Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Richmond Gold one four point three h Q, Melbourne, Australia,
Speaker 2: bacusting to the world.
Speaker 3: Christian.
Speaker 4: It has been a NonStop thirty six hour.
Speaker 2: Bi oh my dad's Dutch for breakfast show.
Speaker 5: Don't need to make it any more obvious.
Speaker 4: Now, good morning is seven minutes past six Tuesday morning.
Speaker 4: It's to Christian O'Connell Reckfast Show.
Speaker 3: Have you well? Good morning Jack Post.
Speaker 2: Good morning, mister Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Patrina Jones. Hi Christian, Hey person, have you
Speaker 4: seen Jack this morning?
Speaker 5: I'm looking at him now.
Speaker 3: Balancing in full of the joy of young lave. No, No,
Speaker 3: you don't.
Speaker 2: What do I? How do I usually arrive?
Speaker 3: You're a slouch, You're a Oscar the grouch. He wants
Speaker 3: to be back in his bin.
Speaker 2: I always feel what you do.
Speaker 4: You sling in. You're like a big, old, tall human
Speaker 4: slinky anyway, whereas this morning you're skipped in and you
Speaker 4: know what the skipping it was, Young Love friends because
Speaker 4: Jack's wife came back yesterday and every Monday morning we
Speaker 4: have a team meeting with the boss and there you
Speaker 4: go on a long time because you go to talk
Speaker 4: about every thing that could happen or go wrong. Oh
Speaker 4: what if a listener explodes? If you do that, we'll
Speaker 4: find more listeners if they start popping and exploding. But yesterday,
Speaker 4: Jackie Boy had his bag packed on his lap like
Speaker 4: a parachute, ready to eject. I said a ject, I
Speaker 4: said a jack You couldn't wait to get out.
Speaker 2: I was watching the club in long old meeting.
Speaker 4: Well you do anywhere Monday, but today even more so.
Speaker 4: And then when the old alarm went from the boss
Speaker 4: like the hooter at the end of it.
Speaker 2: Literally jump out the nearest window, those.
Speaker 4: Big long legs, three strides, and Inspector Gadget was in
Speaker 4: his bed, silk satch in sheets. Right.
Speaker 2: It was good to have her back. She's been gone
Speaker 2: for it. We've been a week apart. It feels like.
Speaker 3: A Month's lovely that reunion, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What did he get up to? You dirty dog?
Speaker 4: He couldn't even look me in the eye, Patsy, he
Speaker 4: looked away.
Speaker 3: It's a beautiful thing. We're all like that once.
Speaker 4: First couple of years of marriage. Fast forward a couple
Speaker 4: of years. Speak to me then Jack speak to me.
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Speaker 4: By the way, coming into this Morning's a lot of
Speaker 4: works going on. He hug just run to people a
Speaker 4: sort of punk road closed it off and.
Speaker 2: Changed their mind about that, Peter, And have they putting
Speaker 2: it back to what I had before?
Speaker 4: It's ahead of that and it looks absolute chaos there.
Speaker 4: And there was a guy out today with the angle
Speaker 4: grinder chopping up the tram lines. Really suicaid. I don't
Speaker 4: know what he's doing with the tram lines, but anyway,
Speaker 4: I hope it's legal work.
Speaker 2: He's not just taking him home for himself.
Speaker 3: But you know what I was thinking.
Speaker 4: You know, obviously he got summer coming up in a
Speaker 4: couple of months. Time idea for Melbourne. All right, let
Speaker 4: me just put this in your brains. Open air trams cut.
Speaker 2: The roof off.
Speaker 5: Be a bit windy, wouldn't it breeze?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 2: But that actually be a bit hot well because the
Speaker 2: roof is keeping the sun off.
Speaker 3: And you cool us winging pomps. I'm apartment.
Speaker 4: I'm saying I want the sun on me and open
Speaker 4: air A convertible.
Speaker 2: I like it, but I think he'll actually be hotter
Speaker 2: because you'll be stuffy with the amount of passengers on.
Speaker 2: It depends what the sun will be beating down on you.
Speaker 5: Especially trams around Richmond are always packed like sad away.
Speaker 3: But then at least they can have to breathe there
Speaker 3: they're free.
Speaker 2: Have you ever been on a tram with its air
Speaker 2: con broken down and everybody packed on?
Speaker 7: Is?
Speaker 4: How listen? I can trump that? Have you ever been
Speaker 4: on a London underground during our so called summer when
Speaker 4: it's when there is no air con on the London.
Speaker 2: They never thought to build it because it never gets tossed.
Speaker 4: On Victorian times. It's it's so old there's no air con.
Speaker 4: It is awful. You're when you're crammed in there in
Speaker 4: the morning rush hour in the evening right and you
Speaker 4: you're next to a guy who's never heard of Deodre
Speaker 4: and you got to hang on to that thing.
Speaker 3: The whole carriage stinks. Everyone's crammed in.
Speaker 4: Then sometimes they just they stop in the middle of
Speaker 4: a tunnel and the lights will go out. It could
Speaker 4: be there ten minutes, you know, about a mile under
Speaker 4: the ground. Just think about that.
Speaker 3: Are you thinking about it?
Speaker 5: Puts it's not a pretty picture, right.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Let's continue now.
Speaker 4: Yesterday Jack was giving us some little old bologney about
Speaker 4: a hiccup, because if you ever had hiccups, it's a
Speaker 4: nightma try and get rid of them.
Speaker 3: Yesterday you shared a remedy that will.
Speaker 4: Worked for you.
Speaker 2: Something that worked for me that I've actually never heard
Speaker 2: given as a remedy for hiccups is just start eating.
Speaker 2: I was hiccupping all the way up until lunch, and
Speaker 2: then as soon as I started eating lunch it went away.
Speaker 4: Well, I've got this email that came in late last
Speaker 4: night from Laura Laura Johnson, and Laura is up now listening.
Speaker 4: I know this because I replied this morning and said,
Speaker 4: how do you know this work? She said, He's tried
Speaker 4: and tested and another she said works every time. Yesterday's show,
Speaker 4: Jack said he'd found a cure for hiccups. This is
Speaker 4: a real one. You drink your foot. They will involve water.
Speaker 2: Why is it always drink ups?
Speaker 4: Telling you one of what someone showed me once was
Speaker 4: was drinking a glass of water with a spoon in it.
Speaker 2: What's that going to do?
Speaker 3: But it worked?
Speaker 4: It worked?
Speaker 2: Yeah, read on someone told me.
Speaker 4: My Jewish friend told me the reason why I'm saying
Speaker 4: eat of my Jewish friends, because she said, this is
Speaker 4: an old Jewish well known folk Lare tradition about the
Speaker 4: spoon and the water. It stops sick ups every time.
Speaker 2: Now, well, none of the water ones work for me.
Speaker 2: Drink water up, down, hold your breath and drink water. Well,
Speaker 2: have you had your tragus flapped? Drink a full glass
Speaker 2: of water while someone plugs your ears by pressing on
Speaker 2: your tragus.
Speaker 4: That is the flappy part that you can push into
Speaker 4: your ear. You know you can push that little bit in,
Speaker 4: can't you? To the little hill bit like a little
Speaker 4: ear cape? Okay, now what is it called a tragus?
Speaker 3: Tragus?
Speaker 4: Who knew? T r A g u s tragus flappy
Speaker 4: bart of the ear. You can do this yourself. Even
Speaker 4: have a straw so you can just obviously suck the
Speaker 4: water with the straw and then close off the ear
Speaker 4: canals left and right. Hiccups, God, according to l J.
Speaker 4: Laura Johnson works every time.
Speaker 2: I'll be interested to try it. But the thing is
Speaker 2: you only get hiccups every couple of years. I get them,
Speaker 2: so I won't be able to try for.
Speaker 3: A Sometimes you fine.
Speaker 4: If you wolf down food or drink too much, you
Speaker 4: get hiccups.
Speaker 3: What is what is a hiccup? Is it trapped air?
Speaker 5: It's something to do with it's downing here, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it must have been.
Speaker 4: It's trying to regulate your system, isn't it by releasing air?
Speaker 4: Is this?
Speaker 1: I know?
Speaker 2: It's just an accident, Like I thought. It was a
Speaker 2: hiccup in like a hiccup in like a system era yeah? System.
Speaker 4: Can anyone call this show and to us what are hiccups?
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one o four.
Speaker 1: Three The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 3: We've got Aerin on the line, Aeron, good morning. Hi
Speaker 3: hello Erin.
Speaker 4: So you a nurse.
Speaker 8: I'm not a nurse, but I did study nursing.
Speaker 3: You studied it.
Speaker 4: I had a look at the old books and then
Speaker 4: went no, not for me, not doing of this nursing
Speaker 4: hands there.
Speaker 3: So what can you tell us? What did you learn
Speaker 3: when you're studying nursing about hiccups?
Speaker 4: What are they?
Speaker 8: Okay? So it's when your diaphragm goes into a spasm
Speaker 8: and the best way to get rid of them is
Speaker 8: to put your hands up in the air and breathe
Speaker 8: deeply and slowly, because that relieves the pressure on the
Speaker 8: diaphragm and it stops. It's like when you get a
Speaker 8: stitch in your side, you know, you sort of lean
Speaker 8: away from it so that it relieves the pressure on it.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that about a stitch, yep. I know
Speaker 4: about trying to pinch it. You know, we always try
Speaker 4: and pinch it for some reason.
Speaker 2: I don't pinch exactly. I like it lean away from it.
Speaker 2: Do you.
Speaker 4: I've running and I get a stitch, I just pinch it,
Speaker 4: pinch the skin, give it.
Speaker 3: They'll pinch to get rid of it, you know, squeeze
Speaker 3: it out.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you often see me running down the street
Speaker 4: pinching myself.
Speaker 3: I've got a stitch. Everything's all right.
Speaker 4: So that's interesting about the hiccups then, So it's a
Speaker 4: sparsm in the dive.
Speaker 8: Yeah. So you know your diaphragm when you breathe, that's
Speaker 8: what rises your lungs up and down so that you
Speaker 8: breathe in and out, and when it goes into spasm,
Speaker 8: that's what caused the hiccup. And so when people drink
Speaker 8: water upside down that also takes It's just a position
Speaker 8: that you go in. It's not actually the drinking of
Speaker 8: the water that relates to pressure on the diaphragm.
Speaker 4: I see this makes sense now. So you're saying there
Speaker 4: and the best thing for us to do is we
Speaker 4: raise our arms up in the air.
Speaker 8: Put your arms up in the air and breathe deeply
Speaker 8: and slowly, just you know, long deep breath and that
Speaker 8: will take the pressure of your arms up in there
Speaker 8: and will take the pressure of the diaphragm. And breathing slowly,
Speaker 8: will you have to regulate again?
Speaker 4: What about that Jack's idea about just eating Yeah, no, no,
Speaker 4: that worked for me.
Speaker 8: That probably just took your mind after the heat tucking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pacebo effect. Or maybe had to raise your arms
Speaker 4: to get some food off the top shelf.
Speaker 2: Or what I always do when burgers holding up like
Speaker 2: Simber in the Lion King.
Speaker 4: That was really helpful. Thank you very much for giving
Speaker 4: us a cat. Have a great day chairs own YouTube.
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Speaker 4: Last couple days in my house. Then there's been a
Speaker 4: lot of rehearsals. The teenager's got some presentation she has
Speaker 4: to do today for part of some.
Speaker 3: School project project that's.
Speaker 4: The word homework thing, and she's been doing it. She'd
Speaker 4: had to write a speech and it's got a b
Speaker 4: at least five minutes.
Speaker 2: An oral presentation.
Speaker 4: That's a long steah, and they've got to incorporate primary
Speaker 4: sources via PowerPoint. Yesterday, whiz bang Dad hooked up the
Speaker 4: PowerPoint so the Apple TV so she could do a
Speaker 4: run through in the front room with her bored little
Speaker 4: sister and her mom and dad being the live audience.
Speaker 3: And it worked of the classroom.
Speaker 2: Like always, when you're trying to plug in the projector
Speaker 2: and get the computer to sync up with it, there's
Speaker 2: always problems.
Speaker 4: No, it took half an hour, had to Google it,
Speaker 4: everything off, reset the Wi Fi router, and then everyone
Speaker 4: was getting irritated with me, and I was getting irritated
Speaker 4: with them. So there's really a tense atmosphere before Ruby
Speaker 4: started to do her seven and a half minute speech.
Speaker 4: And I taught her last week about the real joy
Speaker 4: of using the flash cards. You know, when you say
Speaker 4: speech or when you're advising and just sitting all that,
Speaker 4: you've got to ride it all out and then try
Speaker 4: and get it down to bullet points and then just
Speaker 4: glance at the cards, don't read from the cards. She's
Speaker 4: been marked on the not just what she's doing, but
Speaker 4: the presentation skills. So with everyone in her class. But anyway,
Speaker 4: her topic has been and I've learned a lot from
Speaker 4: it because I've heard it a couple of times. Now,
Speaker 4: Crimean War the Crimean were interesting.
Speaker 2: I don't know much about the Crimean.
Speaker 4: Also knew nothing about the Crimean War, and now I
Speaker 4: I a lot about it. The crime Mean War is
Speaker 4: significant because it was the world's first modern war. It
Speaker 4: was the first war that had reporters on the front
Speaker 4: line who could then report back to us via newspapers
Speaker 4: what was going on.
Speaker 2: And who were the big players in the Crimean War Russia, yes, first,
Speaker 2: England and France. England and France on the same team. Yeah,
Speaker 2: oh good to see them short lived out's.
Speaker 3: Out again during the Second World War.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I didn't know anything about it, and I
Speaker 4: was got be thinking about my old school projects. I
Speaker 4: remember at her age, I had to do one about
Speaker 4: the history of the police force.
Speaker 2: In what do you remember from it?
Speaker 4: He's not the only thing I do remember about the
Speaker 4: history of the police. They always try subject matters, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Climbi and war Ruby's actually got into it's actually quite interesting.
Speaker 4: But this was about the history of the police force.
Speaker 4: And I don't know why I chose that, but I did.
Speaker 4: All I remember is that the world's oldest police force
Speaker 4: is London's Metropolitan Police a r dates back to something
Speaker 4: like early eighteen hundreds. It was the world's never been
Speaker 4: an organized police force until the Royal It used to
Speaker 4: be called the Royal Metropolitan Police. Now in it's the
Speaker 4: London Police. It's called the met Police.
Speaker 2: And did they have the bobby hats back then or
Speaker 2: did that?
Speaker 4: They were known as Peelers after Sir Robert Peel who
Speaker 4: was the Conservative MP who it was his idea to
Speaker 4: have a a united police force.
Speaker 2: You remember a lot about your approach it. I never
Speaker 2: I can remember doing one about oters. But I couldn't
Speaker 2: tell you tell any fact about ods. Nothing they I
Speaker 2: mean they swim in water, but you could have known.
Speaker 2: You could have guessed that.
Speaker 4: And what about the damn structures or the mate I
Speaker 4: think regular mammal style.
Speaker 2: What is that?
Speaker 3: One thing I've learned?
Speaker 4: Laugh? These days you can go online what some people
Speaker 4: consider regular, I consider to be very irregular. What is
Speaker 4: regular mammal style? I might see my wife's up for
Speaker 4: some of that chatting with the team at work today,
Speaker 4: regular mammal style, like THEMS?
Speaker 3: What is regular mammals?
Speaker 2: Don't know?
Speaker 3: The lady lies back and think of.
Speaker 4: Gets on top and gets it done so literally.
Speaker 2: I can't remember anything about honors, Pats?
Speaker 4: Did you do?
Speaker 5: I did the solar system once, and I remember making
Speaker 5: paper mesche planets and stuff with balloons and you know,
Speaker 5: the flower and water and bits of newspaper and then painting.
Speaker 5: It was very intrickatey.
Speaker 4: Sort that you were doing this recently, because you're still
Speaker 4: at school, aren't you?
Speaker 3: Pats for the last thirty years? Is repeating the same year?
Speaker 9: Still can't part?
Speaker 2: You'll get there this time.
Speaker 4: That paper mache moon you've got, it's really good, well done, Patty.
Speaker 4: Can any of you remember your school projects? Hopefully bit
Speaker 4: more than Jack with his otter knowledge, And if anyone
Speaker 4: does know how those otters make, give us a call.
Speaker 4: Ninety four one four one oh four three, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 4: What do you remember from your school project. Do you
Speaker 4: remember that school prodject you had to do? Sometimes you
Speaker 4: spend ages on it and it was all your life.
Speaker 4: It's all consuming, and then many years later you can't
Speaker 4: remember a thing about it. Jack Post, can't whatsoever about it,
Speaker 4: Otter project. I can only just remember the top line
Speaker 4: facts about my school project about the history of the
Speaker 4: police force in the in England, the oldest police force
Speaker 4: in the world. What can you remember nine four one
Speaker 4: four one o four three JM.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 10: How are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good mate, I have you well this morning? And
Speaker 4: what can you remember from his school project?
Speaker 11: I remember the oldest states the Swiss cast owner of
Speaker 11: the old returnsones Is Building, Darling Point. In fact, I
Speaker 11: made the society website and they still use the same
Speaker 11: reference points today.
Speaker 2: I'm miss gotta be honest, I miss a lot of that, JMA.
Speaker 2: What was the project one.
Speaker 11: Darning Point, the Sydney suburb and I did the history
Speaker 11: history update for Dying Point Society and they use it
Speaker 11: on their current website today.
Speaker 4: That's amazing. So on Darling Point, Yeah.
Speaker 11: Dying Point, soocide dot com dot au. It's their actual
Speaker 11: history of this of the area and it's my original project.
Speaker 11: Got an a for it.
Speaker 4: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: So when when did you do this?
Speaker 11: Six years old?
Speaker 2: And so how did Darling Point Society find your school
Speaker 2: project and go, we're going to put this in the museum.
Speaker 11: My mother runs it and I actually I showed it
Speaker 11: to her and she it's on the website, it's on
Speaker 11: the lotus board in the area. It's used at the
Speaker 11: reference point.
Speaker 12: Now.
Speaker 4: I love the fact that the Darling Point Society there's
Speaker 4: no adults there that can do it. They still go
Speaker 4: to and revere the findings of a six year old boy.
Speaker 2: And does it look like a school project? Like did
Speaker 2: it have printed off?
Speaker 7: Ye?
Speaker 2: Pitched on?
Speaker 12: What is?
Speaker 11: Yeah? The original project is I took the inormation off
Speaker 11: it stuck on their website. Wild I maintained their website
Speaker 11: and it's it's used as well because the rush Cutters
Speaker 11: Bay are putting a skate park and horrible thing in
Speaker 11: so it's being used that as well now to show
Speaker 11: the heritage and show the heritage of the area.
Speaker 3: That's great, Jam, thank you very much for that.
Speaker 11: Have a great day.
Speaker 3: Thanks to you mate, Christian. I had a geography project.
Speaker 4: I just re submitted my sisters only just changed the name.
Speaker 4: I got a better mark than SHEETD The.
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Speaker 13: My ear?
Speaker 4: So did that song skip at the end like it
Speaker 4: used to if I was playing off vinyl or CD.
Speaker 4: I'm playing off a hard drive cars station.
Speaker 3: Is this where the music skipping?
Speaker 5: I think something happened because all my computers went black?
Speaker 2: Did they yeah? Something in there?
Speaker 4: It's been happening all over the world, isn't it Brooklyn
Speaker 4: and another areas of New York over the weekend? Then
Speaker 4: there were power cuts in certain areas of Melbourne of
Speaker 4: the weekend.
Speaker 2: This is not a global conspiracy that you two skipped.
Speaker 4: This is how they get us, you know what was
Speaker 4: already going on. By the way, if you heard the
Speaker 4: conspiracy theories about the increased number of power outages aliens,
Speaker 4: there's something it's more serious than that. What is it?
Speaker 4: I can't say. I'd be too worried. Actually, what happens
Speaker 4: to me? Coming up next to if we're still here
Speaker 4: big business does and shut us down? Live xylophone playing yesterday?
Speaker 4: We're talking about the xylophone and how you only ever
Speaker 4: really see one in a school classroom, and in fact
Speaker 4: it's the education industry that's bankrolling the xylophone industry.
Speaker 3: Same goes for the recorder.
Speaker 2: Yes, no, you never see a recorder in everyday years.
Speaker 4: And I think this goes deep into the education system.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be surprised if your Minister for Education has
Speaker 4: got brother that imports xylophones and recorders.
Speaker 3: So yesterday we got very excited when Christine called.
Speaker 14: Our primary school back in the seventies had a humongous
Speaker 14: amount of xylophones and the rimbers. We even went high
Speaker 14: tech with vibraphones. Yeah, and then that teacher he had
Speaker 14: bought them all out of his own pocket and he
Speaker 14: passed away a few years after we left primary school
Speaker 14: and the school sold them to raise money for his widow.
Speaker 14: So my parents bought one. I've still got that xylophone.
Speaker 14: And we actually we went on to Burt Newton's Safe
Speaker 14: when New Faces and we won a Sunday Night.
Speaker 4: The excitement doesn't end there. I managed to beg slash
Speaker 4: CoA slash force Christine into this morning, playing it.
Speaker 2: Live, breaking it out for the first time in thirty years.
Speaker 4: Hasn't It's been on the stairs for the last thirty years.
Speaker 4: So this morning she's going to see if that magic
Speaker 4: is still there, that wow to burn Newton back in
Speaker 4: the day. We're going to have it in ten minutes
Speaker 4: time live xylophone playing the.
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Speaker 4: We've got five Top of Tuesday coming up in twenty
Speaker 4: minutes time before that, xylophones. It's a part two, and
Speaker 4: we need to have a part two for so many
Speaker 4: reasons from yesterday's I might as well say what happened yesterday?
Speaker 4: High drama, big promises, sadly xylophone lies. We got to
Speaker 4: save it, we got we got hoodwink, the old classic switcheroo.
Speaker 4: You go and expect you're going to hear a xylophone.
Speaker 4: Wait a minute, it's a glockenspiel. This went down yes today.
Speaker 4: Does anyone have a xylophone? If you do, can you
Speaker 4: call me up and play it live down the phone.
Speaker 3: Franco, what are you going to play for us this morning?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 13: I only no twinkle twinkle on this thing because it's
Speaker 13: a toy xylophone.
Speaker 4: Oh snoozy, faultless, Franco, faultless. But what Franco played, It
Speaker 4: wasn't the xylophone.
Speaker 2: Hi Christian.
Speaker 4: A xylophone has boden keys.
Speaker 10: What we heard from Franco were clearly metal keys from
Speaker 10: a glockenspiel.
Speaker 13: Hi Christian. What Franco was playing wasn't a xylophone. It
Speaker 13: was actually a glockenspiel.
Speaker 7: Mate.
Speaker 10: I've heard a xylophone or two in my life, and
Speaker 10: I'm telling you that wasn't a xylophone.
Speaker 7: No way.
Speaker 4: We promised you alive xylophone, and we let you down
Speaker 4: until now. Yeah, now, thirteen minutes past seven. Everything resides
Speaker 4: on the shoulders of this brave woman.
Speaker 14: Our primary school back in the seventies had a humongous
Speaker 14: amount of xylophones and the rimbas. We even went high
Speaker 14: tech with vibra phones.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 14: And then that teacher he had bought them all out
Speaker 14: of his own pocket and he passed away a few
Speaker 14: years after we left primary school and the school sold
Speaker 14: them to raise money for his widow. So my parents
Speaker 14: bought one. I've still got that xylophone. And we actually
Speaker 14: went on to burn Newton's Safe when new faces and
Speaker 14: we won our Sunday Night peach.
Speaker 4: All right, that's Christine, She's on the line right now, Christine.
Speaker 15: Well, Christine's cursing her fat mouth.
Speaker 4: Listen, we know we were cruelly lied to you yesterday
Speaker 4: by Franco. He's on the run right now, not answering
Speaker 4: our calls. So you dug it out last night. Has
Speaker 4: it really been thirty years since you've tinkled them?
Speaker 15: Thirty years years under the stairs, but there's been more
Speaker 15: than forty years since I've touched it.
Speaker 4: Wow, that's incredible. So you're lying now at your xylophone.
Speaker 15: I am. I'm stood in front of the thing. I
Speaker 15: watched it down. It was very very dusty. Assembled it yep,
Speaker 15: and yes it's yeah.
Speaker 2: Can they go out of tune the xylophone? I guess
Speaker 2: if it's a wooden block, it's just a wooden block
Speaker 2: for life.
Speaker 15: The wood doesn't it's the pipe, unto me, like I
Speaker 15: sort of hit a few and I went, oh that
Speaker 15: one's dull, but a pipe was sort of bonky, So yeah,
Speaker 15: just the pipe.
Speaker 4: Do you know what all of us as we get older,
Speaker 4: the pipe, and my mice off says, I'm starting to
Speaker 4: get dull, so as as we're like, alright, so are
Speaker 4: you ready now to see if you've still got the
Speaker 4: magic that wound Burn Newton back in the day.
Speaker 15: Oh, let's try to hang up for chance, speaker and
Speaker 15: all right, good.
Speaker 16: Luck, Christine, solutely brilliant.
Speaker 3: That was really really good.
Speaker 4: That was amazing After forty years, I'm not doing eye
Speaker 4: level there, and if people aren't familiar with eye level,
Speaker 4: it's this and it was bang on what she just did.
Speaker 3: Well done, Christine.
Speaker 2: What is this song from?
Speaker 4: It's a TV show in the seventies and eighties called
Speaker 4: Van Dervelki was a Dutch detective and ed here as
Speaker 4: well as Britain's Big but one of the actors that
Speaker 4: played dr who was in it. It's a really good show.
Speaker 3: But this is a great bit of music.
Speaker 4: It's called eye Level. And I'll tell you what, Christine,
Speaker 4: you did it perfectly. And your late great music teacher,
Speaker 4: was it mister.
Speaker 15: Savage, Yes, mister John Savage, bless him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not reason a buying out of his own money.
Speaker 4: I still love that bit the story then, Yeah, I
Speaker 4: think he'd be really proud that forty years later you're
Speaker 4: still doing it, proud designophone.
Speaker 3: That sounded great memory.
Speaker 15: I had no sheet music. I did that from memory.
Speaker 15: I just it was weird.
Speaker 11: And really weird.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you then, are you in the kitchen
Speaker 3: with it? Is that where you laid it out?
Speaker 15: No? No, I put it in one of the empty bedrooms.
Speaker 4: Right, okay remember from yesterday? That's great? All right listen,
Speaker 4: can we have it one more time to play us
Speaker 4: into the ads police? Okay, so performing one more time
Speaker 4: Christine live in the spare bedroom. Coming up next, we've
Speaker 4: got five topic Tuesday, details of how you can win
Speaker 4: Fleetwood Matt tickets and George Michael's Freedom ninety all on
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Speaker 3: Christine, thank you very much your a legend.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Star of the show this morning has been Christine playing
Speaker 4: the xylophone after well she reckons actually after forty years
Speaker 4: of playing it at school. And when she first called
Speaker 4: us yesterday, I thought it was lovely hearing about the teacher,
Speaker 4: mister Savage Rip who paid for the musical instruments, the
Speaker 4: school musical instruments, the xylophones that she then bought when
Speaker 4: they got sold back when he sadly passed away. He
Speaker 4: paid her out of his own money. And you know
Speaker 4: it's easy to moan about teachers. We had the bad ones.
Speaker 4: We all remember the psycho teachers we had.
Speaker 3: But the teachers that you remember.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they actually shape your life just as much as
Speaker 4: your mum and dad. I remember I had a teacher
Speaker 4: who actually did in his own way, mister Taggert. I
Speaker 4: always remember his name changed my life. Do you remember
Speaker 4: the teacher that changed after school?
Speaker 2: I sadly my mind goes to the ones that I
Speaker 2: hated and didn't get along with.
Speaker 4: That's a real shame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, But I remember Miss Bartosi, my music teacher, who
Speaker 2: she sounds exotic.
Speaker 4: I like that, Miss Bartosi sounds like a European influence
Speaker 4: coming in there, Miss Bartosi, Patsie. Do you remember the
Speaker 4: one teacher that was that was great?
Speaker 5: I remember mister Keane. He was a maths teacher and
Speaker 5: I was shocking at meths. But you know, when I
Speaker 5: got into radio and i'd go home to Wangaratta, I'd
Speaker 5: run into him up the street and he would know
Speaker 5: exactly what station I was at and what I.
Speaker 3: Was doing, and I would have been proud of you,
Speaker 3: Oh he was.
Speaker 5: It just took me back because I thought, wow, you
Speaker 5: actually he cared about his students. He was a great teacher.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so John Savage was the name of the teacher
Speaker 4: that we talked about, you know, and Christine was remembering
Speaker 4: and then get this, You never know in radio time
Speaker 4: and time were reminder this sometimes who is listening at
Speaker 4: that precise moment. So we're just having a fun with
Speaker 4: Christine playing eye level on the xenophone from a spare
Speaker 4: bedroom and at that precise moment catching all of this,
Speaker 4: and then us chatting about the teacher again, and his name,
Speaker 4: John Savage, happens to be his son. Ross listening to
Speaker 4: this all go out over the radio, crashing into his
Speaker 4: morning and initially reluctant to come on here, but we've
Speaker 4: matched to persuade him to come on Ross.
Speaker 9: Good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 17: How are you going well?
Speaker 4: Great listen, Ross, thanks for speaking to us this morning. No,
Speaker 4: it must feel a bit odd to hear us talking
Speaker 4: about your dad and suddenly you're just doing your normal
Speaker 4: drive to work or whatever you're doing, and suddenly your
Speaker 4: dad's being discussed on a radio. But I think it's
Speaker 4: true the impact that he had on Christine, all those
Speaker 4: kids that must have benefited from your dad's shilling out
Speaker 4: of his own money on musical instruments deserves some credit
Speaker 4: and some thanks.
Speaker 17: Oh yeah, Look, he had a great love of music
Speaker 17: and a great love as the kids, and he thought
Speaker 17: that was the best way to educate the kids was
Speaker 17: to get them into music, and you know that's what
Speaker 17: he did.
Speaker 4: I think it's amazing. I love the fact that Christine
Speaker 4: still owns one of the instruments that you had brought
Speaker 4: as well. We just heard it live all those years
Speaker 4: later on the radio.
Speaker 17: Yeah, amazing, amazing that the dad's still remembered like that.
Speaker 17: It blows me away.
Speaker 3: Actually, oh that's great.
Speaker 4: And tell me this then, because it's all very well,
Speaker 4: Christine saying how the school benefits and your dad shelling
Speaker 4: out his own money, did that mean that you can
Speaker 4: have a great Christmas toy or some of that year
Speaker 4: because the old man's you know, handing out twenties and
Speaker 4: fifties to kids that.
Speaker 3: Want remembers and zycophones? Because how I felt about that.
Speaker 4: But it's mild man, Hey, listen, father Christmas shouty starts
Speaker 4: at home.
Speaker 3: Okay, I want an evil and.
Speaker 4: Evil No, we never missed it on. Oh that's great.
Speaker 4: Oh well, have you enjoyed your dad been remembered so fondly.
Speaker 3: Ross.
Speaker 17: Oh we do, we do?
Speaker 4: That's great, absolutely amazing. Well I'm sorry we must have
Speaker 4: started you this morning, just suddenly mentioning your dad. Well
Speaker 4: are you listening to the show? But thanks for chatting
Speaker 4: to us? Okay, not a problem, all right, haven't Ross?
Speaker 4: Nice to talk to Cheers mate, The.
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Speaker 4: Time for five Top of Tuesday Up for grabs Frillingwood
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Speaker 4: of Tuesday. You've never heard this before. We run five
Speaker 4: phone ins at the same time. You're always a star
Speaker 4: with this year amazing stories we get on the show.
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one oh four three is the
Speaker 4: number you need. You've got a story about any of these?
Speaker 4: Here they are Have you ever been chased bine animal?
Speaker 4: Last week we had some great stories about escaped animals
Speaker 4: and the lens and efforts you went to to try
Speaker 4: and recapture them. Today it's all about ever been chased
Speaker 4: spine animal?
Speaker 2: Perhaps?
Speaker 3: What have you been chased by? Was it a bull?
Speaker 5: A bull in at my cousin's farm, But we were
Speaker 5: more worried about getting through the electric fence without getting
Speaker 5: zapped before we realized there was a big fat ball
Speaker 5: in the peddic Bulls kill people.
Speaker 4: I know, seriously, they are so dangerous.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize.
Speaker 4: Yeah, ever been chased by an animal? Is your house famous?
Speaker 4: Got an email from someone after a Friday show when
Speaker 4: somehow we managed to drift like we normally did, we'd
Speaker 4: end up talking to former child actor Christian Schmidt that
Speaker 4: used to be in Neighbors, who happens to be married
Speaker 4: to Patsy's boss Debbie. And one of you just called
Speaker 4: in saying that apparently the actor when he was in
Speaker 4: Neighbors used to charge for autographs, so we got hold
Speaker 4: of him to it was this true? Someone said Christian
Speaker 4: Schmidt when he was in Neighbors at the height of
Speaker 4: his fame. In that show they filmed a scene in
Speaker 4: my bedroom. My bedroom was famous, So is your house famous?
Speaker 4: We're looking for those stories. How did you cheat at school?
Speaker 4: But not matter talking about school stuff for today on
Speaker 4: the show? Did you cheat at school? What did you
Speaker 4: do with the success of Christine and are amazing Xilophone?
Speaker 4: This morning? Can you call us up and play a
Speaker 4: musical instrument live? Down the phone? And last today on
Speaker 4: five to bit Tuesday. I didn't realize until I looked
Speaker 4: in the mirror what was going on. And you didn't
Speaker 4: realize the full horror until you saw yourself in the
Speaker 4: mirror for the first time. Those are your five topics
Speaker 4: this morning nine four one four three on ever been
Speaker 4: chased by an animal? Is your house famous? How did
Speaker 4: you cheat at school? Can you call us up and
Speaker 4: playing musical instrument live? I didn't realize until I looked
Speaker 4: in the mirror. We'll take your calls next The.
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Speaker 4: It's nice to hear Gavin Minute back on the show
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Speaker 4: go to your stories on five topic Tuesday. Today, we're
Speaker 4: looking for your stories about have you ever been chased
Speaker 4: by an animal? Is your house famous? How did you
Speaker 4: cheat at school? Can you call us up and playing me?
Speaker 4: Used to call instrument live? We had Christina and a
Speaker 4: xyonophone half an hour ago, and I didn't realize and
Speaker 4: I turn. I didn't realize until I looked in the mirror.
Speaker 4: What have you got on those nine four one four
Speaker 4: one four three? Good morning, pat Hi, Christian?
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good, welcome to five But Tuesday you're kicking it
Speaker 4: off this morning part which one is calling in about.
Speaker 18: Mate getting chased by an animal?
Speaker 4: All right, First of all, what was the animal? What
Speaker 4: chased you?
Speaker 18: It was a seal?
Speaker 3: A seal?
Speaker 4: Now where were you to be chased by a seal?
Speaker 18: I was in Antarctica?
Speaker 4: Wait shipwreck there? He gone on holiday.
Speaker 18: With my sister and I saved up to go on
Speaker 18: holidays for a couple of years and we managed to
Speaker 18: get to Antarctica.
Speaker 4: You's saved enough money to go on holiday for a
Speaker 4: couple of years, as in how are you going away
Speaker 4: for five years? It's a lot of a lot of
Speaker 4: coins being saved in the old coin jar at home.
Speaker 3: That's an unusual one. You went to Antarctica.
Speaker 18: Yeah, yeah, it was amazing.
Speaker 4: There's not too many walking into a flight, said you go,
Speaker 4: where do you want to go Bali.
Speaker 3: Antarctica?
Speaker 2: Do you fly from Australia, patle, Do you have to
Speaker 2: go to South America and get the boat?
Speaker 18: We went to South America to Ustralia and caught the
Speaker 18: We went on a cruise for ten days down Rancica.
Speaker 4: That was brilliant.
Speaker 18: Oh, it was.
Speaker 15: It's too hard to describe.
Speaker 18: It was just fantastic.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'd let you know what, I'd love to do
Speaker 4: something different like that, you know, really unique experience, the
Speaker 4: stuff you're never going to see again. But anyway, tell
Speaker 4: us about the seal.
Speaker 18: Well, we gone onto this beach and they said to
Speaker 18: us when we got out of the Zodi X, you know,
Speaker 18: if they come here, you know, wally to go near
Speaker 18: the animals. You've got to be within, you know, more
Speaker 18: than ten meters away from them. They said, if they
Speaker 18: come near you, just make your put your arms up
Speaker 18: in the air and wipe them around, make yourself look big.
Speaker 18: And they I mean, you know, now you've got to understand.
Speaker 18: I'm five foot two and eighty kilos. So I'm not
Speaker 18: a little girl. And you've got you know, waterproofs on,
Speaker 18: you've got gum boots, you've got big jackets on, and
Speaker 18: so it's pretty hard to walk and do things. So
Speaker 18: I thought, oh this, you know, I'll take a photo
Speaker 18: of this deal. You know, it was lying down. It
Speaker 18: looked like it was a sleep.
Speaker 4: But he must have you say it was lying down,
Speaker 4: that is the only position, then definitely take a photo
Speaker 4: a job.
Speaker 18: So they listed it up, so I tiptopized I one
Speaker 18: didn't think any more of it, and he sort of
Speaker 18: looked up and then sat up and he started to
Speaker 18: come towards me, and I thought, oh okay, So I
Speaker 18: put my arms in there and I'm sort of waving
Speaker 18: them around saying shoes.
Speaker 7: Sh go away.
Speaker 3: And you're now five foot three with this extra hide.
Speaker 18: Yeah, he keeps coming, and I'm you go away, go way,
Speaker 18: he's coming. I just just a few fade away from me.
Speaker 18: It's nearly working themselves. Anyway, it's coming, and it keeps coming.
Speaker 4: Yeah, those flippers, they can use it.
Speaker 3: They move quick, right Joe.
Speaker 18: And so I thought, no, I'm getting out of here,
Speaker 18: So I start running. I'm the bloody think. I can't
Speaker 18: even probably dig my legs at this point because I've
Speaker 18: got so many clothes on and I'm fright was as
Speaker 18: quickly as I can't go on the beach, this bloody steel,
Speaker 18: I think they are and everyone is just laughing, and
Speaker 18: somebody come, what did they do?
Speaker 3: Did you wander? Did it run out? And part for
Speaker 3: what happened in the end, I don't know.
Speaker 18: Whether it was more movements. It ended up like really sorry,
Speaker 18: do you stop you stuff?
Speaker 4: Wow, it's like a holiday romance. You had him at
Speaker 4: the gun boots.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 4: Pat, you're a great storyteller. That is a that's a
Speaker 4: great story. Thank you so much for giving us a
Speaker 4: call this morning, Patter and sharing that with us.
Speaker 18: Roll them things all.
Speaker 4: Right, Pat, Thank you very much. Melissa, Good morning. Melissa's
Speaker 4: cooling up about how did you cheat at school? Melissa,
Speaker 4: good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 19: Look, I'm not proud of it at all now in hindsight,
Speaker 19: but I went to a really really strict Catholic all girls'
Speaker 19: school and I had this exam to see and I
Speaker 19: was so nervous for it, so I wrote notes down
Speaker 19: my thigh. So during the exam, I kept running to
Speaker 19: the toilet to check these notes. And when I got
Speaker 19: back on the examiners was like, oh you were okay.
Speaker 19: I'm like, oh look, I'm having the worst. So yeah,
Speaker 19: I just have to keep into the toilet.
Speaker 4: It's an ingenious wor't doing it on your thigh, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Girls can get away with that. Boys, it's a bit
Speaker 4: harder you.
Speaker 3: And that's why I've got thrown out all Mike exams.
Speaker 16: Again.
Speaker 3: That's that's you called.
Speaker 4: There's squeeze Michael in before we hit the ads, Michael
Speaker 4: and Frankston. Good morning, get.
Speaker 15: Out of CHRISTI Miher's goverment.
Speaker 4: I'm good buddy. You been chased by a crocodile.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I was working on a cattle property up north with
Speaker 12: me brother and we decided to do a bit of
Speaker 12: fishing in the creek and I slipped off the boat
Speaker 12: and as I've hit the mudflight there, realized there's a
Speaker 12: four point two meter crock rot beside me. And I've
Speaker 12: absolutely packed it And yeah, I just legged it.
Speaker 3: Because you're lucky to be alive, because they move pretty quick.
Speaker 12: They are, they're extremely quick.
Speaker 6: But I said about six ft seven, so I've got
Speaker 6: about a four meter stride in between in each sprint length.
Speaker 2: So I was like, ah, but aren't you in the water,
Speaker 2: like when you say you legged, are you swimming at
Speaker 2: full speed? Or back on the boat? How'd you get away?
Speaker 12: I landed in about a foot of water on the
Speaker 12: mud flight, and lucky enough, it was hard compacted mud.
Speaker 4: So that was just after this would be he wouldn't
Speaker 4: be telling the story if that was in deeper water.
Speaker 12: No, no, well that's exactly right. If the mud had
Speaker 12: to be in any softer too, because it was just
Speaker 12: after we had a bit of a dry spell.
Speaker 4: Thank God for soft mind. Everybody who longsters can say
Speaker 4: those words. Also, I love the fact that Michael, you
Speaker 4: know it's a four points crocodile.
Speaker 3: Crocodile chase me.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't be going, I'm telling your brother to put
Speaker 2: out your.
Speaker 3: Hand wingspan four point two.
Speaker 6: It was even worse because by the time I got
Speaker 6: back to the boat and hit the boat, it had
Speaker 6: come up beside us and smacked the boat with its sail,
Speaker 6: and we looked at it and the child alone and
Speaker 6: the back.
Speaker 12: Legs made up pretty much the length of the boat.
Speaker 4: We're in the amazing predators. When we went up to
Speaker 4: queens that we went to Dane Tree and went on
Speaker 4: these crocodile tours and you got out in their natural
Speaker 4: habitat and the old guys doing the old and people
Speaker 4: up that way in Queensland. They speak real, They speak
Speaker 4: so slowly, don't they They make a sentence go on
Speaker 4: fro about an hour. But anyway, he was about these crocodiles.
Speaker 4: Do you know they only killed some of them. They
Speaker 4: just killed once a year.
Speaker 2: Croc really just once a year.
Speaker 5: And they store their stuff, don't they store their food unders?
Speaker 3: He never said that what do you mean they store it?
Speaker 4: But that I have the leg later they do, and
Speaker 4: our save is ares for Christmas.
Speaker 3: The rest of it offeres. I just got.
Speaker 4: I'm not home groage and have a couple of years
Speaker 4: right now. My god, thanks you story and thank you
Speaker 4: Pats always.
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Speaker 4: Breakfast show for Illusion GasLog fires. By the way, illusion
Speaker 4: would have been nice if we had one in here.
Speaker 2: Oh that would be really peaceful.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So it'll just on maybe doing a six hour
Speaker 4: and stuff like that. When a guest comes in and
Speaker 4: we want to warm them up a bit. They're a
Speaker 4: bit chilly. Craff comes in about eighty seven layers on
Speaker 4: a Friday, and I think some sort of illusion gas
Speaker 4: log fire would be lovely here in the.
Speaker 5: Student Oh hr wouldn't like that. They don't like oil burners.
Speaker 4: They don't like anything happening with precious radio stage. They're
Speaker 4: simply bypass them. He doesn't even come.
Speaker 3: Anywhere near the studio. Wouldn't know if he had a
Speaker 3: tiger in here, I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, tiger in front of a GasLog fire. All right,
Speaker 4: we're doing now, Well it's halftime. Now, we're going the
Speaker 4: second off of five till but Tuesday. Here are your
Speaker 4: tobits today? We have anythinking yet on this? I didn't
Speaker 4: really realize until I looked in the mirror. I didn't
Speaker 4: realize until I looked in the mirror. What horror did
Speaker 4: you see when you in the mirror of court? Us
Speaker 4: up if you can this morning and playing musical instrument
Speaker 4: live where Christine an hour ago on a xylophone? Which
Speaker 4: only how did you cheat at school? Is your house famous?
Speaker 4: And have you ever been chased by an animal? Had
Speaker 4: an amazing email from Tara. Tara, I know you're listening,
Speaker 4: he said, you try to get through. I've just email you,
Speaker 4: but I don't want to read your email out. We
Speaker 4: need to hear it from you. She's got an amazing
Speaker 4: story about one of Australia's longest running TV dramas.
Speaker 3: All right, let's stay some calls right now.
Speaker 4: Justine, Good morning, morning, Christian, Good morning, Justine. Welcome a
Speaker 4: five to BIC Tuesday. And you're calling in about cheating
Speaker 4: at school.
Speaker 9: Yes, indeed, so I did premeditated cheating in the fact
Speaker 9: that I grew my friends really long, and then I
Speaker 9: would sit next to a smart kid in the class
Speaker 9: and I would be able to look at their work
Speaker 9: while I was doing these damn without the teachers being
Speaker 9: able to see my eyes looking over their paper.
Speaker 4: This is what the musicians see has done. She just
Speaker 4: hasn't cut it back. It all came from her cheating
Speaker 4: at maths, I think.
Speaker 7: Anyway.
Speaker 9: It was a French class, and my teacher couldn't stand me,
Speaker 9: and I couldn't stand her. She used to tell me.
Speaker 9: She used to tell me, you sit there and you
Speaker 9: pollute the air.
Speaker 1: That's horrible, horrible thing to say to a young child.
Speaker 9: Listen, I was pretty horrible back then. So at the
Speaker 9: end of term that was the only test I sat.
Speaker 9: And at the end of term she gave me a
Speaker 9: report where you know how the grades are between A
Speaker 9: and F.
Speaker 7: She gave me K and.
Speaker 9: There's no such there's no such mark as a K,
Speaker 9: and I this.
Speaker 3: Day a monster.
Speaker 15: I think the only.
Speaker 9: Child in the history of Victorian there's no such thing
Speaker 9: as a cave?
Speaker 2: Was she trying to say? It's that's so many levels
Speaker 2: under an F, Like that's how badly you fail.
Speaker 15: And I've still got that report.
Speaker 2: Still stuck in on mom and Dad's fridge.
Speaker 4: Oh that's that's amazing. Just that's all of that is great, Justine,
Speaker 4: Thanks you colling us up this morning. Very funny.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Bye, Heather, good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Do you want to Heather, you've got a famous TV
Speaker 4: you got a famous house?
Speaker 7: Oh, yes, of TV commercials, we've back. It's gone on
Speaker 7: since two thousand and eight, right through the twenty seventeen.
Speaker 7: And yeah, that was pretty good that we're I think
Speaker 7: I've done.
Speaker 4: It to this.
Speaker 7: We didn't expect it to last for that long actually,
Speaker 7: so we were very very blessed. Yeah, very thankful Now.
Speaker 3: Heather, you've missed. You sort of told us the end
Speaker 3: of this. I don't think you were telling another breakfast
Speaker 3: or something. You just told hot Breakfast, but you.
Speaker 4: Haven't actually told us what's been great for ten.
Speaker 2: Years, just how you felt about it.
Speaker 3: The wrap up interview. But we haven't done the first book.
Speaker 7: That's the abbreciated vision.
Speaker 3: Yeah, another way of doing it. But what you house famous?
Speaker 7: Well, a quite a few TWOV commercials spanning about ten
Speaker 7: tenish years, yep, and oh gosh, ranging from oldie commercials
Speaker 7: where we've had a beautiful fake families making really yummy finner,
Speaker 7: real dinners in that real kitchen, and ten of continence products,
Speaker 7: lots of after that one, you know, because I work
Speaker 7: from home, so I'm off and there. It's just like
Speaker 7: a bystander and you know, Stickybeck.
Speaker 2: So when they film at your house, you're allowed to
Speaker 2: just like land around.
Speaker 7: Hang around, make coffee for people.
Speaker 4: Yet used for several TV commercials over many years.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, pretty much inside now yep, it's Bentley. We're
Speaker 7: in Bentley. We get a reno which was completed back
Speaker 7: in two thousand and six, and I read an article
Speaker 7: about people who hire the homes out for TV commercials,
Speaker 7: and I said to my no, woy, did something maybe
Speaker 7: we could do because you know, the place looks pretty
Speaker 7: good at the moment. I wanted family of three boys
Speaker 7: fix that up, but no, anyway, and so I wrung
Speaker 7: them up and two months went by not a word.
Speaker 7: You know, they're really lovely and said since and yeah,
Speaker 7: so did all that and didn't hear anything back, and
Speaker 7: I went, oh, okay, yeah, a little bit flap, but
Speaker 7: I thought, oh lost goes on so and then yeah,
Speaker 7: well absolutely must. So anyway, we got the phone call
Speaker 7: the day after when my husband said, did they bring
Speaker 7: you and I said no, said never mind. Look it
Speaker 7: was one of those things. Just put it out there,
Speaker 7: see what happens. And then they rang us up and
Speaker 7: then it began like from there on.
Speaker 4: I think she's still.
Speaker 7: Sleep over. It's been wonderful.
Speaker 15: Really, No, we had Georgie park I could just go
Speaker 15: over now.
Speaker 7: That was really exciting. Kenna, Yeah, Vicks Orio cis mess
Speaker 7: l is stop.
Speaker 4: Curty you get someone ready online through it's been so
Speaker 4: many listen, thank you very much for giving us a call.
Speaker 4: It tuesday awesome.
Speaker 7: Than so much. You te.
Speaker 4: Uh some get me a chit late, and we'll come
Speaker 4: back to these calls nine four one four one o
Speaker 4: four three, and then you go and put my head
Speaker 4: in a nice bath. We'll come back to your stories
Speaker 4: on five top bit Tuesdays.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Let's go back to lines now five top of Tuesday.
Speaker 4: The stories we're taking cools on today are I didn't
Speaker 4: realize until I looked in the mirror. Can you call
Speaker 4: USLF and play musical instrument live? How did you cheat
Speaker 4: at school? Is your house famous? Ma'am? Have you ever
Speaker 4: been chased by an animal? Nine four one four one
Speaker 4: oh four to three. Now we've got Simone on the line.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Simone. Hi, Simone, you're gonna be the first
Speaker 4: person called in about today's one of the five, which
Speaker 4: is I didn't realize until I looked in the mirror.
Speaker 4: What happened?
Speaker 20: Well, in November, I went in for a gastric sleeve
Speaker 20: operation and I had an anathylectic reaction to the anesthetic.
Speaker 4: Before going you poor thing.
Speaker 20: Yeah, so two days later I wake up on a
Speaker 20: ventilator in ICU. Now I had a needle into my
Speaker 20: heart I had jews coming out of me everywhere, and
Speaker 20: my body had blown up completely from the anaphylaxis to
Speaker 20: where they had to cut the bands off my wrists,
Speaker 20: off my legs and everything like that. But for some
Speaker 20: unknown reason, I still thought I'd look okay. So a
Speaker 20: day after that, they let me have a shower, and
Speaker 20: nobody had told me. Nobody had warned me. But there
Speaker 20: was a mirror in the bathroom, and when I went
Speaker 20: into the bathroom and looked in the mirror, I looked
Speaker 20: like the allcent man. My face had no features left.
Speaker 20: And I don't know why I thought I'd still look
Speaker 20: wonderful when my body clearly didn't. But yeah, some reason
Speaker 20: I thought my head was immune to it. But yeah,
Speaker 20: so nobody warned me and nobody told me. But I
Speaker 20: nearly passed out when I looked in the mirror.
Speaker 4: You poor think you're lucky to be alive. Those anaphylactic
Speaker 4: shocks can kill people, especially when you got into me
Speaker 4: put under anesthetic.
Speaker 20: Yeah, pretty much died having it done, so I never
Speaker 20: had the off break In the end, which was this
Speaker 20: interesting part of it all. I woke up thinking my
Speaker 20: stomach will do it and realized I hawitude down.
Speaker 4: So simone, they wouldn't You wouldn't have known, or they
Speaker 4: wouldn't have known when they're putting you under. They must
Speaker 4: have just happened as you went under.
Speaker 20: Yeah, I've never had an allergic reaction before. And yeah,
Speaker 20: it was quite a shock to wake up on a
Speaker 20: ventilator and not actually have the operation. And yeah, but
Speaker 20: I'm alive.
Speaker 4: So that's amazing, amazing story. But yeah, I love the
Speaker 4: fact that who's going to tell I'm not going to
Speaker 4: tell her to find out get in there? All right,
Speaker 4: Thanks for sharing that with us. Mone Glad you're okay.
Speaker 4: Now let's go to Matt.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Matt.
Speaker 8: Christian.
Speaker 2: Can I stay here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll stay here, stay all bored, all right, Matt.
Speaker 3: We got to.
Speaker 4: What has happened in the last five minutes.
Speaker 2: What I got, I think was having If you ask
Speaker 2: people to call and if they can play a musical instrument,
Speaker 2: it's I.
Speaker 3: Think harmonica.
Speaker 4: He's not he's not driving and playing. He is playing
Speaker 4: and driving it.
Speaker 3: He's in a high lux, isn't he?
Speaker 4: Matt?
Speaker 16: Is that?
Speaker 4: Matt?
Speaker 3: Is it a harmonica?
Speaker 4: Wow? We and now you're not you're not driving and
Speaker 4: I'm playing the Harmonica Iyer. There's no against this, so
Speaker 4: I think they gotta go mate.
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Speaker 4: for now go to so many great calls the last down.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much for the Paul craziness with her
Speaker 4: this week, all of it on five Octobic Tuesday. We
Speaker 4: love it really really hard to pick that because there've
Speaker 4: been some really really laugh out loud stories going to
Speaker 4: go with Justine and any poor kid who's told that
Speaker 4: they pollute the air at school by French teacher. So
Speaker 4: I caught it French teacher and then given a k
Speaker 4: which doesn't even exist as a mark can go to
Speaker 4: Fleet with Matt tickets.
Speaker 3: But thanks joy calls this morning.
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Speaker 4: All right, this is quite some story that was already
Speaker 4: quite some story. Last Friday on the show, we were
Speaker 4: talking about your old school photo fouls, you know when
Speaker 4: you sent it off to be developed and half the
Speaker 4: photos of rubbish and you can't get that big moment
Speaker 4: in your life back. And this guy called Adam calls
Speaker 4: in and he goes one further than that, his wedding photos.
Speaker 4: He's never seen them. They're harder photographer, and the photographer
Speaker 4: just disappeared. I think he folded the business and he
Speaker 4: never gave them the photos. What they did get was
Speaker 4: some wedding photos of some strangers, not their own wedding.
Speaker 4: And so when we chat to him, Jack had the
Speaker 4: smart idea of Friday, say can we get one or
Speaker 4: two of the photos of the strangers, put them up
Speaker 4: on our Facebook page and see if you can and
Speaker 4: share them. Facebook wakes the world so much smaller. People
Speaker 4: often tracking each other down all over the world of
Speaker 4: Facebook and see if we can reunite whoever this couple
Speaker 4: is with their wedding photos. And you never know, they
Speaker 4: might have yours. It might have been a mix up
Speaker 4: like that. So before we give you the actual update,
Speaker 4: you need to hear what happened yesterday, because there are
Speaker 4: about three parts to the story. So first of all,
Speaker 4: Rio runs all our kind of social stuff.
Speaker 3: Rio, what happened then? From your point of view, yesterday.
Speaker 10: So we put the post up and then it went crazy,
Speaker 10: sort of beyond our wildest expectations. We had over two
Speaker 10: hundred shares of the post. We were spamming it all
Speaker 10: over the internet. Is like a disease. We spread it
Speaker 10: to groups pages with two hundred thousand followers.
Speaker 4: It's had a good name to say about people. The
Speaker 4: disease Christian O'Connor and the disease he's back tomorrow, more
Speaker 4: like a disease.
Speaker 10: And then I called up the Blue Mountains Police and
Speaker 10: was on hold for a long time to see if
Speaker 10: they might want to share it on their page.
Speaker 3: Do they have option?
Speaker 4: Want to on hold if you need to speak to
Speaker 4: someone about trying to reunite people with their wedding, bothering
Speaker 4: the police with stuff like this.
Speaker 2: What are they going to do unless you lie and
Speaker 2: say the people in the photo committed a crime?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well I just put me on hold for an hour.
Speaker 3: Or so while they went out of lunch.
Speaker 10: Well, they had actual things to do on actual crime.
Speaker 10: So it turns out they didn't really want to help out,
Speaker 10: which is fair enough. And then hands it over to
Speaker 10: producer Beck who then, yeah, did a lot of investigating, all.
Speaker 4: Right, let's find out what the pitbull did. So what
Speaker 4: do you do?
Speaker 3: Excuse me, you are tenacious?
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 13: Very wrong phrasing? What did I do?
Speaker 20: Well?
Speaker 13: I thought it looked like blue mountains, like ray I
Speaker 13: was saying. So I went on some Facebook pages, had
Speaker 13: to look at some wedding venue.
Speaker 4: And this is because it looked like what the people
Speaker 4: were saying, blue mountains. It looks like it's the blue
Speaker 4: mountains where their wedding photos were some of them.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so I thought maybe I could have a look
Speaker 13: on the Facebook pages of wedding venues and see if
Speaker 13: I could find them in tagged photos.
Speaker 16: Maybe.
Speaker 13: Didn't have much luck with that. Contacted a private investigator,
Speaker 13: I know, Julia Robson, to see if she could help
Speaker 13: with some next steps into.
Speaker 4: How she's amazing.
Speaker 13: Yeah, she's brilliant, she's awesome. So she said, what I
Speaker 13: really need to do is find the location as to
Speaker 13: where the wedding was and the date and time. That'll
Speaker 13: help narrow it down as well. Spoke to Adam again.
Speaker 13: He went through he had four hundred photos. I went
Speaker 13: through a few of them and found the location and
Speaker 13: the date of time as well. So that was great.
Speaker 13: I tried to do another Facebook search with that, still
Speaker 13: no luck, and then back to you, Rio, what happened?
Speaker 4: Hang on a minute, you messing a bit about the
Speaker 4: detective told you about some Russian website. Oh sorry, you
Speaker 4: can reverse image to something. I've never heard of this.
Speaker 13: Yes, this is true. Sorry, Yes, she told me about
Speaker 13: this website that you can put in the photos. It's
Speaker 13: a Russian website with a very unusual UPR address. I said,
Speaker 13: it is I Can'm not going to infect my computer
Speaker 13: or anything. She said, no, it'd be fine. And what it
Speaker 13: does is it searches for common other images that are
Speaker 13: common to what's found in the photo, so maybe similar
Speaker 13: people or the background, and then we'll bring up anything
Speaker 13: that might be similar. Up nothing, Russian couple.
Speaker 2: It works excellently in Russia.
Speaker 3: All right, So then what'll happen? Rio?
Speaker 10: I also walked in on Beck trying to zoom and
Speaker 10: enhance one of the menus on the one of the
Speaker 10: restaurant photos, which I thought was genius, trying to.
Speaker 2: Like see if she could see that's clever. It didn't
Speaker 2: work out, but good idea.
Speaker 10: And then yes, getting to about two pm and then
Speaker 10: still flicking through the comments, there's a lot of comments,
Speaker 10: people sharing and that sort of thing, and then sort
Speaker 10: of have that light bulb moment someone's written in I
Speaker 10: think her name was Grace, and she said, I know
Speaker 10: this couple. I've contacted them. Thank you everyone for sharing.
Speaker 4: I was like within a couple of hours to get
Speaker 4: them on.
Speaker 3: Do we know couple?
Speaker 4: So we've we've made contact with the couple.
Speaker 10: Well yeah, Then it was like an hour probably of
Speaker 10: just waiting and thinking, oh, this is just some hoax
Speaker 10: are and then get a message in our Christian O'Connell
Speaker 10: facebook page message thingy from a guy called Philip, and
Speaker 10: he said, that's me those photos of mine.
Speaker 4: Taken them down?
Speaker 2: Can you please them?
Speaker 4: I mean, our only intention was a good thing of
Speaker 4: like we thought they might not have the photos because
Speaker 4: of what happened to Adam with the same photographer. And
Speaker 4: so the moment you said can you turn them down,
Speaker 4: we totally understood. Suddenly got hunds of people sharing your
Speaker 4: intimate wedding photos, but we didn't know they had them.
Speaker 10: And he already had his wedding phone. He said, I've
Speaker 10: already got my photos. So there's a photo when you're
Speaker 10: trying to do a good tea.
Speaker 3: Don't do it.
Speaker 4: You don't need to do any good tea. There's no
Speaker 4: ded to be done it. We've got the wedding photos.
Speaker 3: Don't need to share them all over the world.
Speaker 4: I saw that were the people in Scotland share them
Speaker 4: as well, and I was like.
Speaker 2: Thanks, And now we know they're on the Russian duck
Speaker 2: web as well.
Speaker 3: Putin is aware of this couple, so he's like, can
Speaker 3: you not.
Speaker 2: Fair enough? But no, he was pretty good about it.
Speaker 2: He understood.
Speaker 10: He goes, oh, you know, I know you guys are
Speaker 10: coming from a good players, but as you can understand,
Speaker 10: pretty annoying. And I'm on holidays as well, so just.
Speaker 4: Long lost family shows where they track someone down. I
Speaker 4: don't want to meet my brother.
Speaker 2: Interesting job.
Speaker 3: So where are they from? Do we even know? If
Speaker 3: a Melbourne couple or Sydney. If they get married in
Speaker 3: the Blue Mountains.
Speaker 10: Still not think they're Melbourne. He has very tight Facebook
Speaker 10: privacy settings. They couldn't do too much.
Speaker 4: Jack speculated he might be a butcher. I said, maybe
Speaker 4: in the accountancy industry. Definitely a butcher. Come from that
Speaker 4: Russian website. It's a Russian version of Guess who, where
Speaker 4: you can type people with tais. But the big thing
Speaker 4: is we've really not them Adam Sandy. They didn't have
Speaker 4: Adam's wedding photos. They did have those. So if anyone
Speaker 4: else would like us, they were a good deed that
Speaker 4: isn't needed, please contact the show.
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Speaker 3: Three boy wrap up this hour.
Speaker 4: Darcy us has sent us an email, Darcy Bossen Christian,
Speaker 4: my name is Darcy, regarding today's five Tobit Tuesday one
Speaker 4: the walls. I only realized what I looked like when
Speaker 4: I looked in the mirror. I have a story. We're
Speaker 4: currently in the year twelve. We had our school photos
Speaker 4: taken early this year. When I went into the photo,
Speaker 4: I was feeling good and confident. Then when I came
Speaker 4: out the photo, my friend notified me that's something in
Speaker 4: my teeth. I looked into my phone screen and saw
Speaker 4: this massive piece of seaweed from a sushi roll, and
Speaker 4: it was in my It's always in your front teeth seewed.
Speaker 4: It never get some of those back ones at the back,
Speaker 4: you know, the old molders. It's always right there front
Speaker 4: of the house. We got the photos back and Yep,
Speaker 4: sure enough, crystal clear, great big seaweed, look a witch,
Speaker 4: and my family constantly bagged me for it. Darcy, that's
Speaker 4: a very funny email. Thanks a lot for that.
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Speaker 4: Title this Mornings that were time waster. This comes on
Speaker 4: the fact that earlier we were talking about the school projects.
Speaker 4: That you remember any salient or poland facts from Jack
Speaker 4: to one about otters wouldn't have been that many years
Speaker 4: ago for you as well.
Speaker 3: You've only just finished.
Speaker 2: School primary school, maybe twenty years.
Speaker 4: Ago, but you can't remember anything about your otter project.
Speaker 4: And we're trying to speculate about mammals. You thought mammals
Speaker 4: gave birth.
Speaker 2: I thought it was anything he gave birth and didn't
Speaker 2: hatch from an egg. But then turns out side of
Speaker 2: puss and kidneys, both legs, and their mammals.
Speaker 4: Right warm blooded and with a spine vertebra. Anyway, this
Speaker 4: is all boring. The simple thing is we're looking for
Speaker 4: your mammal movies, and you've got price today pat tickets
Speaker 4: to go to the brilliant Melbourne International Film Festival, which
Speaker 4: opens next week August the first we're running till the eighteenth.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize it tool last week when, rather than
Speaker 4: the newspapers had got on Saturday. I think it was
Speaker 4: the age had a big supplement where the whole schedule.
Speaker 4: I don't realize what a huge, amazing film festival we
Speaker 4: have every year. Do you wonder how it's like hundreds
Speaker 4: of great movies, documentaries, first chance to see movies that
Speaker 4: might go on to be Oscar nominees. There's this amazing
Speaker 4: new Jesse Eisenberg comedy of Self Defense. I already book tickets,
Speaker 4: go and see looks great. But anyway, we've got a
Speaker 4: pair of tickets. Go to the Melbourne International Film Festival
Speaker 4: for you're mammal movies?
Speaker 2: Alright, I did bands.
Speaker 4: Well, sorry, I've written down mammal movies and I've done
Speaker 4: bands too. I've got off spring box. What's a Springbok? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, that's what I mean.
Speaker 4: You should know that your neck at the words Springbok,
Speaker 4: off Springbok led zebralin.
Speaker 2: Why are you saying my neck of the woods. I
Speaker 2: haven't got Springbok running around Coburg.
Speaker 4: Escape once on the zoo lead Zebralin, Oh, thank you
Speaker 4: gold Fleetwood yak. That's great, cloudy with a chance of
Speaker 4: eight balls.
Speaker 2: But that is a.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I've flementary the two of them.
Speaker 4: I've actually got killed Gerbil here, I'm all over the
Speaker 4: place with this one. All right, Jack save it?
Speaker 3: What have you got?
Speaker 2: The New York Dolphins?
Speaker 4: Nice? Hello?
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, I wrote the Otter Boys. That was meant
Speaker 2: to be the water Boys. Are they a popular band?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: The water Boys, the Moon you know, the Mike Scott,
Speaker 3: The water Boys, very good.
Speaker 2: The Otter Boys in Skunk, thank you, Lion Maiden and
Speaker 2: Panda at the Disco.
Speaker 4: Pander at the Disco is good, thank you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, what have you got?
Speaker 4: Then? Mammal bands about seen mammal movies again? This is
Speaker 4: because I'm talking about the film festival. All right, then,
Speaker 4: we're looking for your mammal bands.
Speaker 3: What can you do?
Speaker 4: Oh four seven five O three one oh four three
Speaker 4: oh four seven five o three one oh four three
Speaker 4: centers yours, Martin the Man, ten minutes time.
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Speaker 4: All right, Today's that were time wasst So we're looking
Speaker 4: for your mammal bands. Half for grabs bred tickets to
Speaker 4: go to the Melbourne International Film Festival. We've got a
Speaker 4: pay of tickets streading with Mark and Frankston South and
Speaker 4: his Bruno Marsupial.
Speaker 2: Clever, gold Haul and Goats I like gold.
Speaker 4: Mike and Geelong Worlder nine inch Whales silvil plus very good,
Speaker 4: Amanda and Rosebud sheep Loaf Silver Muzzle and Cranbourne manor
Speaker 4: Tea at work Smart that's good, Yack Sabbath silver plus,
Speaker 4: Baboon five Oh Gold, Sarah and Fitzroy North Chimp Biscuit
Speaker 4: gold plus. Can you mark them down for one reason,
Speaker 4: simply even reminding us that Limp Biscuit were a thing.
Speaker 2: They were at the time. They were my favorite band
Speaker 2: when I was in year seven.
Speaker 4: I judge you for that. I judge you for that.
Speaker 4: You're kidding and.
Speaker 3: History has moved on.
Speaker 7: Jack.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the cover of Jeorge Michael's Faith?
Speaker 3: No one asked for it?
Speaker 4: Awful, a crime against music and humanity. One day our
Speaker 4: grandchildren will ask us why we did nothing to stop
Speaker 4: Limp Biscuit anyway? Uh take rat silver, Uh Giraffe Punk Yeah, good, Gold,
Speaker 4: Mink Floyd Silver Guns and Horses Silver Puss Huey Lewis
Speaker 4: in the Ruse Gold, Goose Springsteen Silver, Nickel Badger gold,
Speaker 4: David and Werriby. That's my favorite so far. Nickel Badger,
Speaker 4: Jay Zebra silver, Van Whalen Silver.
Speaker 2: Pussin Lizard Civil plus by Marley and the Whales Silver,
Speaker 2: The Rolling snow Leopards silver.
Speaker 4: Guns and Rodents silvil plus. All right, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: Who is going to the film festival? Who was sending off.
Speaker 2: To myth chimp biscuit? Right, gotta have fee so chimp biscuit? No,
Speaker 2: simply won't work.
Speaker 4: No going is Nicole Badgie? You are the actual winner.
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Speaker 4: I think all families we sometimes have these stories that
Speaker 4: are handed down to us and there's a kid. You
Speaker 4: believe them, right, because a tablet of truth carved in stone.
Speaker 3: Now as you get a bit old, you think, hang
Speaker 3: on a minute makes sense.
Speaker 4: Patsy was telling me a storier earlier about Big Red
Speaker 4: that you have to share this. This is all of
Speaker 4: this is amazing.
Speaker 5: Big Red was my husband's great grandfather. Irishmen like to
Speaker 5: drink go fe anyway, he had this tail that he
Speaker 5: had a fight with a bloke at corry On. It
Speaker 5: went for two days. He punched the guy over a
Speaker 5: six foot fence and the grass has never grown in
Speaker 5: the same spot again.
Speaker 2: There's so much to honestly true.
Speaker 4: I can't stop thinking about it. You told me yesterday.
Speaker 4: I keep thinking about it. It keeps from making up. First
Speaker 4: of all, have you ever seen a world heavyweight fight
Speaker 4: on actual fight? What they look like after twelve or
Speaker 4: fifteen rounds, which is forty five minutes? Yes, two days.
Speaker 3: Two guys fought. Did they go to sleep? I ain't
Speaker 3: gonna have to do a toilet break. I'm ready to go.
Speaker 2: Did they stop for meals?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I mean what happened two days? Then somewhat so big Red?
Speaker 3: Big Red punched him over a six spots?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Why was he signed up by KO Sports was
Speaker 4: back in the day to take Muhammad? You got that
Speaker 4: kind of punching power over a fence and punch him
Speaker 4: in over.
Speaker 3: A six not through it.
Speaker 2: And that's after that's after two days fatigue as well,
Speaker 2: that's Big Red.
Speaker 3: And then taping about the patch of grass.
Speaker 5: It never grew again, never grew again. There's a patch
Speaker 5: of dirt forever to be stayed.
Speaker 4: They literally scorched to you earth.
Speaker 3: But aren't these amazing?
Speaker 4: And these are kind of like folklore stamp.
Speaker 5: And then his son claimed he had a fight in
Speaker 5: the main street of Koreong and it was that impressive.
Speaker 4: The police roped off.
Speaker 5: The main intersection and it's the best fight Choreong's ever seen,
Speaker 5: better than Big Red.
Speaker 2: This is all amazing.
Speaker 4: It's amazing because the police in their cars they do
Speaker 4: have ropes roping off fights.
Speaker 3: So we can all watch fights.
Speaker 2: They got there like we should stub this. No, it's
Speaker 2: too beautiful. It must be seen by the world.
Speaker 4: Let it go a few more rounds. Cool Ko sports
Speaker 4: a sign up right now, So tom on the show,
Speaker 4: we have to do this. So many families, so many
Speaker 4: of you have these stories, family tall stories. We all
Speaker 4: get told them. It's only when you're a bit late
Speaker 4: you go hang on a minute. Tell me that one again.
Speaker 4: Email it early to thet party tomorrow. We're looking for
Speaker 4: your family tall stories on the show. Email me Christian
Speaker 4: at Gold one I four three dot com dot au.
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