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Speaker 1: Day. Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melvin's Gold
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Speaker 4: Good morning, Jack Post, It's good morning, christ O'Connell, Good.
Speaker 2: Morning Patria Jones.
Speaker 3: No, Christian.
Speaker 2: Did you all have a great long weekend?
Speaker 3: Fabulous?
Speaker 4: I did, But I mean, like we've spoken about before,
Speaker 4: it feels like a wasted long weekend this early in
Speaker 4: the year. We've just all had our holidays. Most people
Speaker 4: go away, have some sort of breakover Christmas, and now
Speaker 4: we've got a public holiday, I mean too soon.
Speaker 2: Soon later in the year, there's a couple of empty
Speaker 2: months where no public holiday here in Victoria, where we
Speaker 2: could do with one.
Speaker 4: August September would be desperate for.
Speaker 2: Some right, Yeah, And what did you do with that
Speaker 2: extra day? I felt like it was my wife had
Speaker 2: a list of to do things and I catching to
Speaker 2: hide them. And I've had a successful weekend because I
Speaker 2: never got round to organizing how the suitcases are stored.
Speaker 2: Ah yeah, yeah Friday. She was like, look, you've got
Speaker 2: the extra day, You've had a proper break. Now, please
Speaker 2: can you get round to sorting out the suitcases? And
Speaker 2: I was like yep, yep, yep, in my mind thinking
Speaker 2: no way, no way. Like an outlaw. She couldn't pin
Speaker 2: me down. I kept saying, I need to go in
Speaker 2: just another phone call about the beer can design, So
Speaker 2: I just need to be on that. It's great when
Speaker 2: you've got something which is an excuse to get out.
Speaker 4: Of anything for three days, you can you could run.
Speaker 2: I'm dreading when that beer starts. He made to my
Speaker 2: it's going to a whole load of excuses. I'm gonna
Speaker 2: have to sort those suitcases out.
Speaker 4: The suitcases for us? Is it anything that goes in
Speaker 4: the roofs base I was about to call it ours
Speaker 4: goes in a hole in the roof and then makes
Speaker 4: me put on this suitcase cover. We've still had the
Speaker 4: cover that it came in. So you put the suitcase
Speaker 4: in this little sleeping bag holder, tie that up, then
Speaker 4: you're going to push it into the room.
Speaker 2: We didn't know you had that. There's like a sleeping
Speaker 2: bag for the suitcase.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they get dusty. Otherwise our's go in the garage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where ours. We've got shelves in the garage
Speaker 2: and I'm meant to stack them properly, along with all
Speaker 2: the Christmas decorations.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's not that hard. That would take five minutes.
Speaker 2: It's seven to ten, I reckon. It's actually closer to
Speaker 2: seven to ten, but it feels like you me dead time.
Speaker 2: And also, I'll be honest, right, We've got this really
Speaker 2: really cheap o lightweight ladder and whenever I put one
Speaker 2: foot on, it moves, you know where they just open up,
Speaker 2: and it scares me. I can't relax until it's done
Speaker 2: that thing where it sort of chinks out which it goes,
Speaker 2: and I know until I put the second one it
Speaker 2: still hasn't done it. And then third one isn't getting higher.
Speaker 2: It's like it's doing it on purpose, scaring that.
Speaker 4: Our ladder will never have more than two feet on
Speaker 4: the ground at once. And yeah, rock back and forth.
Speaker 2: It's very it was. I bought it because it was
Speaker 2: built as ultra lightweight importable. Now actually using it, I
Speaker 2: don't want it lightweight. I want a solid lead and concrete,
Speaker 2: immoveable ladder that almost takes an hour to assemble. But
Speaker 2: is it going to be too lightweight? That's what you want.
Speaker 2: It's exactly that.
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Speaker 2: So what else did you do over the weekend?
Speaker 4: Well, I did have a big to do list to
Speaker 4: run through and I got through mine. The biggest one
Speaker 4: was did the dust storm hit all three of us
Speaker 4: out west? Out east?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: That the yellow dust.
Speaker 2: It's like a Martian sand And I actually thought we
Speaker 2: were living. We moved to the planet Mars more than Melbourne. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it gets everywhere in your car is in it's
Speaker 2: in my car.
Speaker 4: So I my job was this weekend. I was tasked
Speaker 4: with cleaning up the I mean it was everything to porch,
Speaker 4: the fence, the letter box, the windows, the side of
Speaker 4: the house. So I had the pressure hose out first,
Speaker 4: getting getting the decks done in the side of the house,
Speaker 4: getting up on that rickety ladder to try and get
Speaker 4: up to the top of the gable. And then what's
Speaker 4: a gable? Oh gable is the part of the house
Speaker 4: is like a little triangle. I thought that with the
Speaker 4: eaves that hangs over.
Speaker 2: Wow, I mean great chat here.
Speaker 4: A gable, an eve can attached to a gable, an
Speaker 4: evil attached to a gable.
Speaker 2: Sorry, carry on.
Speaker 4: So after the gables and eves are all done, I
Speaker 4: got out the window cleaning equipment that we bought from
Speaker 4: a specialist cleaning store. Where my mother in law was here.
Speaker 4: She's so obsessed with clean windows.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? It's something that mother in law's
Speaker 2: My mother in law still with us and she goes Saturday.
Speaker 2: We had a lovely weekend whe her. Actually she we
Speaker 2: took her to Melbourne, you know where we've been at
Speaker 2: the Langham, to the lunch there. Oh yeah, it's her
Speaker 2: birthday next week and she'd be back in England and
Speaker 2: so we had a kind of birthday lunch with a
Speaker 2: Saturday afternoon. It's if you remember Saturday. The weather was
Speaker 2: gorgeous and it overlooks the river and over Flinders. It
Speaker 2: was just magical and we got a little surprise cake. Further,
Speaker 2: when it came out, she bursted the tears because she
Speaker 2: was so happy. She said, I've never been such a
Speaker 2: beautiful restaurant. That's lovely, she was. We're all crying. It
Speaker 2: was such a you know, just a little moment we
Speaker 2: share together. But anyway, she's obsessed with window cleaning. I
Speaker 2: don't know if it's in their DNA as a mother
Speaker 2: in law. Right, she keeps moaning at me every day
Speaker 2: about I need to clean the windows and what I
Speaker 2: was meant to do over the weekend and to do
Speaker 2: this actually did sodle this weekend. I've won this weekend.
Speaker 2: She's obsessed with window cleaning. And she was watching this
Speaker 2: ten minute infomercial about something called magic crystal or full crystal.
Speaker 2: But there's people listening right now that know this stuff
Speaker 2: where you only you put it on once and it
Speaker 2: rinses it south. One of those kind of drip monks.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Yeah, hanging on on the packet it
Speaker 2: says as seen on TV. It doesn't work with the
Speaker 2: as heard on radio. Step doesn't anything gets on the radio. Well,
Speaker 2: we have what did you use to clean your windows?
Speaker 4: We got the proper squeegee and the thing you used
Speaker 4: before the squeegee which is like.
Speaker 2: A pretty squeegee game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's like a squeegee but a mitten and you
Speaker 4: soak that in the soapy water special soap that you get,
Speaker 4: and you soap all all the windows up and then
Speaker 4: you squeege and dry, so it's not an easy task,
Speaker 4: will take you half a day by the time you
Speaker 4: do all the windows.
Speaker 2: Also, don't you find cleaning windows? Is it me? Does
Speaker 2: anyone find it deeply therapeutic?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 2: Oh no, I actually find it very unaxing because you
Speaker 2: want to get it all done, and then when it's
Speaker 2: all done, it's beautiful when there's no those smeary marks.
Speaker 4: It does actually look incredible when you've done it, but
Speaker 4: I wouldn't say I enjoyed it. I'm not looking forward
Speaker 4: to doing it again.
Speaker 2: Do you eat this morning? It's because as you're twisting
Speaker 2: in that, I actually find that next day you actually hurt,
Speaker 2: like you've had a gym workout. It's it's like a
Speaker 2: core workout. It's a bit what they call the obliques
Speaker 2: or something beside the bit you would never know want
Speaker 2: to do at the gym. The next day you'll go
Speaker 2: to lean to get a pen or a bit of officers.
Speaker 2: What will you doing fighters together? The weekend I was
Speaker 2: cleaning window. Window cleaners must have amazing obliques.
Speaker 4: Colet ask me this morning when I got in, She's like,
Speaker 4: why did you sit down so gingerly? Are you all right,
Speaker 4: I like in my back I've been cleaning the windows.
Speaker 2: We're not used to doing proper work.
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Speaker 2: So yesterday, right, we all went out for a pizza
Speaker 2: in the evening now, the beautiful evening yesterday, and the
Speaker 2: kids go back to school on Wednesday, so it's like
Speaker 2: they kind of last late night before they have to
Speaker 2: start doing that. You know, you have to start doing
Speaker 2: You've got to go to start going to bed earlier now,
Speaker 2: start going a bit earlier now to get used to
Speaker 2: what it's going to be like in two days time
Speaker 2: when the hell is going to rain down and to
Speaker 2: return to school. And as we're having a pizza, one
Speaker 2: of them was going, oh, yes, air friend of mine,
Speaker 2: she's going out with older girl. And I went, what
Speaker 2: do you mean older? She goes, oh, in the year above.
Speaker 2: You know there's always a girl that went out with
Speaker 2: the kid from the year above. And they go to me,
Speaker 2: get this, it's all you remember this guy at school.
Speaker 2: She goes, yeah, yeah, he's a really yeah he's older.
Speaker 2: You know, is in a year above. He's a really
Speaker 2: cool guy. He he's got a guitar. Straightway, I went
Speaker 2: to them deadly, seriously, went her kids. Always be wary
Speaker 2: of the guy with the guitar, because there's a guy
Speaker 2: who deliberately jackpost uses that to affect some kind of romantic,
Speaker 2: wistful gaze in his eyes. He's thinking about the struggles
Speaker 2: of life and the futility of existing, strumming away tunelessly
Speaker 2: to get girls. When I was sixteen, I was begging
Speaker 2: my mom and dad to let me have guitar lessons,
Speaker 2: and I told my mom it's mainly because I thought
Speaker 2: it'd be a great way to get a girlfriend, and
Speaker 2: my mom said it was creepy and refused.
Speaker 4: Well, I remember trying to learn. The son kissed me
Speaker 4: by sixpence and down the ridge, and my thought was,
Speaker 4: just in case I ever need it.
Speaker 2: Have it in the back pocket before oh, we even
Speaker 2: got to this pizza place yesterday, right. I went to
Speaker 2: pick up the thirteen year old, and as I pulled
Speaker 2: up to the house of her mate, I could see
Speaker 2: that the garage door was open and there were a
Speaker 2: load of her teenage buddies in the car. That was
Speaker 2: his mucking around in mum's car. So I thought it'd
Speaker 2: be funny to creep up and scam do you know
Speaker 2: we've got the biggest scare me because the back seat
Speaker 2: the car making out.
Speaker 4: They've both fallen. The fifteen year old last year.
Speaker 2: I opened the door, right. I opened the door because
Speaker 2: I saw two of the girls look around when they
Speaker 2: saw me, like there and were startled. Now I know
Speaker 2: why yanked him to go to surprise. I opened the
Speaker 2: door and what oh what are you doing? And I
Speaker 2: actually there were no words. I went, oh, oh, hi,
Speaker 2: I'm really sorry. I wait, I wait. Going at the car,
Speaker 2: I crept away.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh my god, clear, oh so and
Speaker 4: then what was the next conversation? Like when you're back
Speaker 4: at home together?
Speaker 2: Now we're back at home. The moment she got in,
Speaker 2: the slammed the car door, and I was like, what
Speaker 2: did you just do? Why would you do that way?
Speaker 2: I just thought I didn't know you're going to be
Speaker 2: making out with that dude, you know. I was just
Speaker 2: like coming to get you. I did text saying that
Speaker 2: was here. We were late already. She was like, never
Speaker 2: do that again. And for the rest of we had
Speaker 2: a very frosty I think I kept looking at her going,
Speaker 2: it's a little memory between us, right, I saw it,
Speaker 2: you saw nothing. I saw it. I know what goes
Speaker 2: on the back seats of cars The christ.
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Speaker 2: Who stayed up late last night watching a tennis big game?
Speaker 2: Did you still all the way? I got to about
Speaker 2: ten fifteen and it looked like Nadal was like kicking
Speaker 2: into that robot gear where he just gets it done.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's really hard to be. I made it through
Speaker 4: the halfway through the third Yeah set?
Speaker 2: Yeah, did you watch it? Patsy?
Speaker 3: No too late for banana?
Speaker 2: What times Nanny going to bed? On a song?
Speaker 3: Nana pops off about eight thirty?
Speaker 6: Wow?
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, I love the fun. He came out with
Speaker 2: the Lakers top and I thought it was a really
Speaker 2: it's very very moving and did a great tribute as well.
Speaker 2: This draining open did the video they put together right
Speaker 2: before the game, I thought was perfectly timed and well done.
Speaker 2: I'm always fascinated to know what sometimes when they walk
Speaker 2: out with the headphones on, what they're listening to? What
Speaker 2: do you think he was listening to? Killing Us walks
Speaker 2: out with headphones on? He was really like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's an audiobook. He didn't look he didn't look like
Speaker 2: it could be Harry Potter for all we know, there
Speaker 2: was a wold guy. It didn't look like it was
Speaker 2: a song. It looked like he was that characters doing that.
Speaker 2: Who knows what's going on Monday?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 2: Yes, Patsy, what's the song that sums up your weekend? Then?
Speaker 3: Oh well, we were talking earlier about being out and
Speaker 3: about around the house for the long weekend and this
Speaker 3: sums mine not perfectly.
Speaker 7: Enough.
Speaker 3: I wasn't playing Brian back to back all weekend like
Speaker 3: more than possibles that you'd love to cheer on. The
Speaker 3: love God in his wisdom, wanted to get out the back.
Speaker 3: And he's got this massive, big petrol driven hedge trimmer
Speaker 3: because we've got to let a hedge out the back.
Speaker 3: And you know, the sicke tears don't work. We need
Speaker 3: like industrial strength stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and your husband he likes a trimmed bush.
Speaker 3: Yes, anyway, moving right along, so he gets to We've
Speaker 3: got these beautiful trees out the back. They're called mop tops.
Speaker 3: They're like a ball on a stick and they're massive,
Speaker 3: big six foot trees. They're beautiful, but you have to
Speaker 3: trim them.
Speaker 2: Has anyone seeing the picture. I'm not getting the visuals here.
Speaker 2: A ball and stick. What do you mean a tree
Speaker 2: that looks like a ball in a stick.
Speaker 3: They're called mop tops, so they're sort of like a
Speaker 3: large supie tree sort of tree.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Anyway, they're stunning looking trees, but you've got to
Speaker 3: keep them trimmed to keep them in the shape. So
Speaker 3: he's attacked at them, you know, chopped at them, and
Speaker 3: they look fabulous. Only he's come inside with a fist
Speaker 3: full of green electrical wire and he's gone, well, that
Speaker 3: was the last of the fairy lights. So on his
Speaker 3: Christmas frenzy, he's put like two set to fairy lights
Speaker 3: in each of the trees. Forgotten about it and forgotten
Speaker 3: they were in there, and it's chop chop, chop, chop chop,
Speaker 3: and they're in a million pieces all over the lawn.
Speaker 3: So no more fairy lights.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, I mean the amountains of people that cut
Speaker 2: through stuff, either with lawn mowers or with those head
Speaker 2: trimmers as well. They're dangerous things, those coupe be things. Jack,
Speaker 2: what's the song that sums up your weekend?
Speaker 4: I listened to well about I think about estimated three
Speaker 4: million people now tune into the Hottest one hundred Triple
Speaker 4: j's Mountdown weekend. It's huge on Saturday. But their sister station,
Speaker 4: the digital radio station Double J. I didn't know this,
Speaker 4: but every year apparently they played the hottest one hundred
Speaker 4: countdown from twenty years earlier. So yesterday they yeah, they
Speaker 4: played from one hundred to one and listened to it
Speaker 4: all day, the countdown for nineteen ninety nine, and this
Speaker 4: powder Finger song was at number one.
Speaker 2: Such a great song. So to take you back here
Speaker 2: on all these different songs, you just don't hear so
Speaker 2: much anymore.
Speaker 4: And I couldn't really believe how much I knew the
Speaker 4: words to some of the songs, like these are some
Speaker 4: of the bands in their Powder Fingers, Silverchair, Jebediah Grinspoon,
Speaker 4: friends will run Regurgitator. All bands or they're all and
Speaker 4: they're just the Ozzie ones that I used to love, Blur,
Speaker 4: Ben Folds, five Corn, Rage Against the Machine, Red Hot
Speaker 4: Chili Peppers, Blink one A two Foo Fighters. I was
Speaker 4: just every every four out of five songs. I knew
Speaker 4: the words too, and I loved it.
Speaker 2: I wonder if you could use some of that passion
Speaker 2: when talking about the music with here on Gold one
Speaker 2: four point three. I've never heard you whack so lyrical.
Speaker 2: So you're leaving today to go and work for that
Speaker 2: station here and takeing a huge pay cut as well.
Speaker 4: No, but there is something. And I understand why listen.
Speaker 2: To Gold a weekend that we would do another one
Speaker 2: of our great countdowns, But well, we're doing a countdown.
Speaker 2: There's always a flipping countdown on every weekend.
Speaker 4: I love the music that we play Goal, but there
Speaker 4: there's something about the music that you first fall in
Speaker 4: love with when you're in your early teenage years, and
Speaker 4: you and you first, you know, adopt that love of
Speaker 4: the bands and CD's that you're listening.
Speaker 2: Especially the bands you just reeled off before we got
Speaker 2: the international ones, but all those Australian ones, there's some
Speaker 2: amazing bands. Yeah, you had such a rich music scene
Speaker 2: here twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: And I guess that's how a lot of people who
Speaker 4: listen to Gold feel about the music that we play
Speaker 4: on here, is that it reminds them of those teen
Speaker 4: early ten years.
Speaker 2: Because when you hear those songs that you mentioned, is
Speaker 2: playing that powder Finger song right, it's like time traveling,
Speaker 2: Isn't They take you back to a precise moment, don't
Speaker 2: they in your life when you were younger and more innocent,
Speaker 2: and you're you're back there, aren't you. Yeah, So if
Speaker 2: you listen to that all weekend, but man Live, I
Speaker 2: was just said it here lots on Gold as always Boss.
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Speaker 2: It's amazing where we get unused from now. So well,
Speaker 2: when David Bowie passed away, it wasn't like I was
Speaker 2: hearing the news on the radio, even though I was
Speaker 2: on air doing a breakfast show in England. When I
Speaker 2: found out it was online. It was on social media,
Speaker 2: and yesterday it was social media that found out the
Speaker 2: horrendous news about Kobe Bryant. One of my kids came
Speaker 2: up to me holding Instagram, went is this true? And
Speaker 2: she said, you know the news that he'd been killed
Speaker 2: in a helicopter crash. And then at first I thought
Speaker 2: it was a hoax because you have so many, sadly
Speaker 2: of these full stories and TMZ saying something and later
Speaker 2: on it's just an accent or it's somebody else, and
Speaker 2: you almost don't want to believe in it. It seems so
Speaker 2: surreal that it couldn't have possibly happened that someone so
Speaker 2: famous and almost magical in his abilities as a player.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't that couldn't have happened. It was just seemed too tragic,
Speaker 2: And then you looked around online. He did a quick
Speaker 2: google Kobe Bryant News, and you saw all the all
Speaker 2: come to life before he goes anywhere near a TV screen.
Speaker 2: So we were talking about it. What a tragic story,
Speaker 2: all of it, all the people that lost their lives
Speaker 2: on there. There was another parent and his daughter's best
Speaker 2: friend that lost their off the pilot. I think it's
Speaker 2: like nine people that died. But one of those stories
Speaker 2: that really stopped you when he tracks this day. It
Speaker 2: doesn't even matter if you're not a basketball player or
Speaker 2: a Lakers fan who's aware of is is a former
Speaker 2: playing greatness, But just as a guy dying with his
Speaker 2: daughter in a helicopter accident and then leaving behind three
Speaker 2: other kids and a little six month old who's never
Speaker 2: going to get to grow up and meet a dad,
Speaker 2: it was just tragic, really really really sad. So anyway,
Speaker 2: we were talking about that, and then normally when I
Speaker 2: find out that one of the kids wants me to
Speaker 2: take to Southland two days we're going back to school,
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh, please, please don't do that. But because
Speaker 2: of this, I felt like, just life is so precious.
Speaker 2: And sometimes when you hear about these sad, sudden deaths
Speaker 2: like that which Kobe Bryant is, and these stories happen
Speaker 2: every day. How those people go off and they say
Speaker 2: goodbye to people, don't they just go off to do something,
Speaker 2: and that they don't come back. And you never got
Speaker 2: to say those things because you didn't know that was
Speaker 2: the last time you were going to see them. And
Speaker 2: so yesterday actually made me realize how luck I am
Speaker 2: to have kids, even though I did get dragged to
Speaker 2: Southland two days before everyone and I had to go
Speaker 2: and get sports shoes and it was chaos, chaos Yesterday's
Speaker 2: Southland because there are other dead eyed parents like me, confused, terrify,
Speaker 2: where do we go? Athletes? What's it called the athletes?
Speaker 3: Athletes?
Speaker 2: Ah?
Speaker 4: That place?
Speaker 2: Wow? I mean the staff were doing their best, but
Speaker 2: it was just chaos in there. It was just chaos.
Speaker 2: But anyway, on the way there, Ruby and I were
Speaker 2: Ruby and I were talking and she turned sixteen in July,
Speaker 2: and I started out, I think because it was the
Speaker 2: Kobe thing. I was like, cracky, life is going so
Speaker 2: quickly and so and this song I was telling about
Speaker 2: this song by Ben Fans five. You've heard this song,
Speaker 2: Gracie Ah this. This song's a beautiful song, Gracy girl.
Speaker 2: It's about his daughter growing up very quickly. It's a
Speaker 2: really really beautiful song.
Speaker 8: This lie fasb said, you're not a baby crazy my friend.
Speaker 8: You be ladies loa. Until then, you gotta do what
Speaker 8: has said.
Speaker 2: So I've played Ruby this. I was going, this is
Speaker 2: about you know, you're not a baby, but you're my
Speaker 2: friend now. And I decided to do this and straight
Speaker 2: away she went, you sure you're going to be at
Speaker 2: organized because mum normally organizes everything. You're not really an organizer.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I'm going to organize it. Ruby sixteenth
Speaker 2: This July, I said, give me a week. I'm going
Speaker 2: to come up with some ideas of what you're going
Speaker 2: to do. Do you be your sixteenth?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: Please don't say sweet sixteen again. When in rolls, my
Speaker 2: daughter ill fight and kill you. But it is in
Speaker 2: my mind right now. There's a lot going on, boys circulating,
Speaker 2: making out in cars. It's a lot going on.
Speaker 4: But it has gone fast, hasn't it. I remember not
Speaker 4: long after you first arrived and we celebrated her fourteenth.
Speaker 2: Yes, yep, and you hadysters and sweet fourteen. But it's
Speaker 2: a big thing. She's given me a week to come
Speaker 2: up with some ideas because I need to work out
Speaker 2: a venue that we can hire, and she wants a
Speaker 2: lot of her friends there. And then it's also you
Speaker 2: know what happens before and after that, but it's a
Speaker 2: landmark age.
Speaker 4: I'm just going to go back to the RSL lo
Speaker 4: the front doors on the RSL again.
Speaker 2: No, we're not doing that though, because she told me
Speaker 2: that the last party organized was Lois's thirteen. She said
Speaker 2: there's a big difference between a thirteen year olds party
Speaker 2: and what happens at sixteen one. I was like, is
Speaker 2: there making out of that one? It was it's like
Speaker 2: putting up little fires in corners everywhere. Was like, sixteen,
Speaker 2: what's going to be going on there? What's going to
Speaker 2: be going on? So yeah, if anyone's get any ideas
Speaker 2: about party venues you can hire in Melbourne, I really
Speaker 2: really need some options. But do you actually remember your
Speaker 2: sixteenth birthday?
Speaker 4: I vaguely not really, I don't. I didn't have any
Speaker 4: expectations like it sounds like Ruby has like does she
Speaker 4: want a musical guest or DJ or.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, she's not got those kind of what
Speaker 2: do you think I'm going to organize Elton John or
Speaker 2: some rick and that's might be more manageable with Tony Handley.
Speaker 1: Or Christian Hello, Christian O'Connell. Breakfast Show podcast.
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell's fifteen thousand dollars fun she got the homes
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Speaker 2: All right, then, so we're starting at this morning. It
Speaker 2: happens during the breakfast show also at ten one and four. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: You know you're pausing for suspense.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So it happens four times a day. It starts
Speaker 2: today until the money runs out. I've got fifty thousand dollars.
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Speaker 2: now it's us. How you pronounce that it Sharon?
Speaker 4: Scharene?
Speaker 2: Is that Charlene and a Sharon? Yeah? You mushed two
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Speaker 9: Hello?
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Speaker 7: Hi?
Speaker 10: It's Charene Charene.
Speaker 9: Yes, Hi, Hey are you going?
Speaker 2: Who do you think this is calling you?
Speaker 9: I'm hoping it's Christian o'connel.
Speaker 2: Yay, Charene, good morning. You are the first person on
Speaker 2: twenty twenty. Pay your bills?
Speaker 9: Well done, fantastic, Thank you so much.
Speaker 2: So listen, I'm looking at what you got here. You
Speaker 2: go on an animal feed bill of one thousand and
Speaker 2: four dollars, very be size, one thousand and four dollars.
Speaker 2: Tell us what you do then, Scharen.
Speaker 9: So, I've got a group of rescue horses that I
Speaker 9: look after. Yeah, so that's that's my feed bill. And yeah,
Speaker 9: thank thank you.
Speaker 2: So you a volunteer for a charity, local charity?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 9: Yes, I volunteer for Warriors for Wildlife. We rescue, rehabilitate
Speaker 9: wildlife sort of all around Victoria and we're doing a
Speaker 9: passive sort of bushfire fund at the minutes, collecting up
Speaker 9: stuff to take down to all the fire affected areas.
Speaker 2: Oh bet, yeah, but you're doing that. It's heartbreaking, that mean,
Speaker 2: and we know about all the devastation to homes of
Speaker 2: two thousand homes lost, but just is just about a
Speaker 2: billion now different types of wildlife and the habitat that's
Speaker 2: been wiped out.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's just it's yeah, it's crazy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you've seen some heartbreaking stuff. And so this
Speaker 2: bill that we're paying off, that's to help the animal
Speaker 2: feed of the animals that you're rescuing.
Speaker 9: No, this is just for the horses that I have.
Speaker 9: So they're actually I rescue them. I've rescued them from
Speaker 9: the knackery. So so I've got a lot of older
Speaker 9: horses that.
Speaker 2: Get the knackery. You like rustling them out of there,
Speaker 2: you're just stealing them away or something.
Speaker 9: No, No, I buy them from there and try and
Speaker 9: give them a second chance at Life's you.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know that was possible. What about the
Speaker 2: ones you leave behind? They must hate you? Why not me?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so it's horrible.
Speaker 2: Oh well, well listen, good for you for doing this
Speaker 2: as well. So it's one thousand and four dollars for
Speaker 2: your animal fee. To keep up this great work you do.
Speaker 9: Charene, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Hey, that's all right. You sound did we wake you up?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Oh look now you're up. Now you can have a
Speaker 2: coffee and get on with your day.
Speaker 9: Okay, say thank you so so much.
Speaker 2: Ay right, our pleasure. Well done. Keep up all the
Speaker 2: great work you're doing as well, Charene.
Speaker 9: Thank you, Christian, have a great day any bye.
Speaker 2: Bye bye, all right. Next chance to play again will
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Speaker 2: I have often thought that there is a similarity between
Speaker 2: the lifestyle of Jack and his lovely wife Bianca and
Speaker 2: old people.
Speaker 4: I thought you were going to say we're young and cool.
Speaker 2: Old people are old and cool. You are young and cool.
Speaker 2: But that I'm starting to realize the more I get
Speaker 2: to know you and what you like to do, is
Speaker 2: there are some very marked similarities between you and the
Speaker 2: things that old people like as well.
Speaker 4: That's because this weekend we occupied ourselves now them what
Speaker 4: you did su races.
Speaker 2: You're hearing this part.
Speaker 4: We have invented this game chance.
Speaker 2: Imagine now it's a seventy three year old saying what
Speaker 2: he's about to say. It makes perfect sense.
Speaker 4: We get the sudoku out of a paper, we photo
Speaker 4: copy it, so there's we both have a copy of
Speaker 4: the same suduku, and then we race to see who
Speaker 4: can complete it first. There's prizes for the person who wins.
Speaker 3: On Party Center, what do you mean.
Speaker 4: Prizes, Well, we agree at the start before the race begins.
Speaker 4: You know you like place a wager. Really mine years
Speaker 4: a massage based So I'll.
Speaker 3: Say it's one of those games give friends.
Speaker 2: These were called Joey vouchers. Isn't really even if she wins,
Speaker 2: she's losing. What She's got a creepy massage from you?
Speaker 4: No, Hi, I'll go for a massage. So I'll say
Speaker 4: I'll win a ten minute massage. Yankee usually chooses something
Speaker 4: called the coffee date.
Speaker 2: Which is does it evolve you massaging her?
Speaker 4: I don't message her. She we go out for a
Speaker 4: date and have a coffee at a cafe. And that's
Speaker 4: I guess rare because I don't usually drink.
Speaker 2: Coffee here but it's a quick date and they're not
Speaker 2: the date is you're going. I don't drink coffee, but anyway,
Speaker 2: it's a nice.
Speaker 4: I think it's a wasted prize, but she it's apparently
Speaker 4: her favorite thing is a coffee date. So I've got
Speaker 4: at the moment because I'm quite good at the suduku racing,
Speaker 4: I've got about forty minutes of massage is worth to
Speaker 4: still redeem exciting times.
Speaker 2: All right, let's just look at the lifestyle of Jack
Speaker 2: and Bianco at old people Sudoku racing. Both groups are
Speaker 2: going to bed at seven pm.
Speaker 4: Eight thirty.
Speaker 2: Old people love old man love a savage haircut. Jackpost
Speaker 2: at the moment, where did he go? The old five
Speaker 2: mama people love a savage hair cut. They've never got
Speaker 2: long hair. It's always really closely cropped.
Speaker 4: It's true, I guess because it's the longest time then
Speaker 4: before you have to revisit the barber.
Speaker 2: Do you think there's a very strict sort of dress
Speaker 2: code at the Pearly Gates to get in the heaven?
Speaker 2: Like listen, David was going to but the hair it's
Speaker 2: all messy. Go and get a trim and come back.
Speaker 2: You love crosswords and any kind of wordplay.
Speaker 4: Scrabble is another thing we played this weekend.
Speaker 2: And both you and old but we don't eat much.
Speaker 2: Old folks don't eat that much today. They always I've
Speaker 2: had sat sommer early on full up. I've had to
Speaker 2: come quite earlier at eleven. I'm full up at you're
Speaker 2: the same.
Speaker 4: Well, this is my breakfast this morning, like a three
Speaker 4: protein peanut butter balls.
Speaker 2: Those they've come up the ars of a rabbit. What
Speaker 2: those are not all rabbit balls?
Speaker 4: What are they made them? Yesterday? Pein what out of
Speaker 4: sadness of peanut butter, honey, protein powder, tumeric.
Speaker 2: It's I didn't know you get food bag? That's slaw?
Speaker 2: What's that for? Putting in a carrot?
Speaker 1: At The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Five to but Tuesday coming up the other side of
Speaker 2: Patsy's News which is on the way, and we'll be
Speaker 2: on five phone in topics at the same time. One
Speaker 2: of them. I'm really hoping we get some good stories
Speaker 2: on this. I need some good stories on this. Yesterday
Speaker 2: the teenagers told me that all stories about coincidences are boring,
Speaker 2: all right, But these are the teenagers, by the way,
Speaker 2: who refer to me as basic white dad as well,
Speaker 2: new friendly term of abuse that I got over the holidays.
Speaker 2: They went, you're just such a basic white dad. I went,
Speaker 2: that makes you a basic white kid. I am I basic?
Speaker 2: What does that even mean? And she goes, basic You're
Speaker 2: not basic means white? You know what you are? Basic
Speaker 2: white dad? Why am I basic white dad? She went
Speaker 2: the way because I was simply saying, he listen, we're
Speaker 2: flying away, you know, to buy and bay tomorrow, so
Speaker 2: we need to wake you up at six fifty and went,
Speaker 2: such a basic white dad. The way you come in
Speaker 2: and go, hey, it's time to get up. Now, hey,
Speaker 2: it's time to do to go on, get on a
Speaker 2: plane to go to a really nice place. That makes
Speaker 2: me a basic white dad. Anyway, yesterday, basic white dad
Speaker 2: gets shot down when I started, we're talking about coincidences,
Speaker 2: and I said, some people have got these amazing stories.
Speaker 2: Is where you don't think it's this chance? Oh no,
Speaker 2: not these stories, they're all really born. I went, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: there are some amazing stories of coincidence. And I went,
Speaker 2: what are they when I don't have any? Right now,
Speaker 2: I'm going to go on that radio show. I need
Speaker 2: some amazing stories of coincidence, so that basic white Dad
Speaker 2: can go back today. Go right, I've got three to
Speaker 2: tell you about that I've just learned today. So have
Speaker 2: you got a truly great story, okay, a really great
Speaker 2: story for this basic white dad about coincidences because some people,
Speaker 2: you know, there's people tell you these things where they
Speaker 2: didn't they lost contact for like twenty two years and
Speaker 2: then they both happen to be sat next to each
Speaker 2: other in a pub. You know you hear these amazing.
Speaker 4: I'm sure they do exist. I can't think of any
Speaker 4: of the top my head.
Speaker 2: Oh no, now I'm getting wind. The basic white Dad's
Speaker 2: going to come back to then and go, well, no,
Speaker 2: now it turns out there perhaps have you got any
Speaker 2: of amazing coincidence?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 3: Not really, No, no, I can sort of bring close ahead.
Speaker 2: Right, please, someone must have them.
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Speaker 2: Does everyone think it's Monday? It feels like it doesn't.
Speaker 2: It went out there to go a cup and I
Speaker 2: said Happy Monday to Pole. It does feel like Monday today.
Speaker 2: Maybe that's why the coincidence stories that you've been kind
Speaker 2: enough to share with us so far. The teens are
Speaker 2: right at the moment, They're mildly interesting, aren't they.
Speaker 4: Well, you've set the bar really high. You said, we
Speaker 4: can promise you great coincidence stories.
Speaker 2: We haven't had those stories. Chance about hospital beds being
Speaker 2: next to somebody and mum and dad met and turns
Speaker 2: out they live like five minutes from each other. These
Speaker 2: are more happenstance. What has happened ever said the phrase
Speaker 2: happens stance in my life? What has happened is that
Speaker 2: I think you're right, it's used for such an occasion.
Speaker 4: As a boring coincidence.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe there's like a scale here where it goes happenstance.
Speaker 2: I think then and above that is coincidence, and the
Speaker 2: bottom is mildly interesting.
Speaker 4: I think happenstance is just something that's happened. And most
Speaker 4: of these stories.
Speaker 2: Use the phrase happenstance until we've just used it in
Speaker 2: this exact moment. I have never said the word happenstance before,
Speaker 2: Honor off the radio. But anyway, is it a new
Speaker 2: day for everybody? Happenstance feels like a new Richard Curtis
Speaker 2: movie Starry Hugh Grant as Doctor Happenstance moves to a
Speaker 2: village where the city ways well, the locals adopted happenstance
Speaker 2: out this weekend for Valentine's So the search is on.
Speaker 2: The search is on for truly great coincidence stories. Otherwise
Speaker 2: I'm heading back today in some of the teenagers they
Speaker 2: were right, all right then? So the other topics today
Speaker 2: for five Topic Tuesday. Family traits that you've inherited. We
Speaker 2: might think we're all our own people, completely independent from
Speaker 2: our parents. However, slowly there's the dawn of realization that
Speaker 2: there are certain physical and certain little ticks we will
Speaker 2: have about ourselves that you have inherited some family trait
Speaker 2: from mum or dad. What are those family traits that
Speaker 2: you've inherited. I'm looking looking for good stories about where
Speaker 2: you met your other half. I was catching up with
Speaker 2: an old friend of mine, Steve. Steve got divorced a
Speaker 2: couple of years ago, and he's got a new girlfriend.
Speaker 2: And yes, make a bit of small talk, said, where
Speaker 2: did you meet her at a funeral?
Speaker 4: How romantic?
Speaker 2: Yeah, they met at a funeral, actually got together at
Speaker 2: a funeral. They made out at a funeral. And whether
Speaker 2: there's something in the air at a funeral.
Speaker 4: That it was highly charged in motion.
Speaker 2: Yes, so I could understand that anyway. Funeral girlfriend has
Speaker 2: already referred to us. I don't even know her name.
Speaker 2: This is how men talk to each other, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Funeral girlfriend is So he's on his fourth date with her. Yeah,
Speaker 2: where did you meet? Unusual places? You met your other half?
Speaker 2: I saw them before they were famous? Who can you
Speaker 2: give a good story about someone you saw before they
Speaker 2: broke big? Might be a sports star, might be Dusty
Speaker 2: Martin when he was a teenager. It might be a band,
Speaker 2: a comedian. You saw them before they were famous. I
Speaker 2: remember we were last year when we were given away
Speaker 2: in Elton John tickets with that amazing story. Someone who
Speaker 2: was there in nineteen seventy seven when Elton came to Melbourne. Yeah,
Speaker 2: festivoll Moore. They were then told us about how he
Speaker 2: ran out of songs, but he was enjoying being honest,
Speaker 2: so we started to play Beatles songs. So, yeah, who
Speaker 2: do you see before they were famous? Last week on
Speaker 2: the show, Jack was telling us about how he got
Speaker 2: star by jellyfish in Mexico and a doctor advised that
Speaker 2: urine be applied topically to his stings. Unusual remedies for ailments.
Speaker 2: What are the unusual remedies you've heard of or been
Speaker 2: advised to take part in for your ailments? Unusual remedies
Speaker 2: for elments? And then the holy grail today, are we
Speaker 2: going to get a really great story about a coincidence?
Speaker 2: We will wait and see. Put you said, Brad, always
Speaker 2: a voice of confidence, just nod on his head light. No,
Speaker 2: basicly white dad is wrong on this one. All right?
Speaker 2: The all important phone number for all your stories today
Speaker 2: nine four one four one four Three family traits you've inherited?
Speaker 2: Where did you meet? I saw them before them were famous?
Speaker 2: Unusual remedies for alments? And have I got a coincidence
Speaker 2: story for you?
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Speaker 2: Dave has just sent me an email saying his kids
Speaker 2: go actually go back to school today. This is the
Speaker 2: first school Runner twenty twenty. And hearing me talking about
Speaker 2: how my kids just accuse me of being a basic
Speaker 2: white dad. You term of abuse to have for me.
Speaker 2: His kids have said that that he is also a
Speaker 2: basic white dad. I've started something here. I'm sorry. All right,
Speaker 2: let's go to lines then for five Topic Tuesday, Let's
Speaker 2: go to Libby. First off, this morning, Good morning Lebby. Hello,
Speaker 2: So Nibby, you're calling in about the topic about how
Speaker 2: did you meet? So how did you meet your brother half?
Speaker 10: So I was going out with this guy and we
Speaker 10: were going to the driving for the night and he
Speaker 10: was to pick me up and.
Speaker 11: His best mate turned up instead.
Speaker 2: A body double. I can't.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so he basically yeah, he basically said to yeah
Speaker 11: to best like his best friend, which is now my husband,
Speaker 11: said oh, you know, I'm you know, I can't make
Speaker 11: it tonight.
Speaker 6: Do you want to go along?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 10: Yeah, so my now husband came along, which was his
Speaker 10: best friend, and yeah, it was a really good night at.
Speaker 2: The driving And what movie did you see?
Speaker 11: I think it was called Midnight Traine.
Speaker 10: I'm not sure.
Speaker 2: We're not looking at the screen. That's a lovely story.
Speaker 2: I love that story.
Speaker 6: We we're been.
Speaker 11: Married thirty five years and his best mate was the
Speaker 11: guy who was meant to be going out with was
Speaker 11: our best man, and.
Speaker 4: He sent somebody else because he couldn't make it.
Speaker 2: Yes, Levy, thank you very much. You con we have
Speaker 2: a good day.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to Helen that my producers have
Speaker 2: labeled up Helen's brackets hands free Helen.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning, how are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good to have you a nice long weekend, Helen.
Speaker 2: And which topic you're calling it about this.
Speaker 7: Morning, mate, I'm calling it about who I met before
Speaker 7: they were famous?
Speaker 2: Oh great, Yeah, who was it?
Speaker 7: ACDC?
Speaker 2: Oh that's a great one. So when did you meet
Speaker 2: ac DC?
Speaker 6: We met them.
Speaker 7: We went along a group of girlfriends to a school
Speaker 7: dance to see them, and I don't know what happened.
Speaker 7: I think we got there too late. We couldn't get in.
Speaker 7: We were listening to the music out. They came out
Speaker 7: at the end of the concert invited us to a party.
Speaker 7: We couldn't go because our parents were picking us up.
Speaker 7: They said, we're staying at this hotel. Come visit us,
Speaker 7: which we did. We waged school. Got to know that
Speaker 7: Angus was only sixteen. They were just starting out, playing
Speaker 7: a lot of local gigs. And we had them in
Speaker 7: our school dance for two dollars a chicken.
Speaker 2: That is amazing, two bucks to see the young ACDC.
Speaker 2: And Angus was sixteen, Yeah, six.
Speaker 4: I guess then he's wearing the school uniform, but not ironically.
Speaker 7: I think that was the real school uniform. So we
Speaker 7: used to go in out and we got all their
Speaker 7: autographs and their bits of hair. We'd cut their hair
Speaker 7: and like their half strings. But I don't even like
Speaker 7: them now. But you know, my husband says, you can't
Speaker 7: sell that stuff. It's gold.
Speaker 4: So you still got the hair.
Speaker 2: Who goes to see a man with a pair of
Speaker 2: scissors on the off charts you might be to cut
Speaker 2: their hair.
Speaker 7: No, we used to go and visit them at their
Speaker 7: hotel room. Nothing, nothing untoward. And like one day they
Speaker 7: went out and left us. They said we'll be back
Speaker 7: in a minute. Don't let any anyone in, and we
Speaker 7: were going through their lyrics and trying on their boots
Speaker 7: and stuff, and then they came back and we were
Speaker 7: so embarrassed.
Speaker 2: Oh this is awesome, Helen, this is a great story.
Speaker 2: All of this is great. So please tell me this thing.
Speaker 2: Have you still got Acdc's hair somewhere?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 2: Where is it?
Speaker 7: I made up like an autograph book and I've got
Speaker 7: it in there. But it's got what's that stuff you
Speaker 7: called contact?
Speaker 4: So you contact over the hair onto the pages.
Speaker 2: In the Amber of contact.
Speaker 4: One day scientists will be able to recreate.
Speaker 2: That's great. What a creepy autograph book.
Speaker 7: A girlfriend of mine's and their hostess. She was we like,
Speaker 7: oh that's right, because her parents owned a piece of plate,
Speaker 7: so they used to come to free plates through all
Speaker 7: the time. D Yeah, Malcolm and Angus And she was
Speaker 7: on a flight with Malcolm was on her flight and
Speaker 7: she said, oh, hi, I'm Malcolm. You probably don't remember me,
Speaker 7: and he goes, yes, I do, Rosie.
Speaker 2: So I've still got the ball pack.
Speaker 4: You've got something in mind life. Want back.
Speaker 7: Lots of stories, you know, like, but I won't because
Speaker 7: it's not well.
Speaker 2: Listen, I tell you what. We've got a new feature here,
Speaker 2: Helen Bracket's hands Free a story a week, please Helen.
Speaker 2: If they're as good as this one about a c
Speaker 2: d in ripping their hair out their head. Got amazing work.
Speaker 2: And what do you do, Helen? What do you do?
Speaker 7: I'm a care at.
Speaker 2: I bet you are. I bet you're an awesome care
Speaker 2: as well. Just tell you got a big heart and
Speaker 2: a big joyous laugh as well. Henlen, you call us
Speaker 2: whenever you want with your stories. That one was a
Speaker 2: great one. Thank you.
Speaker 7: Okay, I've got a coincidence. When I'll get back.
Speaker 2: To get back to me. Yes, you got some caring
Speaker 2: to do, and I've got the ads to play. You know,
Speaker 2: see soon, Helen.
Speaker 1: The Chris Jian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Midway through five topic Tuesdays. So far some amazing stories
Speaker 2: and some amazing calls. As ever, every Tuesday on five
Speaker 2: to be Tuesday when we run five phone ins at
Speaker 2: the same time. The ACDC story we heard just broy
Speaker 2: was a classic. All right, here are the things we're
Speaker 2: looking for today from you, Jill. The next half an
Speaker 2: hour on the show, and then we give you an update.
Speaker 2: We are twenty four hours away from Bear Day. Tomorrow
Speaker 2: is Bear Day, our Bushfire relief fundraising beer goes into
Speaker 2: production over at Hawker's. Will give you an update at
Speaker 2: eight thirty before that. Then the topics this morning. Have
Speaker 2: you got a coincidence story for us? My kids? Yesterday?
Speaker 2: They are tough crowd teenagers told me categorically that all
Speaker 2: coincidence stories are boring. You have had a good one
Speaker 2: so far.
Speaker 4: Can I get you to quickly rank a couple I
Speaker 4: took off air a guy who sat next to Mary
Speaker 4: Kate and Ashley Olsen on a plane.
Speaker 2: It's story.
Speaker 4: And then the other one was a lady who bought
Speaker 4: tickets to go see the eagles, and when she got there,
Speaker 4: she was seated next to her husband's auntie and uncle.
Speaker 2: Chance happens. Use that word today around the office to
Speaker 2: press your friends. All right, so have you got a
Speaker 2: coincidence story for us? No, seriously, have you, because we
Speaker 2: haven't found a good one yet. Unusual remedies for ailments.
Speaker 2: Jack was advised to use urine a risk Christmas break
Speaker 2: in Mexico. I should have said, were stune by jellyfish,
Speaker 2: by the way, not just as a cheap after shave.
Speaker 2: Unusual remedies for ailments. I saw them before they were
Speaker 2: famous ac DC at your school dance is pretty incredible
Speaker 2: for two dollars to get in and see them as well.
Speaker 2: Where did you meet? My friend is going out with
Speaker 2: someone that he met at a funeral and family traits
Speaker 2: that you've inherited. The number you need nine four one
Speaker 2: four one four three, Damien, Good morning morning?
Speaker 13: How are you?
Speaker 2: Good morning? Damien? Did I I think I overheard part
Speaker 2: of the conversation where you were correcting Jack that your
Speaker 2: name is Damien not Dean. Yes, yes, I think we
Speaker 2: need to.
Speaker 5: Get to get all the plan I'm getting used to
Speaker 5: it now, right.
Speaker 2: All right, Damien, what's your story for us about a homemade.
Speaker 5: Remedy for it? Yeah, I got a home remedy for
Speaker 5: you with vodka for sunburn.
Speaker 2: Vodka on sunburn, or just have a shot of vodka
Speaker 2: and you don't feel the pain.
Speaker 11: Nah.
Speaker 5: So about two years ago, I was working and living
Speaker 5: in Ukraine in the summer and I got really sunburned.
Speaker 5: So I asked my friends stars where I could get
Speaker 5: some sort of Alvira or something. He had no idea
Speaker 5: what it was. Told me I needed to get a
Speaker 5: big ball of vodka and just lather it on.
Speaker 2: It's very expensive, is not cheap.
Speaker 5: The thing is actually found Olivia over that Alavia is
Speaker 5: more expensive than vodka.
Speaker 2: Did it work?
Speaker 5: I didn't try it, but the image of him doing
Speaker 5: that is enough for me.
Speaker 2: The stench of like wandering around people thinking you're an
Speaker 2: alcoholic are going to know. It's the summer and it's
Speaker 2: very bad.
Speaker 5: I mean, everyone already knew you with an alcoholic anyway,
Speaker 5: and just.
Speaker 4: The term leather doesn't really go with vodka. I don't
Speaker 4: think you'd work.
Speaker 5: No, no, not at all. It's not a pretty sight, all.
Speaker 2: Right, Jamie. Thanks you killing me, no good one and
Speaker 2: you Ben? Good morning, Good morning, hey Ben, welcome to
Speaker 2: the show. A great long weekend. What's your story for us?
Speaker 13: I've got a how I met your story? Actually, my
Speaker 13: wife out at a wake.
Speaker 2: Awake, so another funeral. So you at what point during
Speaker 2: the proceedings of the weight did you ask her out?
Speaker 13: Well after was leaving, but I didn't. It's my chance
Speaker 13: and took my opportunity when I could.
Speaker 2: So what you hung back there, helped to clear the
Speaker 2: plates away, and then went he Now is that a park?
Speaker 13: We actually knew the girl that passed away, both of us,
Speaker 13: And yeah, I just walked up and gave her a
Speaker 13: hug while she was crying, and she said, hey, do
Speaker 13: you want to catch up later?
Speaker 2: Hopefully not just the same hug, was crying, patting her
Speaker 2: shoulder and whispering in the ear. Why don't we get
Speaker 2: out of here?
Speaker 4: Like you just gave yourself a clap.
Speaker 13: I actually told my son about this story literally yesterday,
Speaker 13: and I said, don't worry, you'll find to go one day.
Speaker 13: He goes, yeah, Well if I don't, well, I guess
Speaker 13: I can just go to a funeral.
Speaker 5: That's not the point mate.
Speaker 2: Again, what's the strange noise? Is that firecrackers going off?
Speaker 13: It's a bottle actually having a drink.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, vodka. Vodka said for somebody and thank you
Speaker 2: very much. You cool have a good day. Than give
Speaker 2: us all three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: I just sent the spent the duration of this four
Speaker 2: minute song having an email back and forth with a
Speaker 2: guy who's teasing me with the story. Or he said
Speaker 2: he cannot go into any more details. Tim, why email me?
Speaker 2: Let me know? You met your wife in prison? He
Speaker 2: met his wife in prison. Either he's she's locking him
Speaker 2: up or he's locking the prison. Someone in this relationship
Speaker 2: is the god and someone's getting conjugal. We need to
Speaker 2: know who it is. But Tim won't tell me. Said
Speaker 2: he can't go into details because people might be listening. Tim,
Speaker 2: hopefully there are people listening, or well, we're all in
Speaker 2: big trouble. Hopefully. I said, that's what I said to
Speaker 2: Jack every day. Hopefully someone might be You can hear
Speaker 2: our words, all right? This takes some calls, Christian. A
Speaker 2: friend of mine met his now wife after hitting with
Speaker 2: his car. He crashed into her because he wanted to
Speaker 2: exchange details a bit of a risky and that's quite dangerous. Irene,
Speaker 2: good morning. You've got a homemade remedy for us.
Speaker 6: Yes, I've been an amazing remedy for sprained ankles. I
Speaker 6: used to do it a lot when I was a kid,
Speaker 6: and for some reason, my dad bought two slices of bread,
Speaker 6: preferably toasted and soasting his homemade wine. They sat around
Speaker 6: the ankle, and that was supposed to help.
Speaker 2: Let's just break this down. Sprained ankle, homemade homemade wine, toast, Yeah,
Speaker 2: dipped in his homemade homebrew, his moonshine, perhaps around his
Speaker 2: daughter's ankle. And you kept getting this injury because it
Speaker 2: wasn't treated right with old alkie bread.
Speaker 4: Would you do you put your sock on over it?
Speaker 4: Or do you elevate your foot in any drapes that are.
Speaker 6: From what I remember, it was just elevated and I
Speaker 6: had this piece of toast draped over it.
Speaker 2: Some of these we've heard before, various things. I have
Speaker 2: never ever heard of. Toast dipped in homemade wine for
Speaker 2: a sprained ankle.
Speaker 6: I don't know why toast, I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yes, I mean drink homemade wine. If you ever drunk
Speaker 2: homemade wine. It's really strong. You forget you've got any
Speaker 2: sprained ankle. Iren. That's a great one. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for sharing that. That's awesome. You have a great day, mate,
Speaker 2: Thank you counting.
Speaker 14: Yeah, Hi, my stories about how I met somebody. About
Speaker 14: ten years ago, a policeman came to interview me about
Speaker 14: a body that was floating in the Yarra, and he
Speaker 14: called back a week later and asked me out.
Speaker 2: That's some skills. Hey, listen, forget about that body, how
Speaker 2: about you got.
Speaker 4: How did it work out, Carolyn?
Speaker 7: Oh, we went out for that.
Speaker 2: That was it though, and then he found another body
Speaker 2: floating in another Probably that isliev So what did he
Speaker 2: call you back up and say just a couple of
Speaker 2: follow up questions?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, and then now yeah, hit.
Speaker 4: Me with it.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's unbelievile. Great story. Thank you very much for calling.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So exciting times. Twenty four hours time after tomorrow's break
Speaker 2: for the show, ends, will be heading over to Hawker's Brewery.
Speaker 2: The reason is our beer goes into production. When I
Speaker 2: mean I don't mean us on the show, I mean
Speaker 2: you the beer that we've been trying to make together
Speaker 2: over the last seven or eight days since we came
Speaker 2: back from our break. We came back last Monday, said
Speaker 2: we wanted to do something to try and raise funds
Speaker 2: and to do our small bit on the show. Like
Speaker 2: a lot of you been doing your bits to help
Speaker 2: the bush Fire. Believe however, you can and have a
Speaker 2: weekend and because we're lucky enough to have this platform,
Speaker 2: these microphones, I really wanted to try and do something.
Speaker 2: And we come with the idea of a fundraising beer,
Speaker 2: which which is great because you can fundraise while drinking
Speaker 2: beer and being sat down or stood up. So it's
Speaker 2: a win win. And so the beer, thanks to all
Speaker 2: your suggestions last week, it is going to be called
Speaker 2: Heroes Gold. Over the last couple of days we realize
Speaker 2: how we are way out of comfort zone. We have
Speaker 2: no business getting into beer making. We spent the bulk
Speaker 2: of the time arguing about the design of the camp
Speaker 2: so and so that I was on my way to
Speaker 2: play Gold Friday afternoon and pulled over when a historic moment,
Speaker 2: Jack Post called me. Now he might go, why is
Speaker 2: this remarkable? I called Jack Post called you last night?
Speaker 2: Didn't he never responds? He never picks up the phone.
Speaker 2: You don't call Jack Post. Jack Post calls you quite
Speaker 2: literally saw it, and actually, Jack, what actually pulled over?
Speaker 2: Do you want to take your hands free? I need
Speaker 2: to pull over and prepare myself for such a landmark moment.
Speaker 2: I think it's about the third time so I've been
Speaker 2: working together in three hundred and twenty four shows. You
Speaker 2: have me, And when Jack Post calls, especially on a
Speaker 2: Friday afternoon, when you're out of it on a Friday,
Speaker 2: I was like, this is amazing. And it was us
Speaker 2: both going what are we doing about the beer can design?
Speaker 2: And it hadn't been for one of you, a lovely
Speaker 2: lady called Steph, I don't know where we'd be.
Speaker 4: She completely saved the day. I mean, we had what
Speaker 4: looked like a high school version of like, let's make
Speaker 4: our own beer and yeah, And.
Speaker 2: The reason why we were getting so precious about it
Speaker 2: is you care so much about this, and you've done
Speaker 2: so much make these amazing homemade jingles, trying to do
Speaker 2: everything you can. I just want when you see the
Speaker 2: beer in Dan Murphy's on the shelf or in a pub.
Speaker 2: I wanted to really sum up what you feel about
Speaker 2: what we're doing. And why we're doing this, which you know,
Speaker 2: a lot of them having fun with it. The really
Speaker 2: important thing for us is that it is actually about
Speaker 2: raising a glass and saying thank you and cheers to
Speaker 2: the people, the firefighters and everyone else, all the volunteers,
Speaker 2: tradees like peers who are giving their time for free
Speaker 2: for the rebuild, to celebrate them and the unknown people
Speaker 2: we don't even know who they are, but they've been
Speaker 2: doing their bit, doing extraordinary stuff. And those are they
Speaker 2: as they are heroes. They are everyday heroes, not every
Speaker 2: day heroes, they're just heroes. And so we wanted something
Speaker 2: on the beer can that sums it up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think online or on our website or on
Speaker 4: the gold home page, you can justify having design that's.
Speaker 2: You know, I don't know what you're talking about. I'm
Speaker 2: very proud of fact this radio station still uses technology
Speaker 2: from nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 4: Well, the main one for us was last year when
Speaker 4: we did one Last Dream or in Sorry two thousand
Speaker 4: and seven, twenty eighteen. We wanted a great looking rock
Speaker 4: and roll music poster, gig poster, and the designs that
Speaker 4: kept coming back look so lame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we appealed for help last Friday, and you
Speaker 2: know what, we should have done it earlier on the
Speaker 2: week but we thought we knew what we were doing
Speaker 2: designing beer cans. We didn't. A lady called Steph called in,
Speaker 2: and I think she actually regrets it because Jack spoke
Speaker 2: to a Friday afternoon. I called her ten thirty on
Speaker 2: a Saturday morning, right had an hour long chat with her.
Speaker 2: She'd already put a day into it on Friday. I
Speaker 2: want some tweaks, and so she was like rushing out
Speaker 2: the door to go away for the long weekend. Said
Speaker 2: she get back to it Monday afternoon. I said, do
Speaker 2: you regret ever calling the show? Which went a little?
Speaker 2: She could believe me, She goes, it was one thing
Speaker 2: Jack called. Now you're calling on a Saturday morning. She goes,
Speaker 2: I get. I love the fact that you actually both
Speaker 2: are so involved in the design of the beer can.
Speaker 2: So but the beer can now can shining out. It's
Speaker 2: looking amazing. We're almost there, about ninety nine percent there,
Speaker 2: and it looks fantastic.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to Sheldon everybody.
Speaker 2: So here's the thing. Then big starts be made tomorrow, Hawkers,
Speaker 2: they're doing it okay, And then the week off February
Speaker 2: the seventeenth, which is about three weeks away, is when
Speaker 2: you can buy. It's going to be stocked at Dan
Speaker 2: Murphy's and BWS. Also there are pubs who can take
Speaker 2: kegs of it. I'll give you a role call the
Speaker 2: ones who have kindly stepped up so far. There are
Speaker 2: plenty of kegs still available, so that's how you can
Speaker 2: get a hold of it. We're hoping to give you
Speaker 2: news by the end of this week of how you
Speaker 2: can also pre order it as well. You've been kind
Speaker 2: enough to also make some homemade jingles. You think all
Speaker 2: the great VB adverts and that they've got great, big
Speaker 2: epic jingles, and that's what we need. That's the next
Speaker 2: thing we need for this coming up next to play
Speaker 2: the ones we've had so far.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So in February, our bush Fire fundraising beer Heroes Gold
Speaker 2: is out for you to enjoy. Coming out the week
Speaker 2: of the seventeenth of February. You're going bye in BWS
Speaker 2: and Dan Murphy's. Thank you very much to the following
Speaker 2: bars who've been asking for kegs. There are still a
Speaker 2: load available if you want. If your local pub to
Speaker 2: get in contact with us. Thank you for actually Grosvener
Speaker 2: Hotel in Saint Kilda, we need to get down there.
Speaker 2: You've taken ten kegs of this, which is astonishing. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much for that. In Thornbury Carlwen Sellers have
Speaker 2: taken five. Barra Mansca Brunswick and Grandview Hotel have also
Speaker 2: taken some each up in smoking Footscray, Central Club Hotel
Speaker 2: here in Melbourne, Hopshead and our Tona and Point Cook.
Speaker 2: Missus Palmers have taken a keg as well. Provincial Hotel
Speaker 2: in Fitzroy Country, our Hotel in Yay London Tavern just
Speaker 2: down the road from us in Richmond, Cooper's in will
Speaker 2: we did our live show last year also taken it
Speaker 2: as well. Thank you to all of you who've been
Speaker 2: taking it. There are still kegs available. All the support
Speaker 2: is great, the need and appreciated as well. It is
Speaker 2: a bushfire fundraising beer Heroes Gold and to how it
Speaker 2: goes into production. All right, some of the jingles that
Speaker 2: you've been making, some of these have been brilliant. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much so far then we really love Travis
Speaker 2: to trade Honeeda.
Speaker 12: Hero Honeed a Hero's Gold at the end of the fights. Well,
Speaker 12: it's gotta be cold, and it's got to be fresh,
Speaker 12: and it's got to be flowing all night.
Speaker 2: It's good. Then Ye've got to be cold and flowing
Speaker 2: all night. However, with that big voice of Travis, he
Speaker 2: has a rival. Step forward, Liam, Hey, Christian, Jack and Pats.
Speaker 12: I actually came up with this one yesterday before I heard.
Speaker 2: Travis's, which is good, but he's ripped off that melody.
Speaker 2: So here goes Rile.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's gold one or four spears, she'll be I
Speaker 12: need a hero Yeah.
Speaker 2: The dazzle flames of burning.
Speaker 15: These firies are due and it's tough for you, so
Speaker 15: were the coolers and the King of rules.
Speaker 2: So go get a heroes. Yeah, yeah, thank you very much. Liam.
Speaker 2: That's great. Some of you been doing it while it's
Speaker 2: stuck in traffic. Just like a stream of consciousness thing
Speaker 2: like Sebastian on Friday.
Speaker 4: Shining in the lot.
Speaker 2: It's gonna be sipping on one tonight. Here's God shining
Speaker 2: in the lot.
Speaker 12: I had denied fiesdanight, God shining in the lot.
Speaker 2: Fars way, yell are to fight yours God. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much.
Speaker 4: You told me you're going to replay the good ones.
Speaker 2: Good ones, don't start that against Simon cow O came
Speaker 2: and then there was Bruce the Quiet Rapper who we
Speaker 2: met on Friday.
Speaker 15: Don't always listen to what you may hear, only fool's
Speaker 15: trick once. It's that kind of beer hero's gold.
Speaker 2: Now we put our back beat to this. Listen to this,
Speaker 2: Bruce the Quiet Rapper.
Speaker 15: Don't always live said to what you may hear Only
Speaker 15: fools trip once? Is that kind of beer hero's gold?
Speaker 2: Only four troubles.
Speaker 15: Just stop praiser heroes. They go winning taste scarcely for
Speaker 15: herself reading number one four he stops you off. Now
Speaker 15: prays our heroes hero's gold. Here is the word on
Speaker 15: the street, this ruse, etc. It just can't be be
Speaker 15: hero's gold. Just still praise heroes.
Speaker 2: Only folds trot once. Okay, only folks don't before? Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, So brandy ones are coming over the long weekend.
Speaker 2: This is Zach. This is more like a song. It's brilliant.
Speaker 2: Will the Rod.
Speaker 15: Heavy people livingdary lies.
Speaker 8: Track, This sturble too fat, this story so hes.
Speaker 2: Good, really good Jimmy Barns or something that really really
Speaker 2: know Zach, thank you very much that Rowena are also
Speaker 2: going to go over the weekend.
Speaker 15: AUSSI sol led us enjoy it drink of heroes gold.
Speaker 15: We there free drop remembering.
Speaker 2: Our heroes young and old.
Speaker 4: They helped to save our homes and land from fears
Speaker 4: expanding fires.
Speaker 2: No state was sped doussy screen for shared these heroes
Speaker 2: did not tire.
Speaker 4: Raise your glass to heroes gold, ussy, heroes, young endles.
Speaker 4: What was the shuffling of paper in the.
Speaker 2: Apologies why comment? Jackson Common said that is very good,
Speaker 2: really good, very good. Sometimes when the meuse strikes, why
Speaker 2: not just lay it down? Why they're shoffing going on
Speaker 2: the background. Bob Dinning needs to do this all the
Speaker 2: time with his basement demo tapes. And also just it
Speaker 2: felt like a meeting going on in the background. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you might have been the tellypat all right, please give
Speaker 2: me coming. We love these jingles. It's Christian at Gold
Speaker 2: one O four three dot com dot au, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Friends. Here we are another week on the atwork time
Speaker 2: wastuff Only. On this morning, Jack and I were talking
Speaker 2: about our muscle of the day, the Obliques. Jack's been
Speaker 2: doing some window cleaning over the weekend. If you've had
Speaker 2: done that, that's the muscle's done a side. Aren't there
Speaker 2: the abdominus I believe I've called the obliques. So we've
Speaker 2: decided to double down on muscle knowledge. Jack and I
Speaker 2: have been staring at the muscle map of the front
Speaker 2: on the back of the body because it's muscle movies.
Speaker 2: It's amazing. Names, aren't there for the various muscles we
Speaker 2: have in the body? Okay, we're looking for muscle movies today.
Speaker 2: That's of the Mohicans, of the Mohicans. The truth about
Speaker 2: lats and quads.
Speaker 4: That that was a sleeper. That's good too, The truth about.
Speaker 2: Lats and quads. He's just not that into glute He's
Speaker 2: just anyway mad gluteous maximus. Mad gluteous maximus. Dude wears
Speaker 2: my Latimus door site. I know enough lat stuff now
Speaker 2: and also kung fu muscle. What have you got the
Speaker 2: muscle movies?
Speaker 4: Jack Dude wears my calf.
Speaker 2: Ah dude wears my Latimus door site.
Speaker 4: The hills have abs, nice pex lies and videotape, yep
Speaker 4: a ductor.
Speaker 2: Doolittle, Nicey crowbard in nice.
Speaker 4: And this and the Biceptennial Man True by.
Speaker 2: Set one all right, then Senna shrs. Then muscle movie
Speaker 2: sponus points for getting a bleak in there. I tried,
Speaker 2: honestly for an hour, just staring at the Oblique and
Speaker 2: trying to work out if there was any movie you
Speaker 2: could crow bar in. Maybe you can do better.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Have a Jack now to mark your at work time wasters.
Speaker 2: Today's one is muscle movies. Remember I was offering a
Speaker 2: side prize for anyone who can crowbar in the Oblique.
Speaker 2: The Incredible Bulk. I don't think that's a muscle Bulk.
Speaker 2: Isn't a muscle silver dude wears my ABS funny silver.
Speaker 2: This is one for strong woy in order to have
Speaker 2: a little gym mates. Ten things I hate about leg
Speaker 2: Day Silver Plus. When's your leg Day?
Speaker 4: I bet you've got leg Day as tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Flex Club.
Speaker 4: Bronze, Thank you, Steve.
Speaker 2: The Royal tendon bounds. That's gold, Glenn, What do the
Speaker 2: good the bad? Any Oblique Silver plus almost robo cramp.
Speaker 2: That's scary, smart, well done, Abs Ventura Gold Quadzillat. There's
Speaker 2: someone who's a jim rat who is called quads. I
Speaker 2: bet there are several quadillas. I'm actually going to look
Speaker 2: at a minute inglorious biceps, gold, spring spotting, silver, beauty
Speaker 2: in the bicep.
Speaker 4: You're just putting at the end of it.
Speaker 2: Now, how do those who tricep in ten days? Rebecca
Speaker 2: in longa part that's made me laugh. Bronze the menu
Speaker 2: staic glutes. That is very good, Sherry, well done, Silence
Speaker 2: of the hamstrings, Bronze, Dante's oblique, Dante's peak.
Speaker 4: That's the best one so far, Silver plus.
Speaker 2: Dominic, well done. The wordzard of abs.
Speaker 4: Gold that's clever too.
Speaker 2: Uh No, that's a very good I think you did
Speaker 2: that one. I think the best one this morning. It's
Speaker 2: surely men who stare at glops. Yeah, yeah, Sherry, well on.
Speaker 2: Everyone very smart this morning.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: Chinese New Year. Do you guys know what animal you are? Yes?
Speaker 2: Do you look over the weekend? Yeah? I found myself
Speaker 2: doing that because it was everywhere and people celebrating the year. Yes.
Speaker 2: So it's the Year of the rat, isn't it twenty twenty? Okay?
Speaker 2: So what are you Jack?
Speaker 4: I am the rabbit?
Speaker 2: Okay, perhaps you are I'm the rat, right, you're the rat,
Speaker 2: I'm the ox.
Speaker 4: That makes sense.
Speaker 2: What does that mean? The oxen diligent, hard work, and
Speaker 2: it says here, dependable, a leader, cautious. Excuse me, I'm
Speaker 2: why cautious? No, not that that's not level headed. No,
Speaker 2: not that strong world. Yes, yes, yes, it says it obstinate,
Speaker 2: also very silent people. You know my lucky directions? Did
Speaker 2: you know that you're a Chinese animal has a lucky
Speaker 2: direct Not until today. Mine really narrows it down north
Speaker 2: and south. Someone works in an northern hemisphere and now
Speaker 2: southern hemisphere, then maybe they are my lucky directions, unlucky
Speaker 2: numbers to avoid three and four. We'll see frequency for
Speaker 2: the radio session four point three. You're never going to
Speaker 2: work with me here, Jack, What have you got.
Speaker 4: A So the rabbit is proud, arrogant, even he is
Speaker 4: neighbors with the ox. Did you know that? No, I
Speaker 4: didn't know his neighbors with the ox, and always makes
Speaker 4: fun of how slow the Ox is. He does say that,
Speaker 4: and then this is probably fitting for me as well.
Speaker 4: The Jade Emperor said the zodiac order would be decided
Speaker 4: by the order in which the animals arrived at his party.
Speaker 4: The rabbit arrived first, but seeing that no one else
Speaker 4: was there, he went off to the side and napped.
Speaker 7: That is.
Speaker 2: A very true pabable. Now I've written down, I've looked
Speaker 2: down other famous OX people. Okay, have you got your famous.
Speaker 4: I've got Hunt. I mean, I've got some Take your.
Speaker 2: Best three, and we're playing like poker. I'm holding Obama,
Speaker 2: Walk Disney and Jack Nicholson pretty strong.
Speaker 4: I'm holding fellow rabbits, Queen Victoria, Albert Einstein, Michael Jordan.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, Obama, Disney, Nicholson, the queen to Walk Disney.
Speaker 4: He equals empty Squeen.
Speaker 2: Obama dans he can dance and lead. Patsy tell us
Speaker 2: about the rat.
Speaker 3: The rat is acute, cautious and calm.
Speaker 2: That's me.
Speaker 3: I'm calm.
Speaker 2: You are not calm. I would say this whole team,
Speaker 2: you're the most explosive. Now you're calm, Calm, calm, calm.
Speaker 1: Bang.
Speaker 3: Where there are human beings, there are rats. Rats is
Speaker 3: a kind of an animal with strong adaptability. That's me,
Speaker 3: isn't it. Look how many Brecky teams I've worked with
Speaker 3: over the y.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's true, through all of them.
Speaker 4: They're no longer on Air.
Speaker 3: My weaknesses is lack of persistence and stubbornness. I wouldn't
Speaker 3: think I'm stubbing, but.
Speaker 2: That's what stubborn person say.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got an instinct for business and late success.
Speaker 3: It says I bloom in my fifties.
Speaker 2: Oh good luck.
Speaker 3: Yes, the best jobs for rats?
Speaker 4: How's this?
Speaker 3: A commentator, an accountant, a scholar? Well, the doctor.
Speaker 4: The news readers are kind of commentator it is, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Comment or whatever the Herald Sun say?
Speaker 4: And then a doctor at the end?
Speaker 1: Was it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe that's what you do in your fifties.
Speaker 2: Who are the famous rats?
Speaker 3: George Washington, John F. Kennedy, Wolfgang Mozart.
Speaker 2: Oh, just wolfgangs. We all know it's Wolf on classical music.
Speaker 3: William Shakespeare is another.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but Obama, Disney Nicholson, Hello Jordan Air, Jordan's
Speaker 2: queen Victoria Eronstein. This is typical behavior.
Speaker 1: The christ John O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Title of today's show is Basic White Dad. Thanks to
Speaker 2: all the calls and stories. We are back tomorrow morning,
Speaker 2: big day for us. It is Heroes gold bed Day.
Speaker 2: It goes into production tomorrow.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast,