, it's going to be
Speaker 3: a giddy one because the producers out in their little
Speaker 3: area that they're sitting can't actually hear us right now,
Speaker 3: do you know that?
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's so funny.
Speaker 3: They haven't heard the last hour and ten minutes of
Speaker 3: the show. They keep looking in at us into the
Speaker 3: studio here thinking, well, they look like having a good time.
Speaker 3: I think they're okay in then, but the speakers have
Speaker 3: broken the last twenty four.
Speaker 6: Hours, and if they stream off the app then it's
Speaker 6: twenty seconds or thirty seconds behind, so they don't.
Speaker 3: But actually for them, that's actually pretty quick. If they're
Speaker 3: actually only thirty seconds spy, the show has a step up, right,
Speaker 3: I'll be honest. I ripped up the speakers last night.
Speaker 3: He's driving a bit of rage after some of the
Speaker 3: callers they put through yesterday. We're opening up the lines now,
Speaker 3: can you tell them, by the way the lines, youre
Speaker 3: gonna have to open the door. They won't know you're
Speaker 3: gonna have to, don't Jack. Can you tell the phoner
Speaker 3: is is have you ever been to the wrong wedding
Speaker 3: or the wrong funeral. The funeral I'm opening the lines
Speaker 3: now nine four one four. They know the number. They
Speaker 3: don't know that bach nine four one four.
Speaker 1: One o four three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So the reason this morning while we're talking about have
Speaker 3: you ever been to the wrong wedding or the wrong funeral?
Speaker 3: Is because we got into this this week with a
Speaker 3: chat to somebody called the show. She was talking about
Speaker 3: her dad and how he'd actually gone to the wrong funeral.
Speaker 3: It was someone called Robert, and then he got very
Speaker 3: rise when the Robert he thought was being buried turned
Speaker 3: up and sat next to him.
Speaker 4: It was a different Robert.
Speaker 3: So this morning, have you been to the wrong wedding
Speaker 3: or funeral? Because this happens Richard, good morning.
Speaker 15: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: Here, I'm pretty good, Richard. I hope you well this morning.
Speaker 3: So what is it for you? Wrong wedding or wrong funeral?
Speaker 15: Well, we went to the wrong.
Speaker 19: We jumping because we won't have had a few that
Speaker 19: the wedding.
Speaker 6: We get in front of it and he got in
Speaker 6: front of it, front of the church.
Speaker 3: Jump already Sorry, we're gonna have to We're going have
Speaker 3: to move him off the new quiz replacing Golden ticket
Speaker 3: is guess what caller Richard said.
Speaker 6: It's a shame because you can hear the I managed
Speaker 6: to pick out a few drinks beforehand, all right, And
Speaker 6: you know what, any story that begins of that is
Speaker 6: a good story, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I don't know what happened next. We're trying to get
Speaker 3: him on a better line, or if he can pull
Speaker 3: over Brian, good morning, good morning, good morning, Brian. So
Speaker 3: wrong wedding or wrong funeral, wrong with winnings? Okay, and
Speaker 3: what's the story?
Speaker 19: Well, we rocked up to the church and win in
Speaker 19: and sit down and that's not like there's anybody from
Speaker 19: money here. Couldn't be the grin because he was saying
Speaker 19: the other line. Then the bride walked on, thought well
Speaker 19: let's not here r and the double book the church.
Speaker 19: They shifted David and Sanders wadding to the beck to
Speaker 19: the hall at the back, and we were at the
Speaker 19: wrong living so we saw the hit a hanging heads steak.
Speaker 3: That's some believe.
Speaker 4: We don't think about churches double booking.
Speaker 3: Do you like sports halls or something like that maybe
Speaker 3: a double booking, but I guess that if I was
Speaker 3: a priest and have access to all that cheap communion wine,
Speaker 3: I'd often be double booking and getting confused by what's
Speaker 3: going on. Where did they get that community wine from?
Speaker 3: By the way, you don't see them like Dan Murphy's
Speaker 3: loading up to you some figure out the front. Go
Speaker 3: load us up. Guys need a low more pino and
Speaker 3: the Body of Christ. You got those wafers as well.
Speaker 6: That's so unfair to the couple who gets double booked
Speaker 6: as well to go like, oh, this is our special days.
Speaker 6: Ah no, you're in the storeroom now, because yeah.
Speaker 3: And we're going to need it free from two o'clock
Speaker 3: as well because there's a ladies bridge group to play there,
Speaker 3: so keep it going. Judy, good morning, Thank you Brian
Speaker 3: for corning Judy, good morning, Good morning, and see I'm good.
Speaker 4: Julian Hoe you well this morning.
Speaker 3: Thanks for calling the show and at wrong wedding or
Speaker 3: wrong funeral, wrong events event.
Speaker 13: To go to a twenty first fancy gist party and
Speaker 13: rocked up at a wedding dress as a banana in pajama.
Speaker 3: You win the show this year with that banana and pajama.
Speaker 3: That's incredible.
Speaker 13: That's rather embarrassing.
Speaker 3: How did it all sort of get pieced together in
Speaker 3: your mind? What was the moment?
Speaker 13: Well, we just it was a fancy dress and you
Speaker 13: had to come into your favorite cutting carried Darwin is
Speaker 13: a banana and pajama, big yellow heads running late, couldn't
Speaker 13: find it, and you thought I got the right one
Speaker 13: and walked in in the middle of a wedding and Randa's.
Speaker 3: Dead bridal groom. Right for your B one or B two,
Speaker 3: I would be one, Julie. That's a great story. Thank
Speaker 3: you very much for calling him.
Speaker 13: You're welcome, have a good day and.
Speaker 3: You nine one four three give us a call this morning.
Speaker 3: Wrong wedding, wrong funeral.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Christian Early this morning you were talking about dogs. Dogs.
Speaker 3: Jobs are tough to do in the heat. I'm a
Speaker 3: dog walker, four dogs every day. Ah, that's Suzanne and Seaford. Yeah.
Speaker 3: You find a tree with some shade, you chuck the
Speaker 3: tennis ball with the old launcher. You know, you just
Speaker 3: lie there, see if you can just land the ground
Speaker 3: and chuck the ball.
Speaker 6: Now you can't really put that side to side with
Speaker 6: the guys in the roof fixing the boiler making.
Speaker 3: No, no, you've got to be a great d Can
Speaker 3: you also let me know what date you're all going
Speaker 3: to be back on air. I'm not showing coming back
Speaker 3: next year. I'm not actually, just as I get a
Speaker 3: better idea that Pats actually likes me. She's been quiet,
Speaker 3: you know how she's been this week?
Speaker 4: You've been this week Nave and Jack rowing.
Speaker 3: Yesterday I went, it's you know, do we need to
Speaker 3: go and see someone what I don't want to say
Speaker 3: workplace pullying? But anyway, oh right, so yeah, not too sure.
Speaker 3: But if I am coming back to be January the
Speaker 3: twenty first, that is that have to come back actually
Speaker 3: the first. Richard, good morning, Good morning, Christian, good morning Richard.
Speaker 3: I have you well this morning? So wrong wedding or
Speaker 3: wrong funeral? Mate?
Speaker 19: I love your show.
Speaker 15: This was the wrong wedding.
Speaker 3: We're all there. That's a great dramatic wares day. You
Speaker 3: had to show we're all yours all.
Speaker 15: Right, So what we did is we were in a
Speaker 15: taxi and we're running a bit late. Saw the wedding
Speaker 15: car sit at the Texi d out a quick quick
Speaker 15: get in front of it. We've gotta obviously bake the
Speaker 15: wedding car. So zips into the church. We jump out,
Speaker 15: run into the church itself made, and my girlfriend and
Speaker 15: we sit down. I'm waiting and I'm looking at the groom.
Speaker 15: I'm going jeesez put on a bit of white wall
Speaker 15: normally sort of trim up, not put out. And and
Speaker 15: I didn't know his wife or new wife to be
Speaker 15: that well, so she she could look like anyone anyway.
Speaker 15: And then I said to me, Golf, I don't recognize anyone.
Speaker 15: She goes, don't look around. I said, I don't. Then
Speaker 15: then there was another couple come running up to us,
Speaker 15: who we knew. They sat down beside us and said,
Speaker 15: we're in the wrong wedding.
Speaker 3: We're gone on God.
Speaker 15: So we quietly and everyone's looking at the front, and
Speaker 15: we quietly sort of make their way out. And as
Speaker 15: we're going out the door, the groom comes in. The
Speaker 15: bride coms in.
Speaker 3: Sorry.
Speaker 15: Everyone looks around and we're doing the side shuffle like
Speaker 15: you're trying to sneak out of the door. She's looking
Speaker 15: at us, we're looking at her. She's sort of raising
Speaker 15: her eyebs and saying what are you doing while you leaving?
Speaker 15: And of course then we yeah, get out of the
Speaker 15: joint and go to the next wedding.
Speaker 19: The right one.
Speaker 3: I hope the wedding crashes. A great will fous such
Speaker 3: a great movie, Vince.
Speaker 15: There was five hundred meters down the road.
Speaker 7: Who in help us?
Speaker 15: Two churches so close, the two weddings on the same day.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I guess just this does happen though,
Speaker 3: But did you not check the wedding in fight?
Speaker 15: Well, we we got it started got the road.
Speaker 3: Where did you got the road?
Speaker 4: And that's close enough the sort of thing I would do, actually.
Speaker 7: Exactly what happened me and Alexander road. You thought, that's
Speaker 7: close enough, And.
Speaker 3: I love the fact you still remember it Richard as well.
Speaker 3: And the thing is trying to get out of a
Speaker 3: church easily in Subtley's was because those pews. You've got
Speaker 3: to you know, you shuffle along and ask people to move.
Speaker 3: It's a big deal, isn't It's noisy?
Speaker 15: Well we did, but we did the bob down thing
Speaker 15: like you had a cinema up the sideway, particularly if
Speaker 15: you try to you know, so no want to notice
Speaker 15: it us leaving, But but it makes such wide wedding
Speaker 15: dresses through such narrow doors.
Speaker 4: For God's sake, I know, I know so many questions
Speaker 4: coming out of this. Hey, Richard, don't you kind words?
Speaker 4: Have a great Christmas.
Speaker 3: If we don't speak to you before the end of
Speaker 3: the show tomorrow, I really appreciate you giving the show
Speaker 3: a go.
Speaker 4: All right, thanks, guys, have a good Christmas.
Speaker 1: By the Christian oh Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Ready EXI on the Kenneth's the right side. That's the
Speaker 3: kind of stuff we want tomorrow morning or requests Friday,
Speaker 3: every single Friday on the Breakfast Show. We'll let you
Speaker 3: pick all the music from six to ten tomorrow, last
Speaker 3: show of the year. We want nothing but brilliant songs.
Speaker 3: Has made the four hours the best songs on the radio.
Speaker 3: Head over to Facebook, let me know what songs you'd
Speaker 3: love to hear. OC one four to three tonight is
Speaker 3: this radio station's Christmas Party. I'm looking at a poster
Speaker 3: right now advertising it that was up here in the
Speaker 3: work kitchen, and I've got to be honest, I'm confused
Speaker 3: as to how they've riven arrived at the decision as
Speaker 3: to what the theme is tonight? When you think about
Speaker 3: what's going on right now summer, it's also Christmas. It's
Speaker 3: the Christmas party. The theme is seventies Safari. Wouldn't you
Speaker 3: love to be a flower on the wall at the
Speaker 3: meeting where someone I'm not angry at the person who
Speaker 3: said seventy Safari, not angry at them. I'm angry at
Speaker 3: the other people that won't get out, didn't go get out?
Speaker 3: Why we got seventy Safari tonight? It makes no sense to.
Speaker 6: Me in the UK? Was it coming to dress up
Speaker 6: for a Christmas party? No, Because I've been to the
Speaker 6: last six or seven Christmas parties I've been to, he's
Speaker 6: been themed like that.
Speaker 3: Really, Yeah, it's a thing here.
Speaker 6: I don't know what it is, but I mean very workplace.
Speaker 3: But you know what, I don't ever want to get
Speaker 3: an invite to anything that involves some kind of dressing
Speaker 3: up or production effort where I'm going to go somewhere
Speaker 3: and it's a faf Even sometimes when you get invited
Speaker 3: to a wedding, your initial reaction is oh god, terrible
Speaker 3: thing to say what it is? You know? Ah, stay there,
Speaker 3: the shoes, the suit that dry cleaning Oh the gift.
Speaker 3: It's a fat, isn't it? When I got the oh
Speaker 3: so tired so that I sound like Jack seventy Safari.
Speaker 3: You got to go someone get a seventy Safari outfit.
Speaker 3: So we want to know this morning about your strange,
Speaker 3: weird You might be the top this with your the
Speaker 3: Christmas party that you've been to, or the one you've
Speaker 3: got this week. Your husband Chris, he's got this tonight
Speaker 3: going somewhere nice to drinks and guilty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just did a pub in the sin Kilda, very
Speaker 2: cash shorts songs.
Speaker 4: You're going to the sun and you're still dressing up
Speaker 4: as a line.
Speaker 6: I'm sadly absent.
Speaker 3: Yeah, me too. Excuse where you are? So of course?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Perhaps where are you? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I'm with you?
Speaker 4: Is it guy's only?
Speaker 5: Oh is it going to the strippers again?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 3: One never even been right, I've been listened to it. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: So we want to talk about this morning about your
Speaker 3: Christmas parties. Who's been to a strange unusual Christmas party?
Speaker 3: Might be one for a couple of years ago, might
Speaker 3: be one this year or this week? Nine four one,
Speaker 3: one oh four three.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show meld one four point.
Speaker 3: Three coming up after eight. We've got sware there. We
Speaker 3: got the last isolated vocal, naked vocal of the year.
Speaker 3: It's a another different flavor to it, but an amazing
Speaker 3: one from one of the greatest singers ever. It's been
Speaker 3: doing amazing music for about four or five decades. So
Speaker 3: that's coming up after eight o'clock. Yesterday it was announced
Speaker 3: and I think this is great. There's going to be
Speaker 3: a statue dedicated to Michael Hutchins right here in Melbourne
Speaker 3: and here in Richmond. It's going to be just behind
Speaker 3: the corner hotel. I think the Molly One is near there.
Speaker 3: This is going to be crossing on the Molly One, yep,
Speaker 3: which is an incredible thing. They've become paigning for this
Speaker 3: for a long time. He's got a sister who lives
Speaker 3: here as well, or half sister as well, has been campaigning.
Speaker 3: And there's somebody else as well, Jane Gazoo. I've known
Speaker 3: for years, so I think she watched on a community
Speaker 3: station here.
Speaker 4: Triple M or something that I think it's like a
Speaker 4: small communitination.
Speaker 3: I saw a messages with her yesterday. She's been campaigning
Speaker 3: for this as well. So a fair play to her.
Speaker 3: But yeah, Michael Hutchins is getting a statue, which I
Speaker 3: think is a great thing. With the Molley one there
Speaker 3: and then there's soon to be Michael Hutchins one, It's
Speaker 3: going to be like a kind of Melbourne kind of
Speaker 3: musical little mini.
Speaker 4: Walk of Fame round there.
Speaker 3: There should get some more ones as well.
Speaker 6: Well, what are the rules with like Michael Hutchins and
Speaker 6: in Excess from Sydney, with us try like trying to
Speaker 6: take them and steal them from Melbourne?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean at first, right when I read this yesterday,
Speaker 3: I've always loved an Excess right. The reason why for
Speaker 3: me is because they were the first band I ever
Speaker 3: saw live. They came to London and they were amazing.
Speaker 3: So I've always been a huge fan. And it was
Speaker 3: so sad what happened to him as well as a
Speaker 3: great lead singer and a great singer songwriter. And at
Speaker 3: first one I read Yester was like, oh, I didn't
Speaker 3: actually realize the guy was from Melbourne. So I went
Speaker 3: and looked online reading the Wikipedia entry, He's from Sydney.
Speaker 3: So I'm kissing is it because Melbourne is? It feels
Speaker 3: like to me Melbourne to me, feels like the cultural
Speaker 3: capital of Australia.
Speaker 6: Yep, and we're just trying to rewrite history.
Speaker 4: You think I didn't say that.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying it feels like they want to pay
Speaker 3: because I know he had But then I was reading
Speaker 3: on I know he had a lot of friends here,
Speaker 3: and he wrote a lot of songs here as well,
Speaker 3: and I think in a lot.
Speaker 4: Of fictional city.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I just thought he I presumed he was
Speaker 3: from Melbourne. But maybe they just want to turn it
Speaker 3: into some kind of musical heritage area statues of various legends.
Speaker 6: They just want people to assume he's from Melbourne. He
Speaker 6: doesn't actually say on the plaque he was born here.
Speaker 3: Confused tourists like me, we're going to see it go.
Speaker 3: I didn't know that as well. And are you hoping
Speaker 3: they're going to put one up for you as well?
Speaker 3: For your work for singer to Melbourne.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breck the show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: Oh right, it's time for this week's and our last
Speaker 3: one for now of the year of our Naked Isolated Vocal.
Speaker 3: We've been doing this the last couple of weeks. Thank
Speaker 3: you so much last couple of months. Actually, you think
Speaker 3: since now about the third or fourth week since I
Speaker 3: started to show every Thursday. Then we play about minute
Speaker 3: and a half of an isolated vocal. These are the
Speaker 3: tracks that when are recording artists the singer going to
Speaker 3: the studio, it's where you play it back and it's
Speaker 3: removed of all the instrumentation, all the background and instruments,
Speaker 3: and what you're left with is something which is really
Speaker 3: raw and powerful, and it actually makes you appreciate just
Speaker 3: how amazing these singers are. And you're talking about our
Speaker 3: track which has been auto tuned, and this one definitely hasn't.
Speaker 3: It isn't it at times, and it isn't even in
Speaker 3: the right key. It's slightly out of key. But that
Speaker 3: imperfection makes it perfect, It makes it human, and auto
Speaker 3: tuning smooths all that out and it removes that kind
Speaker 3: of that rawness, which is why I think we like
Speaker 3: the music we play on this radio station so much.
Speaker 3: This week's one the last one of the year. I
Speaker 3: found this one a couple of months ago, and I
Speaker 3: wanted to be the last one I played to you.
Speaker 3: For now. We will become up this feature when the
Speaker 3: show returns to the New Year because we love doing it.
Speaker 3: We play out the track and then we played the song,
Speaker 3: and the amount of times so many of you said
Speaker 3: to me, my god, I used to be sick to
Speaker 3: death of hearing that song. Fleetwood Max go your own way,
Speaker 3: and then when you hear the isolated vocal, you reappreciate
Speaker 3: a great bit of music.
Speaker 4: And I think you might do this as well.
Speaker 3: Elton John, it's almost like a caricature our self parody
Speaker 3: these days, but he is amazing. See him live a
Speaker 3: couple of times. One of the most entertaining men I've
Speaker 3: ever interviewed, not so much with the interview, but just
Speaker 3: a whole story around of going to meet Elton John
Speaker 3: and seeing what it's like. Very very funny guy, but
Speaker 3: back in the day, and he's still great live now,
Speaker 3: and he's coming over next year, and I d you
Speaker 3: to go and see him because he's incredible live and
Speaker 3: they just don't make them like that anymore. Back in
Speaker 3: the day. The early couple of albums he did with
Speaker 3: Bernie Torpa and some of the greatest rock and roll
Speaker 3: music ever recorded. This song Tiny Dancer from Madman Across
Speaker 3: the Water is a really sad but beautiful album. I
Speaker 3: absolutely love the song. It's one of my favorite songs.
Speaker 3: Tiny Dancer, Elton John, our last naked isolated vocal.
Speaker 4: Have a listened to.
Speaker 22: This Jesus rest in the street hand, then it gets
Speaker 22: up for gone and turning back, she just lays.
Speaker 3: The bullet of OD is not that bad? Cant on
Speaker 3: my hair hand He makes the stand.
Speaker 22: In their order, torim looking on.
Speaker 5: She sings the song. The wirch in knows the tune.
Speaker 5: She homes.
Speaker 22: So I feel sorryal lying here when no one need
Speaker 22: only you.
Speaker 9: And you can't hear me.
Speaker 3: When I said softly.
Speaker 22: Slowly on the class a time of dancer, count the
Speaker 22: headlights on the highway, laid it down and she's the lame.
Speaker 22: You had a bus the day today.
Speaker 4: Stuffed up the last one of the year.
Speaker 3: It's what I need to break, elm John, Tiny Dancer,
Speaker 3: that's the last one this year, the isolated naked vocal.
Speaker 3: You ever find any for next year? Christian at God
Speaker 3: one four three dot com enjoy lu.
Speaker 18: Jean Baby Early Labin.
Speaker 5: Seems just for the band.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melpan's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: I hope enjoyed that bodifour morning like this Elmore on
Speaker 3: the radio playing Tiny Dancer, Life's all good for me?
Speaker 3: It's gold one oh four point three. That's one of
Speaker 3: those songs where I always depressed my wife. Do you
Speaker 3: have those songs? Sometimes? You said to Biancha sometimes ago, Oh,
Speaker 3: if anything ever happens to me, make sure he played
Speaker 3: this song at my funeral.
Speaker 4: Tiny Dancers off for me.
Speaker 6: I haven't thought that far ahead.
Speaker 4: N wait to get your forties.
Speaker 3: It starts to creak towards you and that, but that
Speaker 3: that song Tiny Dancer always reminds me of when our
Speaker 3: first daughter came along. She was I used to play.
Speaker 3: It always reminds me of that exact moment. So that
Speaker 3: is one of those songs for me. I think there
Speaker 3: should be a website where you can just put a
Speaker 3: track listing.
Speaker 6: Make your playlist, Yes, because what if you had a
Speaker 6: sudden departure or what other request do you have for
Speaker 6: your funeral? Or is that the only one?
Speaker 3: Oh no, I've got about it. I have actually got
Speaker 3: my phone about ten songs.
Speaker 6: I've got songs. That's a long funeral.
Speaker 3: Wow, a lot of radio you're going to be speeding
Speaker 3: by you all right, there's time for You're Smarter than Google.
Speaker 3: This is where once a week we try and work
Speaker 3: out some answers to something that we use to do
Speaker 3: before there was Google. Please do not cheat, Please don't
Speaker 3: get your phones out and look at Google. It's a
Speaker 3: Christmas edition. Get the triangle ready, thank you? Or don't
Speaker 3: get it ready? You missed another one? That's it live
Speaker 3: percussion today, Jack's got a triangle? You're missing them? Right?
Speaker 3: Stop back all right? Here we go. And then these
Speaker 3: are the questions we want to try and find answers
Speaker 3: for this morning Christmas edition of You're Smarter than Google?
Speaker 3: Who invented Father Christmas? Do any of us even know
Speaker 3: where the story of Father Christmas comes from? I know
Speaker 3: that Coca Coda got involved, I believe, and turned him
Speaker 3: from the green out for heat I think he started with,
Speaker 3: turned it into red, kind of reappropriated him to suit
Speaker 3: their advertising message. But who invented Father Christmas? Where does
Speaker 3: the story originate from? Why does he live at the
Speaker 3: North Pole cheap land rent you know, tax thing?
Speaker 6: And maybe maybe to make it hard to say the
Speaker 6: kids will go and visit him because you can't just
Speaker 6: fly there.
Speaker 3: You've been got my kids there, which we took a
Speaker 3: plane full of listeners. We went, have three different flights.
Speaker 3: You land on the snow. It's incredible I met him.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't it be pitch black at that time of year?
Speaker 3: It is dark about twenty two hours of the day.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: And why does he have elves?
Speaker 4: Cheap neighbor?
Speaker 3: All right? So who invented Father Christmas? Where'd that story
Speaker 3: come from? Why does he live at the North Pole?
Speaker 3: And why has he got his elves? We don't even know?
Speaker 3: Is he married?
Speaker 14: Ye?
Speaker 5: Clause?
Speaker 4: How do we know there's a missus clause?
Speaker 5: She's in all the stories?
Speaker 4: Do you know they're not divorced?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 6: You know she she's we know about missus clause all right?
Speaker 3: And what is she?
Speaker 4: What does he do for the rest of the eleven months?
Speaker 3: What's he up to? Making the choice?
Speaker 6: He's making the list Ah right?
Speaker 3: I think Jack genuine believes that as well as of
Speaker 3: course young people listen right now? So did you all right?
Speaker 3: Give us a call? Then nine four one.
Speaker 1: Four one O four three O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Just had one of those moments you know when a
Speaker 3: kid let's go of a balloon and it cries, like
Speaker 3: really cries, just so upset for an adult. It's with
Speaker 3: if you're wearing a white top and you spill something
Speaker 3: down because of the heat, I thought I need to
Speaker 3: look after myself, you know, as palms we break down
Speaker 3: this heat wearing a white T shirt today spinnating curry
Speaker 3: for breakfast. Long story as to why we are all
Speaker 3: eating curry right now for breakfast. We've got sent some
Speaker 3: and what have.
Speaker 6: Have you got it? Have you got something going after this?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You know what you know? Serious stuff and oh
Speaker 3: curry stain mcgeee here, it doesn't look good. You can't
Speaker 3: make a serious point and have madras down the front
Speaker 3: of your top, you know.
Speaker 6: And now the only option you have is putting the
Speaker 6: jacket back on.
Speaker 3: So topless. No, okay, So let's go to calls right now.
Speaker 3: We're doing a Christmas decision of You're Smarter than Google.
Speaker 3: Please do not consult Google during this feature. We want
Speaker 3: to try and see what we can work it out
Speaker 3: relatively using our brain s Melbourne. Okay, one four three.
Speaker 20: Christmas special of of your Smarting Google.
Speaker 3: No better Christmas song than this So this morning, what
Speaker 3: does the story of Father Christmas originate from what do
Speaker 3: we think? Who knows what?
Speaker 4: Why does he live at the North Pole?
Speaker 3: Why is his sister by his band of at lelves
Speaker 3: nine four one four one o four three Jess, good morning?
Speaker 3: What do you reckon?
Speaker 12: Hi?
Speaker 3: Hello?
Speaker 9: The reason why we have Santa Claus is because he
Speaker 9: is actually.
Speaker 3: A real person, of course, absolutely, yep.
Speaker 9: No, Like from from from memory, I was told that
Speaker 9: he was actually like high up in the church, like
Speaker 9: a pope, and that's why he's called Saint Nicholas.
Speaker 6: How do you go from pope to how we know
Speaker 6: him as jolly good?
Speaker 9: Because like like he's a saint, Like he's a Saint Nicholas.
Speaker 9: He's been high up in the church and then so
Speaker 9: we called him Saint Nicholas, and then from them we've
Speaker 9: just expanded on different names.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean who knew that the hierarchy over there
Speaker 3: in Rome goes pope and then above that Father Christmas
Speaker 3: and above that God.
Speaker 4: That's how your command is, you know.
Speaker 9: But yeah, he was like he was high up in
Speaker 9: the church, like he was one of the saints that
Speaker 9: would walk around and.
Speaker 3: Around, walking around, and hey, you just walking around, Like
Speaker 3: why don't you walk around off to the north part
Speaker 3: and knock up some presents.
Speaker 6: Now the Pope just rides around in that Pope me Bill.
Speaker 6: But back in the day it used to be all
Speaker 6: walking around all right, Jess, thank you for your theory. Okay,
Speaker 6: have a good Christmas you two.
Speaker 17: Judy, No, it's Joy, I enjoyed.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry about this, Joy. Okay, it's the producers there.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's going on out there, all right,
Speaker 3: So sorry, Joy, what's your theory? Joy?
Speaker 17: Saint Nicholas is a German saint of children. He was
Speaker 17: brought across when Queen Victoria married the German Prince Albert.
Speaker 17: And when she brought the Christmas Tree across to England,
Speaker 17: she brought Saint Nicholas across as well.
Speaker 3: Is that right? Where do you know that from history?
Speaker 6: So the Christmas Tree existed before Father Christmas?
Speaker 3: Correct, chicken and egg.
Speaker 15: What came first was the pagan ritual?
Speaker 17: What the Christian Church brought it across as Christmas like
Speaker 17: the Connica the winter solstice, so that they could have
Speaker 17: a celebration for a big meal before food ran out.
Speaker 12: Literally?
Speaker 6: And did he come willingly or did Queen Victoria sort
Speaker 6: of say how you have to come back to England.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the chuck back.
Speaker 17: After the birth of a son. Albert wanted to bring
Speaker 17: the tradition of Christmas because Germany celebrated at England didn't
Speaker 17: really celebrate it, and.
Speaker 4: That you know, his bombs can be quite sort of
Speaker 4: you know, winging poms.
Speaker 17: That's what he called us, that you know, and the
Speaker 17: the High Society decided to follow the queen, and then
Speaker 17: they all got Christmas trees, and then they all decided
Speaker 17: that then Saint Nick's would come along and bring either
Speaker 17: a lump of coal for bad children or an orange
Speaker 17: for good children.
Speaker 3: So it's a pagan tradition, then a German one, yes,
Speaker 3: and then exported to England correct and then sent all
Speaker 3: over the world.
Speaker 17: Well then Coca Cola picked up on it and then they.
Speaker 3: Put him in the back of one of those Coca
Speaker 3: Cola trucks or guys come from Germany kidnapped him.
Speaker 6: We see what you've done for England. You could Coca
Speaker 6: Cola even drafted you work for us.
Speaker 3: You're in the A leagues now.
Speaker 17: That's exactly right. So yeah, that's where it all started from.
Speaker 17: It's a German tradition that was brought across when Albert
Speaker 17: wanted to bring the Christmas tree across.
Speaker 3: Have you ever seen that Netflix show The Crown. It's
Speaker 3: amazing TV show, but not seeing any of this covered
Speaker 3: in there, I have to complain to Netflix, so mister
Speaker 3: key part all right, Judy, thanks for all your your theories.
Speaker 3: That Joy, that's it.
Speaker 4: Sorry Joy, they didn't bother renaming.
Speaker 3: It, all right, Paul, good morning, Pretty good Paul, if
Speaker 3: that is even your name. But Paul, what's your theory? Them? Oh?
Speaker 7: Mate, listen, you guys are so wrong. Right, he's up
Speaker 7: on the North Pole. Right, he's on the north because
Speaker 7: it's the only place on Earth they make Raindyer rock,
Speaker 7: if you're right, and they need that to get underworth
Speaker 7: so quick. Now, he doesn't have elves. What he has
Speaker 7: is vertically challenged non gender specific humans. They're not elves,
Speaker 7: so they're not. And on a side note, I think
Speaker 7: raindeer is the saying for its singular or plural form.
Speaker 6: I think you don't have reindeers.
Speaker 7: See it's a good day. If I'm right about something, mate,
Speaker 7: I'm telling you.
Speaker 3: I mustly when there's few words then, so it's not reindeers.
Speaker 7: No, I believe it's raindeer for singulor or plural.
Speaker 3: Ten Reindeer, well Banketball, Thanks Baul, Thank you very much kid.
Speaker 3: The Jewels coming then nine four one four, one oh
Speaker 3: four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Day eleven on our twelve days at Christmas, giving away
Speaker 3: over twelve thousand dollars worth of gifts thanks to Chapel Street.
Speaker 3: On day eleven we give you one thousand dollars worth
Speaker 3: of treatments at Norboo Spa, Cocktails and Christmas shopping only
Speaker 3: on Chapel Street South, the Erral, Windsor and Prawn. So
Speaker 3: over the last ten days of Christmas given away a
Speaker 3: lot of big prizes worth over ten thousand dollars. So
Speaker 3: many winners, and it's nice for Jack to sing us
Speaker 3: the story of the last ten days now should warn
Speaker 3: you Jack. We've spent the.
Speaker 4: Music up a bit this morning, he caine.
Speaker 3: Tomorrow it will get even quicker.
Speaker 6: There's a natural limit where somebody can't sing fast.
Speaker 3: We're gonna find out for us today or tomorrow. So
Speaker 3: right now, steady yourself a big intake of breath.
Speaker 6: That's probably too early.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, you're gonna faint midway through. It's now bring
Speaker 3: him out.
Speaker 6: On the eleventh day of Christmas, Christian gave to you
Speaker 6: Dave spar voucher yesterday, Lailani Penthas at the Colin Stewart
Speaker 6: from Corfield This the day open a thousand dollars bits.
Speaker 6: I've cam in Caroline Springs year's worth advisking. Rachel n
Speaker 6: Cranber got theater tickets. Alona from Limbrooks got herself some
Speaker 6: pizza Penny from Corfield one Specialty Cakes. Danny Ellen Brighton
Speaker 6: seeing them a voucher Andy from Mendo one free purgers
Speaker 6: for a whole year.
Speaker 3: Took isolated bug. I'd love to hear that. Wow done,
Speaker 3: he saved that one. All right. Then this is how
Speaker 3: you win the prize thousand dollars worth of SPA treatments.
Speaker 3: I love this all right, So you got to listen
Speaker 3: out for the song now. Santa has already begun his
Speaker 3: long trip over to Australia with a sleigh full of
Speaker 3: all the presents for all the good kids. But on
Speaker 3: his sleighs gone in sleigh car radio and he loves
Speaker 3: to listen to music and sing along. You've gotta listen
Speaker 3: in every morning work out what the song is. Let's
Speaker 3: find out what it is this morning? What Santa listening to?
Speaker 21: Why would I even bother? It's not even funny season
Speaker 21: all right, one of the best intros ever. I'll be
Speaker 21: back later tonight, and don't touch my tim tabs.
Speaker 3: I've talented. How many of the all right? Do you
Speaker 3: recognize the song? Nine four one four, one oh four three?
Speaker 4: I think that's the only one I've got This week.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three?
Speaker 3: You ready to sing again? Ready? All right? Here's the
Speaker 3: winner so far on our Twelve Days of Christmas, thanks
Speaker 3: to Chapel Street. It's Kristin o'connall's Deep Breath Jack.
Speaker 6: On the eleventh day of Christmas, Christian gave to you
Speaker 6: Dave spal Voucher. Lani Ah, damn, I tripped on the first.
Speaker 3: One, so well, no, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: What we want to do Ryan is to re hear it.
Speaker 4: Let's give him another little chance to make over.
Speaker 6: Dave Spaoucher, you can do this year.
Speaker 4: You did it five minutes ago.
Speaker 6: Dave spar Voucher. Yesterday, Leilani, Leilani Now why did we
Speaker 6: choose Leilani as the winner?
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, that's a typical.
Speaker 3: Now I'm over. Got another one like that today, earning
Speaker 3: another exotic name to and I'll fish them off right
Speaker 3: you ready, ready, tach, It's Christen o'curdlesol.
Speaker 6: Spread on the eleventh day of Christmas. Christian gave to
Speaker 6: you Dave Sparvoucher yesterday, Leilani Penthouse. That that colors you
Speaker 6: from Groyding. Yeah, it's worth of dumpling shiny from Bellary
Speaker 6: one oldical Final and the inver one thousand dollars bit
Speaker 6: Cam and Caroline Springs. It's worth of Ustell and Kreme
Speaker 6: of God dig tickets from the Book's Got Herself a
Speaker 6: pizza penny from golf in one Special in case Danielle
Speaker 6: and Brighton Thine a virtue and he from Mendo one
Speaker 6: free Burgis for a whole year.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 20: Wow.
Speaker 6: If you guys are the kids in class when they
Speaker 6: when you go up to do your oral presentation and
Speaker 6: you're throwing, like picking your nose and throwing.
Speaker 3: No, wow, I'm trying to create an atmosphere here that
Speaker 3: supports you. I'm sorry if it looks that way, not
Speaker 3: at all, you're trying to guess what the song is
Speaker 3: that Santa is singing on to in a sleigh. Here's
Speaker 3: a mornings.
Speaker 21: I would I even bother. It's not even Footy season alright,
Speaker 21: one of the best intros over. I'll be back later tonight.
Speaker 21: And don't touch my tim tabs. I've counted how many
Speaker 21: I've got left.
Speaker 3: As he found this week. He hates you touching his stuff,
Speaker 3: you know, all right? Then, Jamie, good morning, good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning Jamie. And what do you think the song is? Mate?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 11: I reckon?
Speaker 7: It's got to be the Ghostbusters theme.
Speaker 3: It's a great intro. It's not the right one though,
Speaker 3: tough like Jamie, No, I know, sorry, mate, up for
Speaker 3: grabs this morning. He's a thousand dollars worth of spa
Speaker 3: treatments at Norboo spar Steve, good morning, Christiate, Hey you
Speaker 3: go Ma. I'm good Steve, and I hope you are
Speaker 3: as well.
Speaker 4: Mate. What do you think the song is?
Speaker 6: I reckon?
Speaker 7: Regard for He's back in black.
Speaker 3: Another killer intro, Steve, It's not the right answer.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, Oh kid me, I love all.
Speaker 3: These mental When there's spa treatments, it's for their other
Speaker 3: horse isn't, so they don't have to do any Christmas
Speaker 3: shopping counting.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Hi Christian, how are you going.
Speaker 3: I'm good. Are you well this morning?
Speaker 1: I'm certainly well.
Speaker 13: Thanks very much.
Speaker 3: All right, then what do you think the song is?
Speaker 16: I think it's man at work learned down under.
Speaker 3: Wow, done you, he loves that song. Don't touch those
Speaker 3: tim jams and go eight. All right. You wearing a
Speaker 3: thousand dollars worth of treatments at Norboo SPA.
Speaker 4: Well done.
Speaker 1: Thank you, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: Oh great, you had a tough year. It's just all
Speaker 3: for you, absolutely definitely for me.
Speaker 6: It's a thousand dollars worth. You could easily take a
Speaker 6: partner or somebody else as sibling.
Speaker 3: That's the spirit. All right, have a great Christmas. I
Speaker 3: hope you really enjoy your treatments.
Speaker 13: Thanks so much, you two guys.
Speaker 3: Oh thank you. We've got to another big chance then,
Speaker 3: the last one tomorrow morning. It's a great one. I
Speaker 3: hope you like your champagne.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Having the last few months of this new Breakfast Show
Speaker 3: Show one hundred and twenty one, today we've given away
Speaker 3: lots of various prizes. A couple of weeks ago. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna give away a four million dollar prize package, the house,
Speaker 3: the car. However, but you said, Beck, I'm not lying
Speaker 3: him when I say when we had a meeting last
Speaker 3: week there was the option of giving away some free
Speaker 3: ham lost her mind. I mean just was like, oh
Speaker 3: my god, oh my god, we're talking on.
Speaker 16: You've got them where you're from for and on the
Speaker 16: hamel pick down.
Speaker 21: You are.
Speaker 4: Anyway, we've got some of these.
Speaker 6: She brings up every day though she's today she was.
Speaker 3: Like, oh my god, you're given the ham the way
Speaker 3: a minute? Are you excited? Form possible? We've got the
Speaker 3: I don't know why we have ham in England. She's
Speaker 3: been this ham. She's just coming all miserable when she
Speaker 3: founds out they're not actually they're not actually here. It's bounchers.
Speaker 4: She was like, ham was turning up today.
Speaker 3: So we've got these botocky hams. Buttocky Hams are delicious.
Speaker 3: Botocky Hams simply the best vouchers, vouchers. But these are these,
Speaker 3: these beautiful hams. I mean, I love a nice board
Speaker 3: Ham at Christmas, but these are Bocki hams.
Speaker 4: You ever had them before?
Speaker 3: Patsy?
Speaker 5: Yeah, they are. It is the nicest ham. It's delicious
Speaker 5: and so gives.
Speaker 3: Even Gavin Milli yesterday called me and went, were you
Speaker 3: giving away Potocki hams? They're any spare ham shortage here
Speaker 3: in Melbourne? What's excite mother Ham? So anyway, there at
Speaker 3: one point that was talk of every single caller tomorrow
Speaker 3: getting ham every single caller.
Speaker 4: Do you remember what we're doing then?
Speaker 3: All the ones we read out on air every single
Speaker 3: time time worst today that we read out on air
Speaker 3: doesn't even have to get a gold silver bronze. This
Speaker 3: is read out on air wins a bertocky ham.
Speaker 4: This amazing prize, isn't it?
Speaker 3: What are you doing that?
Speaker 6: That's a great part.
Speaker 3: In aggressive way you did it. It's claring at me
Speaker 3: all right. So here's today's at work time, mister. Can
Speaker 3: you guess what we're gonna do? Ham songs? H Ham songs?
Speaker 3: Ham yourself A merry little Christmas, Ham yourself, merry little Christmas.
Speaker 3: I want to hold your ham gammon, feel the noise? Ham.
Speaker 3: I wish I was your lover. A damn what good
Speaker 3: year I had that? Ah, don't go bacon my heart.
Speaker 3: That's funny. And I'm your ham?
Speaker 6: What's that man?
Speaker 4: I'm your man?
Speaker 3: Yes, all right, Ham songs is what we're looking for.
Speaker 3: Now you'd like me to play these out? Yours are
Speaker 3: going to be you've done these in musical format.
Speaker 6: Yes, that's right. Might as well actually go to number
Speaker 6: two straight away because I had hamm. I am your
Speaker 6: lover as well, so.
Speaker 3: I wish I was your love and he's got She
Speaker 3: loves it, she's in love with him. Chimper, oh wow,
Speaker 3: perjam one great one and stand by your all right,
Speaker 3: oh god. Okay, So when you're texting in this morning,
Speaker 3: make sure we always ask you do this so we
Speaker 3: can make sure you get the right kudos and thanks
Speaker 3: for your great text on the at work time, I
Speaker 3: stay today. Really put your name on it because if
Speaker 3: you want one of these legendary batocky hams, make sure
Speaker 3: you put your name on your ham song. Text what
Speaker 3: you're doing number four seven five oh three, one oh
Speaker 3: four three? We need this break oh four seven five
Speaker 3: oh three, one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three Do you.
Speaker 3: Remember the like the last couple of days before you
Speaker 3: broke up at school. Jimember that that's what we're getting,
Speaker 3: like a scared about tomorrow's show.
Speaker 5: It's hilarious.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is end of termers almost here kids, last
Speaker 3: at work time, waste of the year before we start
Speaker 3: a mark these. We love doing this feature with you
Speaker 3: every single day. It is incredible how we rarely give
Speaker 3: away prize in this because I never really wanted to
Speaker 3: do that. I just like doing it because you like
Speaker 3: doing it, and uh, so many people enter this every
Speaker 3: single day win a prize because there isn't normally one
Speaker 3: because you love doing it and it is. We We
Speaker 3: love doing this feature every morning. It's the only feature
Speaker 3: we do that's a daily one. So thanks everyone who's
Speaker 3: had fun doing this over the last couple of months.
Speaker 3: It is the last one in the year. The boss
Speaker 3: has entered. Everyone wants a by tocky ham? Oh my god,
Speaker 3: like ham? Are you ready to mark ham songs?
Speaker 6: Has she entered through the traditional means as she gone
Speaker 6: directly to you directly? I don't know the count for
Speaker 6: a ham. We'll hear it, Sure, we'll hear.
Speaker 3: It, Okay, but no ham, pink you and your ham?
Speaker 6: You and your Ah, yeah, that's quite good. That's her
Speaker 6: best one.
Speaker 4: Actually, Alanis Morrissett. How many pocket are.
Speaker 6: These both suits?
Speaker 3: Bronze, someone's feeling brave. Peter Gerbiel, big time, big tim
Speaker 3: don't know the song bronz zz top sharp treshed Ham.
Speaker 6: Yeah, her first one was the best she should have.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to. Let's go to. Everyone's trying
Speaker 3: to win the Ham. So Katie for Tocky Hams, Bohemian Hamsday.
Speaker 3: Good Mike in Geelong, Ham for you.
Speaker 6: Everyone get a hamp gun, mister.
Speaker 3: Tambourine Ham Gold. Andrew Blackburn, enjoy your ham Ham eater
Speaker 3: by holder not gold plus. That's what I'm grant Grin,
Speaker 3: enjoy your hair. Great Southern Ham Silver plus. Rachel Ham
Speaker 3: in the Mirror Gold plus, Cindy well done? Is she
Speaker 3: really going out with Ham? Linda? Well done? Karma Hamelian
Speaker 3: get that one counting well done.
Speaker 4: We are the hampions.
Speaker 6: Gold plus.
Speaker 3: Stephen Oakley South World done. Ham of Confusion. Dan nice
Speaker 3: Field comments on their Ham of Confusion, Sweet Home Hammerbamma,
Speaker 3: Jim well done Ham done under that sounds rude.
Speaker 6: Daniel come from a hamdown under Yeah.
Speaker 8: Silver I should be some porky silver. Plus it's our
Speaker 8: good friend listening illegally every morning. Luke, you're in the ham,
Speaker 8: come on down, son of a preacher Ham gold plus
Speaker 8: Chris in Ringwood, well done, Ham down under had it
Speaker 8: uh working class Ham Silver, Kelly and Sunshine, well done,
Speaker 8: Summer of sixty hams.
Speaker 6: Franz.
Speaker 3: Give him a hand, but come by me Ham give him.
Speaker 3: Have you feel it? Jackson?
Speaker 6: Fine it you feed it gold.
Speaker 3: The ham in the mirror another Jack of one had
Speaker 3: it silver rocket Ham, that's good gold. And last one
Speaker 3: is you carry lay your ham on me? Jov silver
Speaker 3: best for his we other haampions. Yeah, well done everyone,
Speaker 3: great work this year. We look forward to more right
Speaker 3: what time wasters next year? Enjoy your hands.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 3: So hey, this guys, some good news. The the man
Speaker 3: from Russell Hobbs. He sent us four slow cookers, very
Speaker 3: very kind. You wanted one, we'll give one away tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Pats has got one.
Speaker 4: Pats is going to try and win one tomorrow.
Speaker 5: No, Pats has got one.
Speaker 3: Pats is going to try and wine.
Speaker 5: No no, no, no, no no no no no, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: No, yes, check the name on the door. Check the
Speaker 3: name on the door. It says Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 3: where tomorrow morning you will try and win your slow cooker,
Speaker 3: won't Yes you will know, yes you will. Sorry, so
Speaker 3: doing it's happening, Pats.
Speaker 6: Doesn't it make perfect sense?
Speaker 3: No it doesn't. One or your No, it does not.
Speaker 2: No, No, I didn't get Brian Adams tickets and I
Speaker 2: will not be competing for a damn slow cooker.
Speaker 5: It's got my name on it.
Speaker 3: No it hasn't, it says to phone. Confirmed it's happening. Yeah, ready, girlfriend,
Speaker 3: you're right? Oh yeah, when Pats his slow cooker tomorrow morning,
Speaker 3: it's seven thirty.
Speaker 6: What am I going to do the quiz? Will do tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow morning, I'll tell you it's seventh.
Speaker 3: I knew this was part of my plan. We can
Speaker 3: get her out of here now. Assaulted me with eye.
Speaker 3: It's my dj I who's talking right now? Is that
Speaker 3: hug me?
Speaker 6: Put a cold ham on it.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 6: That's the last chance to win the gold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I'm going to be trying to get when
Speaker 3: that amazing golden ticket and also coming up with the
Speaker 3: questions Tomorrow's Big Quick seven thirty When Patsy Slow Cooker.
Speaker 5: Get into your Trivial Pursuit collection.
Speaker 4: You don't know what the quiz is yet, No, I don't.
Speaker 3: It is going to quiz.
Speaker 8: Tune though it is when Passy you Cooker as well
Speaker 8: a top of the Rain.
Speaker 3: It's the top of the range on my name on it. Well,
Speaker 3: it's got somebody's name on it. We know how you
Speaker 3: are with pressure. We see how are with a slow
Speaker 3: pressure cooker? All right, girlfriend, all right, bring it sister,
Speaker 3: all right, it's on. Okay, Huggy's up next. You could
Speaker 3: be playing your golden song. Will catch you last show
Speaker 3: of the year. You're going to miss me, Patsy laughter.
Speaker 9: We'll leave.
Speaker 3: My man and I take it back to Bayside and
Speaker 3: it will come out again on the twenty first. Bye bye, everybody, Tyler.
Speaker 3: Today's show is When Patsy So Cooker
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's gold one oh four
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