Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm in a better moved than I was about
Speaker 2: half an hour ago because being an England soccer fan
Speaker 2: it's not.
Speaker 3: A happy lot. It is stressful. You must have seen me.
Speaker 2: I've been watching the second half in the office here
Speaker 2: at Gold one oh four point three, stressful because it
Speaker 2: stressful being around me.
Speaker 4: I've written down some of the things you said in
Speaker 4: the second half if we want, are they broadcastable? I've
Speaker 4: left out any of the profanities, but congratulations in England
Speaker 4: did walk away right at the end of the game
Speaker 4: with the win. But this is year before they got ahead.
Speaker 3: What was that?
Speaker 4: Good Lord, England should be winning five to one. This
Speaker 4: is what it's like to watch England play dismal yep.
Speaker 4: And then in the ninetieth minute they score a goal.
Speaker 4: There it is, Caine gets a second one.
Speaker 3: That's it. We're going to win the World Cup. It's
Speaker 3: all of that.
Speaker 2: It's all of that. It's deflation, elation and then over
Speaker 2: the top.
Speaker 4: Celebration Cain and Caine is as an amazing player and
Speaker 4: then you hear.
Speaker 2: Him speak and he's no talker. Much like Jack really
Speaker 2: to be fair. So yeah, it was stressful for me
Speaker 2: watching the England game. I got up early this morning
Speaker 2: to watch, even earlier than normal, and I was freezing
Speaker 2: in my house a little bit chitty. Today, four people
Speaker 2: so far this building have said, oh, it's cold of there.
Speaker 2: He's starting to fill at home now. Four people have
Speaker 2: said that already to me today. So yeah, I'm a
Speaker 2: lot happier than it was half an hour ago when
Speaker 2: England were playing terribly. Tell you one thing, if you
Speaker 2: are down, anyone has actually seen the game that var
Speaker 2: I mean you were ripped off by it. We should
Speaker 2: have had about three or four penalties. It doesn't see
Speaker 2: the things it needs to see.
Speaker 4: All right, it's coming back that anger and sorry anger
Speaker 4: the second half.
Speaker 3: It's coming back.
Speaker 2: Won. We won, Yes, we won. So the channel has
Speaker 2: been showing the World Cup games SBS.
Speaker 3: I saw an ad for last night and.
Speaker 2: It was for a forthcoming special and what a special
Speaker 2: Rocky night.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, they do do the classic film from time
Speaker 4: to time on SBS.
Speaker 3: Have you seen a Rocky I knew you were.
Speaker 4: Going to ask. I knew you were going to ask,
Speaker 4: haven't I haven't seen any of the Rockies except for
Speaker 4: the most recent version created, Creed.
Speaker 2: Which is a great movie.
Speaker 3: Would you call that a Rockie film? Yeah, definitely Rookies
Speaker 3: in it. But he's not fighting, No, he's not.
Speaker 2: But see, this is what I want to talk about
Speaker 2: this morning, movies that make you cry, because Creed really
Speaker 2: made me cry. When they told Rocky that he was
Speaker 2: when he was ill and he was sick. I was
Speaker 2: really really upset. Yeah, I was crying at the cinema.
Speaker 2: Did you cried that?
Speaker 4: It probably helps to know his back, sat his back, But.
Speaker 2: Even for the start of the movie when he's visiting
Speaker 2: his wife and he's got the little churney chats to
Speaker 2: about what's in the papers that I was crying at
Speaker 2: the beginning of Creed.
Speaker 4: I'm sure if I was emotionally attached to Rocky, I
Speaker 4: would have cried in that moment.
Speaker 3: But I didn't cry.
Speaker 2: And Creed apparently do you cry a Rocky fourth The
Speaker 2: Big Pressure one, Drego Dolf Lungrum when Apollo died in
Speaker 2: that as a young teenager, I was destrayed.
Speaker 5: Chris was to and in the Creed as well, you know,
Speaker 5: and he hangs the chair up on the tree in
Speaker 5: the graveyard like it's his daily he's daily visit to
Speaker 5: his wife, to Adrian, who's now died. I get it
Speaker 5: having seen the whole series.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you guys have seen a lot of movies, but
Speaker 4: also you remember movies so well.
Speaker 3: I remember nothing of Creed him hanging a.
Speaker 2: Like a fold out chair and he goes to visit.
Speaker 5: The great simple moment, but so poignant at the same time.
Speaker 5: I don't think you've got a soul. Jack Well, and
Speaker 5: that is the news.
Speaker 4: It's struck again.
Speaker 3: What a soldier. Are there any movies that move you
Speaker 3: to tears? Definitely?
Speaker 4: I have a strong memory of watching ET as a child.
Speaker 3: Just that one movie, but no other memories of movies.
Speaker 2: Other than ET.
Speaker 3: Because you thought it was a documentary.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: points three, it's the.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connor Breakfast show. I want to know the movies
Speaker 2: that made you cry. Sometimes it might be movies that
Speaker 2: aren't necessarily smart, sea kind of bittersweet movies with scenes
Speaker 2: that you know you're going to cry it.
Speaker 3: I talk about obviously seeing it.
Speaker 2: Having two daughters eleven and thirteen, I've been seeing a
Speaker 2: little kids movies, and I cried at Nanny McFee too.
Speaker 2: My kids did not cry at any moment during Nanny
Speaker 2: McFee too.
Speaker 3: Didn't even know they made a number two. Oh yeah
Speaker 3: they did.
Speaker 2: It was back and my kids did not did not
Speaker 2: cry whatsoever. And they were actually nudging each other, pointing
Speaker 2: at me and laughing at me. And then other mums
Speaker 2: and dads in the cinema were looking around, like, what's
Speaker 2: going on him? But life crisis guy over there? It's
Speaker 2: all coming up about something, is it? What was it
Speaker 2: about et that made the young Jack cry? Because at
Speaker 2: moments it's very sad. It's a great movie.
Speaker 4: Well, I can't remember the particular bit, and I remember
Speaker 4: crying so much that I put my head on the floor.
Speaker 3: I was lying on the floor watching the film, and.
Speaker 4: My dad asked me if I was okay, and I said, oh,
Speaker 4: I'm just.
Speaker 3: Not really enjoying it too much. I think I'm going
Speaker 3: to have a nap. Oh you try to start. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: let's go to lines. Luke, Good morning, Luke, good morning,
Speaker 3: how are you? I'm pretty good, buddy. So what's the movie?
Speaker 3: You cried out, Luke.
Speaker 1: My sister and I took a young friend, she was
Speaker 1: a little girl, was seven years old, to see.
Speaker 3: A very fun Pixar film called Up.
Speaker 2: Oh mind.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was inconsolable for about three days.
Speaker 2: I actually felt angry That opening twenty minutes just devastates you, brutal.
Speaker 2: It should have had a warning, you know, and they
Speaker 2: warn you about graphics, scenes of violence and sexual nudity,
Speaker 2: they should warn you of tears.
Speaker 3: Are going to come your way in the next twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: My friend, well, the worst part of the film was
Speaker 1: is I'm sitting there blubbering, and a girl who was
Speaker 1: sitting in the front sit in front of me, turned
Speaker 1: around and said, get it together.
Speaker 2: It's a great movie.
Speaker 7: What's wrong with you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's another pixel one inside out. Have you seen
Speaker 2: that one?
Speaker 3: Little brutal, there's another one.
Speaker 2: My kids have a joke that I've ever been the
Speaker 2: same since Bingbong died.
Speaker 4: That was awful. That was what I want to do
Speaker 4: to it.
Speaker 2: And so many of these movies as well. The dad
Speaker 2: always has to die. It's always more often than not
Speaker 2: with a dad that dies in the movie. Dad's always
Speaker 2: the first one to go. It's like the world to
Speaker 2: be okay if dad dies. Anything any movie where there's
Speaker 2: a dying dad or anything like that gets me going as well.
Speaker 3: Did you cry Green Mile?
Speaker 4: I haven't seen Green moll Oh, my word.
Speaker 2: Obscure movies Jack Green Mile, Mister Bowe, Jangle, the Mouse and.
Speaker 3: Up is on my list as well.
Speaker 2: To see the growing list this small independent movie company, Pixar.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Ryan. Good morning, Ryan Christian.
Speaker 2: How are you? I'm pretty good. I hope you're well
Speaker 2: this morning as well. What's it for you? Which movie?
Speaker 3: Ryan?
Speaker 2: Star?
Speaker 8: Trek to Rap?
Speaker 2: I remember my dad taking me to see this at
Speaker 2: the cinema. This is when you couldn't pre book tickets.
Speaker 2: You had to queue around the corner of the cinema,
Speaker 2: had to wait out there. There was no guarantee that
Speaker 2: you would see a movie. Ratha Khan also made me cry.
Speaker 2: Is there a particular moment in it that you can remember, Ryan.
Speaker 8: The final part where William Shatner's doing the speech about
Speaker 8: Leonard name Way as his friend and saying even the
Speaker 8: most human.
Speaker 9: And things like that.
Speaker 8: That's that's a big deer, Jacob.
Speaker 2: I love that because that movie is quite a few
Speaker 2: years old now, I love that that That's that still
Speaker 2: comes to mind when you talk about movies that make
Speaker 2: you cry?
Speaker 8: Have you seen that? Jack?
Speaker 3: I have not seen.
Speaker 4: I have never seen any of the Star Treks and
Speaker 4: don't care to.
Speaker 3: Actually, Ryan, isn't he missing out on something?
Speaker 2: Shatner Nimoy, you're missing out on these heavyweights on.
Speaker 10: You.
Speaker 4: I've seen the Futurama episode where they talked to the
Speaker 4: Star Trek cast.
Speaker 3: No that's enough.
Speaker 2: No, no, it's not as good a cinemavie. Ryan, thank
Speaker 2: you very much to give us a call.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast, Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Tell me one movie that surprising made me quiet was
Speaker 2: Mamma Mia.
Speaker 3: Because it is.
Speaker 2: So bad my testicles actually dropped off my body and
Speaker 2: walked out of the cinema. James Bond, how dare you
Speaker 2: make a turgeon movie like that? Pierce Brosnan, you should
Speaker 2: hang up that all the James Bond movies should be deleted.
Speaker 3: Number two is under its way? Will you say, Mamma
Speaker 3: Mia two? I tell you what Number two is on
Speaker 3: the way?
Speaker 2: And our children's children will ask us why we did
Speaker 2: nothing to stop this.
Speaker 5: And there's a production of it about to start in
Speaker 5: town next month. Stage production another one. Take it you wipats.
Speaker 3: No, I'll be outside protesting. I feel like Eba goes
Speaker 3: one way or the other.
Speaker 2: You love that about I know I love the songs
Speaker 2: of Abba. There's no need for that terrible, terrible movie.
Speaker 2: If you play James Bond in a movie, then we
Speaker 2: should all have to veto what movies you do? Neck
Speaker 2: next and him singing no bad, bad, bad past all
Speaker 2: the movies that makes you cry, this be good?
Speaker 4: What do you mean this would be good?
Speaker 3: Just to be curious, prefacing it.
Speaker 5: Castaway got me where Tom Hanks has come off the island.
Speaker 5: He's been rescued, and he's sitting around the fire with
Speaker 5: his mate talking and he's come to the realization that
Speaker 5: Kelly has long lost love. He's founder again, but he's
Speaker 5: lost her again because she's gone on with her life
Speaker 5: and she's married.
Speaker 3: That's women for you.
Speaker 9: Ah.
Speaker 2: She moves on a little bit too quickly for my liking.
Speaker 2: Who could do that to Tom Hanks? It's heartbreaking. A
Speaker 2: bit we drives away, it just.
Speaker 5: Flaws you that bit and just a bit you know
Speaker 5: where he said, I've just got to keep going, like
Speaker 5: life has to keep keep going.
Speaker 4: And yeah, it just got me, it was I thought
Speaker 4: the same heart pass away was Wilson drifting away in
Speaker 4: the ocean.
Speaker 3: That's what that was.
Speaker 2: The that was for me because he had a real
Speaker 2: relationship with.
Speaker 4: That, with the ball, with the soccer ball.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think he had.
Speaker 2: Stuff we didn't see. Yeah, it's our business. What goes
Speaker 2: on the island on that ball, that's his business. Okay,
Speaker 2: that was his friend, and that's where we needed to
Speaker 2: get through his time. I'm not judging. I would have
Speaker 2: done the same as well.
Speaker 3: Tom.
Speaker 2: Okay, anyway, it's move on. Uh ketsa keitaa cut cater tisa.
Speaker 2: Sorry buddy, Hey, welcome to the show.
Speaker 11: It happened every day.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry. And uh, what's the movie that makes you cry?
Speaker 11: Click with Adam Sandler.
Speaker 2: I'm going to be honest with my friend. I've seen
Speaker 2: the movie. You can have to help me out. Wish
Speaker 2: bit did you cry at during that?
Speaker 11: I wore was like a full on I wasn't ball
Speaker 11: And just like you know, it's a couple of tears.
Speaker 11: It sounds like, yeah, you know, it's a bit at
Speaker 11: the end like that. Yeah, he didn't spend time with
Speaker 11: his dad. He's always working in that and like he's
Speaker 11: what's in the replay of his life? Dad walks out
Speaker 11: the office after he told him to get stuffed, and
Speaker 11: then his dad turns around.
Speaker 2: I'm getting a little bit I don't know if it's
Speaker 2: a bit dusty in here, but now I remember the scene.
Speaker 2: There's something about those dad moments and movies.
Speaker 11: Yes, and he's going, I love you Saturday.
Speaker 8: He keeps on pausing and remind going to.
Speaker 3: Choke me up. Now Ston, miss my dad now is
Speaker 3: ten thousand miles away.
Speaker 2: I'll be right, guys, I'll be all right. You're gonna
Speaker 2: win the World Cup. What have you seen?
Speaker 3: Have you seen Field of Dreams?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 8: Man, I'm twenty three.
Speaker 11: It's probably before my time.
Speaker 2: Please find some time in your life to see the
Speaker 2: Field of Dreams. Right, it's a great movie. Imagine this
Speaker 2: then I'll sell it to you. In one line, he
Speaker 2: plays catch with his dead dad. Yeah, the ghost of
Speaker 2: his dad plays catch for one last time with his son.
Speaker 2: It is too much for me.
Speaker 4: It's too much.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, You've got to see Field of Dreams.
Speaker 2: That is roughly what happens. Pats.
Speaker 5: You've seen it, Yeah, I've seen it. Who's the eter
Speaker 5: I can see? Kevin Costner of course, James.
Speaker 3: Earl Jones water cast Let me guess.
Speaker 1: Now, the Christian O'Connell breakfast, Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Yesterday have my big pow wow with Don Eddie Maguire
Speaker 2: the lunch. First time I've ever met Eddie and he
Speaker 2: was charming. He was great, fun and a good time
Speaker 2: and a couple of headlines when I turned up at
Speaker 2: that lunch. There were two teams, right, it could possibly
Speaker 2: be the world to announce tomorrow.
Speaker 4: You're not putting Collingwood in the mix now that you've
Speaker 4: met with Eddie A.
Speaker 2: I'm going to say too much. I don't want to
Speaker 2: tell stories out of school. But let's just say there
Speaker 2: were two teams.
Speaker 4: The brain.
Speaker 2: Not at all. But Eddie gave me the history of AFL.
Speaker 2: He went through all the teams, the history. It was incredible.
Speaker 2: We didn't stumble over a word.
Speaker 4: What about Dars and Will? Were they trying to bring
Speaker 4: you over the Bulldog?
Speaker 3: They weren't there. It was just me and the Dawn.
Speaker 5: It had them killed off.
Speaker 2: Unhappy with the show yesterday, guys, don't come to lunch.
Speaker 2: I don't want to see you out If you be
Speaker 2: Collingwood that hey, I never said that you'll be decided. No, listen, listen,
Speaker 2: listen all I asked her what I said, You're twisted
Speaker 2: my words. I just said there were two teams, now
Speaker 2: the three and then I find out my wife last
Speaker 2: night right that you might be up to something today. Oh,
Speaker 2: I know what it is. She she was like, she
Speaker 2: was hid on her phone. She was I'm just sing
Speaker 2: because this is the first time you're making some last
Speaker 2: minute bid for the bombers.
Speaker 4: I've got something on my slay for the bombers. And
Speaker 4: I didn't know whether I could trust her or not.
Speaker 4: It seems like I can't trust her say anything.
Speaker 2: She didn't say anything to me. All I know is
Speaker 2: she said, Jack's got something planned.
Speaker 4: Just watch your back.
Speaker 2: And you and you point the finger at my new bestie,
Speaker 2: Eddie McGuire.
Speaker 3: You best last week it was Hambridge McLaughlin. Now it's
Speaker 3: Eddie McGuire.
Speaker 2: I like to roll it, Okay, I guess.
Speaker 3: So I'm going this Sunday afternoon. How long was the lunch?
Speaker 3: Three hours? You didn't ask me where I'm going this
Speaker 3: Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 4: You're not backstage man.
Speaker 3: Meet the players.
Speaker 2: Me and the man I now like.
Speaker 1: To call press the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold
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Speaker 2: Tail through how your brand new Early Morning Game works.
Speaker 3: This is a great one.
Speaker 4: It's called how long is that list? I'll give a category.
Speaker 4: It could be chocolate bars, could be types of pets. Yeah,
Speaker 4: let's not say too many, because I want to hold
Speaker 4: them all right, I can use them.
Speaker 3: Yes, types of pets. Could be ex lovers. Yep, I will, well,
Speaker 3: it's going to be broader than that. I can go
Speaker 3: personal thing. Sure, I will say to you how diseases?
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: Stop stop giving types of tree.
Speaker 4: Let's use pets for example, I say, Christian, how long
Speaker 4: is that list?
Speaker 2: I say, pets. Okay, I'm going to go, well, here's
Speaker 2: a new bit. We did nothing yesterday. A listener called Peter.
Speaker 2: I'll give him that name because I've forgotten his name.
Speaker 2: I listen called Peter said, actually heard Early Morning Game yesterday?
Speaker 2: How long has that list? I love it because I
Speaker 2: suggest you have two dice.
Speaker 3: You roll the.
Speaker 2: Dice, that's you find out how many they need to
Speaker 2: come up with in that list. So obviously came to
Speaker 2: this one and there's no dice at the radio station.
Speaker 2: But Disa Bex has made something which I got to
Speaker 2: ask if we were nursery school teachers and a three
Speaker 2: year old made it. I have a web of parents.
Speaker 2: There's something wrong with that kid. All right, have you
Speaker 2: seen this? I just think, you know, such an evil
Speaker 2: gods come up with this dice.
Speaker 4: Everybody's seen what a dice looks like before. She hasn't
Speaker 4: done the three diagonal. No, she's done the five like
Speaker 4: two to one. She hasn't put the one in the middle.
Speaker 4: It's just it's it's like someone who's honestly never seen
Speaker 4: the dice before. But yeah, I mean we got them alive.
Speaker 4: If anyone was going to complain, it would be you, Jack,
Speaker 4: because she's so particular.
Speaker 3: It's not as that makes.
Speaker 2: I'm still very new here, and I don't want to
Speaker 2: fall out with you bes because you're a very powerful
Speaker 2: lady who had the radio station. However, it's often sometimes
Speaker 2: we were chell about stuff and it's clear.
Speaker 3: That you were Hillbilly no TV. The trailer parks she
Speaker 3: grew up in.
Speaker 2: And it's great that this radio station has a program
Speaker 2: where we bring people like you in like an outreach thing.
Speaker 2: And if this is how you see dice. Maybe on
Speaker 2: the trailer part. This is how they made dice. I
Speaker 2: guess in the dirt or something, you know, with an
Speaker 2: old shoe and they would roll the shoe.
Speaker 4: You've drawn the three like it's a bowling like. It's
Speaker 4: how you put the fingers in a bowling ball.
Speaker 2: It's a lot sided like she just rolled us skating
Speaker 2: down a hill whilst making this.
Speaker 4: But you made it in a song and it's actually
Speaker 4: very good, very good, very suddenly a bit tight.
Speaker 2: We feel a bit bad now, it's really really good. Actually,
Speaker 2: more I think about it, I wish moll dice look
Speaker 2: like this. Yeah, it's a future of dice, is what
Speaker 2: you've done. So okay, calling now if you want to play?
Speaker 3: How long is that list? Yep, you don't have to
Speaker 3: know anything. You don't have to then you do actually
Speaker 3: just be pretty good. Quick quick thinker.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, okay, quick thinkers calling now there is a prize.
Speaker 2: That's right, you said the prize and it is double
Speaker 2: gold class vouchers.
Speaker 4: There back and I'll explain what the topic is, what
Speaker 4: the category is.
Speaker 3: After this song the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three, Stevie.
Speaker 2: Wonder and Gold won a four point three. It's the
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Twenty four hours away from decision
Speaker 2: day when I announced it to my show, which AFL
Speaker 2: team I am going to be going.
Speaker 3: For last team? Today?
Speaker 2: It's the Bulldogs last. But by no means least already though,
Speaker 2: the threats have started to come in. Yeah if you
Speaker 2: I mean, I've seen that text Christian, if you love
Speaker 2: this Christian, if you go with Collingwood, the ratings will drop.
Speaker 2: Not a good look unless you have a buddy contract
Speaker 2: Tony in Atherton, and.
Speaker 4: I mean, we're not doing this show for the ratings,
Speaker 4: but do you want to Well.
Speaker 2: We are almost I'm saxophone. I'm going to pack up
Speaker 2: and getting packed the back up and the kids have
Speaker 2: really enjoying this city. We really are.
Speaker 3: Was it the hiring it for just fun charity? Doctor
Speaker 3: palm Oh, I thought, I thought the the.
Speaker 2: And what did you teach them?
Speaker 3: In ten years?
Speaker 4: We always have they.
Speaker 2: Told you that their show isn't successful. To keep the
Speaker 2: other wages low, we did any break even Hamershnandy PLC
Speaker 2: is struggling every year. Sorry Jack, Yes again, there are
Speaker 2: no listeners. We're making a loss at Hamish Nandy PLC. Jack.
Speaker 4: Sorry, that's why I have to put in some of
Speaker 4: my own money to keep this.
Speaker 3: All right, play the theme tune Hello.
Speaker 1: Hello is the list?
Speaker 3: How long is that list?
Speaker 4: It's a simple game. I say a category the caller
Speaker 4: and then ask you, sorry, how long is that list?
Speaker 4: If you've got a new method where you're going to
Speaker 4: roll the dice, give us a number. The caller then
Speaker 4: has to reach that number. Yep, listing things in the category.
Speaker 3: So what do you got today? The category today, which.
Speaker 4: I don't say before we get our caller so they
Speaker 4: can't google.
Speaker 3: Or research, don't tell the backstory of it.
Speaker 4: The hell category today?
Speaker 2: Where's the engineer?
Speaker 12: Is?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: Wait, let me do another. I have forgot I got
Speaker 3: this ready. The category today is hobbies?
Speaker 12: No, no, it is.
Speaker 2: I gave you a note yesterday and this wasn't one
Speaker 2: of them.
Speaker 7: You're doing so well?
Speaker 2: What a boring topic? Hot ass canet.
Speaker 3: Stamps, don't give any.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 2: Let me roll becks and witches as homemade dice. We've
Speaker 2: got a oh, I start to tell because she's scribbled
Speaker 2: them in what's that five? Five and five?
Speaker 7: Ten?
Speaker 2: Hobbies or Allie's online one playing the first this morning.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Allie, Hello, good morning. I'm sorry Aldie to
Speaker 2: do this to you, but you need to name us
Speaker 2: ten hobbies. Can you do that.
Speaker 12: I'm gonna I'm gonna give it my death to.
Speaker 4: Go, good life. Thank you, start now.
Speaker 12: Okay, sewing, archery, scrap booking, yes, ballroom dancing, dance collecting, ye, knitting, ye, crocheting.
Speaker 12: What was the last one, Dashie, quilting, stalking.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's a more hobby. I'd like to do it,
Speaker 2: definitely not need one more. One more came on?
Speaker 7: You do so well, I would say.
Speaker 12: I don't know what the word is for it, like
Speaker 12: kingdom making, like.
Speaker 2: A looking up at the other planes in the sky,
Speaker 2: whether you know the nodes?
Speaker 12: What thing would be.
Speaker 10: A plane?
Speaker 2: Alie, one world, she did it?
Speaker 4: You turn my laptop down, but you can't, she buzzed out. No, No,
Speaker 4: I'm at school.
Speaker 12: I'm a primary school teacher.
Speaker 2: You've got your double gold glass vouchers. They're yours, they're safe. Well, Allie,
Speaker 2: all right, Well, I mean.
Speaker 4: It's the category. It wasn't your liking. Give me another
Speaker 4: chance tomorrow to bring in a new category, because I
Speaker 4: think the game still has merrit.
Speaker 2: I love it. I love this game. I absolutely love
Speaker 2: playing it. Pick one for Pats right now, I love
Speaker 2: playing it. Pick one for parts.
Speaker 3: All right, Pats, you can have Let me just go
Speaker 3: to my handy. I'm not telling you what to say,
Speaker 3: but do a news one like classic news stories.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, the story name famous news anchors on Australian television.
Speaker 3: Do I have to give a number though, roll the
Speaker 3: dice for dice. Okay, it's six and what is that
Speaker 3: three yet?
Speaker 2: Nine? Nine?
Speaker 5: Jennifer Kite, Sandra Sully, Mike Wolden, Brian Naylor, Tony Jones,
Speaker 5: Joe Hall, who else?
Speaker 4: There's the buzz? Too slow?
Speaker 2: Zero?
Speaker 3: Dear be slow? How long is that list? It's back
Speaker 3: tomorrow morning.
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Speaker 2: It does feel like the final countdown for the next
Speaker 2: twenty four hours for me. Actually, good morning, it's to
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show on Gold one or four point three.
Speaker 2: We'd be doing this thing as I try and pick
Speaker 2: an AFL team, And it's a really hard decision. I'm
Speaker 2: sure you can appreciate that. You've probably just got your
Speaker 2: af AFL team kind of handed to you some way.
Speaker 2: When you were younger, you never really thought about all
Speaker 2: the options available, and you had the luxury of too
Speaker 2: much time and too much thought. People are getting in
Speaker 2: your ear telling you, definitely don't do Richmond, Definitely don't
Speaker 2: do Collinwood because of Eddie, Definitely don't do Carlton. Before
Speaker 2: they even say you should pick my team, and why
Speaker 2: I'm getting the three teams, I can't go anywhere near
Speaker 2: and then Jack sports the Bombers and I'm thinking I
Speaker 2: can't do that. You don't too Bombers fans. Then someone
Speaker 2: tells you about the team that the guy that used
Speaker 2: to do this job used to do. So we're going
Speaker 2: how many teams have I got to choose from? I'm
Speaker 2: macking myself into a corner here. It's stressful. So tomorrow
Speaker 2: morning I will announce my team. It's the last team
Speaker 2: speed dam me. This morning is the Bulldogs and.
Speaker 4: The text keep rolling in. Can't go for Collingwood. You
Speaker 4: said you threw them back into the mix. After a
Speaker 4: long lunch with Eddie yesterday where he charmed the pants
Speaker 4: off you. We just will be fed. If you choose Collingwood,
Speaker 4: it'll be an amazing choice.
Speaker 2: I haven't said them going with Connorwood. I just said
Speaker 2: I'd even say that it is Connorwood. It's just that
Speaker 2: there's a third team that's entered my heart in the
Speaker 2: last twenty four hours.
Speaker 4: After a big coincidence, after a three hour lunch by lunch.
Speaker 2: Twenty four hours is a long time in radio, guys, Okay,
Speaker 2: twenty four hours is a long time in radio.
Speaker 4: Surprised you here this morning.
Speaker 3: I'm not over with them.
Speaker 4: Wow, wow, you know this big fight fighte fine fight fight.
Speaker 2: Eddie has split the team up.
Speaker 3: He's become our Yoko.
Speaker 2: So yesterday on the show, I was talking about Bert
Speaker 2: the crocod He's up there in Darwin. He's predicting the
Speaker 2: Australia World Cup games. And we spoke to Leanne from Krocosaurus.
Speaker 13: It is our residentsye at Crocodile. So he is a
Speaker 13: five point one meter eighty year old male croc He
Speaker 13: has been at Krocosaurus cod for just under ten years,
Speaker 13: so he's been doing predictions pretty much ever since he
Speaker 13: got here.
Speaker 9: He's predicted all sorts of things.
Speaker 2: Such ass give us a few highlights.
Speaker 13: Yeah, he's predicted lots of sports games. So he's done
Speaker 13: State of Origin, AFL game, the Darwin Cup, he picked
Speaker 13: the winning horse a couple of years ago.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 13: But he's also dabbled in politics a little.
Speaker 4: Bit as well.
Speaker 2: Okay, so Darwin says, But yesterday I also producers of
Speaker 2: this team to please do only one thing, and that
Speaker 2: is get hold of a crocodile for Thursday's breakfast show
Speaker 2: ahead of your next game against Denmark Thursday night. The
Speaker 2: team have stepped up. They've delivered. You are going to
Speaker 2: be Thursday morning live from the Aquarium.
Speaker 4: Okay, I don't mind going down.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, it wasn't I didn't believe there was a question.
Speaker 2: It was as a full full stop there there wasn't.
Speaker 3: A question mark.
Speaker 4: I will accept your invite.
Speaker 2: Is a directive. I said, you will be live from
Speaker 2: the aquarium with They say, but we see Penjara Pinjarra.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is the crock there?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 4: What he stats up against Berg Bird's eighty years old,
Speaker 4: five and a half meters long.
Speaker 2: Five meters fifties, Bert's eighty two. His best predictions I
Speaker 2: think are behind him. It's all about the new kid
Speaker 2: on the block at fifty Pinjara.
Speaker 4: Yeah, young talent versus old.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you are live from the aquarium, you'll be
Speaker 2: dangling bits of meat over Pinjara.
Speaker 4: I won't be doing it.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, when it's all fine, SPoD the keepers. No,
Speaker 2: it's no worries whatsoever. Sorted it all out.
Speaker 4: Give me a fishing rod.
Speaker 3: I know you don't need to do that.
Speaker 2: No, no, it's absolutely fine. Honestly, you're pretty you pretty quick,
Speaker 2: aren't you go at that? Just move your hand out
Speaker 2: the way moving. Yeah, you'll be fine. You need to
Speaker 2: be a bit quicker than that. You should be absolutely fine.
Speaker 2: So Jack's down there sort of chucking me up in
Speaker 2: the air in the enclosure with them. Yeah, and you
Speaker 2: feed them chickens. Okay, these are just to point out
Speaker 2: the dead chickens. I don't need to go and catch
Speaker 2: them chickens, and then I'll bring them to the aquair.
Speaker 2: And these are chickens that have died naturally as.
Speaker 3: Well, all right, and I'll have it on the end
Speaker 3: of a long no, no, no, don't worry about that.
Speaker 2: Will in my hair now, you'd be absolutely fine. What's
Speaker 2: to be worried about quick young guy like you. Okay,
Speaker 2: and anything bad does happen, We've got it on Facebook live.
Speaker 2: This show will become huge. So I would appreciate your
Speaker 2: sacrifice if you do something awful happens to you. Okay,
Speaker 2: all right, all.
Speaker 4: Right, all in the name of predicting whether Australia can
Speaker 4: be denmarks.
Speaker 2: Okay, So coming up next, there is a theory that
Speaker 2: people have a certain name, it can influence the job
Speaker 2: that you take.
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Speaker 2: So this Thursday we're going to have a live crock
Speaker 2: off but up in Darwin versus Pinjara, I your best
Speaker 2: mate at Melbourne Aquarium, who can predict the Australian game
Speaker 2: the better? But versus Pinge. So have you ever heard
Speaker 2: of a phrase called nominative determinism. No, it is a theory.
Speaker 2: It's a actual theory that if you have a certain name,
Speaker 2: it can influence your choice of job. Yeah, well I.
Speaker 4: Told you earlier that my sister worked at the mail
Speaker 4: sorting room yep, meg Post.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there you go. That's it. That's nominative determinism, that
Speaker 2: the name can influence the job. I once spoke to
Speaker 2: a butcher called Bob Chopp like a pork chop, and
Speaker 2: he was from a long line of chops. His dad
Speaker 2: was a chop and his grandfather was a chop. And
Speaker 2: they've had a family butcher's business. They're all chops, okay,
Speaker 2: and that's what they do, pop chops. I know that
Speaker 2: there is a dentist. You can google this. You don't
Speaker 2: believe me, right, you've heeard them pat Sports News early
Speaker 2: about wimbled and get ready for Wimbledon in this summer,
Speaker 2: and there was a dentist in wimbled And called Dr Fang. Yep,
Speaker 2: an actual dentist called Dr Fang. I met when I
Speaker 2: went to speak at a kid's school a couple of
Speaker 2: months ago, a lady who ran the library there, head
Speaker 2: of English doctor letters. It's amazing. So having the surname letters,
Speaker 2: she starts to think somehow about the job that's open
Speaker 2: to her. That is it? I guarantee you think.
Speaker 4: Is that it's not just a coincidence. Do you think
Speaker 4: they're really attracted to the job because.
Speaker 3: Of their name?
Speaker 2: That's a theory. I guarantee that we people listen to
Speaker 2: this right now who've experienced either they've gone to a
Speaker 2: meeting with somebody who has a name that is relevant
Speaker 2: to what they do.
Speaker 3: Beck's got excited.
Speaker 2: Earlier she was chatting to a winner we had just
Speaker 2: before seven o'clock, who's a science teacher called Alie Kettle.
Speaker 2: Surname Kettle. That isn't an example of it because it
Speaker 2: is nastist. She did come and say how weird she
Speaker 2: and she decided, you know, if it was if she
Speaker 2: was Ali gas or Ali potassium or Ali periodic table.
Speaker 4: Yes, you knows.
Speaker 2: Kettle? Yeah I don't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe if you're running behind in your class, you
Speaker 4: turn the kettle on and then pour it in the
Speaker 4: baker or the buns and burner just to get it
Speaker 4: warmed up quicker. But I can't think of any other
Speaker 4: reason why you would use a kettle.
Speaker 2: You're not looking at your surname one day, going kettle,
Speaker 2: that's it science teacher. Yeah, you know, just like the
Speaker 2: chops before me. All right, So I want to know,
Speaker 2: do you know what I'm talking about? Have you got
Speaker 2: an example of this where the name is to do
Speaker 2: with the job. I guarantee there's people in Melbourne that
Speaker 2: you've met. It might even be you let me know
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Speaker 2: for Crown. Testing out the series of nominative determinism, whereby
Speaker 2: if you've got a certain name, it could influence the
Speaker 2: choice of your job. Bex thought she had one earlier
Speaker 2: when we had a winner called Alie Kettle. She came
Speaker 2: running and going Alie Kettle. It's linked directly to her
Speaker 2: job a science teacher. Jack and I were night no
Speaker 2: is Kettle? Has she worked in a tea shop or
Speaker 2: a coffee shop?
Speaker 3: Bang on?
Speaker 2: However, you have got some better examples, Darryl, good morning, Hi,
Speaker 2: how are you?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good? Daryl?
Speaker 2: So is this your name linked to your job?
Speaker 11: It certainly is my surname's car.
Speaker 14: And I'm marda mechanic.
Speaker 7: Got a marda mechanical repair shop that we've had for
Speaker 7: over thirty years.
Speaker 14: I've done in the trade forty five years and for
Speaker 14: the last five or sixty years. My son who is
Speaker 14: name Heiden Car, he works in the business with me.
Speaker 2: I love this.
Speaker 3: This is great. This is it in a nutshell. That
Speaker 3: is brilliant.
Speaker 2: Daryl and your son both from the name cars and
Speaker 2: he both work in the both mechanics.
Speaker 11: That's right.
Speaker 3: Yep. What's the name of your business, Darryl.
Speaker 11: The name of the business is Finaline Automatic Services in Knothfield.
Speaker 2: Got to do something with the cars. Cars is our name,
Speaker 2: Cars is our business.
Speaker 4: Well we should I shouldn't die.
Speaker 2: There you go, there you go. That's like Daryl Carr.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Cool on the show. Thank you
Speaker 2: all right, Jen, Good morning, good morning. Okay, so we
Speaker 2: go from Darryl Carr the mechanic. What have you got
Speaker 2: for us?
Speaker 3: Jen?
Speaker 15: I was married at Saint Paul's Church in Frankston by
Speaker 15: brew Albert Church.
Speaker 3: This is my favorite one.
Speaker 2: Now, Darryl Carr was great Albert Church, mister a church,
Speaker 2: a reverend of the cloth and he is a church
Speaker 2: in a church.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's great.
Speaker 11: That was in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 15: I'm sure he's passed away.
Speaker 2: I hope. But the Great Reverend Church. Isn't the late
Speaker 2: great Reverend Church. I hope that he's still out there
Speaker 2: marrying couples and doing blessings that in the news.
Speaker 3: Do he, Pats?
Speaker 2: Can you get on that.
Speaker 5: About I'll see how he's going.
Speaker 4: Even the way he said could be then, Jen, could be,
Speaker 4: could be, but un likely.
Speaker 2: It's a state of him back in the day.
Speaker 3: All right, Jen, Thanks you cool, have a good day.
Speaker 2: No, thank you. JJ born in Christian Good morning, JJ.
Speaker 2: So tell us about your name and your job. How
Speaker 2: they linked.
Speaker 14: Well, it's not particularly my name. It's somebody that I've
Speaker 14: worked with. So I'm a finance manager at the NAB
Speaker 14: and I work with somebody whose name is Loan.
Speaker 3: I never heard that name. Well, I've never heard that surname.
Speaker 3: What's the first name?
Speaker 2: You have to say?
Speaker 7: That is the first name Loan.
Speaker 14: So you go to loan, you speak to Loan to
Speaker 14: get a loan.
Speaker 4: L O A N l A N.
Speaker 2: That's not so one's first name.
Speaker 14: That is literally her first name.
Speaker 2: This is incredible. I'd be so confused if I came
Speaker 2: into your office and they went, yet you want some money, Okay,
Speaker 2: you go and see loan and I go I'm looking
Speaker 2: for the loans.
Speaker 4: I'm loan at loans, peering around the room, looking for
Speaker 4: the candid camera and the prank show loans.
Speaker 3: I've never heard the first name Loans in my life.
Speaker 14: It is yeah, always as shocked as you are.
Speaker 2: Right now, that's a great one. Yeah, she would be
Speaker 2: all right, j J. Thanks you cool, have a good day.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get one last call from Lawrence. Good morning, Lawrence,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning Lawrence. Okay, what's your h what's
Speaker 2: your one for us?
Speaker 6: Well, I went to get a check from the doctor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and his name was doctor Ring and he actually
Speaker 4: went up my ringhole.
Speaker 1: Okay, the Questian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Good Morning's Gold one four point three Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 2: If you're listening all day long to this fine station,
Speaker 2: we hear us playing the same song twice, you could
Speaker 2: be winning ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: It's about this week the ten k no repeat workdays.
Speaker 2: It's coming up four ten to eight, So we're just
Speaker 2: playing ah and we're talking about your small claim to
Speaker 2: fame with a celebrity. Get this great text from Steve
Speaker 2: in brizzy Christian, I want fish and chips to Morton
Speaker 2: Harkit the beautiful lead singer from our he had cod
Speaker 2: Thanks for detail. I was wondering what you go for.
Speaker 2: May just want the chips, you know, sort of thing
Speaker 2: do they sort of inga as well, Steve, can you
Speaker 2: get back to me? Thank you very much for the
Speaker 2: detail there. So the reason why we're talking about the
Speaker 2: small claims to fame evolving your rum is yesterday Jack
Speaker 2: has dropped this bombshell in the middle of the show
Speaker 2: among kiss murphews.
Speaker 3: By the way, if you want that story one day,
Speaker 3: so way.
Speaker 2: One thing I found out today is Jack's got no
Speaker 2: idea where his parents are.
Speaker 3: They're in Europe somewhere.
Speaker 4: Looking through messages, I think I can track them down
Speaker 4: to somewhere in Italy.
Speaker 3: Oh that's good, you've narrowed it down to a country.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Is Blagio a place or I always think of the
Speaker 4: show as the hotel, but maybe is a place.
Speaker 3: It is a place in Italy, Italy. They might be
Speaker 3: in Blagio. Which is when did you last speak to
Speaker 3: your parents? I mean they're on when they're on the
Speaker 3: message parents.
Speaker 4: Family every day. Last speak when did I last converse
Speaker 4: with them one on one. God, maybe when when I
Speaker 4: went over to London to interview for the job with you,
Speaker 4: I stopped in Croatia.
Speaker 2: What was it like in February? You're staying in your
Speaker 2: mom and dad's house?
Speaker 4: What about Mother's Day? Did you not ring her in
Speaker 4: May for Mother's Day?
Speaker 3: I must have.
Speaker 4: They Actually they've been, They said they've been listening to
Speaker 4: the podcast on the family WhatsApp.
Speaker 3: So Hi, mom and dad if.
Speaker 2: You listen, going to speak to them on the podcast.
Speaker 4: And Mum get back to me with the full details
Speaker 4: of the Merv Hughes story.
Speaker 3: Absolutely show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Christine, good morning, good morning, Good morning, Christine.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show. What's your small client to Faine
Speaker 2: involving a celebrity?
Speaker 8: Well, it wasn't myself.
Speaker 2: My husband was good mate.
Speaker 12: We went to school primary school with Murv.
Speaker 3: That's great.
Speaker 2: Can you ask your husband at primary school? Did Merv
Speaker 2: have that tash? I have a theory he was born
Speaker 2: with the tash?
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Please ask you for me. Thank you very much, Christine.
Speaker 3: Have a good day. And yes, hi, hello and welcome
Speaker 3: to the show. And what's just walk claim to fame?
Speaker 15: I had Bond Scott and Binch lovegrogo for dinner at
Speaker 15: my mother's house.
Speaker 3: This is incredible.
Speaker 2: So bon Scott obviously ac DC was in ac DC
Speaker 2: when he came out for dinner.
Speaker 15: No, he was still in the Valentine Okay, and can you.
Speaker 2: Tell me what did bon Scott have for dinner?
Speaker 4: Ah?
Speaker 2: That is amazing and that's got a love the fact
Speaker 2: you still how come bond Scott was round for dinner?
Speaker 15: Well, a group of girl friends. We were friends with
Speaker 15: them with the Valentines. And yes, they just I just
Speaker 15: invited for dinner and Mum cooked it.
Speaker 2: What a lovely, polite thing to do. This is great
Speaker 2: and thank you very much. She cool.
Speaker 3: You have a good day.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: All right, Bruce, let's say one last call, Bruce. I'm
Speaker 2: pretty good, Bruce. So what's your claim to fame? Olving
Speaker 2: a famous person?
Speaker 14: I watched Play four with Linda Ronstad.
Speaker 3: Get in who won? Did you let Linda Ronstat win
Speaker 3: or did you try to win?
Speaker 4: Cleaned our clock?
Speaker 12: She was a lot better than I.
Speaker 2: Was, the color of money.
Speaker 3: She was a hustler.
Speaker 2: That is a great one.
Speaker 3: Years ago.
Speaker 4: I've been practicing ever since for the remats.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, And where was this we did this amazing game
Speaker 2: take place.
Speaker 1: I was actually in Canada, in Northern Canada, but brother
Speaker 1: and I had just finished the camping fishing.
Speaker 8: Swift and we thought we'd give ourselves a bit of a.
Speaker 4: Treat get cleaned up, so we put into a lodge
Speaker 4: and there she was with some friends if you were
Speaker 4: a band, and yeah, we just.
Speaker 8: Spent an evening with them.
Speaker 3: That's a great story. I love that, Bruce, thank you
Speaker 3: very much. She could have a good day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast, Joe Melbourne's gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: You know, Scott round for a roast. We want to
Speaker 2: know tomorrow which famous person if you had round at
Speaker 2: yours for dinner? And then I see this one comes
Speaker 2: in just before we getting ready to get in the
Speaker 2: eight o'clock News on I spilled hot milk on Eric
Speaker 2: Banner's arm.
Speaker 3: That's on, Tristan. I love that.
Speaker 2: That's a great one as well. All right, News and
Speaker 2: Spot on the way coming up till the next hour.
Speaker 2: Then the tenth of Final Team in ten Teens and
Speaker 2: ten shows, the Bulldogs make their case.
Speaker 3: Why should I pick them? Tomorrow?
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Speaker 2: We're not really interested in showbiz gossip. However, when I
Speaker 2: hear a story, a guy called Steve in Brisbane listen
Speaker 2: to the show lets us know that he wants served
Speaker 2: fish and chips to Morton Harket, leading of uh huh,
Speaker 2: and it was cop by the way, I he helped
Speaker 2: me read the text out and want to know did
Speaker 2: he have also have chips? And did Morton Harket from
Speaker 2: AHA sort and vinegar on the Fish and Chip update
Speaker 2: About Morton Harkett and Fish and Chips update, Christian, I
Speaker 2: can confirm salt and vinegar was applied. Free pickled egg
Speaker 2: was also offered, but I believe refused. It was many
Speaker 2: years ago. I don't think you'd want the big old
Speaker 2: egg stink too much and repeat if he was doing
Speaker 2: a gig beforehand or something.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 2: All right, So this is the moment on the show
Speaker 2: of Me Tuesday where I put something I want to
Speaker 2: talk to you about and Jack puts something up as well.
Speaker 2: Jack generally, up until three minutes ago, had a really
Speaker 2: good idea. I thought this would be a this would
Speaker 2: be a sure fire home run. Then he goes, oh, no,
Speaker 2: that's okay, I've got something that's a bit worse. Actually,
Speaker 2: I'll do that.
Speaker 3: That's how we're going to win this city. That kind
Speaker 3: of commitment.
Speaker 2: So the thing I'd like to talk to about you
Speaker 2: about you in the next twenty minutes or so is
Speaker 2: sometimes when you were younger, you try to set up
Speaker 2: a business. You and a buddy might have had an
Speaker 2: idea to try and make some money on the side.
Speaker 2: So if you had a business that you try to
Speaker 2: set up as a kid, I'd like to hear all
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 4: It's a great one.
Speaker 2: What have you got?
Speaker 3: Well, got up early to watch the England game. My
Speaker 3: wife and I this morning. Thank you for your support,
Speaker 3: she goes.
Speaker 4: At one point, she said, the ref must be so
Speaker 4: excited to be given the opportunity to referee the World Cup.
Speaker 4: You should do a call in on refs.
Speaker 3: I said, okay, what should we ask?
Speaker 4: This is her suggestion?
Speaker 3: Are you a ref?
Speaker 4: Crickets?
Speaker 3: Are you a ref?
Speaker 2: That's it all right? So someone called Pete calls in
Speaker 2: and Frankston he calls in, and you say, hey, Peter,
Speaker 2: you a ref? Mate, and uh what do you what
Speaker 2: are you didn't ask me that I'm too busy? What
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 3: No, no, can't go, gotta go. I'm busy in Frankston.
Speaker 3: Nice to have you on, Pete.
Speaker 4: Thanks, Well, the lines are full, we'll take them after
Speaker 4: this song.
Speaker 2: So are you a referee? Yes? Okay, all right?
Speaker 3: Are you a referee? And did you join up a
Speaker 3: small business as a kid.
Speaker 2: Let's see what happens for the next twenty minutes or
Speaker 2: nine four one one O four three The.
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Speaker 2: It's the Christian and Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 3: I'm go into it now.
Speaker 2: I've just had a really irritate and text my wife.
Speaker 2: I hate it when she texts me in the middle
Speaker 2: of the show with something that I can't you know,
Speaker 2: it was important. My wife doesn't really think that this
Speaker 2: is a proper job. She's kind of right as she
Speaker 2: she is right, but it still doesn't mean, you know,
Speaker 2: if I was a surgeon. You're not asking me about
Speaker 2: the color of a car we're going to get today.
Speaker 2: And the kid just wappens. I'm outnumbered Okay, the girls
Speaker 2: outnumber me. I've got daughters. They're sending them on a
Speaker 2: white car, so I don't want a white car. White car?
Speaker 3: Is it's bad enough?
Speaker 2: Were renting out of bayside white cars snobs.
Speaker 4: And you're right, we're boring like gray and it's totally
Speaker 4: interrupting all the rest we could be speaking to right now.
Speaker 2: Right let's got's find out if the refs are calling
Speaker 2: in or you're telling us about businesses you try to
Speaker 2: set up as a kid. Josh, Yeah, good eye, good ay, Josh,
Speaker 2: and off you go. What are you What little business
Speaker 2: did you try to set up when you were a
Speaker 2: young kid.
Speaker 6: Well back when I was in year seven, they used
Speaker 6: to go down to the market and cry by a
Speaker 6: headphone for five dollars each, and I'd sell them down
Speaker 6: at school for twenty each.
Speaker 2: This is amazing. You were there before Dre's beats. You
Speaker 2: were the original doing this. I reckon he stole that
Speaker 2: idea from you. Josh, that's great, Josh, Oh sorry, just
Speaker 2: carry on to.
Speaker 6: Get out of it real quick. Coming back to me
Speaker 6: with them broken, so I had to get out of
Speaker 6: it before they all came back to get the money back.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, Josh, thank you very much and cool?
Speaker 9: Yeah, no is cat uh?
Speaker 2: I mean catch you later?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Cat, I like it.
Speaker 2: I's not using that as well. Catch did you you
Speaker 2: say that as well?
Speaker 3: Was that just a Josh?
Speaker 4: No, it feels like it actually feels like a primary
Speaker 4: school thing something you might have done when he was.
Speaker 2: No, I'm going to end every show with that and
Speaker 2: catch Jane now yeah, there are you going stumble on
Speaker 2: their like that? Okay?
Speaker 3: And Janell? What was the little business you tried to
Speaker 3: set up as a kid.
Speaker 12: Well, as a young child, I wanted to try and
Speaker 12: make some money for.
Speaker 7: Myself so I could start saving the stuff. And yeah,
Speaker 7: I end up making some little beanies and some kids
Speaker 7: stuff PILs and try and sell them around the neighborhood.
Speaker 3: And how much would these things go for?
Speaker 7: About five bucks? So then I'll go and really hot.
Speaker 4: How long would it take you to make one toy
Speaker 4: that you would then sell for five bucks?
Speaker 12: Two weeks?
Speaker 2: Two weeks? How slow were you making these things? Don't
Speaker 2: take that long to knock out a beanie.
Speaker 10: Does it?
Speaker 7: I wasn't fine, so it was quite funny because I'd
Speaker 7: have backup orders and everything.
Speaker 10: So.
Speaker 4: I reckon Janew. By the time you factor in materials
Speaker 4: and labor, five bucks isn't really covering it.
Speaker 7: No, I wasn't actually, but I thought it was a
Speaker 7: good investment at the time.
Speaker 3: And turning out, Janew, that sort of entreprenship.
Speaker 2: You've got.
Speaker 3: What do you do now as an adult for a living?
Speaker 12: Oh, I'm an jine cleaner.
Speaker 7: I tried yep, alright, yeah, I'm actually making money now.
Speaker 2: Oh that's good news. Well you funny note your lessons.
Speaker 2: All right, all right, janelll catch Yeah, No one seems
Speaker 2: to know when I say catch, Josh, let me down there, Janelle,
Speaker 2: just let me hang in one of the catchphrase.
Speaker 3: Catch.
Speaker 2: This is exciting. We've got to clear this sap break
Speaker 2: when we come back. We've got two for one a
Speaker 2: referee who also tried to set up a business.
Speaker 3: You're kidding me.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: In access by my starting Gold one A four point
Speaker 2: three eight twenty eight. So twenty minutes ago. I had
Speaker 2: something that I want to talk to you about, and
Speaker 2: that was did you try and set up a little
Speaker 2: business when you were a kid.
Speaker 3: That's some great course, Jack had a curve for one
Speaker 3: my wife. It was my wife's suggestion, suggestion.
Speaker 4: This morning we were watching the Son of.
Speaker 3: Your Poor Wife under the bus with his whole It
Speaker 3: was my my wife's idea.
Speaker 4: She said the ref must be really excited to be
Speaker 4: given the World Cup games, and she said you should
Speaker 4: do a call in about refs. Her suggestion was are
Speaker 4: you a ref?
Speaker 3: So we're doing are you?
Speaker 4: Are you a ref? And you said what kind of
Speaker 4: things would we asked them? In that song, I wrote
Speaker 4: down plenty of questions that you are.
Speaker 3: Now we've got We've got someone here, Gavin. Good morning, Gav.
Speaker 3: Are you Gavin? Are you actually a ref?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: I am what soccer ref?
Speaker 16: No?
Speaker 2: Basketball?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: All right, he's your guest and then I'll ask her
Speaker 2: at the end about his business.
Speaker 4: Yet as a kid, what's the best call you've ever made?
Speaker 9: Oh? It depends what you want to know.
Speaker 7: I'm sports to like tech fail, Yeah, yeah, all of
Speaker 7: those sorts of things.
Speaker 4: Yeah, who sorry, Gav? Who are some of your favorite refs?
Speaker 14: Who are some of my favorite refs?
Speaker 2: I never really had any favorite refs.
Speaker 9: I started doing it when I was younger, and yeah,
Speaker 9: because I played basketball.
Speaker 8: And well and a little bit of extra cash and
Speaker 8: become a reef.
Speaker 2: Really interesting really and you two should carry this on
Speaker 2: during the news headlines. Meanwhile, Gav, did you have a
Speaker 2: business as a kid?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 2: I did?
Speaker 1: And what do?
Speaker 2: What was it more?
Speaker 3: Knowing? Great again? How much was it to cut someone's grass?
Speaker 13: About five bucks?
Speaker 11: I made money?
Speaker 14: Mom lost money?
Speaker 3: What was she smoking the grass?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 2: I say all right, we listen.
Speaker 1: I put you on hold the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Good mornings to Christian O'Connor breakfast Show on God one
Speaker 2: of four point three. I thought I came from a
Speaker 2: country where we were sport mad in England.
Speaker 12: We are.
Speaker 2: We're happy at the moment for now because Ingland managed
Speaker 2: to somehow win against Tunisia. We think we're going to
Speaker 2: win the World Cup. But anyway, then I come to Melbourne.
Speaker 2: It's not just about a country that's sport mad, which
Speaker 2: you are. It's all in one city and it's all
Speaker 2: about af L And I thought I could ease into it,
Speaker 2: you know, maybe over the next couple of months announce
Speaker 2: the team. No, it's come to tomorrow. So what I've
Speaker 2: been trying to do is over the last ten shows.
Speaker 2: Ten teams in ten shows, speed dating from each of
Speaker 2: the teams is down to the final team this morning.
Speaker 3: Here's what's happened so fast Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show.
Speaker 2: Ten teams in ten shows, as Christian Shoes is his
Speaker 2: footy team, Richmond Tiger's Trent Kotchin. I wear the same
Speaker 2: jocks to the game.
Speaker 4: I'll get two weeks out of him because I wear
Speaker 4: him inside out.
Speaker 3: The second one Melbourne Football Club coach Simon Goodwin.
Speaker 13: You can call me Dody, you can call me two shoes,
Speaker 13: you can call me good Thing.
Speaker 2: Whatever you want to call me.
Speaker 4: Christian Dyson, hebal captain of the Essendon Football Club all the.
Speaker 3: Ten Victorian clubs.
Speaker 9: The Bombers are closest in location to seeuth Here Joffer.
Speaker 3: The head of the Collingwood Cheers squad.
Speaker 14: My life of the priest will be an all consuming
Speaker 14: magic carpet.
Speaker 4: Right, Carlton Legend, Steven Sticks kernahead, Christianer, you follow us, you.
Speaker 14: Won't be on trim Timon.
Speaker 2: We also own a hovercraft and moved once and killed.
Speaker 3: A super fan Billy Miller.
Speaker 5: Every year comes and goes. I'm another year closer to
Speaker 5: feeling it again.
Speaker 4: Hawk's coach Alastair Clarkson a winning show all him.
Speaker 2: Are you fil commentator, A longtime Cat supporter, Hamis Schmuthclaughlin, Gary.
Speaker 16: Evlick's father's arguably the greatest player of all son and
Speaker 16: he's started a son who's arguably the greatest player.
Speaker 2: Of all time. First time dad and royal lover North Melbourne,
Speaker 2: Sean Higgins.
Speaker 10: As an Englishman, I'm sure you like we do respect
Speaker 10: and appreciate loyalty. Our royal connection is strong. Our greatest
Speaker 10: player of all time known as the King, Wayne Carey.
Speaker 3: Here you go.
Speaker 2: Sean was great yesterday. There were three times, three teams
Speaker 2: in my heart right now. Welcome back to the show.
Speaker 2: The man who's made all this happen, Hamus Mucgoughlin, Christian.
Speaker 4: Great to see him, Monty, jacko Hey, Hamish and Christian.
Speaker 4: The team we're doing this morning is Bulldogs, which Haym
Speaker 4: we've agreed is our second team. If we had to
Speaker 4: put aside the teams we love. Bulldogs is a great
Speaker 4: second team.
Speaker 16: Twenty sixteen it was Australia versus Sydney, wasn't it When
Speaker 16: the Bulldogs made the.
Speaker 3: Grand for hearing about this, it must have been amazing in.
Speaker 16: This unbelievable and Maddie Suckling, who's going to pitch the
Speaker 16: case for the Bulldogs in a moment to add a
Speaker 16: knee issue after winning a couple of fags with the Hawks.
Speaker 16: But the Bulldogs this year, they do have some injury problems.
Speaker 16: Normally you buy a three game membership and you get
Speaker 16: to go to three games of the eleven home and
Speaker 16: away games. Right now, if you buy a three game
Speaker 16: membership with the Bulldogs to actually get to play in
Speaker 16: the three games they are short on for players, that bad.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they've got a couple of issues.
Speaker 16: But Eastanwood was doing the pitch big hamstring injury on
Speaker 16: the weekend season over. He said yesterday, I just don't
Speaker 16: think I'm going to be in the mood to give
Speaker 16: the pitch fair enough the very best. The Dogs will
Speaker 16: be sort of suffering if I do it, so that's
Speaker 16: fair enough. He's given his proxy to Maddie Sackling, who
Speaker 16: buy all reports is pretty good debater.
Speaker 3: One school debate and.
Speaker 16: You're eight and you're nine, did you really maybe if
Speaker 16: you've done your research home.
Speaker 2: This guy knows everything that needs to be known about
Speaker 2: this place or you just make it up like as
Speaker 2: the ever debating, it sounds believable.
Speaker 16: Of all the pitches so far, the hovercraft really took
Speaker 16: my fancy.
Speaker 3: Written do again.
Speaker 2: Every time I hear that, I've you know, I got
Speaker 2: a sign ball via the d's okay, they're going to
Speaker 2: give me a sign ball. Still got that at home.
Speaker 2: And then Sticks offered me the use of the hovercraft
Speaker 2: is in sex bond, and.
Speaker 4: Because of his deep voice and sitting in the it
Speaker 4: sounded like Darth Vader offering you acraft or Kamal with
Speaker 4: a cold.
Speaker 16: You know. The other thing that is sort of caught
Speaker 16: my attention is when he went and did his research
Speaker 16: the stick Skernerhound and said, there's been eight O'Connell's playing
Speaker 16: vfl AFL. Only one of those o'connells has won a
Speaker 16: flag and that was with the Blues.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's solid, he's a good performance. If great cases
Speaker 2: there are I'm looking at now, there are three teams
Speaker 2: that I could pick right now, I could pick any
Speaker 2: one of them.
Speaker 3: It's really give us an insight.
Speaker 16: I'm not even giving us that.
Speaker 3: I can't. I can't, I can't.
Speaker 2: Already people are starting to hassle me on the text
Speaker 2: already and it's not even decision day, that's tomorrow. Yeah.
Speaker 16: Well, Billy Miller was strong, he was sober and seemingly
Speaker 16: very lucid. But then on Saturday night, when the Saints
Speaker 16: came from nowhere, the text started.
Speaker 2: Stop trying to get in my head.
Speaker 4: Heymsh ok, it's the bulldog to day you gave everyone
Speaker 4: else starting clark O rang the day after he did
Speaker 4: it on Thursday because that to his phone had a
Speaker 4: k not down in the Cats.
Speaker 16: He rang me straight afterwards against no way the cats
Speaker 16: get chosen.
Speaker 4: Your pitch was terrible.
Speaker 2: They're gonna blame you for don't go for them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, good to know it is all right?
Speaker 3: Coming up next?
Speaker 16: Then, so got has just text, are we one of
Speaker 16: the three teams?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 16: I would think so, coach, I would think.
Speaker 3: So throw the tigers back in there.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Four teams are in my heart.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, good on, It's Gold one oh four point three,
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show.
Speaker 3: All right, So.
Speaker 2: Haims mcgotlin, Who do we have the tenth and final
Speaker 2: team and it's not by last, by no means no.
Speaker 2: This is a really big team and a lot of
Speaker 2: people were saying this would be a good one for
Speaker 2: me to go for the Bulldogs.
Speaker 16: Yeah, the Dogs would be a lot of fun to
Speaker 16: Berwick for They've got a very cool coach. He cuts
Speaker 16: his own hair, he surfs really well, he skateboards. He's
Speaker 16: one of those cool kids when you get to school
Speaker 16: you sort of want to hang in his area. So
Speaker 16: if you're berck for the Dogs, you got a cool guy.
Speaker 16: Easternwood was going to do the pitch. He's ripped his
Speaker 16: hamstring off his hamstrings now in South Australia.
Speaker 2: He is here.
Speaker 4: So Maddie Sackling, a man.
Speaker 16: Who won a couple of flags with the Hawks, is
Speaker 16: going to pitch at money.
Speaker 9: Maddy morning, guys, how are we going?
Speaker 3: Very very good?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 4: You are the last. But let's just hear it.
Speaker 16: Christian is very malleable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you know what I am because I'm under
Speaker 2: so much pressure here, Mattie. I mean, how did you
Speaker 2: get your AFL team? And I don't mean obviously you
Speaker 2: play for the Bulldogs and they mean not too, I
Speaker 2: mean when you were a kid.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so I had a bit of more tradition away.
Speaker 9: My old man went for the Bombers, so yeah, I
Speaker 9: just followed him in and followed his lead and supported
Speaker 9: them growing up.
Speaker 3: So here, So how does it work now?
Speaker 2: Does your dad still cheer on obviously the Bombers, but
Speaker 2: also then have a second team of you with the Bulldogs?
Speaker 9: No, so I've got to ask it to Hawthorne, and
Speaker 9: Hawthorne and the Bombers have a fear of rivalry, so
Speaker 9: we're all our family had to learn to turn our
Speaker 9: backs on the Bomber's pretty quick.
Speaker 16: Quick, shoppish yeah, and then turn their backs on the
Speaker 16: Hawks and follow the Dogs.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, that was a bit nicer.
Speaker 7: But I'm fans as the Hawks.
Speaker 9: But yeah, a few different colors fighting around the household,
Speaker 9: that's for sure. But everyone's happy in red, white and blue,
Speaker 9: and hopefully Christian will be too.
Speaker 2: All Right, Well, this is the tenth and final pitch.
Speaker 2: It's time to mind him in my final pick, make
Speaker 2: the case. Then let's begin the speed day Maddy from
Speaker 2: the Bulldogs. Why should it be you?
Speaker 3: Right, Christian?
Speaker 9: The rest savings the best to laugh. It just makes
Speaker 9: complete sense on a matter of France to join the
Speaker 9: Bulldogs pack to start it. You'll be our very own
Speaker 9: British bulldog ring to it, doesn't it that?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 9: If that's not enough, we have a young star nothing
Speaker 9: coming ruckman on our list named Kim English.
Speaker 2: Now, you guys get on, like a half of the
Speaker 2: signs are already there Englishman. Yeah.
Speaker 9: Now. Thirdly, I know you love your football Southampton and
Speaker 9: your lads. I'm sure he enjoyed enjoying the World Cup
Speaker 9: at the moment, but mister football belongs to us. Teddy
Speaker 9: Whitten was a legend of the game and our club
Speaker 9: and has the name mister Football. Fourth League the bomb
Speaker 9: could be the best player in the camp. People suggest
Speaker 9: you don't hit your peek until your late twenties. He's
Speaker 9: fairly old enough to drive, so if that's true, he's
Speaker 9: going to take footy to a new level. And finally,
Speaker 9: they say timing is everything. We waited sixty two years
Speaker 9: to win our second flag in twenty sixteen, a long way,
Speaker 9: but we've recently added two VFL flags with bat and
Speaker 9: we're currently the afl W Premiers as well. So Christian
Speaker 9: things are on the app. Make the right call and
Speaker 9: become a son for the Son of the West and
Speaker 9: enjoy of this song.
Speaker 3: Play the song A Rare, A waste and blue.
Speaker 2: This is a very different kind of fill this song.
Speaker 2: There's a shimmer to it more almost like a disco picture.
Speaker 3: This one, so the other ones.
Speaker 4: Now, Maddie's pitch is strong.
Speaker 16: You've also got to know with Maddie, he's one of
Speaker 16: the most beautiful.
Speaker 3: Kicks in the league.
Speaker 16: He could kick the ball through the window of a
Speaker 16: passing train.
Speaker 3: Also going to win the debate. It's solid, solid, bitch.
Speaker 16: Mister football Team English British Bulldog.
Speaker 3: Maybe that was strong.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we've got a bit to work with her.
Speaker 2: On board, Matty. I can tell you this now. Yesterday
Speaker 2: morning I had two teams. There were two teams in
Speaker 2: my heart. There are now four. This couldn't be any
Speaker 2: more confusing.
Speaker 3: No, it's five.
Speaker 2: Actually, no, it's four four four.
Speaker 3: Yeah, kick that one out now and not go for
Speaker 3: them four teams.
Speaker 9: I'm glad you've added one to the thought proce.
Speaker 2: The Bulldogs have gone into the mix, straight into the mix, and.
Speaker 4: I think we'll see over the next twenty four hours
Speaker 4: if you do pick the Bulldogs, it'll feel like the
Speaker 4: last team to pitch it to you really was the
Speaker 4: last team you thought of, and therefore the team you choose.
Speaker 16: Seann Higgins pitched yesterday, many pitchers today, Saturday night, play Eacheller.
Speaker 3: I've got to make my call by then tomorrow morning,
Speaker 3: this time tomorrow.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: It's done, It's all done.
Speaker 2: Good luck. It's a tough twenty four. I am open
Speaker 2: to bribes. Hey, Matty, thank you very much for doing this.
Speaker 2: All right, have a good day, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: In the case for the Bulldogs, thank you very well.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I'm going to do tonight? You'll
Speaker 2: get a phone call from me. I need counsel. I'm
Speaker 2: not called him Jack because he's too biased. I will
Speaker 2: call you tonight. I need counsel. I need wise counsel.
Speaker 2: I thought I had that yesterday with Eddie McGuire. It's wise,
Speaker 2: but it is so biased. He's he's a big fan
Speaker 2: of his his team and his club. Have you heard this?
Speaker 4: Eddie's been wining and dining him, but didn't you have?
Speaker 16: It was Will Anderson and Luke Darcy Collingwood one online.
Speaker 2: Oh wow. He kept telling me listen, I'm not saying
Speaker 2: of a cold and then would give you a huge pitch.
Speaker 16: It was a three hour pitch, just like Glengarry Ross
Speaker 16: always be closing.
Speaker 2: The press, as I now call him the press. So
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be calling you later on tonight to try
Speaker 2: and help me through this is what such.
Speaker 16: A process tomorrow in terms of the opening of the envelope.
Speaker 16: You want someone heavy in here?
Speaker 2: Well, if only when you saw one whose brother had
Speaker 2: something to do with the AFEL.
Speaker 4: I mean it's true, Hamish, your brother is the CEO
Speaker 4: of the AFL is, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well we'll get him in.
Speaker 16: We'll do something with him, do you knowin him in
Speaker 16: it would be amazing. He's just killed a fan. He
Speaker 16: heard the Billy Miller pitch. Billy Miller texted me on
Speaker 16: Saturday night, which I forwarded to you. Yeah, he was
Speaker 16: off his face. Come on, it's a safe train, all right. Well,
Speaker 16: Billy's listing Gilby Devirus.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Conwell, Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Hey, do you think Pat's had a bad experience with
Speaker 2: a butt? She is spitting that name out perp van Barwick.
Speaker 2: She does not want to say the name Bert van Barwick.
Speaker 4: Some rippers today.
Speaker 2: I tell you you're doing a great job as always, Pats,
Speaker 2: all right, today's at work time waster. This both the
Speaker 2: show runs until ten am and we have an all
Speaker 2: feature here for maybe you're at work right now.
Speaker 3: He's still want to get involved with the show. This
Speaker 3: is use called the at work time waster.
Speaker 2: The start of the show where took up movies that
Speaker 2: made us crime, so the outwork time wasted today is
Speaker 2: influenced by that. It's a make a movie sad. Take
Speaker 2: any movie title, try and make it sadder. I've got ps,
Speaker 2: I hate you when Harry stalks, Sally and four Weddings
Speaker 2: and your funeral. Alright, so Jack, what's your make a
Speaker 2: movie sad?
Speaker 4: Unhappy, Gilmour nice, pessimistic River Yeah, stick River Yeah, missus
Speaker 4: self doubt fire.
Speaker 3: That's brilliant, best one. That's a gold standard right there.
Speaker 2: Okay, send us yours text them in oh four seven
Speaker 2: five O three one oh four three. Jack will martin
Speaker 2: them in ten minutes time and let you know where
Speaker 2: you've got gold, Silver, Bronze Oh four seven five o.
Speaker 3: Three one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Al Right, it's time now for to mark today's at
Speaker 2: work time waste. We're talking about movies that make you
Speaker 2: cry at to start the show this morning, and we're
Speaker 2: doing Now, make a movie sad take any movie title,
Speaker 2: make it sadder.
Speaker 3: You reach toward gold, silver bronze.
Speaker 4: I am ready.
Speaker 3: We're getting the thousand yard stare.
Speaker 2: See, this is what happens to millennial Jack. You know,
Speaker 2: he's good for about an hour. Then he goes off somewhere,
Speaker 2: back up to the alien planet which he came from,
Speaker 2: for fresh instructions. And now he's staring out the window
Speaker 2: there into Richmond and beyond.
Speaker 4: I look out the window because it helps me hear
Speaker 4: people's entries.
Speaker 2: They hear dead people.
Speaker 4: It helps me hear people's entries as people in their cars.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, here's a little tip.
Speaker 2: And someone's been in radio a bit longer than you.
Speaker 2: I use these headphones.
Speaker 4: Now, I put myself in in the listener's position. I
Speaker 4: pretend I'm in the car listening on my way to work.
Speaker 2: Okay, cool, gold, silver bronze. Okay, make a movie sad
Speaker 2: at let's go not able to save Private Ryan. Yeah good,
Speaker 2: silver plus not a thing, but yeah, okay, he's in
Speaker 2: the listeners position. To figure isn't that car crappy feet
Speaker 2: funny gold Celeste, well done in mentor, that's rubbish ferries
Speaker 2: Muellers off day.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 4: That's good silverl plus.
Speaker 3: Word, don't gaff I crashed into the cuckoo's nest.
Speaker 2: Nah, not for me.
Speaker 3: Bronze okay, that's from Mamart Forrest grump.
Speaker 4: Good simple, good, Civil plus plus.
Speaker 2: No, it's not a thing tying you out from black
Speaker 2: Man's South World and three Men and a cry baby
Speaker 2: pretty good?
Speaker 4: Uh not? Gold, almost gave it civil plus plus.
Speaker 2: But what are you giving it? You just told us
Speaker 2: where you almost gave it.
Speaker 4: That almost gave it gold, civil plus plus.
Speaker 2: Dude, where's my prozac? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Pretty good Silver? What on Janet and sad Max. That's
Speaker 3: the best gold class, well done.
Speaker 2: Well done.
Speaker 1: Joe Bested show, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Good morning, it's the Christian. I've got a bakfast show
Speaker 2: on Gold one a four point three. I would like
Speaker 2: to apologize right now to the vic police who were
Speaker 2: called to this radio station yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah I was I was here. What should all happen?
Speaker 2: And they didn't take you away?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 3: No, they trusted the be back crimes against radio.
Speaker 4: Well, I was here tapping away on my computer long
Speaker 4: after you had left, researching shows in stories that Melbourne
Speaker 4: are talking about for the next day's show I'm working on.
Speaker 2: You were getting Stubb ready for the Hamish Nandy podcast.
Speaker 4: So yeah, and I was sorry I was here and
Speaker 4: then you got sent a package. Which is the package
Speaker 4: you're holding in your hand right now.
Speaker 2: No, I'm stiffing it right now, and I've got a
Speaker 2: bit honest. It smells like a pet shop. You go
Speaker 2: into a pet shopping. I don't know what that poo is.
Speaker 2: Is it rabbit? Is it tortures poo? It smells of
Speaker 2: poo and it actually it isn't. It's fertilizer made from reuse.
Speaker 3: Waste.
Speaker 4: So I was pooh once upon a time. Now it's
Speaker 4: not poo. But there we were sitting in the office
Speaker 4: thinking that somebody'd send you poo. I guess there's a
Speaker 4: way to discourage you from being on my.
Speaker 2: Radio, or discouraged me from being on the radio, because
Speaker 2: that's a tried and tested way if you're look like
Speaker 2: a radio show, is.
Speaker 3: To do a dump and then send it to the DJO.
Speaker 3: That makes sense Jack doesn't it, Well, I don't like
Speaker 3: his radio show.
Speaker 2: Let me just pour my pants down and send him this.
Speaker 2: See what pon me thinks about that.
Speaker 3: It'd be effective, wouldn't I get the message to go?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 3: I guess I don't like the show.
Speaker 4: Well that's I guess it's what management thought happened, because
Speaker 4: to be honest, is it from you? I didn't.
Speaker 3: I would never send poo to this station.
Speaker 4: Okay. Management must have thought it was pooh because they
Speaker 4: had the police.
Speaker 2: Police, But you don't. You don't call the police to
Speaker 2: say we think someone's sending poo to our new detail.
Speaker 4: I thought it was overkilled because even if it was pooh,
Speaker 4: someone pooed in a box and send it to you, Well,
Speaker 4: the police is going to do exactly.
Speaker 2: Well, it's not a police matter, is it.
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Who would you call? Who can you you know?
Speaker 3: Who can you deal with? This might have been sent
Speaker 3: and poo in the posts?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I guess you call U was posed and go hey,
Speaker 4: when you send this package, did you have a little
Speaker 4: sniff of it?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: It did.
Speaker 4: It smell like poo on your ankle, like poo poo.
Speaker 3: We were a gold one of four point three level two.
Speaker 3: We can't have the good package is warm.
Speaker 4: Take a second look at it.
Speaker 2: It's got flies buzzing around it. So what happened when
Speaker 2: the police got here? Did they like, you know, stand back,
Speaker 2: please to get like a cardon going get some gloves on.
Speaker 3: I don't think they thought it was poo.
Speaker 4: They opened it up and it's just these little pelletts
Speaker 4: of reusable, recycled waste. So it's actually quite a good
Speaker 4: thing that the company does here. We were thinking it
Speaker 4: was a terrorist threat against the show.
Speaker 2: It's now a terrorist threat is escalated quickly, going from
Speaker 2: a listener doesn't like me to now a terrorist threat.
Speaker 2: So that's what the terrorists are doing now, they're sending
Speaker 2: DJs poo in the post.
Speaker 3: He just would have sent a message, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Okay, Luckily it wasn't that. Apparently the police felt it
Speaker 2: quite exciting. I love the fact they just opened it up.
Speaker 2: It could have been hazardous waste or something dangerous.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 4: I guess they shaken around just to make sure it's
Speaker 4: a bomb or anything, not.
Speaker 2: That robot thing you see on movies where you know
Speaker 2: it's a guy you know in the hurt locker he
Speaker 2: did is pick it up and go that's not bomb. Everyone,
Speaker 2: Come on, we can go down the pub. We're safe anyway.
Speaker 2: What I want to say was thank you to a
Speaker 2: big police the.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to point the finger here on the team,
Speaker 2: but all of his scenes you come out in the
Speaker 2: toilet holding another envelope.
Speaker 4: I strongly opposed rumors that I would poo in a
Speaker 4: buck and send it to you Christian.
Speaker 2: It just be a sad way. You know, we don't never.
Speaker 2: We're only midway through week three. Come on, if we
Speaker 2: just keep that maybe to a couple of weeks time
Speaker 2: or something. All right, then title today's show is dr Ring.
Speaker 4: Oh well, let's know, if all things not to bring
Speaker 4: back on the show, let's go to bring back that
Speaker 4: caller from this morning.
Speaker 2: Is it going to be on the podcast, producer Nick,
Speaker 2: or we're gonna have to take it out of the podcast.
Speaker 3: Of the Internet, you can put anything on the Internet.
Speaker 3: I don't think you can just put anything.
Speaker 2: I don't think the station sees it like that.
Speaker 3: You broadcast it across Melbourne.
Speaker 2: So if I didn't do it, deliberately. I didn't wake
Speaker 2: up this morning. I think I hope someone shouts out
Speaker 2: some rude words. Ring, but you giggled, and that's an endorsement.
Speaker 2: It is you. I'm not endorsing. Someone's going to yell
Speaker 2: that down the phone. I'm gonna have a little chuckle, okay. Anyway,
Speaker 2: Tony Show is DoD to Ring, not a little chuckle.
Speaker 2: We are back tomorrow morning, hopefully, and I hope one's
Speaker 2: going to send me any poo in the post. Between
Speaker 2: now and then, I'll go back to my morning decision day.
Speaker 2: I would announce the AFL team. I'm going for. There's three.
Speaker 2: It's three.
Speaker 3: You talk about something. It is down to four. So
Speaker 3: there's bulldogs out now, and.
Speaker 2: I'll say that I gotta go. I'm saying too much,
Speaker 2: back to my morning. Thanks for listening.
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