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Speaker 2: Good morning, as to Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Thursday morning.
Speaker 2: On today's show, they're more Eagles tickets are seven thirty.
Speaker 2: Also got to tickets to go and you're off to
Speaker 2: the Melbourne.
Speaker 3: Cup at six thirty.
Speaker 2: First of all, I know the weather's going to get
Speaker 2: nice today and over the.
Speaker 3: Next couple of days. That's going to continue as patsil
Speaker 3: Sen and.
Speaker 2: News the sport there that's going to say you again
Speaker 2: in the spring mood now beautiful summer dress there.
Speaker 4: Ah, I had to wear this Audrey's orders because I
Speaker 4: wear too much black.
Speaker 3: Oh it's so nice to see so much color on
Speaker 3: just one dress.
Speaker 5: Is that a compliment?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: This is a right of color, isn't it.
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 5: I'm just guessing from where you guys left off after
Speaker 5: Yes say show.
Speaker 3: He's trying to steer you up.
Speaker 4: Paid it must we pick on petst you don't produce
Speaker 4: a bread how to.
Speaker 3: Go before what he said? Can anyone just examine my
Speaker 3: words and tell me how I meant? Any menace?
Speaker 2: I said, it's lovely to see so much color on
Speaker 2: one dress, nothing but a compliment.
Speaker 3: Reminds me of the musical Joseph Joseph colored dream Boat.
Speaker 2: You know when you go in sometimes like Buddings, and
Speaker 2: they show you all the various paint color. Pat's got
Speaker 2: it on the dress today, So I don't want duck
Speaker 2: out blue down the bottom there.
Speaker 4: The paint is spewed on my dress.
Speaker 3: What is going on with you?
Speaker 2: You are stood up, You look like a pole has
Speaker 2: been inserted up your backside.
Speaker 3: Yesterday Jack is in pain.
Speaker 5: No I I had a mini like a bit of
Speaker 5: a stiff neck yesterday, so I tried to get it
Speaker 5: messaged out by deep tissue, and I've woken up. If
Speaker 5: it was a two out of ten, it's a nine
Speaker 5: out of ten this morning.
Speaker 3: Stiff as a board, I mean sometimes you are stiff
Speaker 3: off the really good proper deep tissue.
Speaker 2: You know that myofascial release. But you should be like that.
Speaker 2: You're in absolutely wincing when you turn.
Speaker 3: Round here this is this colorful dress, and take you
Speaker 3: an hour to you need some oil or w D
Speaker 3: fourty on your jack? So what do you have? You
Speaker 3: taken me painkillers? I took some Voltaire in this morning.
Speaker 4: An interesting show.
Speaker 3: I love that.
Speaker 2: So we call it probably the same thing, right, it's
Speaker 2: Volter role in the UK. So it's like an anti
Speaker 2: infamatory Yeah, what do you call it? Volta sounds like
Speaker 2: someone from star Trek Foltar and we'll see you now
Speaker 2: on the bridge.
Speaker 5: To me, your sounds like a star Trek voulteroll.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's the.
Speaker 5: Guy who speaks a different language from a different planet.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is what are you making about this? Then
Speaker 2: last night I had a nightmare. My wife said, hey, listen,
Speaker 2: you do me a favor. Can you build who he's
Speaker 2: got a bill stuff the leg Marster's still haven't been
Speaker 2: built five weeks by the way, he's still at the
Speaker 2: front door. Can you build this oil heater? A portable
Speaker 2: oil heater?
Speaker 3: And I said, it's like it's getting up like twenty
Speaker 3: two tomorrow.
Speaker 2: We came for the heat, not to start building oil wages.
Speaker 2: So anyway, she goes, please can it only.
Speaker 3: It's that dreaded phrase. It looks like it'll only be.
Speaker 2: Like five or ten minutes, and they're never just five
Speaker 2: or ten minutes. They've got that awful phrase on the
Speaker 2: box that says some assembly required you.
Speaker 3: Get in it. Oh, here we go. That's my night
Speaker 3: canceled now.
Speaker 2: So I turn this heater upside down to make it
Speaker 2: easier to put some bracket, some steel plates on and
Speaker 2: these four.
Speaker 3: Little trolley coaster wheels.
Speaker 2: Okay, I don't bother getting out the instructions, because why
Speaker 2: would I.
Speaker 3: I'm a man and I need them.
Speaker 2: I look at the photo on the box, and when
Speaker 2: I can get close to that still anyway, because there's
Speaker 2: thing's upside down and I'm a little bit tired and
Speaker 2: irritated and focused on.
Speaker 3: What I'm doing.
Speaker 2: I put the four wheels on, takes like twenty minutes
Speaker 2: to do, turn it back up the right way.
Speaker 3: Suddenly I put it on.
Speaker 2: The floor, and I'm like, something not right about that.
Speaker 2: The wheels don't move up. The wheels are all facing upwards.
Speaker 2: And at first, you know, when you look at it
Speaker 2: and think, do I look, do I need to actually
Speaker 2: repair that? Or can she drag it around?
Speaker 3: Just put a towel under it? Do we need to
Speaker 3: roll around? Is forever and ever you come to the heat,
Speaker 3: the heat move to you.
Speaker 2: So now I have to spend another twenty minutes undoing
Speaker 2: them and then putting them back on. So this morning,
Speaker 2: please come out and simple thing I want to know
Speaker 2: about your flat pack fails. It's a nightmare. Does anyone
Speaker 2: like doing this stuff? Flat pack fails? The worst stuff
Speaker 2: is Ikea where I think the people that you know,
Speaker 2: they're obviously not living the dream making those instructions, you know,
Speaker 2: and they must just laugh.
Speaker 3: They put these crude cave drawings in.
Speaker 5: Every time I get one, I always think they've left
Speaker 5: something out. Oh well, this is this time. They've left
Speaker 5: the screws out. They haven't given me enough.
Speaker 2: And they're always called some like swordensome bender, you know,
Speaker 2: and then he spent like you look at the picture,
Speaker 2: there's no words. There's just like the crude cave drawings.
Speaker 2: You're like, none of this makes any sense.
Speaker 4: Or the ones translated into English, but they haven't been
Speaker 4: translated properly. A ripper we got a toy once for
Speaker 4: Christmas light that Christmas tearing his hair out about three
Speaker 4: am Christmas morning.
Speaker 3: All right, then give us a call that we all
Speaker 3: flat pack fails this morning.
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Speaker 3: So please come out in sympathy for how I did
Speaker 3: last night with a flat pack fell What have you
Speaker 3: screwed up when you're trying to assemble it? Nine four
Speaker 3: one four one oh four three. Good morning, Robin, Hello there,
Speaker 3: Hello there. You sounds like I've just called you and
Speaker 3: woken you up in the middle of the night.
Speaker 7: Hello there.
Speaker 3: What is it is that we all sound this t
Speaker 3: other morning, isn't it?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: What all right? Robin? So what have you? What's your
Speaker 3: flat pack fail for us? Mate?
Speaker 8: So a couple of years ago, I was very heavily
Speaker 8: pregnant with twins and we bought the nursery furniture for them,
Speaker 8: and one of the things you got was the dread
Speaker 8: and Ikea Toldally, yeah yeah, And I tell my husband,
Speaker 8: I'm not building this.
Speaker 9: I'm already massive and city babies.
Speaker 8: This is your job. You just put it together one
Speaker 8: day and I'll come home and it's done. And bless him,
Speaker 8: he's a chef, so he's not handyman centric whatsoever. And
Speaker 8: so I came from one day and sure enough.
Speaker 10: These draws were built and they were perfect as.
Speaker 9: I was so proud of him, and I praised him
Speaker 9: and told everyone how amazing.
Speaker 10: He had done and how wonderful it was.
Speaker 9: Anyway, about two years later I found out by some
Speaker 9: chair I don't know how he paid someone to come
Speaker 9: in and do it.
Speaker 2: Smart man, smart man, that's the best thing to do,
Speaker 2: the only guarantee that you're going to build something that's
Speaker 2: going to last and work.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 9: No, they're fantastic.
Speaker 11: And he paid them to do.
Speaker 9: A bunch of other things. I didn't even realize that either,
Speaker 9: So I said, all right, fair ladia, but you didn't
Speaker 9: eat that praise. You just took it, said nothing, you bugger.
Speaker 5: He was paying someone to get up at night with
Speaker 5: the twins.
Speaker 3: Loved that. He would have done as well.
Speaker 2: I remember when we went to buy the PRAM when
Speaker 2: my wife was pregnant with our first tater. We went
Speaker 2: to buy the PRAM and I saw these instructions. It
Speaker 2: was like a whole It was like an encyclopedia of
Speaker 2: various thing. No, I'm not even going to touch it.
Speaker 2: And then bringing it into work, and there was some
Speaker 2: young really over enthusiastic work experience. Kid, was I really
Speaker 2: want to get in? Radio went fine? Build that three days.
Speaker 2: It took this porkid I got dream of working.
Speaker 3: In radio to build my pushchair. All right, Robert, thank
Speaker 3: you very much. Thanks a lot of people. Mate. Brendan, Hey,
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good, Brendan. I hope you're well this morning
Speaker 3: as well. What's your flat pack fail for us?
Speaker 12: We were on a swing seat at Christmas and yeah,
Speaker 12: so ma'am had the instructions there and reading them out
Speaker 12: to night, but we'd already had a few drinks, so
Speaker 12: we're like, we don't need them, kept going and we
Speaker 12: ended up putting the slide on backwards and upside down,
Speaker 12: and then we forgot to put the basketball hoop on.
Speaker 3: That is incredible.
Speaker 2: So the slide upside down and backwards, and of course
Speaker 2: alcohol goes really well with flat pack.
Speaker 3: If it's not complicated enough, why not switch it up
Speaker 3: with some booths?
Speaker 5: And is this are you building this to be a
Speaker 5: surprise for kids? On the morning of just looking like that,
Speaker 5: what is it?
Speaker 3: Dad?
Speaker 12: Three year old daughter and she comes out and she's like,
Speaker 12: that's not right, daddy.
Speaker 3: Why Santa got those dead beer cans around it as well?
Speaker 3: He likes to tear it up on the weekend.
Speaker 12: That was good end up. We have to take them
Speaker 12: a half apart, just get the basketball gone. But yeah,
Speaker 12: look good all.
Speaker 3: Right, BRender, thanks a lot for your cool.
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Speaker 2: Coming out in sympathy for how I did last night
Speaker 2: just trying to put together a oil heater, because when
Speaker 2: you look around today, you start to see what looks
Speaker 2: like and though it's crisp right now, but it's going
Speaker 2: to be a beautiful day to day, you think you
Speaker 2: need to start assembling an oil heater. That's apparently when
Speaker 2: my wife thought we needed in the house, and I
Speaker 2: had to build last night.
Speaker 3: But I put the wheels on upside down.
Speaker 2: So I'm looking for your flat pack fails this morning
Speaker 2: on nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 3: Jason, What did you do? What did you get wrong?
Speaker 13: Morning?
Speaker 2: How?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're pretty good, Jason. How you will as well? Buddy?
Speaker 14: It could make look that's another Christmas night storage. There's
Speaker 14: a bit of a saying happenings. Look at a trampoline
Speaker 14: three o'clock in the morning and this Jesus, the springs
Speaker 14: and the turn in the outside and bending the rods
Speaker 14: and trying to trying to explain to the wife what
Speaker 14: should be done. Look, you get more blood on the
Speaker 14: outside if you buy the morning you look like you've
Speaker 14: been put through a meat grinded with the kids.
Speaker 3: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: I had to build a kids trumpeting? I gave up
Speaker 2: a halfway through. I just I just thought, no, do
Speaker 2: you know what? I'm not man for this.
Speaker 3: I can't. I've got someone into do it. There a nightmare.
Speaker 14: God, I ended up down into the shed and getting
Speaker 14: us crying to make crying finding the beer at three
Speaker 14: o'clock in the morning. See that needs it and the
Speaker 14: springs with God.
Speaker 3: That you've got p tas. Yes, he's having flat back flashbacks.
Speaker 3: Now he's in a foxhole. Vietnam toys. Sorry, if I couldn't.
Speaker 14: If I could have done it with a twelve guys,
Speaker 14: you would have done it.
Speaker 3: Those sort of.
Speaker 4: Big toys, you can't do them ahead of time, like
Speaker 4: a trampoline Christmas.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't leave it on blanket, so obviously trampoline shape.
Speaker 2: Don't look over that under the bank at.
Speaker 14: Kids, kids are the kids are wrapped?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 14: When I open up the prison, there's a big box
Speaker 14: aparty young Yeah, great.
Speaker 3: Springs for everybody.
Speaker 2: Jason, I feel like we've opened up a deep wounding
Speaker 2: you with this. It's called it today, so I appreciate
Speaker 2: you sharing your.
Speaker 14: Pain, all right, to ease the therapy gone.
Speaker 3: Jason, have a good day. Thanks you called John?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Good Christian.
Speaker 3: Now I Johnny boy? What's your flat back? First one
Speaker 3: of the day. What's your flat back? Fell?
Speaker 13: Oh, it's a gear file. Me and the missus bourdeye
Speaker 13: chest of drawers. And of course my wife thinks she
Speaker 13: knows how to do everything, and she probably does. Anyway,
Speaker 13: we were halfway through it and we had a bit
Speaker 13: of an argument because she reckons I was reading the
Speaker 13: plans wrong and I said, no, I'm not, it's just you. Anyway,
Speaker 13: I was short. She ended up cracking it and walking
Speaker 13: out of the room. So I kept trying to put
Speaker 13: this scene together and I worked out, well, she was right,
Speaker 13: I was reading them wrong, but she wouldn't help me.
Speaker 13: So I put it on a bonfire.
Speaker 3: You right, nice too? Short?
Speaker 13: Yeah, we had we had a bonfire gown. We had
Speaker 13: you know, all the rubbish, dowering and everything else. And
Speaker 13: I thought, no, I'm over this, so she won't help me.
Speaker 13: Say yep, straight on the fire and she said, where
Speaker 13: did you go? Said, well, it's over there and ashes at.
Speaker 3: The moment, but the fire would have been roaring, I imagine.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, it was grass. Anyway, she didn't talk to
Speaker 13: me for a week after.
Speaker 3: All right, job, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: You go the Christian who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
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Speaker 2: Three s all the sweetmen sending off to the Melbourne
Speaker 2: Cup Carnival. The world can wait. The Melbour and Cup
Speaker 2: Carnivals coming today. The Seport Wine Stakes Day on Saturday,
Speaker 2: the tenth of November. We got a pair of tickets
Speaker 2: you can win. Right now, there's another song at the races.
Speaker 2: You're gonna work out what the song is?
Speaker 3: I open. This is the hardest one of the week.
Speaker 3: It's a little sneaky on this one. What's the song? Racing?
Speaker 16: And they're off protection four gangs, clubs and nations causing
Speaker 16: grief in human relations.
Speaker 3: They're all in a line. It's a turn four on
Speaker 3: global scales.
Speaker 17: Further back.
Speaker 3: I'd rather hear both sides of the tail. See, it's
Speaker 3: not about.
Speaker 16: Races, just places faces on the outside swooping.
Speaker 3: All right, what's the song? Nine four one? Four one
Speaker 3: O four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three Have you do this week?
Speaker 3: Sending you off to the racist Melbourne Cup Carnival ticket's
Speaker 3: gone another pair this morning, just gonna work out what
Speaker 3: the song is that the races. Here's this morning's.
Speaker 16: Racing and they're off protection four gangs, clubs and nations
Speaker 16: causing grief written in human relations.
Speaker 3: They're all in a line. It's a turn four on
Speaker 3: global scales. Further back. I'd rather hear both sides of
Speaker 3: the tale. See, it's not about.
Speaker 16: Races, just places faces.
Speaker 3: On the outside swooping.
Speaker 2: I know the answer, and I wouldn't have got it
Speaker 2: in a month of Sundays. That's a tough one this morning, John,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 3: Good day, Christian.
Speaker 6: Hell a love you show.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank you very much. Jolen's very kind of I
Speaker 2: hope you're will and welcome to the show. What do
Speaker 2: you think the song is?
Speaker 13: I think it's killing in the name.
Speaker 6: I was diverging a inst the machine.
Speaker 3: Yes, very very good. Guess. Yes, it's an awesome song, John,
Speaker 3: not the right answer. Have a good day, mate, Steve O.
Speaker 11: Hey, Hello, there we go.
Speaker 3: Hey, Steve, what do you think the song is? Mate? Oh?
Speaker 12: I thought it's baby from Vanilla Ice.
Speaker 3: It's a very different song from marketing of the name one.
Speaker 2: Steve is not that one. But thanks for trying. Let's
Speaker 2: go to Tracy. I'm pretty good.
Speaker 3: Tracy, what do you think the song is?
Speaker 10: Michael Jacksons like or what?
Speaker 3: How on earth did you get that? You've got the
Speaker 3: right answer. I don't know how you did that.
Speaker 9: Oh to me, it was.
Speaker 3: A really all right.
Speaker 2: It's not Michael Jackson even. It's this bit from the
Speaker 2: song protection against.
Speaker 5: Colations Human relations.
Speaker 3: It's a terrible war on a global scale. I'd rather
Speaker 3: hear a both size of the tail. It's done about races.
Speaker 17: That's hard.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna spend my life being a color. I
Speaker 2: want to hear the rest of this on now, Tracy.
Speaker 2: Enjoy your area of time at the Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Speaker 2: You're off on Seport Wine Steaks Day on Saturday, the
Speaker 2: tenth of November.
Speaker 3: Enjoy.
Speaker 7: Oh wonderful, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: That's right, well done. The Welcome Weight Melbourne Cup Carnival.
Speaker 3: Is it coming? More tickets tomorrow morning?
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Speaker 2: So yesterday we chatted to a caller and what were
Speaker 2: we even talking about? And he took us down like
Speaker 2: a colder sack.
Speaker 5: We were talking about big family holidays. I'm trying to
Speaker 5: get the whole extended family in at once.
Speaker 3: He didn't have anything on that, but he did tell
Speaker 3: us about a German family or some German relatives who
Speaker 3: took him to a nudes speech and an uncle down
Speaker 3: on the beach and said, take you on trump, I
Speaker 3: won't do the accent. Hit you here off, basically take
Speaker 3: his speedos off.
Speaker 2: So he took us yesterday's nudity and we were with
Speaker 2: him entering an ad break and I thought, you know what,
Speaker 2: people have got naked stories. You know, we're born into
Speaker 2: this world naked, and we'll go out that way. And
Speaker 2: what happens in between it sometimes it comes back into
Speaker 2: our lives. I remember about two or three years ago,
Speaker 2: the kids were having a fight. I was in a
Speaker 2: shower and I said, I can't even have a shower.
Speaker 3: She just hit me. She's hit me and I'm yelling
Speaker 3: in the shastup and whatever's going on And I just
Speaker 3: have a shower anyway, that I can hear the I'm like,
Speaker 3: there's fudding around, Like Jesus, what we have to deal
Speaker 3: with this now?
Speaker 2: So I slam open the shower door, or almost smashing it,
Speaker 2: and I see there's no flipping towel, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: why is there No?
Speaker 3: There's no towel. So I go, I'm now naked, right,
Speaker 3: I just storm down the corner where they like they've
Speaker 3: got each other. Lois the younger one's got the one
Speaker 3: up against the wall. You see monster kid to go
Speaker 3: up against the wall abouts a brainer. She's got like
Speaker 3: some something in her hand. And I just go drop that,
Speaker 3: you know not. There are a couple of purpose on
Speaker 3: a cop there.
Speaker 2: They look round and they're confronted with a soggy naked dad.
Speaker 2: And I'm telling you now, their anger dissipated immediately. In
Speaker 2: my advice to any parents is go go in the shower,
Speaker 2: get naked, get out there.
Speaker 3: They never thought again. They were terrified the soggy dad.
Speaker 5: Don't make me get soggy dad.
Speaker 2: All right, So this morning your the next half an
Speaker 2: hour nudity the phone in. This is what we give you, Melvin.
Speaker 2: What naked stories have you got for us today?
Speaker 3: Then?
Speaker 2: Any story involving nudity nine four one four, one oh
Speaker 2: four three.
Speaker 3: Give us a call.
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Speaker 3: Jack is in. You're in a huge amount of pain.
Speaker 3: Yell a little bit. I woke up with a really
Speaker 3: really really stiff neck after having an intense time massage.
Speaker 3: But you shouldn't be in a worse state today. I know.
Speaker 3: I tried.
Speaker 5: I had a partially stiff neck yesterday. I tried to
Speaker 5: get a deep tissued out.
Speaker 3: Have you been trampling again? Because we've spoken to you
Speaker 3: about that. You know, we keep paying those ladies to
Speaker 3: trample on you. So in all serious, yes, Jack is
Speaker 3: in a lot of pain today, and he's not the
Speaker 3: kind of guy to keep quiet about stuff like that
Speaker 3: that I've been a couple of seconds. Oh sorry, guys,
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 2: So, if there's a physio, karapractor or osteopath who can
Speaker 2: report to level two Leonard.
Speaker 3: Street, Good Street. If you go down Lenning straight off
Speaker 3: in the corner.
Speaker 2: Look out for the tin man. He's both upright at
Speaker 2: the moment. It takes him an hour to turn around.
Speaker 2: If anyone comes in the studio, hang on I'm just
Speaker 2: moving now like a slow motion owl. I'm so seriously,
Speaker 2: if anyone can come in because you are in a
Speaker 2: huge amount of pain.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yep, I would love some kind of relaxation message.
Speaker 3: You know when it actually it makes you feel tense
Speaker 3: around your eyes, a lot of pain. Yeah. I had
Speaker 3: Brad working on me for a little bit.
Speaker 2: Actually took up a producer off the phones, which is
Speaker 2: no bad thing because the damage you can do to
Speaker 2: a breakfast show once he starts working in.
Speaker 3: Pummeling your left shot. All right.
Speaker 2: Then, meanwhile, whilst we search for a physio and asked
Speaker 2: you're about to report to Lennox Street in Richmond, we
Speaker 2: are doing nudity the phone in because we got this call.
Speaker 2: There is a reason, okay, because we got this call yesterday,
Speaker 2: and when we're not talking or looking for naked stories.
Speaker 13: I actually was taken by my mom and father and
Speaker 13: all my.
Speaker 17: Father was German. I had my speedos on because obviously ten,
Speaker 17: I'm only young.
Speaker 13: He told me to take my speedos off. Stop being
Speaker 13: an idiot.
Speaker 5: Then part two to that story was in late face
Speaker 5: down for so long that his bum got burnt.
Speaker 2: So this morning, then we're looking for your any stories
Speaker 2: to do with nudity or being naked? What happened nine
Speaker 2: four one one four three Kelly, good morning.
Speaker 15: Good morning everyone, and everyone.
Speaker 3: Says good morning about the ten man grimaces at you.
Speaker 2: There, Kelly, Kelly, what's your story there?
Speaker 3: You're first up this morning on nudity.
Speaker 10: The phone I can't believe I rung into, says, well,
Speaker 10: many years ago, I had to go back to my
Speaker 10: second story flat at lunchtime picked something out. So I
Speaker 10: took a girlfriend who I worked with, and I had
Speaker 10: a dead lock on the door, and I put the
Speaker 10: keys in and let the keys. Now, I said, what
Speaker 10: if you do, don't shut door?
Speaker 15: And she shut the door.
Speaker 10: So the only way to get out was through the windows.
Speaker 10: So the window had one of those hooks on it.
Speaker 10: So as I'm climbing out the window with my short
Speaker 10: uniform on, my knickers caught on the hook and child
Speaker 10: from the window ledge and I was hanging by the
Speaker 10: hook with my knickers and my mirass, and.
Speaker 11: Then I heard a wolf.
Speaker 10: Whittle from the block of flights next door, and I
Speaker 10: immediately two to my legs, broke the window and landed
Speaker 10: on the landing.
Speaker 3: And I hope the judges all gave you tens.
Speaker 10: Oh so embarrassed.
Speaker 2: That's amazing, Kelly, what great story.
Speaker 10: I'll never ever lived that one dawn everybody knew about.
Speaker 2: It, all right, Kelly, thank you very much for showing that.
Speaker 3: We're I thank you were off the strong shot this morning.
Speaker 1: Then on Nudity the Christian Who Colonial Breakfast Show Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Nudity the Phone and that's what you've landed on this morning,
Speaker 2: looking for any naked stories nine four one one four
Speaker 2: three VICKI.
Speaker 3: Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 7: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm goodness wanted Vicky, and I hope you are mate
Speaker 2: as well. What's your naked story for us?
Speaker 3: Mate?
Speaker 7: Look, I remember it was one Easter and my boyfriend
Speaker 7: had managed to get us in at the last minute,
Speaker 7: and I was absolutely amazed. I'm like, you got us
Speaker 7: in at the last minute, you know, like you're.
Speaker 5: Into a holiday house or something talking about accommodation.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yes, And anyways, we get to this place late
Speaker 7: at night and the only comes out in his little
Speaker 7: shorty dressing gown and his little love boots and I'm
Speaker 7: thinking that's a bit odd. I didn't think about it,
Speaker 7: got up in the morning, went down to the shower
Speaker 7: block and everywhere I looked, you know, there's people running
Speaker 7: around the tennis court. It was a newdust village.
Speaker 3: I knew. I didn't know such a thing that existed,
Speaker 3: a new witch.
Speaker 7: They were playing tennis and I'm like, wow, like I
Speaker 7: was only that night. Those people sitting leg in their
Speaker 7: haircut and I'm like, okay, look like.
Speaker 3: Upstairs and a little bit as well.
Speaker 2: That's a little trim shortall and get your hair cut.
Speaker 7: Anyway, We're going to the shower block and I have
Speaker 7: a shower and I walked in there and it's like
Speaker 7: save water a shower together. I'm like, right, So I
Speaker 7: got in there with my bikinis on is a man
Speaker 7: standing next to me and he you know, drops his
Speaker 7: soap and I'm like, oh my god.
Speaker 11: Like he's like, this.
Speaker 3: Isn't just nudity, this is are they all? You know?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 10: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 7: I just wanted to think that upon it, do you
Speaker 7: know what I mean? Because I was only just such
Speaker 7: a little blossom.
Speaker 2: This boyfriend, Okay, let's focus on him from it. Okay,
Speaker 2: is he still around? Is he still in your line?
Speaker 2: So we can talk about him now. He must have
Speaker 2: he must have known. You don't accidentally check into it.
Speaker 2: They must have you know, it's like these days, warnings
Speaker 2: everywhere in case someone gets upset and sous the morning,
Speaker 2: that kind of a larkies.
Speaker 3: He must known.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, I think back about it. I must have
Speaker 7: been shut up because you know it was me and
Speaker 7: him and you know, the mate in the back seat,
Speaker 7: and you were.
Speaker 3: Like, where's where's where's are we close? We won't need Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's like Tennis, you knew what was going to get
Speaker 3: my hair?
Speaker 18: Anyway?
Speaker 3: That was my Did you stay there for?
Speaker 11: We?
Speaker 7: I think we think we only need to stay the
Speaker 7: next night? I said, look, you know I'm not comfortable
Speaker 7: with this.
Speaker 5: So did you stay closed the whole time?
Speaker 3: Vicky?
Speaker 19: Ah?
Speaker 7: Yeah I did. Like I said, I went into the
Speaker 7: showers in my bikinis. I thought, well, you know I.
Speaker 3: Can do that, all right, Vicky? Thanks you kill mate?
Speaker 10: No orry?
Speaker 3: Nicole?
Speaker 11: Hi here you.
Speaker 3: Going very good? Nicole, tell us about your own naked story.
Speaker 10: Okay.
Speaker 20: So I have children who take great pride in in
Speaker 20: scaring me at every opportunity they can get, because because
Speaker 20: I'm easy to scare right anything. So and we had
Speaker 20: this house that was it was like a bit of
Speaker 20: a rabbit warren, so there was lots of hardy spots,
Speaker 20: so they got me beauties quite often. But one morning
Speaker 20: I was running a little bit late from work, so
Speaker 20: I was doing a newly run from the bathroom to
Speaker 20: my bedroom. Yep, unbeknownst to my fourteen year old son
Speaker 20: who was hiding around the corner, that's the way he
Speaker 20: got the shock because his luck.
Speaker 3: Payback my friend baby Mom for mom.
Speaker 1: Finally, that's great, Nicole, thanks, she killed the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Jack and I have just had a little run through
Speaker 2: of what we're going to be asking you to do
Speaker 2: in ten minutes time. And I don't know, you don't
Speaker 2: know this Eagles thing this morning. We're really pushing it
Speaker 2: a bit with a sax solo singing. It's a big
Speaker 2: production number in ten minutes time right now though, seven
Speaker 2: twenty seven God one four point three, Come mornings to
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Last couple of calls, then on
Speaker 2: Nudity the phone in Johnny.
Speaker 6: Boy Morning similar it goes all right.
Speaker 3: John, welcome to the show, and what's your story for us?
Speaker 6: Yeah, look was it a wedding. I was a groomsman
Speaker 6: and a little one of the groomsmen had a habit
Speaker 6: of doing mood. He runs big events and this was
Speaker 6: no exception. We went and saw where he was going
Speaker 6: to do it, and he actually waited till the flower
Speaker 6: bouquetos and as the bride was flinging the flowers up,
Speaker 6: he ran across the dance floor in the mood. But
Speaker 6: what happened was the dance floor was outside and he
Speaker 6: didn't realize that there are all his potted plants around
Speaker 6: the edge because it was dark. So he ran across
Speaker 6: the dance floor naked, did a massive leap out off
Speaker 6: the dance floor when headfirst into a big urn with
Speaker 6: a potted plant, knocked himself out. So he's lying there
Speaker 6: on his back, blood running out from a dash on
Speaker 6: his forehead, completely knew, with all the elder people in
Speaker 6: the wedding just looking at him, going what the hell
Speaker 6: has this gone on?
Speaker 10: It?
Speaker 6: He's brilliant. Was absolutely what.
Speaker 3: A scene that's some believed that's so much going on there.
Speaker 2: It's actually Tarantino directed a wedding that would be essential.
Speaker 3: Part No you won't Mine and what kind of new guy.
Speaker 5: Was he in good shape or yeah, well there's one.
Speaker 6: Of the reasons when he enjoyed doing the movie runs.
Speaker 6: He was really good shape. And let's just say the
Speaker 6: florl bouquet was a decent size.
Speaker 3: Need to know about his ROAs did we make Lordie? Emily?
Speaker 3: Good morning?
Speaker 17: Good morning Emily.
Speaker 3: What's her naked new story for us this morning?
Speaker 21: The mom's in her sixties and decided to get on
Speaker 21: the Snapchat bandwagon.
Speaker 3: Snap Chat Mama saw.
Speaker 21: Her contacts as you do, and then so obviously family, grandkids,
Speaker 21: friends are. The plumber that was working on her house
Speaker 21: approved her, added her to be her friend. She uploaded
Speaker 21: a nude that was meant for her partner and just
Speaker 21: realized that it won her story were amazing, amazing, Hang
Speaker 21: on a minute, your mom uploaded a nude photo to
Speaker 21: Snapchat that was meant for all of this is amazing.
Speaker 3: The fact that the older generation of getting into doing
Speaker 3: that and that kind.
Speaker 13: Of picks what kind of sixty.
Speaker 3: One that likes to have a good time?
Speaker 2: I mean, my why, I just presume that was the
Speaker 2: It's what younger people do now that Wow, sixty old me,
Speaker 2: what kind of filter you're putting on anything down there
Speaker 2: to try and make it reasonably good at that after
Speaker 2: a certain age.
Speaker 7: Well, thankfully my old brother cottoned onto what was on
Speaker 7: the story and sent around a group message, no one
Speaker 7: to open it, no one go on snapchaut avoid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I bet you have an open snapchat since then. Yeah,
Speaker 3: but surely the temp taste the sun. You know you shouldn't.
Speaker 3: We won't have a little sneaky beans. He was, Oh wow,
Speaker 3: I've removed it.
Speaker 21: I've removed her off Facebook.
Speaker 3: Because Emily, this is the best story we've had on
Speaker 3: nudity the phone and this is a great one. Emily. Thanks,
Speaker 3: so I think you might have a good day you too.
Speaker 1: By the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Time for this The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Shows.
Speaker 3: Ten weeks of tickets. Every morning at.
Speaker 2: Seven thirty am, you'll chance to win tickets.
Speaker 3: To the biggest shows in town. Let me just consult
Speaker 3: my spreadsheets. Yeah, only time you never hear me consulting
Speaker 3: and spreadsheet.
Speaker 2: We need it for ten weeks of tickets because there
Speaker 2: are so many tickets this week. Then it's all been
Speaker 2: about the Eagles next week super excited.
Speaker 3: He is back.
Speaker 2: How many fils filometers. It's all about Phil Collins. He returns.
Speaker 2: VIP tickets to go see Phil Collins live when he's
Speaker 2: over next year February. Then a week after that we've
Speaker 2: got red Hot summer tickets VIP tickets. Then it's Maroon
Speaker 2: five Kevin Hart, world's biggest comedian, coming to Melbourne.
Speaker 3: You can be there fon Jovie.
Speaker 2: There might be some more tickets for one we've already
Speaker 2: done as well. So that's your next five weeks. Today,
Speaker 2: then it's about Eagles. Eagles World Talk are coming and
Speaker 2: Tuesday the March of fifth rod La Arena tickets gone
Speaker 2: sow Monday through Ticketech, but you can win them right now.
Speaker 2: So every day this week I'm getting you to do
Speaker 2: something different for these Eagles tickets. Yesterday we're asking you
Speaker 2: could either do this by yourself or with somebody else.
Speaker 2: We had the mother and daughter that won the tickets,
Speaker 2: beautifully singing together doing back up vocals.
Speaker 3: This is hard, isn't it. Yep?
Speaker 2: I mean you and I were struggling and we're supposed
Speaker 2: to know what we're doing. I still don't know which
Speaker 2: path I lucked in, all right, let's see if we
Speaker 2: can work. This is now work in progress, live on
Speaker 2: in front of your very ears.
Speaker 3: The heat is on. Great song, Glenn Frey, good song
Speaker 3: for this morning. Nay, you've been there saying, hang on
Speaker 3: a minute. Which bit does he want us to do?
Speaker 12: Not this?
Speaker 3: There's lots of elements in there with saxophone, right, so
Speaker 3: let's slow it down. We need you. This bit's on us.
Speaker 3: Don't worry about this bit.
Speaker 2: You come in here saxophones, so two parts to it,
Speaker 2: and then this bit, oh what ho oh ho.
Speaker 3: Caught up in the action. I've been looking out for you. Oh,
Speaker 3: you don't need to do the town me. Can you
Speaker 3: feel it? That's the way I'm looking.
Speaker 2: Tell me can you feel it?
Speaker 3: No, it goes. There's three versiones of tell me, can
Speaker 3: you feel it?
Speaker 5: Tell me?
Speaker 3: Can you feel it? Tell me?
Speaker 5: Can you feel it?
Speaker 22: Tell me?
Speaker 19: Can you feel it?
Speaker 17: The heat it.
Speaker 3: Anyway? We don't want doing that, but we're just confusing.
Speaker 2: I don't think I've got heat stroke just looking at
Speaker 2: that temperatures. They all right, we wanted you just go back.
Speaker 2: We need to do this bit, not this, you come
Speaker 2: in here saxophone solo. Next month the saxophone solo.
Speaker 3: Then this bit. You need to do this as well.
Speaker 3: Two parts. Okay.
Speaker 5: Can people either do it on their own or share
Speaker 5: it again, have somebody doing the sax solo, somebody doing
Speaker 5: their vocals.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, you can be part of a two man, three
Speaker 2: man three lady team however you want to do it,
Speaker 2: or you can just do it soto, however you want
Speaker 2: to do it, So you need to come in.
Speaker 3: Then we've got this bit.
Speaker 19: Jeezh oh, caught up in the action?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no no. I've been looking out
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 4: I've been looking out for you.
Speaker 3: Team. If we can't get this right, come on, can
Speaker 3: we expect them to get it right? All right?
Speaker 17: We can do this.
Speaker 3: Are you ready? Jack? Am I doing saxophone? Still? Yeah?
Speaker 3: You do saxophone? Then perhaps you come up. I'll do
Speaker 3: the oha ho and then perhaps you come in with
Speaker 3: the guard up in the action. I've been looking out
Speaker 3: for you.
Speaker 17: Yeah, yep, just do it.
Speaker 7: Peez.
Speaker 3: Sorry started it with.
Speaker 5: Caught up in the action.
Speaker 3: I've been looking up for you. I'm worried coming on
Speaker 3: the phone. Have we done all right? Over to you? Now?
Speaker 3: Do your best.
Speaker 2: We'd understand if it's as hopeless as what we just did,
Speaker 2: but try and do it a little bit better nine
Speaker 2: four one one oh four three.
Speaker 1: Let's do it The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: May not like this next bit. I don't think we
Speaker 3: probably thought this through. We thought that you'd be to
Speaker 3: do this.
Speaker 2: All this saxophone solo, all this saxophone solo, and then
Speaker 2: this bit.
Speaker 3: And this bit and this bit. What were we thinking yesterday?
Speaker 2: We're drinking after the show or something. All right, let's
Speaker 2: give it a go. Let's see what happens.
Speaker 3: Okayara, good morning, good morning. All right, so you're up first,
Speaker 3: Have you got some help? Is it someone else with you?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 8: It's nice sister and me in the car on the
Speaker 8: way to school.
Speaker 3: Oh awesome. Okay, right, so you're ready to try and
Speaker 3: do this?
Speaker 23: Yes?
Speaker 3: Which which part? Are you doing? The sacks or the vocals?
Speaker 8: I'm doing the sacks and then we're both sort of
Speaker 8: doing the vocals.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: So what I'm going to do this, I'll play you
Speaker 2: this gee and then when it ends you start to
Speaker 2: come in with the sax solo. Okay, okay, all right,
Speaker 2: we're good to go.
Speaker 3: Sisters, Yes, yeah, go power show us hour is done.
Speaker 11: Goeea cat up in the action.
Speaker 9: I've been looking about you.
Speaker 5: Yeo, better than what we did here.
Speaker 2: That's a gold standing right there, Sisters and Kate stay there.
Speaker 3: That was brilliant. Okay, this girl poor, Ian's going to
Speaker 3: do it all himself.
Speaker 1: Ian, Yes, hello right, Ian?
Speaker 3: Okay, Ian, So you've got to do all of that yourself.
Speaker 3: You ready, buddy, I am ready. Yes, this guy can
Speaker 3: bring it.
Speaker 15: Bring it, Ian, Oh, cold.
Speaker 18: Up in the action.
Speaker 11: I've been looking up for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, another gold standing some cold run. That was brilliant,
Speaker 3: Sweaky sacks.
Speaker 5: I know we dropped my sex.
Speaker 3: Touching a married archie man there. I joined the show,
Speaker 3: but I loved it. Ian, very very good. Wait there, Joanne,
Speaker 3: good morning, right Joannie? You're ready?
Speaker 17: Yeah ready, all right.
Speaker 3: You sounds like you're in the bathroom somewhere. You're in
Speaker 3: a toilet.
Speaker 10: Oh well, I am in the bathroom. Shore I go
Speaker 10: back to the bedroom.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, good acoustics, natural rebub this is good okay,
Speaker 3: Abbey Road Studios, right now, Joe Anes, all right and
Speaker 3: good luck.
Speaker 20: So caught up in the action, I've been akain, I
Speaker 20: are you.
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 19: Tell me?
Speaker 20: Can you fee this tell me, can you feel it?
Speaker 11: Tell me?
Speaker 21: Can you feel this?
Speaker 11: The heat is on?
Speaker 3: Good effort, good effort. But i'd flash that toilet while
Speaker 3: you're in there and getting.
Speaker 2: No, it's a good effort. It's a good effort. It's
Speaker 2: African accent coming into the end. Sorry, okay, it's just
Speaker 2: going to clean his throat.
Speaker 3: Live on it. Great, Come morning, good morning. This guy's
Speaker 3: got pipes. Listen to these pipes. Okay, Craig, you ready, mate,
Speaker 3: I'm going to do my utmost good deep voice.
Speaker 17: Okay, here go, get up in the action.
Speaker 18: I'll be looking after you. If you can you feel it?
Speaker 11: Because you feel it?
Speaker 5: Can you feel it?
Speaker 2: Craig, I'll tell you what straight work. I can tell
Speaker 2: you now Craig goes straight through the final. He's taking
Speaker 2: on the sisters. Let's bring the sisters back. The sisters
Speaker 2: are taking on Craig. Let's give Craig a Breathere's so
Speaker 2: with Craig.
Speaker 5: When we heard his deep voice, did you expect a
Speaker 5: different outcome?
Speaker 3: So high pitched? Sisters? Hey, hello, all right, I can
Speaker 3: hear the hazards on. Are you now pulled over by
Speaker 3: the school?
Speaker 11: No, I'm in the heating to Okay, all right, so listen.
Speaker 3: You're in the final now for these tickets. Can you
Speaker 3: do it again? Yes? All right, great effort last time.
Speaker 3: Let's see if you can improve on that.
Speaker 18: Here you go, good luck, oh god, I'm in the action.
Speaker 9: I've been looking out for you.
Speaker 3: Very very good.
Speaker 1: Again.
Speaker 3: Okay, so that's count and care are the sisters on
Speaker 3: the school run doing it? And that's so well.
Speaker 2: Let's bring Craig's back, Craig. I'm back, all right, Craig. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: so you're in the final, Craige.
Speaker 6: No pressure.
Speaker 3: Did you feel like there was any hiccups in your
Speaker 3: first performance? I don't know. I'm asking him, but he thinks.
Speaker 13: It's a fair call.
Speaker 14: I may have picked up a trumpet to the sexophone.
Speaker 3: That's good, he's realized. All right, good luck, oh.
Speaker 13: Oh god.
Speaker 12: Up in the action.
Speaker 13: I'll be looking after you.
Speaker 6: And that's how it's done.
Speaker 3: It's good.
Speaker 2: But I think we've got to give it to the
Speaker 2: sisters today. They did such a great job and Karen,
Speaker 2: the sisters, well done. You got the tickets. Awesome ever,
Speaker 2: very very good. Okay are you winning them for mom
Speaker 2: and dad?
Speaker 3: Hey? Girls, that was brilliant. Okay, thanks for doing that.
Speaker 3: Well done, enjoy the gig.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: All right, it's tough For this week's isolated vocal we
Speaker 2: do the same time every single word Thursday, we'll play
Speaker 2: you an isolated vocal track and then we listen to
Speaker 2: a song in foint. I think you hear it in
Speaker 2: a slightly different way. So isolated vocal if you don't
Speaker 2: know what they are, you find.
Speaker 3: Hundreds of them. You go down a YouTube wormhole and.
Speaker 2: They are just literally just a vocal for or when
Speaker 2: the band going and record a song, they obviously just
Speaker 2: got the vocal track when it's originally laid down, and
Speaker 2: when you strip it back without any effects or any
Speaker 2: kind of music, you really hear more importantly feel the greatness.
Speaker 2: And I love doing these and if there's any that
Speaker 2: you find that you'd love me to play on a
Speaker 2: Thursday morning, email me then Christian at goold one O
Speaker 2: four to three dot com do au. So this week
Speaker 2: I was having a look round on YouTube to see
Speaker 2: what there was. Some eagles and there's a lot of
Speaker 2: isolated guitar tracks. Found an amazing one I will play
Speaker 2: this morning, but I found this. This isn't just isolated
Speaker 2: vocals of one singer. It's the whole band. It's the Eagles,
Speaker 2: and it's not so much an isolated vocal. You will
Speaker 2: hear the harmonies. They don't take it easy, and when
Speaker 2: a band sometimes they just do. Like an early version
Speaker 2: of the track, it's not even properly miked up, so
Speaker 2: it sounds like I think it might be Randy Meisner
Speaker 2: from the band. Isn't even on the same mic as
Speaker 2: some of the others. But it's a very very raw
Speaker 2: early demo of take It Easy. You'll need to turn
Speaker 2: it up because, like I say, it's a very very
Speaker 2: raw red demo of this is an outtake. You need
Speaker 2: to turn up so you can properly hear it. But
Speaker 2: this is amazing how we listened to this. This week's
Speaker 2: isolated vocals is take It Easy from the Eagles.
Speaker 22: Well, I'm running down the road trying to listen my load.
Speaker 22: I got seven.
Speaker 3: Women on my mind for the one only to the
Speaker 3: wall that st on me once.
Speaker 15: She's a friend of mine.
Speaker 22: Take it easy, take it easy, don't let the sun
Speaker 22: my love you still can't. Don't even try to understanding.
Speaker 22: Just find a place to make your stand and take
Speaker 22: it easy.
Speaker 15: Well, I'm standing on a corner and wins lowers.
Speaker 11: No, I'm such a fine sight to see.
Speaker 3: It's a girl, my lord in a fly bed thought
Speaker 3: so and down to have a look at me.
Speaker 15: Come on, b.
Speaker 22: Daceny may I got a new.
Speaker 3: We may win, but we will never be here again.
Speaker 13: So ben up.
Speaker 3: I'm climbing in and take it.
Speaker 12: Easy.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but if that doesn't make you feel some
Speaker 2: this morning, you are stone cold dead.
Speaker 3: Let's play the.
Speaker 2: Whole song now, Eagles take it easy This week Stars
Speaker 2: and the isolated Vocals.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three tomorrow morning. All the music is picked by you.
Speaker 2: So we've been having fun with the Eagles this week.
Speaker 2: You've been singing along with them. So if there's any
Speaker 2: Eagles songs you want to end the week with on
Speaker 2: tomorrows show, maybe Desperado, It's entirely up to you.
Speaker 3: Whatever songs you want to hear, it's all request. Every Friday,
Speaker 3: you can have to our Facebook page to find it
Speaker 3: at Facebook OC one four three that's what we are
Speaker 3: and you can put your requests there. I am living
Speaker 3: on borrowed time. There's one of many things that could be.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to pick which one. I'm living. Not the
Speaker 3: kind of McGregor T shirt that yesterday I come home,
Speaker 3: luckily say it's not around my wife and I see
Speaker 3: a parser. I'm like, I see the Nike swoosh, and
Speaker 3: oh god, I've forgot about that.
Speaker 2: I thought I just put them in the basket in
Speaker 2: my fevered state. Last week when I was absent from
Speaker 2: the show, my fevered state to try to make myself
Speaker 2: feel a little better, I was having a look at
Speaker 2: a little bit of online shopping and I saw these
Speaker 2: boxing boots. Now, these boxing boots, they're beautifully black, and
Speaker 2: they got like a red flash of color in them
Speaker 2: as well. If you're a world champion or a contender, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's right, those are the boots for you. If you
Speaker 2: have some forty something DJs doing boxing training as part
Speaker 2: of some misguided midlife crisis, you have no business buying
Speaker 2: those getting them shipped over for America.
Speaker 3: But they were waiting for me yesterday. It felt like
Speaker 3: Christmas Day. Put them on just some shadow boxing.
Speaker 5: Wow, Sarah doesn't know about them. Where are you putting
Speaker 5: them on?
Speaker 3: Wait? Till she leaves the house. She wasn't around like
Speaker 3: I said to open them up. I put them on
Speaker 3: straight away. Mate. These they're like golden like ruby shoes.
Speaker 3: They are amazing.
Speaker 2: I'm you know, putting combinations together again and ripping in
Speaker 2: that left.
Speaker 3: Come on, come on, champs here the raining underfuted and disputed.
Speaker 3: I'm still anyway, I take them off. I've hidden them.
Speaker 3: I've had to hide them in the house. You know
Speaker 3: women do this, don't you. It's toltely, but I guess
Speaker 3: if it's a pair of shoes or a shirt, you
Speaker 3: can do that thing where you go will you wear
Speaker 3: it one day? And I've always had this, this whole thing.
Speaker 2: I've never had these boxing moves and you've seen them.
Speaker 2: I'll put them up online, the beautiful color. And I
Speaker 2: can say this now because I know right now they're
Speaker 2: not in the car. They're not listening right now, so
Speaker 2: I can get away with this.
Speaker 3: And I just say this. If there's any friends of
Speaker 3: my wife listening right now, and are there If any
Speaker 3: of you, any of you say a thing to don't
Speaker 3: you start going, what's what's happened?
Speaker 23: You know?
Speaker 3: I'm going to number now She's next to me.
Speaker 5: I know now boots, who's tatting with Sarah?
Speaker 3: My wife is nexting you? Oh yeah, the guy. They
Speaker 3: don't listen. Now why is she listening? Oh god, you
Speaker 3: had more to say, I received.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 3: I say what you were going to sell New Jack?
Speaker 3: They weren't you. I could take them back, Sarah, you
Speaker 3: can hear my word.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three I want a good time God one a four
Speaker 2: point three Christian O'Connor brick for show. So as I
Speaker 2: was just saying, I'm living on a borrowed time because
Speaker 2: I bought these box and boots and my wife doesn't
Speaker 2: know about it, and I thought I could tell you
Speaker 2: this in confidence that she wouldn't be listening because they
Speaker 2: don't's chaos the school run.
Speaker 3: They don't listen, and then what are the chances she
Speaker 3: happens to be listening.
Speaker 2: She hears it all, me boasting about these Nike hyper
Speaker 2: Ko boxing all the hyper KOs?
Speaker 3: How much were they?
Speaker 4: Christian love to know.
Speaker 3: She's on the line now, Sarah, good morning.
Speaker 7: Good morning.
Speaker 20: I am actually, however in the drop zone with blowers
Speaker 20: in the cast and say bye to us.
Speaker 7: I don't want to hear her obviously telling you off.
Speaker 3: Now, No, it's haven great day at school.
Speaker 11: Love later every mum listening, Well, no, you don't move
Speaker 11: forward in the queue.
Speaker 23: You're in trouble, so hang on, you're in trouble, dad.
Speaker 5: Das like the airport parking, you only get one minute,
Speaker 5: so strategic stressful.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I don't often get a chance to twenty it on,
Speaker 10: so I don't.
Speaker 12: Let's not go into that now.
Speaker 10: Why but the kids are.
Speaker 8: Kind of biking in the kindly So it just happened.
Speaker 23: The marriage gods were shining.
Speaker 7: On me, dining on someone not me, and I can
Speaker 7: hear something about I'm in trouble.
Speaker 8: So I said, clown clouds be kright?
Speaker 9: So I then heard the reveal.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then you know, obviously exaggerate stuff. You know
Speaker 3: we've talked about before.
Speaker 8: The first thought was do you know what My first
Speaker 8: thought was, you better not have worn them on a
Speaker 8: dusty surface so that they can be dusted off, wiped
Speaker 8: off back in that spot.
Speaker 3: You're sending him back.
Speaker 11: Oh no, they're not going back where you think you're
Speaker 11: a little dancing.
Speaker 2: They tell you now, I'm telling now, and they are
Speaker 2: not going back and listen. Okay, let's get into it now,
Speaker 2: because at some point this was always going to come
Speaker 2: out next week. You want to go looking for a dress, okay,
Speaker 2: for when we go to Darby Day in the bird cage.
Speaker 2: Then you know, I keep the boots, you get the dress.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, but that's something she needs where you need the.
Speaker 10: Body day that you can feel.
Speaker 3: Put her on air. This is my show. I come
Speaker 3: here to get away from this. You carry on with
Speaker 3: that little pretending and yeah, okay, friend, this is this
Speaker 3: is not how I wanted today show to go.
Speaker 9: Get off when you get home, you're just no boots
Speaker 9: off me.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: They are not going back. They're not going back.
Speaker 2: KOs are one with me. I'm testing them out tomorrow.
Speaker 2: They're not going back.
Speaker 3: Sarah, what price would you be happy with? If they
Speaker 3: were under a hundred bucks?
Speaker 5: Would you go all right?
Speaker 3: That's fine? Or we haven't found out the price yet.
Speaker 9: I don't know the price, but when I get back,
Speaker 9: I shall be looking up on the exact price of them.
Speaker 5: Well, if you've paid market price, which I'm just bringing
Speaker 5: up here on Google, can I say the price?
Speaker 2: Listen, No man should do this to another man. You've
Speaker 2: broken the guy code. You don't throw another man another
Speaker 2: bus like this. I'm on the ropes as it is.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm looking after them for friends. Can we just
Speaker 2: say that you don't need to worry about a Christmas No.
Speaker 3: Don't go looking for them.
Speaker 11: Where are the boots now?
Speaker 3: Don't go look at them? Leave them alone.
Speaker 7: Please, I might be on a boot hunt when I
Speaker 7: get back.
Speaker 3: All right, Sarah lovely to chat to you. We've got
Speaker 3: to move on, busy show. We've got a break to
Speaker 3: play here.
Speaker 13: Later.
Speaker 3: What did you get out of it you? I've got
Speaker 3: to work late today to be back next week.
Speaker 1: Right, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: We're going to go around now, open up our tabs
Speaker 2: and be honest about everything. We've been googling our internet
Speaker 2: history of the last twenty four hours. So first of all,
Speaker 2: for me, the weather getting so nice now you know,
Speaker 2: I uh where I live, there's all they golf courses.
Speaker 2: I've decided to find a golf teacher. Can't play golf.
Speaker 2: I have brought my clubs with me. My last golf
Speaker 2: teacher I had ten years ago quit on me after
Speaker 2: three lessons.
Speaker 3: He actually said to him at one point, how do
Speaker 3: you feel about trying to learn with your left hand?
Speaker 3: And I'm not left handed?
Speaker 2: Phil Nickerson he changed his whole our career when he
Speaker 2: suddenly went back and forgot being right handed and started
Speaker 2: to learn from scratch and left and the lesson ended
Speaker 2: so badly. I threw the golf club out of a
Speaker 2: window into a hedge and drove off. That was ten
Speaker 2: years ago.
Speaker 3: I've never picked up a club since. But I've seen
Speaker 3: all these golf courses everywhere, and I where we are based.
Speaker 3: I don't think I've seen the weather going. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's time to dig out the old, get the
Speaker 3: clubs out. So there's a golf pros. Listen. This has
Speaker 3: got the patience of a Saint Peace.
Speaker 5: And you're hitting that age. Hey, golf is like a.
Speaker 3: Whoa, whoa, and you I've got an issue with you.
Speaker 2: You threw me under the bus earlier to my wife
Speaker 2: how expensive that were? They were not expensive? They're on
Speaker 2: cell by the weather boots.
Speaker 3: And now you say this my age. Oh, I mean
Speaker 3: people play golf as well. This is hard.
Speaker 4: Don't you mean lawn bowls or croquet?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Thanks, Patsy perats, He's gone.
Speaker 4: Way, I'm you all right?
Speaker 3: I get it? Yeah, what do you mean you get?
Speaker 3: It's nothing to get sport. And then the other thing
Speaker 3: I found yesterday.
Speaker 2: I was looking obviously for some Eagles tracks for the
Speaker 2: isolated track, and we found that great or demo version
Speaker 2: of a take It Easy.
Speaker 3: Then I found this. It's not isolated vocal.
Speaker 2: It's the guitar Don Felder from the Eagles laying down
Speaker 2: this a hotel, California in about twenty seconds time. Right,
Speaker 2: It's amazing. I it's called narpeggio where it's like a
Speaker 2: rising sequence. It's not amazing playing.
Speaker 3: This bit that amazing? Wow, pretty amazing.
Speaker 2: I'm going to play this on my phone as I
Speaker 2: walk into my house to confront my wife. She'd be
Speaker 2: holding my boxing boots. Will be stood each other like
Speaker 2: a couple of gunslingers.
Speaker 3: Who's going to go first? They're not going? Oh, Jack,
Speaker 3: what's your Internet history? What have you been up to?
Speaker 3: Last night? I googled is water a drink? Okay? What
Speaker 3: did you find out? Jack?
Speaker 5: Well, Biank's got a procedure today where they asked her
Speaker 5: to not have food.
Speaker 3: Or drink for twelve hours. You got a fast hours.
Speaker 5: So she we had a disagreement. She thinks water is
Speaker 5: not a drink and water's okay. I think food and
Speaker 5: drinks includes water and she can't have any water.
Speaker 4: Now you can sit water.
Speaker 3: You two together. What I can't judge because I'm going
Speaker 3: to go into a blazing of fun and when I
Speaker 3: get back, but you are actually googling it's water a
Speaker 3: drink and it's not very helpful Google results.
Speaker 5: These are the kind of things that says it's like
Speaker 5: you need eight glasses a day and all this sort
Speaker 5: of stuff.
Speaker 3: No I want to know. Is water drink? Okay? Okay?
Speaker 2: Because you've got a fast like twelve hours, haven't you?
Speaker 2: Before having an anesthetic? I think for some reason, I
Speaker 2: think the anesthetic must work easier if there's not food
Speaker 2: in the way. My friend, one of my close friends,
Speaker 2: right is a chief anethetist a big London hospital.
Speaker 3: I will text him. He will know about this and
Speaker 3: we'll see what he has to say.
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Speaker 3: You googled yesterday? Is food a drink? Is water a drink? Right?
Speaker 3: This is food to drink? Is there water a drink.
Speaker 3: The reason why is your at biancher is having some procedure,
Speaker 3: so she has to do the fast yep.
Speaker 5: Twelve hours, no food or drinks. She thinks that includes
Speaker 5: it doesn't include water, and she can have water. I
Speaker 5: think water is a drink.
Speaker 2: Testing my friend doctor Jerry Zoo, an anethetist, usually six
Speaker 2: hours faster food, two hours for water.
Speaker 5: She's going to be ropable because she did all twelve.
Speaker 3: Sometimes he will call me right and I can think
Speaker 3: this woop woop, oh, Jerry, you're not in surgery now. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's fast asleep? So what time meeting up for bits? When? No,
Speaker 3: I don't think this is a good idea if you've
Speaker 3: been making So does he do hands free like wells
Speaker 3: you need it to. So they lock them out, don't they?
Speaker 2: So you know they're just checking everything so right and
Speaker 2: stuff like that, and so they often call me and
Speaker 2: stuff that you.
Speaker 3: Can do this.
Speaker 2: You hear that someone going scapold us. What's it doing
Speaker 2: some sort of big surgery. It's just hardly making a
Speaker 2: phone or that's right, Christie's on the line.
Speaker 3: She's a nurse. Good morning christy. Mind hey listen, So
Speaker 3: tell us about the fast thing that needs to happen.
Speaker 3: Then Christy, you are before an operation, yes, so what
Speaker 3: is definitely a drink?
Speaker 23: And they say two hours? I guess because it's not
Speaker 23: so your anesthetic doesn't work because that goes into your veins.
Speaker 23: It's so you don't vomit and aspirate and end up
Speaker 23: with vomiting your lungs.
Speaker 3: So what's aspirate?
Speaker 11: H what's aspirate asperate?
Speaker 23: If you're inhaling the liquids off your vomit, it ends
Speaker 23: up in your lungs, so effectively, you know, drown on it.
Speaker 23: But vomiting your lungs is not great ammonia.
Speaker 5: They just trying to dry you out essentially, so you
Speaker 5: got Yeah, so there's nothing in your stomach.
Speaker 23: So when you're a picture anesthetic, your stomach goes, the stomach, muscles,
Speaker 23: everything goes to sleep.
Speaker 3: And when you go to see it, sometimes people empty themselves,
Speaker 3: like evacuate the bowels.
Speaker 23: Well that the bow stops moving effectively, so that perished out.
Speaker 23: But the other way around, you're not digesting anything that's
Speaker 23: in your stomach. But people might evacuate because of the
Speaker 23: relaxation of whatever's.
Speaker 6: Holding that in.
Speaker 3: I guess there's Brad does that whenever you chills out.
Speaker 3: Oh god, you ready, let's go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if all basers are loaded, then I guess if
Speaker 5: you relax, comes load and you let it.
Speaker 3: Go, that's all right. Christy, thank you ye much. You
Speaker 3: have a good day.
Speaker 2: I did not know we're going to end up talking
Speaker 2: about that on this morning show or even have my
Speaker 2: wife on the last hour. All right, we've got the
Speaker 2: newest spot on the way and Bran you at work
Speaker 2: time wister, today's time waster. We are very very excited
Speaker 2: about this. It stars someone who works here at this
Speaker 2: radio station.
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Speaker 2: Right time for the day's at work time waster. Normally
Speaker 2: I would go it's International burga day, so Burger movies today.
Speaker 2: There's a presenter here, Huggy Right.
Speaker 3: He is a legend.
Speaker 2: He's working in years and he's a brilliant, brilliant music
Speaker 2: presenter and you listen to him every single morning right
Speaker 2: after us. He's awesome, Huggy right, and he's a proper
Speaker 2: music fan. He can now listen to the show every morning.
Speaker 21: Right.
Speaker 2: He would always enter it's such a gamer, right, he's
Speaker 2: so supportive what we do. He always enters the at
Speaker 2: work Time Wister, and I feel really bad. I never
Speaker 2: read his ones out because you get somebody coming in.
Speaker 2: I don't want to favor him over one of yours,
Speaker 2: and I feel really bad about that. So to make good,
Speaker 2: I'm now gonna make him the star of this morning's
Speaker 2: feature and the at work Time win. Let's put our
Speaker 2: lovely presenter here, Huggy in a movie. So we're looking
Speaker 2: for your Huggy movies today. I've got, dude, where's my
Speaker 2: Huggy Huggy Knows what you did last Summer forty Shades
Speaker 2: of Huggy, Star Wars, Return of the Huggy, Huggy Gump.
Speaker 17: Run Huggy.
Speaker 2: And Planet of the Huggies. Oh, Planet of Huggies, What
Speaker 2: a lovely world.
Speaker 3: I'd love to live there. What have you got, Jack?
Speaker 3: At one point you had thirteen movies. Of these, i'veled
Speaker 3: it down to my favorite.
Speaker 5: Okay, what have you got Dirty Huggy, Crazy Rich Huggies,
Speaker 5: The Rocky Huggy Picture Show Ground, hug Day, The Dukes
Speaker 5: of Huggy, Goodwill Huggins.
Speaker 3: And that's your best one?
Speaker 5: Boys in the hug All right?
Speaker 2: Then put Huggy in a boys and the feels like
Speaker 2: a headline. Okay, so we've got cheap trick tickets every single.
Speaker 3: Day this week.
Speaker 2: They are at the Palais next Monday on the fifteenth.
Speaker 2: So the best one we get hugging in a movie
Speaker 2: text them in your efforts. Then four seven five three,
Speaker 2: one oh four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Just a moment before we go in Today's at work
Speaker 2: Time Waster Texas has come into the studio. I've known
Speaker 2: Jack for twenty five years and I'm a nurse. Very disappointed.
Speaker 2: He didn't ask me if water is a fluid?
Speaker 17: Who is this?
Speaker 3: I'll be my friend Gab. Yeah, I've known him since
Speaker 3: I was tiny.
Speaker 17: Why do you ask, Gab?
Speaker 3: I didn't think of it. Ah po, Gab.
Speaker 2: That's why you need to do the labeling system I have,
Speaker 2: Like Sarah wife, you need to have Gab friends, all right.
Speaker 2: And so today's at work Time waster Huggy legendary DJ
Speaker 2: here at.
Speaker 3: Gold and in this city.
Speaker 2: It's on after us every morning and he always enters
Speaker 2: this feature of the outwork time wastet. I never read
Speaker 2: them out so I'm making him the star of his
Speaker 2: very own.
Speaker 3: One Hugging team. I know we're very busy and I always.
Speaker 2: Ask a lot of you, but please, can we start
Speaker 2: photoshopping these as soon as we wrap at ten o'clock?
Speaker 2: These demand movie posters, Okay, I want one of these
Speaker 2: up every hour over the next twenty four hours on.
Speaker 3: Our Facebook page. Murder on the Huggy Express. I feel
Speaker 3: like there's gonna be a lot of golds today. Gold
Speaker 3: Huggy with a chance of Meatballs. That's gold plus Eat
Speaker 3: Huggy Love. I mean, that is pretty much his life.
Speaker 3: Gold Actually and Frankston, well done, Broke Back Huggy.
Speaker 2: Silver plus Star Trek, The Search for Huggy Silver, A
Speaker 2: fist full of Huggies, Sivil plus John and Warega well done.
Speaker 3: Despicable Huggy Gold, Close Encounters of the Huggy Kind, Silver Huggy,
Speaker 3: Huggy Potter and the Chamber of Secrets Gold, Him in Greensboro,
Speaker 3: Well done. When Huggy met Sally, Yeah, that's good. Gold
Speaker 3: Huggy does Dallas.
Speaker 2: That's naughty Gold, Naughty Pete in Mount Martha, Big Huggy
Speaker 2: in Little China, Shane well done.
Speaker 3: Sewel plus Lord of the Huggy.
Speaker 5: This is the first time I've ever had seen you
Speaker 5: switch to another screen.
Speaker 3: Actually, there are so many. Just while we start to
Speaker 3: read them out, another one hundred and five who just
Speaker 3: turned up. I just sit that I can't keep up
Speaker 3: with these three men in a Huggy gold path. How
Speaker 3: great are these? We have to do this once a month.
Speaker 3: Huggy's in the mist. I know where to come up
Speaker 3: with these Honey's in the mist gold double path.
Speaker 2: We have to do one an hour right with the
Speaker 2: next twenty flowers of these. We need to honor these
Speaker 2: with movie posters. This is my personal favorite. One crouching
Speaker 2: Tiger altogether.
Speaker 3: Now hid and hug well done. How to train your
Speaker 3: huggyl that's.
Speaker 2: Her close favorite. How to train your Huggy Mark well done.
Speaker 2: I Huggy always rings twice. That's from Mitch. Huggy Versus
Speaker 2: Predator Huggy, Queen of the Desert. Twelve angry Huggies, lock
Speaker 2: stock and two smoking Huggies.
Speaker 3: Ten things I hate about Huggy. Don't tell Mom. The
Speaker 3: babysitters Huggy, and they keep coming in. Well done, Hugging
Speaker 3: with the chance of Maples. I love is that getting
Speaker 3: I love. But my favorite is how to train your Huggy?
Speaker 3: No no, no, what Huggy's in the mist? Hug youre
Speaker 3: you go. Well done everyone, Thank you very much. I
Speaker 3: hope you enjoyed that. Huggy. He's up at ten. Give
Speaker 3: him some love.
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Speaker 3: You can always email the show. We call it late
Speaker 3: to the party.
Speaker 2: Anything that we were talking about on the show and
Speaker 2: you are catching up to it late, either with the
Speaker 2: podcast or you're busy at the time. Couple that have
Speaker 2: come in today for me there when this was from
Speaker 2: Larry Christian, you were talking about five toubred TUSA this
Speaker 2: week about trouble at school.
Speaker 3: Do you remember we're asking it to record in about
Speaker 3: the stories of get in trouble at school.
Speaker 2: I go in trouble for I found a role of
Speaker 2: raffle tickets and I used them to stand at the
Speaker 2: entrance to the school tennis courts and sell them to
Speaker 2: the new first formers as playground tickets that they had.
Speaker 3: To let me and my mates to let them in.
Speaker 3: You actually pay two twenty cents good value. I thought
Speaker 3: for the whole term, and that that we wouldn't pick
Speaker 3: on them. It's kind of like protection money. However, the
Speaker 3: head when she caught onto it, didn't see it like this,
Speaker 3: and I was actually do detention for a whole month.
Speaker 3: That's some Larry.
Speaker 5: You gotta do money making school games games.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember a friend of mine had a really
Speaker 3: good one.
Speaker 2: He had an older brother, and the older brother would
Speaker 2: sell adult magazines to Hermonal we had like a library,
Speaker 2: he would say. Anyway, this comes from this is late
Speaker 2: to the party teaching nicknames. We're talking yesday about teaching nicknames. Christian,
Speaker 2: I was catching up with the show We're in Manchester, England.
Speaker 2: Teacher nickname gonna thinking about to my own school days.
Speaker 2: My favorite nickname was our English teacher who everyone knew
Speaker 2: was donk the reason being her surname was genuinely e Kong.
Speaker 3: E Kong put them together legendary computer game don Key Kong.
Speaker 3: Now we all remember there was an unspoken thing you
Speaker 3: never ever divulge what the teacher nickname was. You all
Speaker 3: kept it quiet. It was just a bit of wordplay
Speaker 3: on her name. However, one day a kid said it
Speaker 3: in class.
Speaker 2: She found out there was a horrible Eggy pause in
Speaker 2: the moment, and then she actually really liked it and
Speaker 2: found it funny, so much so that she used to
Speaker 2: then refer to herself as.
Speaker 3: The donk for the rest of our time.
Speaker 2: Chris, if you want to email me, it's Christian at
Speaker 2: Gold one o four to three dot com dot au.
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Speaker 3: Do you know what? It's been a show two half
Speaker 3: for me.
Speaker 2: I was having such a great time and then eight
Speaker 2: p fifteen my wife called in because she happened to
Speaker 2: be listening zac moment I started talking about those boxing
Speaker 2: boots that I thought I had another couple of weeks.
Speaker 5: Meanwhile, you know, Sarah messaged me. I just saved her
Speaker 5: as Sarah O'Connell because that's her name in my phone. Pats,
Speaker 5: do you know what she's saved us in Christian phone?
Speaker 5: Sarah wife, Ah, not loves.
Speaker 3: My life or Sarah poo. That's what happens after twenty
Speaker 3: years of marriage. You know, I still get confused which
Speaker 3: one is that we don't talk about about it? Sarah,
Speaker 3: I forgot. She's a massu so amazing at the moment anyway,
Speaker 3: right Tyler. Today's show is Soggy Daddy.
Speaker 2: We are back tomorrow morning. I will be listening at ten,
Speaker 2: one and four today to post co bingo. See if
Speaker 2: my Bayside one is red out so I can pay
Speaker 2: for those boxing boots.
Speaker 3: We are back tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: All requests Friday and the last pair of Eagles tickets.
Speaker 2: Thanks for listening, I have a top day.
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