Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast Mildurn's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Show on Nolvin's Gold one oh four point three. Just
Speaker 2: to let you guys know that Pats is going to
Speaker 2: be performing. We all hour's worth of those and according
Speaker 2: to the office Paul a whole one woman show an
Speaker 2: hour off just her doing her various different ones.
Speaker 3: Pat, can you get a rule made that you can't
Speaker 3: repeat any of them?
Speaker 2: And that's why they have to be in new every day? Yeah,
Speaker 2: every hour?
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty much.
Speaker 2: Jack. You say that there's about three variations in the
Speaker 2: Christians most likely to Christian's paycheck, and insert Christian into
Speaker 2: every two or three of them, and you can write
Speaker 2: your own for tomorrow morning. One of Christians gold bracelets
Speaker 2: could be sold off. I don't have any gold bracelet's okay.
Speaker 4: Will be selling the girls next.
Speaker 2: Well, you're a bit of an unsavory tone. It's about
Speaker 2: child labor, Pat journalist. Okay, let's note that down six
Speaker 2: o four Pats his first red cards sin men. All right,
Speaker 2: So over the weekend. Last Friday's breakfast show, I gave
Speaker 2: out my phone number and start the sort of WhatsApp
Speaker 2: group every morning. Now when I turn the phone on,
Speaker 2: there's one. There's one guy who's started to leave me
Speaker 2: a voice note just as I'm about to leave, one
Speaker 2: sort of trying to lord it up. Then, yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: up when you're asleep getting ready because I'm like a
Speaker 2: superhero does a breakfast show. This guy's already waiting. He's
Speaker 2: up before me. He's turning out to be my nemesis.
Speaker 2: His name is Big John and this morning boom, this
Speaker 2: one waiting for me. Good morning Christian. It's four o'clock
Speaker 2: in the morning.
Speaker 5: I've just pulled up out the front of work, just
Speaker 5: getting ready to start the day.
Speaker 2: It's freezing cold outside. I've got my beanie on sysitate degrees,
Speaker 2: but it feels like two point five, so it looks
Speaker 2: like it's going to be a good day though, around
Speaker 2: seven eight degrees.
Speaker 3: Well for to your show in two hours time.
Speaker 2: See you then. Now, I love Big John. A couple
Speaker 2: of things on this Big John, do you accept this
Speaker 2: new job offer to be this show's weather guy.
Speaker 3: Well, if you're going to be as two point five.
Speaker 2: Not three or four, or it feels a little bit cooler,
Speaker 2: though the dashboard is saying this, but it feels cooler
Speaker 2: two point five. Do any of us mere mortals that
Speaker 2: aren't some kind of have a divine talent that Big
Speaker 2: John's gone even though what half a degree feels like.
Speaker 2: But even the weather reporters, trained meteoroges go, it's actually
Speaker 2: going to feel like seven point three to one today,
Speaker 2: but it feels like two point five, folks, So tell
Speaker 2: everyone in the office is two point five.
Speaker 3: And Pats, is that what you're forecasting today? Seventeen degrees?
Speaker 3: He things that might get up to seventeen.
Speaker 2: I think let me have a look at the weather
Speaker 2: at two busy I switch tabs right now before the six.
Speaker 4: S eighteen degrees.
Speaker 2: Thank you two point five John, Yeah, he's the guy
Speaker 2: out At four a m.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Good news, everybody.
Speaker 6: Done, Christian, I accept the job offer.
Speaker 2: That's it, our brand new weather man. Pats, you say
Speaker 2: your weather okay, looking at your pine cones, and then
Speaker 2: we go to Big John outside the front of US building.
Speaker 2: Every morning at the start of the show, for his
Speaker 2: version on the weather.
Speaker 6: I think done, Christian, I accept the job offer.
Speaker 2: What I love is I can hear Pats in the
Speaker 2: background whilst we were I just must have been seconds
Speaker 2: after I offered him that job.
Speaker 6: I think done, Christian, I accept the job offer.
Speaker 2: We're building the team. Day by day. Show forty four
Speaker 2: was the let everyone know. It was the day we
Speaker 2: found our new weather guy. Big job. So yesterday Ruby,
Speaker 2: my teenage daughter, came back from us first school trip,
Speaker 2: first Australian school trip. They went to Melbourne Zoo and
Speaker 2: she was raving about it. You ever been to Melbourne
Speaker 2: zo Yeah, years ago.
Speaker 4: Yep, it's awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she said it was amazing actually, and she says,
Speaker 2: you had a fantastic time. Then, I think the main
Speaker 2: thing you have a fantastic time when you go on
Speaker 2: a school trip is you're at the school. You're winning already.
Speaker 2: You're winning already. Over the weekend. Had to go and
Speaker 2: get the only thing you need for school trip, to
Speaker 2: go and buy a brand new clipboard. That's what you
Speaker 2: need to do. Just supply your own clipboard. I couldn't
Speaker 2: believe it. Yeah, to go to office works, of course,
Speaker 2: you go to office works. You do not leave one thing.
Speaker 2: I actually have a huge passion for station works. The
Speaker 2: kids just had a clipboard. I had a whole carrier
Speaker 2: bag of brand. You know, I'm obsessed with sharp piece
Speaker 2: post it notes. I love that place. Do you know
Speaker 2: was there of a TV show over here, like supermarket
Speaker 2: sweep where you could do it like a trotty dash.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't want to go in the Ammani store or
Speaker 2: Boss or any of that. Get me an office one,
Speaker 2: two pins and pencils.
Speaker 4: Yeah, my husband works there Christians, so you can imagine.
Speaker 2: Now can he help me out? Can he help a
Speaker 2: brother out with a discount?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he'll set you up.
Speaker 3: Let's do the supermarket this way. Surely Christian organized for
Speaker 3: Christians around.
Speaker 2: With just a minute. I was buying binders and even
Speaker 2: the kids went, oh do you need those to work
Speaker 2: things in them? I don't know what I'm going to
Speaker 2: fight them? And there's no kind of paper what you
Speaker 2: have with this non job. But yeah, anyway, we got
Speaker 2: the clickboard ready for the school trip yesterday and she
Speaker 2: comes back and she goes, yeah, I found out a
Speaker 2: couple of things. She saw a skinless coming kind of
Speaker 2: skinless animal. Eight. Sheen's fur lost or something. I don't
Speaker 2: mean skinless, it's just bones. That's what they're doing that
Speaker 2: Melbourne's were anyway she goes there was a bit of
Speaker 2: a drama because all the girls, a couple of girls
Speaker 2: started crying. One of the boys. It's always a boy
Speaker 2: in a school trip that plays up, isn't it, either
Speaker 2: on the minibus or the coach there sticking his bum
Speaker 2: out the window. That was just me, just at the weekend,
Speaker 2: actually getting office works. It's hard when you're driving to
Speaker 2: get that bum out of the window, but it's you know,
Speaker 2: I just get excited at the weekend, you know. Anyway,
Speaker 2: one of the boys in the butterfly house accent, he
Speaker 2: tried on the butterfly. Yeah, you'd feel cursed it lost
Speaker 2: its life. Oh no, they have a short line. Huh.
Speaker 3: You think they're faster than that the actual butterfly. Like
Speaker 3: when you see a bird on the road and you're like, well,
Speaker 3: he'll get out of my way. I don't have to
Speaker 3: slow down.
Speaker 2: In my mind, you know, I couldn't help but think
Speaker 2: I was asking people, Cort kid does that? In my mind?
Speaker 3: Is who's that the rough kid in toy story?
Speaker 2: Someone like him? At Melbourne zoo yesterday and the other thing. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I said, what did you actually learn? Because I know
Speaker 2: she had with the clipboard, she had all the sort
Speaker 2: of you know pictures shed out to draw.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they would have had work to do.
Speaker 2: Oh well, you say that she did this picture of
Speaker 2: a line. This line looked like had been run over
Speaker 2: and then in a house fire. Did you ever know
Speaker 2: he saw something?
Speaker 3: I did go to him again.
Speaker 2: And she's learned. The big thing she learned yesterday for
Speaker 2: my whole day eight hours at Melbourne Zoo is wombats
Speaker 2: poohing cubes?
Speaker 7: Was?
Speaker 2: I did not know this?
Speaker 3: I remember that?
Speaker 2: Really wombat's how do they poe a cube?
Speaker 4: So have they got like that shaped? Is that why
Speaker 4: that happens?
Speaker 2: Second red card of the show, fourteen minutes in. First
Speaker 2: of all, you're talking about me selling my love her
Speaker 2: children and now you're talking about cubed buttholes. You're supposed
Speaker 2: to be the grown up on the show. If we
Speaker 2: can't rely on you, we're screwed here.
Speaker 3: No, I don't think they ever screwshed or.
Speaker 2: I've not heard Sir David attenbro Goo the one that
Speaker 2: of course that's a cute asshole. Producer Brad is giving
Speaker 2: us the head waggle for the first time on the show.
Speaker 2: All right, now it's my red card. You made me
Speaker 2: do this. Okay, we'll come back to this link. What
Speaker 2: I was trying to say is what do you remember
Speaker 2: from school? We do not want to know any facts
Speaker 2: about backsides.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, paths, respect yourself. Stop it. I don't say the words.
Speaker 3: Was that going out to here? Or is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is this the Pat's remix of my Donna express yourself?
Speaker 2: She just expressed herself.
Speaker 4: Hilarious.
Speaker 2: Wow, hey you say it?
Speaker 4: Okay, so funny.
Speaker 2: Wait, she's gonna she's now going to be writing really
Speaker 2: angry murder. She wrote in there for the old six
Speaker 2: thirty and the person mod likely to die today is
Speaker 2: Christian the peat day, Pats, doesn't matter. It's going to
Speaker 2: happen from the fist of Pat.
Speaker 3: You're both going to be dragged into the principals office.
Speaker 8: We really are.
Speaker 2: Why there was four but holes in the day. I
Speaker 2: never said any of it. I might not be better,
Speaker 2: all right, So this morning, what I was trying to
Speaker 2: say before potty mouth Pats took the showdown and some
Speaker 2: kind of dirty alleyway is what do you remember from school?
Speaker 2: I said to Ruby yesterday, you know that thing about wombats,
Speaker 2: and we don't need to do on it too long
Speaker 2: now web one bats pooing in cubes. You're always going
Speaker 2: to remember this, even on in my age, You're storing
Speaker 2: at that one thing from school, no matter what you're
Speaker 2: going to learn over the next couple of years, because
Speaker 2: there are certain things that stay lodged in your memory
Speaker 2: bank years later. I still struggle sometimes quickly when I
Speaker 2: have to give the kids day, I'm like, I know
Speaker 2: one of them was O four. Oh no, no, that
Speaker 2: one means she's not even born yet. Oh God. And
Speaker 2: yet I can remember this for trying to remember the
Speaker 2: colors of the rainbow. Richard of York gave battle in Vain.
Speaker 3: Oh we had we had roigibit the same character. It
Speaker 3: was the rainbow rog bit. Yeah, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo.
Speaker 3: I still remember.
Speaker 2: Isn't it weird? Why do I still remember that? I'm
Speaker 2: forty five? What possible use have I got to be
Speaker 2: able to recall at will the order of the colors
Speaker 2: of the rainbow. It's not like if you pulled over
Speaker 2: by the police and I go, have you been drinking?
Speaker 2: What's the order of the colors of the Rainbow? Richard
Speaker 2: of York gave battle then Oh no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: give us your license, sir. It's so true.
Speaker 3: I've never needed it.
Speaker 2: Why did they need to waste start time at school? Right?
Speaker 2: Learning the colors of the rainbow? You're never going to
Speaker 2: be asked to use that? And is there any job
Speaker 2: you might use that?
Speaker 3: Every good boy deserves fruit? Did you have that? No?
Speaker 2: What's that one?
Speaker 3: That's very musical notations? This is something to do in
Speaker 3: raiding music?
Speaker 2: Right? Another one is naughty elephants squirt water to remember
Speaker 2: the points of the compass north east southwest? Naughty elephant
Speaker 2: squirt water.
Speaker 3: He had never eate soggy weepics.
Speaker 2: We had never eat shredded wheat. See the things you
Speaker 2: remember from school? Give us a call now? What is
Speaker 2: still lodged in your mind? What do you still remember
Speaker 2: from school when you had to learn something?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: What do you remember from school? Nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four to three? Richard of York gave battle
Speaker 2: in Vain. It was how I was taught the order
Speaker 2: of colors in the rainbow. No good, don't need it.
Speaker 2: I don't know why they wasted our time you learned it?
Speaker 2: Similar kind of monomic Roigie BIV.
Speaker 3: He was a character who was the rainbow, and yeah,
Speaker 3: all the letters of his name are the colours in
Speaker 3: the rainbow in order.
Speaker 2: What it is making my asb right now with soccer tower, Yes,
Speaker 2: remember it. I failed maths and that is why I
Speaker 2: do this for a living. Okay, very small skill set
Speaker 2: to do some of this. Soccerateur was something over hypothenews.
Speaker 2: All I remember is the mnemonic, not what it actually meant.
Speaker 2: It was for triggeredometry. Is the internal angles of a triangle?
Speaker 3: I thought it was something to do with like outside
Speaker 3: of a circle.
Speaker 2: Is it the greens of a lasagna? I don't know. Luke,
Speaker 2: good morning, Lookie yeah Mite, Yeah, what do you remember
Speaker 2: from school? Luke? Welcome to the show.
Speaker 5: Red on Black, Friend of Jack, red on Yellow kill
Speaker 5: a fellow.
Speaker 2: What this sounds like a threat?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Red on Black, Friend of Jack, red on Yellow
Speaker 5: kill a fellow.
Speaker 2: Now what's this for?
Speaker 5: It's about coral snakes fight?
Speaker 2: Oh, I need to learn this living in Brighton East
Speaker 2: Only the dad came face to face with a possum
Speaker 2: that almost ended my life.
Speaker 5: Oh, you'd be in a bit of trouble there, mate,
Speaker 5: wouldn't you.
Speaker 2: Yes, breaking down, Luke.
Speaker 5: Yeah, So the snake's got red black yellow. So if
Speaker 5: it's red on black, you're all right, you're sweet, it's
Speaker 5: not going to hurt you. But if you've got red
Speaker 5: on yellow, it can kill you the same snake. You
Speaker 5: can just tell by the coloring.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you say that. Look if I if I'm
Speaker 2: confronted by one of these fellows, whether it's red on black,
Speaker 2: black on yellow, pink on black white, I'm terrified. I'm
Speaker 2: not going to be going what is called? Luke said,
Speaker 2: Is it wrong?
Speaker 3: If you see a snake go the other way?
Speaker 2: Right? Gary? Yeah? Mate, Good morning, Gary, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: What can you remember from school?
Speaker 9: Counting your knuckles?
Speaker 2: What game is that?
Speaker 3: That was the very first watch?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is what you're bought.
Speaker 10: No, no, we'll Counting your knuckles tells you how many days.
Speaker 9: Are in every month?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 8: How well?
Speaker 11: If you close your fist and count the four knuckles,
Speaker 11: you go up down, up, down, up down. It goes
Speaker 11: thirty one, twenty eight, thirty one, thirty Sorry, you got
Speaker 11: January on top YEP, February down below yep, March, YEP, April, June.
Speaker 7: July and August.
Speaker 11: They've got thirty one together, September, October, tota many days?
Speaker 2: Where's September and October? Is that on the left fist?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 10: On the same feast, You.
Speaker 2: Know it's it's easier just to look at my eye
Speaker 2: calendar and my phone. Gary.
Speaker 1: Sorry, Christian o'connall Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three The Christian o'connall Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Yesterday started a brand new early morning game and it
Speaker 2: didn't actually have a name. It was just you listened
Speaker 2: to the sound effects, guess the song title from the
Speaker 2: sound effects, And then a couple of you were chucking
Speaker 2: in some ideas. You had an idea of what we
Speaker 2: could call it.
Speaker 3: Yes, sir, do you want to start with mine?
Speaker 2: Well, I've got four. We've had four possible type of
Speaker 2: the new early morning game, some production made up for
Speaker 2: each one of them. One of them is yours. Let's
Speaker 2: go through them in no particular order. First of all,
Speaker 2: could it be called this.
Speaker 13: It's six thirty am and time to play the Early
Speaker 13: Morning game sound Charades.
Speaker 3: Okay, that is mine?
Speaker 2: That's your yeah, all right? Or could it be this?
Speaker 13: It's six thirty am and time to play the Early
Speaker 13: Morning game Christian soundbag.
Speaker 2: That's one of my that's another one of yours.
Speaker 13: It's six thirty am and time to play the Early
Speaker 13: Morning Game.
Speaker 8: Sounds like a song to me, Christian.
Speaker 2: That came from a listener yesterday. And then there's this one.
Speaker 13: It's six thirty am and time to play the Early
Speaker 13: Morning game CD sweep.
Speaker 2: Oh my word right, I'm gonna go with this one.
Speaker 13: It's six thirty am and time to play the Early
Speaker 13: Morning Game.
Speaker 8: Sounds like a song to me, Christian.
Speaker 2: You got it all right? So demo around this one,
Speaker 2: I think is really easy for you and Pat's and play. Okay,
Speaker 2: what's the song?
Speaker 4: We're wolfs of London?
Speaker 3: No month Wolf. I don't know a lot of songs.
Speaker 2: I hardly cry wolf, but not Month's Wolf. Here you
Speaker 2: will get this a guarantee.
Speaker 14: Oh is it thriller?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: I got this like the wolf? Yeah? Now this one
Speaker 2: is for you Melbourne nine four one four one oh
Speaker 2: four three. What's the song. There you go? What song
Speaker 2: is that? Nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 2: We'll take your guesses next and if you get it right,
Speaker 2: well we your life is about to change. I've got
Speaker 2: a George Michael c d that came out in nineteen ninety.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Good song. Trying to remember the name of the album.
Speaker 2: This is off that had a really really great album,
Speaker 2: Jet Are you going to be My Girl? Come on?
Speaker 2: That was it? There was another, There was a whole
Speaker 2: there was a clutch about three or four bands sounding
Speaker 2: a bit like this as well. They all came in
Speaker 2: the wake of Kings of Leon when they had their
Speaker 2: first two albums. It was another one as well. Trying
Speaker 2: to remember the name of Son. No, there's an American
Speaker 2: one again. Just had a great album and then just
Speaker 2: burnt out, never to be heard of again.
Speaker 3: I saw Jet in two thousand and four at the
Speaker 3: Big Day Out festival. Obviously between the time that that
Speaker 3: album completely blew up, so they would put him still
Speaker 3: on this smaller stage and everyone's cramming into this almost
Speaker 3: bar park, climbing up lamp poles and stuff because The
Speaker 3: album exploded in between the time of booking the band
Speaker 3: and the actual show.
Speaker 2: Where are they now? Two thousand and four? That were
Speaker 2: last sighted in the car park at Big Day Out?
Speaker 2: Where are they now in twenty eighteen?
Speaker 13: All right, let's play this am and time to play
Speaker 13: the early morning game.
Speaker 8: It sounds like a song to me, Christian.
Speaker 2: Here is this morning's one. Let's go to Dion good morning? Yeah,
Speaker 2: pretty good, Dean. I hope you well then, oh thanks
Speaker 2: the calling the show mate. And what do you think
Speaker 2: the song is?
Speaker 9: Mate?
Speaker 5: Look from the set, I don't even know, but it
Speaker 5: is a song.
Speaker 8: But to me it comes up there pussy cat baby.
Speaker 2: If that's not a song, someone get a c DC
Speaker 2: back in the studio and record that now. Pussy can't baby,
Speaker 2: it's not that much. Marcus. Let's go to you. Good morning, Marcus, Yeah,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 9: Christ there you going.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good, mate. And what do you think the
Speaker 2: song is?
Speaker 15: Well?
Speaker 10: You got to catch me here? The baby's crying?
Speaker 2: Is it catching the cradle?
Speaker 10: Harry Chaban?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Is too easy? Too easy? Hey listen, buddy, what a
Speaker 2: choice you've got. It's like Sophie's choice. Do you either
Speaker 2: go for the George Michael Listen Without Prejudice, which came
Speaker 2: out on CD in nineteen ninety. I don't know why
Speaker 2: this reti station still has it, or another CD the
Speaker 2: Greatest Hits of Elton John. I know, tough one. Take
Speaker 2: your time.
Speaker 9: We'll probably think I have to go with the George Michael.
Speaker 2: I think very popular this week. Great choice, great won't
Speaker 2: let you down mate. All right, buddy, we'll send that
Speaker 2: in the boast to you. We'll have a great day.
Speaker 2: Thanks for cording tomorrow morning. Then this needs to get
Speaker 2: so much harder for.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three?
Speaker 4: Will you be our next ten K no Repeat? Workday Winner?
Speaker 4: I say, I can't say this one. It's just too awkward. Christian.
Speaker 4: I'm meant to call you fat fingers O'Connell.
Speaker 2: You're actually very thin fingers. I mean exactly.
Speaker 4: It's not even correct, isn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah? These are really good.
Speaker 4: Accidentally playing the same song twice to be our next
Speaker 4: ten K no repeat?
Speaker 2: I actually feel sorry for you because you are reading
Speaker 2: these out and someone writes them. You clearly don't write now,
Speaker 2: because you're a smart, intelligent woman, but these suck So
Speaker 2: the only way we're going to get rid of this
Speaker 2: tedious crap that someone is churning out every half an
Speaker 2: hour is if I just come on and say, do
Speaker 2: you know what, We're going to give away the ten
Speaker 2: k this week? They go. That will end this both
Speaker 2: hiresome game every half an hour.
Speaker 3: The Pats right, you don't get a Tuesday.
Speaker 2: But if we say we're going to give away the
Speaker 2: ten k, it's going to go this week. It has
Speaker 2: to go this week. So what are they going to
Speaker 2: do once you say that the boss isn't even here
Speaker 2: right now? They can't make me unset ten k will
Speaker 2: go this week? All right? Yeah, that's it. Then Pats
Speaker 2: doesn't have to do that every off and out of
Speaker 2: pol thing.
Speaker 4: Do you want me to hit the button now.
Speaker 2: They're giving you buttons?
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: All right, so the ten k is definitely going this
Speaker 2: week and worked out any of the rest of it,
Speaker 2: but it's official update. You don't script there, Pats are
Speaker 2: half an hour ten k we'll go this week and
Speaker 2: then beat work day Fat The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three Show number forty five. It's the Christian O'Connell Breakfast
Speaker 2: Show on Gold one o four point three on this
Speaker 2: morning show, then Facebook Marketplace. The Brice is Right is
Speaker 2: back to the next hour five topics Tuesday, just after
Speaker 2: eight o'clock. Just a little bit of a clarification needed.
Speaker 2: Jack and I were just speculating about the band Jet
Speaker 2: and Jack's last saw them in two thousand and four.
Speaker 2: Once again it shows that this show has the finger
Speaker 2: on the bolts of Melbourne. Turns out one of you, Jane,
Speaker 2: has seen them twice in Melbourne this year and they
Speaker 2: may have even played at the State of Origin. So
Speaker 2: Game two, so very much around here in this city.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and very very active Tom who takes the videos,
Speaker 3: he's seen them this year.
Speaker 2: So glad that was a chance for us to clear
Speaker 2: up that Jet are actually doing really well. They're actually
Speaker 2: having a really busy year and not as Jack said
Speaker 2: that they hadn't been seen since a car park at
Speaker 2: Big Day Out in two thousand and four.
Speaker 3: But it turns out the Vines, who was the other band.
Speaker 2: And I think it was highly evolved. Yeah, yeah, the
Speaker 2: album great album. Now we haven't seen the Vines fact. Okay,
Speaker 2: has anyone seen the vines. And whilst we're on the
Speaker 2: object of rock and roll, can someone just let me
Speaker 2: know Jimmy Marnes, I was supposed to be interviewing Rock
Speaker 2: and Roll Institution Barnsey this Thursday eleven. Am was really
Speaker 2: excited about it. He's got the movie goer coming out there.
Speaker 2: What do you want to see as well? And we've
Speaker 2: heard at the moment we're not sure if he's coming in.
Speaker 2: He did a gig last night in Queensland where he's
Speaker 2: put his foot through the stage and then he still
Speaker 2: lost the rock. He never phones in but Queensland? What's
Speaker 2: he doing with the best stages? How did you put
Speaker 2: a foot through the stage? What's it built out of?
Speaker 2: I mean, how did you put your foot through the stage?
Speaker 3: I guess you just rocked their herd and you stand like,
Speaker 3: all right, everyone, let's stamp.
Speaker 2: Yeah he can still stamp by yoh? What did he go?
Speaker 2: Did half a let go? Did all of him go?
Speaker 4: It was right up to the thigh. I think really
Speaker 4: he's got cuts and bruises up to the thigh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's hope. He's all right? Or is it just
Speaker 2: an excuse to get out of coming in for the
Speaker 2: interview Jersey because you can't go, Oh that seems a
Speaker 2: bit lame. You know, when they hit about the thigh
Speaker 2: and I've come to him, then where is He's he
Speaker 2: in A and E? You know, I'll bring you some
Speaker 2: fruit and oranges and the tape recorder. I will go
Speaker 2: to you, okay.
Speaker 3: From rural Queensland.
Speaker 2: But if you were at that show that's gonna gig,
Speaker 2: you always remember there are certain times if you see
Speaker 2: a show that doesn't go to plan, you'll always remember that.
Speaker 2: I remember friend of mine was seeing you too and
Speaker 2: the Edge. This isn't a joke. This happened about a
Speaker 2: year or two ago. The Edge fell off the edge
Speaker 2: of the stage right and I was interviewing the band. Now.
Speaker 2: I was hosting an awards too, about two weeks later,
Speaker 2: and you two were there Bono and the Edge, and
Speaker 2: I thought, oh, I'll get a band to go with this.
Speaker 2: He really didn't like it. He had a huge sense
Speaker 2: of humor failure about it. Even Bonno coming to me
Speaker 2: off was going that was really funny. But he hated
Speaker 2: that he will never come on your show again. He
Speaker 2: really really he's really embarrassed about it. And you're up
Speaker 2: there in front of a load of people talking about it,
Speaker 2: I said, he fell off the edge. How hard can
Speaker 2: it be? You've got those lights up there, you too,
Speaker 2: you know it goes stay stay stage at no stage,
Speaker 2: I said, it's not as if you do. It's not
Speaker 2: Michael Jackson doing dancing. He's not moonwalking. He just stands
Speaker 2: in with a big old wow wow. That's all he's
Speaker 2: got to do.
Speaker 3: And the problem is the stages for you two get
Speaker 3: so big because they're playing a rain of shows. So
Speaker 3: he's probably fell like ten foot.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So this morning and talking about what do you still
Speaker 2: remember now as a grown up. You're an adult, but
Speaker 2: still latched in the back of your mind somewhere like
Speaker 2: a spender you're never gonna get rid of. Is something
Speaker 2: you were taught at school, one of those sort of monomics.
Speaker 2: I was thinking about this yesterday, but daughter went a
Speaker 2: first school trip and as she started telling me how
Speaker 2: the one thing she'd learned was that Wombat's pooh cubed
Speaker 2: and I said, you always remember this. Now, there's no
Speaker 2: going back, there's no undo button in your mind. It
Speaker 2: will stay in there. You'll be my age one day,
Speaker 2: forty five and struggling to remember when your date of
Speaker 2: birth is. But you know about wombats pooing in cubes. Yeah,
Speaker 2: for me, it was always our story. Remember to this
Speaker 2: day is Richard of York gave battle in Vain. It's
Speaker 2: the color sequence for rainbows. You were a very similar
Speaker 2: kind of monomic.
Speaker 3: We had Roigi Bibb the character of the rainbow. It
Speaker 3: was the same thing, the letters of the colors in
Speaker 3: the rainbow. Bianca texted me one for the planets in
Speaker 3: the order of the kind. It's like Mercury, Venus, Earth,
Speaker 3: et cetera. My very educated mother just served us nine pizzas.
Speaker 2: What is my mercury.
Speaker 3: Educated mother just served Jupiter Uranus, Saturn uranus nine pizzas.
Speaker 2: Oh, Neptune, My very educated mother just served us nine pizzas.
Speaker 2: It's showing off. Really, Yeah, that's great. Amanda's on the line, Amanda,
Speaker 2: what do you remember from school?
Speaker 16: I'm from school. I got through chemistry with her. He skipskalaka.
Speaker 16: Oh my goodness, that is the those twenty elements of
Speaker 16: the periodic table.
Speaker 2: How do you remember those? And you still remember those?
Speaker 16: I'm going to carry this round with me the first
Speaker 16: of my life. It doesn't seem to go yeah.
Speaker 2: So do it again for us the first twenty elements
Speaker 2: of the periodic table.
Speaker 16: Yeah, It'shila girl skip skalaka.
Speaker 2: It sounds like the phone's breaking up, So what is that?
Speaker 16: Clearly and hydrogen helium whippy and brilliant born nitrogen, and
Speaker 16: I start getting a bit rusty after that.
Speaker 2: Well, no, rusty is one of them. I'm pretty sure
Speaker 2: rusty is one of the elements.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: What do you still remember as a grown up that
Speaker 2: you were taught in score? It's still state lodged in
Speaker 2: your brain. You can't get rid of it. Caroline, Good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning, Carolin, welcome to the show. What's
Speaker 2: it for you? Then? What is still in there? What's
Speaker 2: never going to leave? Your brain?
Speaker 17: Had a spell?
Speaker 12: Paramatta and Mississippi.
Speaker 2: Again, these are essential life skills, aren't they? All right?
Speaker 2: So Paramata, missus missus missus r A awesome? Is that amazing?
Speaker 2: How you can just do that? All right? And then Mississippi,
Speaker 2: I still struggle.
Speaker 14: With this, Missus m Missus, miss Simons the pip.
Speaker 2: I Genius, You are a genius. Well done.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourn's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 4: Christians decided we're giving away another ten k before the
Speaker 4: end of the week, Catches repeating the song between six
Speaker 4: and six to be our next ten k no repeat
Speaker 4: Workday winner.
Speaker 1: The Christian o'connall Breakfast Show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've had to think about that, so yes, I
Speaker 2: have decided that the ten k will definitely go this week.
Speaker 2: Boss is in yet so and the first play of
Speaker 2: the song that will be repeated will be at seven
Speaker 2: am one morning this week.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourn's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 8: It's the Facebook Marketplace.
Speaker 2: Price is right.
Speaker 8: Good three shown.
Speaker 2: JP in the house Christian Good Morning.
Speaker 4: Lusty.
Speaker 2: Okay, so this week this is how we deal with
Speaker 2: Then I go through Facebook Marketplace, have a look at
Speaker 2: what people are selling, Jack and Pat's got to guess
Speaker 2: how much are they selling it for? Basically who selles
Speaker 2: this tap? Some of the stuff we've got this week
Speaker 2: is incredible, some of it some sad backstories about why
Speaker 2: they're selling it.
Speaker 3: And last week we had the crutches. Don't it's said
Speaker 3: to be Surely he made up that part about it.
Speaker 3: It's the best gift. I can honestly swear. I saw
Speaker 3: it later it was.
Speaker 2: Real, yep. And we even put it up online last week.
Speaker 2: One of the items that we found was a crutch,
Speaker 2: not a pair of crutches for somebody. Maybe he's just
Speaker 2: had a leg injury. Just a crutch with the description
Speaker 2: ideal give for someone who's just lost a leg. Their words,
Speaker 2: not mine. They keep telling people what I like, Is
Speaker 2: he having a gut? No, I'm just saying they wrote that.
Speaker 2: I didn't write it. Who would write quite an insensitive way?
Speaker 2: Ideal give for someone who's just lost a leg? All right?
Speaker 2: This goes straight into this one selling my beloved wedding dress.
Speaker 2: Oh dear, that's a sad moment for any that a
Speaker 2: lady priced in Hobart for fifty one hundred dollars paid
Speaker 2: six hundred dollars one once.
Speaker 4: You just gave the price away, No for.
Speaker 3: Less pats, take it easy, will need a dry clean
Speaker 3: the original retail price with fifteen hundred she paid six hundred. Yep,
Speaker 3: what does she want for the key line here will
Speaker 3: need a dry clean. So basically it's expensive and a
Speaker 3: ball eight to dry clean anything.
Speaker 2: Right, a wedding dress? How much is even that?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: That that costs of fortune? It's I think I paid
Speaker 4: like three eighty or four hundred to get.
Speaker 2: So if I was getting married, right, and maybe you know,
Speaker 2: money was tight. Weddings are super expensive. Sure people must
Speaker 2: have to do this by a pre owned wedding dress.
Speaker 2: I don't even have to go wash somebody else's whatever
Speaker 2: they spilled on it out of it.
Speaker 3: But would you want to wash it anyway?
Speaker 2: Like you would?
Speaker 3: You just pick it up and get straight into it?
Speaker 2: Can you put it? What would happen if you put
Speaker 2: a washing addressed this in the washing machine anyway and
Speaker 2: a good old forty or sixty wash?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: No, no, what happens it?
Speaker 4: Would you'd wreck it?
Speaker 3: Really?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Actually, if it's lace and tear it to shreets.
Speaker 2: I don't even like putting a baseball cap in. You
Speaker 2: don't want to damage that beautif it's up there with
Speaker 2: a wedding dress. All right, guys, what do you think then?
Speaker 2: What's she asking for? This friend in Tasman?
Speaker 4: I reckon, it's going to be less than what it's
Speaker 4: going to cost her to dry clan. So I'm I'm
Speaker 4: going to say two fifty from Pats.
Speaker 3: Jack two forty nine.
Speaker 2: No way, I said before you all. No one done
Speaker 2: nudging as you call it, I think less. I reckon
Speaker 2: two hundred, three hundred and fifty dollars go into bats
Speaker 2: all right. When we come back, we've got another wedding
Speaker 2: item with a very angry description about it, and a
Speaker 2: couple of other things as well. As we continue with
Speaker 2: Facebook Marketplace. The price is right. At the moment, Pats
Speaker 2: is winning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Let's get into round two.
Speaker 8: It's the Facebook Marketplace.
Speaker 2: Price is right. Meet the contestants show down on Crazy
Speaker 2: Ad Space Connects in the House. Christian alrighty eyes down
Speaker 2: for the second round on Facebook Marketplace. I've been trolling
Speaker 2: through what people are selling this thing labeled as walking thing.
Speaker 2: Couldn't find any more words in the English language, which
Speaker 2: they's got words for everything. Walking thing. Let me describe
Speaker 2: the photo. You know this thing, but you wouldn't actually
Speaker 2: type out, look at it and think there must be
Speaker 2: a better way. Can I just google what it actually is.
Speaker 2: It's a stroller, you know, the one that people have,
Speaker 2: they put in front of them and they move. It's
Speaker 2: got wheels and it keeps them stabling up.
Speaker 4: A walking aid.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: True, it's like a walking frame, but I can see
Speaker 3: where they went. It's not a walking frame though, walking thing.
Speaker 2: Walking thing. Where does that leave us? We just refer
Speaker 2: to as things foot holder thing, shoe, walking thing, not
Speaker 2: just that. The photo. The photo again, I'm always done,
Speaker 2: like you couldn't you couldn't do another photo. You know,
Speaker 2: there's filters and everything. It's a manky old garden, plastic
Speaker 2: patio furniture, bear's scorched earth, and it's on a dirty
Speaker 2: bed sheet. Oh yeah, it's like someone's escape from an aside.
Speaker 2: They're gone. Don't worry about giving chase. Just sell the
Speaker 2: walking thing that they used to bust out. How much
Speaker 2: smokes for the walking thing?
Speaker 4: I'm going to say fifty dollars for this one.
Speaker 3: Ninety goost to Pats, tune in at the moment, bang
Speaker 3: on the nose.
Speaker 2: Fifty bucks.
Speaker 4: It's yours what I've always wanted.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to this one.
Speaker 3: I'd love to see you rolling around a walking thing.
Speaker 2: In bushing people out the way, not.
Speaker 3: Because you've got an injury, but just because you're lazy.
Speaker 4: I'll be an angry grannie.
Speaker 2: Jewelry box jewelry box originally purchased from prowds, black felt
Speaker 2: lining and in condition. Outside is a little faded, aren't
Speaker 2: we all bubble buff up? Good as new? This is
Speaker 2: the this is a kicker for me types of stuff.
Speaker 2: Has Kate engraved on the lid, camera removed by cobbler
Speaker 2: or somebody cobbler otherwise perfect gift.
Speaker 4: If you know a Kate, how are they spelling it
Speaker 4: with a serrak ok?
Speaker 2: Has Kate engraved on the lid? Can be removed by
Speaker 2: cobbler or something. Cobblers do shoes. They don't take out
Speaker 2: people's names. It's not like those tattoo people.
Speaker 3: Just trying to think of doing. Cobblers will go down
Speaker 3: to to get it removed. All right, how much do
Speaker 3: we think this is jewelry box faded on the outside,
Speaker 3: but mint condition on the inside of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for Kate, says Kate on it can be rooved
Speaker 2: by shoe cobbler. Hundred bucks.
Speaker 4: I'm going to say thirty for this one.
Speaker 2: Oh my word, she's bread on the thirty three from three.
Speaker 4: Who do I know with the name Kate?
Speaker 2: She's a machine? All right? One final one? You need this,
Speaker 2: just a chance of redemption. Triple nine carrot white gold,
Speaker 2: diamond bridle ring.
Speaker 4: Sets set nine carrot only nine white gold.
Speaker 2: Listen to this. It's a sadness here and then anger. Oh.
Speaker 2: I don't know who wrote this, but I'm guessing a
Speaker 2: guy just from this one line. Never worn her loss?
Speaker 2: Is your game?
Speaker 15: Yes?
Speaker 2: Actually tie that out and click. No, don't need to
Speaker 2: end edit that post. Never worn her Loss? Your game?
Speaker 4: Has it got a stone in it? Did you say?
Speaker 4: How big is the stone?
Speaker 2: Twenty minimeterres? She asked, going all like questions, you know
Speaker 2: this is? What is that?
Speaker 16: This is?
Speaker 4: What quality is it?
Speaker 2: What color?
Speaker 4: What clarity?
Speaker 2: What do you think? I'm not sure? Then just get
Speaker 2: my eyepiece out.
Speaker 4: Twenty mills.
Speaker 2: That's quite okay. Guesses please, folks, guesses base brand.
Speaker 3: I'm going because it's got no sentimental value attached. It's
Speaker 3: got baggage attached.
Speaker 4: He's not floating it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, how let me need a win here? You need
Speaker 2: to win here? Oh? Not, no way? What eighteen hundred?
Speaker 3: Yes, Jackie, show him.
Speaker 2: I would not do that just to help out with it.
Speaker 6: Win that get out of it.
Speaker 2: Les if you get the last one, it draws. So
Speaker 2: three old guys, the serious eighteen hundred dollars, never one
Speaker 2: loss of your game.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: It is time four Melbourne's biggest phone in. It's called beer.
Speaker 2: Five Top of Tuesday.
Speaker 6: What it was.
Speaker 2: Soburd it go back, STAPs, go back, all right? Five
Speaker 2: topic Tuesday five phone in topics running at the same time.
Speaker 2: So this is what I've got this morning for your
Speaker 2: Melbourne looking for your stories. As ever this number keep
Speaker 2: it in your phone then it's easy just to tell
Speaker 2: us up about anything. Nine four one one oh four three. Jackie,
Speaker 2: you could have called that five minutes ago. Jackie's just
Speaker 2: texted in Christian, I need that bitter guy's wedding ring
Speaker 2: and getting married in November on the cheap Jackie. You
Speaker 2: should look at me cool. I'll send you a link
Speaker 2: to his age. What's great as well. I've just had
Speaker 2: another look at the photo of him selling that ring
Speaker 2: never worn her loss as your gain on Facebook marketplace.
Speaker 2: Big old man hands with a tiny little ring. So
Speaker 2: like shreks and and again the photo you couldn't edit it?
Speaker 2: Why do we need to see your phone's only on
Speaker 2: fourteen percent? But if he's still angry about the old
Speaker 2: lady taking off, he hasn't got time to change the phone.
Speaker 2: All right. Five topic Tuesday. First, I'm looking for your
Speaker 2: work experience stories. We've all done work experience. Ninety nine
Speaker 2: percent of it is boring. It's rare you did something amazing.
Speaker 2: There are two girls right now, good kids, Tanya and Macey,
Speaker 2: doing work experience, observing this show already. They're having a
Speaker 2: great time. Guess what they've just told me. You normally
Speaker 2: listen to Nova and Triple M. Yeah, thank you, girls
Speaker 2: like us. I get it all right. We've got a
Speaker 2: couple of Nova fans in on the show. I wish
Speaker 2: it we were doing it with Sam Pang I love Pangy.
Speaker 2: Do you even know who this guy is? He's even
Speaker 2: from round here. Why do we get the short straw?
Speaker 2: Our friends are at Nova right now, hag He's giving
Speaker 2: them a lift and of shops afterwards. Sorry experiences, Yeah,
Speaker 2: work experience stories. Looking for those nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three. Also stories of what happened on
Speaker 2: your school trip. My teenager Ruby went on her first
Speaker 2: one yesterday here in Australia, off to do Melbourne Zoo
Speaker 2: while the boys killed a butterfly by trailing on it.
Speaker 2: And she's now learned that one that's queue in Pooh
Speaker 2: in cubes. All right, so we're look at what happened
Speaker 2: in your school trip. Fainting stories. You've seen someone fake
Speaker 2: before they just go. I've seen people faint at weddings
Speaker 2: at the top, at the aisle. I've seen guys is
Speaker 2: keel over it. It just takes you down. Fainting stories.
Speaker 2: When have you seen it? Has it happened to you?
Speaker 2: Nine four three? What have you accidentally put in the wash?
Speaker 2: Did it work afterwards or did it get broken? Found
Speaker 2: some earbuds that that accidentally left in my jeans. They're working.
Speaker 2: My earbuds work. What did you accidentally wash? And I'm
Speaker 2: still not sure two hours later about this one? Hang on,
Speaker 2: just need to check with you. I'm not sure we
Speaker 2: can do this. Let me just put the show on
Speaker 2: hold a minute while we have a production meeting.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, temporarily let's put it out, all right, temporarily.
Speaker 2: Test the water. I just want management to know this
Speaker 2: came from producer Brad, but I believe hasn't quite signed
Speaker 2: his contract yet, so keep this hanging over him. His
Speaker 2: idea things you've had stuck inside you? Last week? We
Speaker 2: had your head stuck in things before that, foot and hands.
Speaker 2: Now what if you had stuck inside you? Everyone tread carefully, Okay,
Speaker 2: keep your hands inside the ride scream if you want
Speaker 2: to go faster? Okay, what if you had stuck inside you? Hey,
Speaker 2: now the old Nova fans have woken up. Yeah, Panny
Speaker 2: wouldn't do it like this. Okay.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: We're doing five Topic Tuesday, work experience, stories, skill trips, fainting,
Speaker 2: what have you accidentally washed? And this one's on the
Speaker 2: head of producer Brad. What if you had stuck inside
Speaker 2: of you? Let's go to lines. Good morning, Natasha, Good morning,
Speaker 2: How are you pretty good? Natasha? Welcome to five Topic Tuesday.
Speaker 2: What have you got for us?
Speaker 14: Well, A long long time ago, when I was fifteen,
Speaker 14: I did work experience at Channel ten News YEP, and
Speaker 14: that was pretty excit. I think I got to decline.
Speaker 14: An autographed from Carli Minogue and all the rest of
Speaker 14: the Channel ten growth.
Speaker 3: Wait, wait, can I stop you?
Speaker 2: Then, Natasha, you got to decline and autograph she wanted yours.
Speaker 14: No, she she ate all the chocolates that I'd made
Speaker 14: for the team and then said, but I like her
Speaker 14: autographed and I was so missed.
Speaker 2: I said, no, I love that. And what was it
Speaker 2: like doing work experience there other than Kylie Minogue eating
Speaker 2: all your chocolates for the team, what, well, that.
Speaker 14: Was pretty awesome.
Speaker 12: But I did this trip.
Speaker 14: We took a helicopter up to the country somewhere to
Speaker 14: meet the then president Bob Hawk.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 14: And we're all lined up when you know, outside Australia,
Speaker 14: pretty dusty and all of that. We're lined up waiting
Speaker 14: to shake his hand on really bad. Heyes either and
Speaker 14: as he got to me, puts his hand out to
Speaker 14: shake mine and I sneezed on him.
Speaker 7: You to retract the hand.
Speaker 14: That hand went back like inspector gadget.
Speaker 2: Natasha, you're a great story teller. Thank you very much
Speaker 2: for giving us a call. That is what we're looking for.
Speaker 2: On five to a Bit Tuesday, that was that's a
Speaker 2: pretty cool Sarah. You can hear the houses are on. Hey, Sarah,
Speaker 2: that's right, Christian. Hey, I'm good. Are you? Are you
Speaker 2: pulled over? Your safe?
Speaker 17: I am, I've just pulled over.
Speaker 2: We can't afford to leave a listener. I've seen it.
Speaker 2: It's listening figures. We need to keep each one of
Speaker 2: you alive, all right, Sarah, which topic you're cooling in about? Mate?
Speaker 17: That work experience? I did work experience at brashes in
Speaker 17: the nineties, which was like JB high five?
Speaker 4: Yeah, classic?
Speaker 17: Yes?
Speaker 2: And what were you doing there out? Are you out
Speaker 2: the back in the storeroom or no?
Speaker 17: No, working on the sales floor.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 17: So I did it the week that the Titanic soundtrack
Speaker 17: came out. Unfortunately for me, they played My Heart Will
Speaker 17: Go On on repeat the entire week. Entire week.
Speaker 2: Oh that's torture.
Speaker 3: Does that still bring back memories every time you hear it?
Speaker 3: Sure does.
Speaker 2: Having a scard for live Sarah, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: She called James. Yes, James, you got a fainting story?
Speaker 2: Did it happen to you?
Speaker 9: I've actually got three fainting stories, all right.
Speaker 2: The first one was and listen, my friend, James, listen,
Speaker 2: listen live radio show, pick me your best one. Okay,
Speaker 2: this is not an audience with James. Best one, all right,
Speaker 2: go through them all quickly. Now that's it. Give me
Speaker 2: the best one, this.
Speaker 9: One, the best one. We'll be driving at one hundred
Speaker 9: kilometers an hour down the freeway. I had a coughing
Speaker 9: fit and passed out and went into the barrier right off.
Speaker 4: Oh my goodness, and you okay?
Speaker 2: Anyone else injured?
Speaker 9: I mean no, no, no one else was hurt. I
Speaker 9: wasn't hurt other than a bit of the pride and
Speaker 9: the ego. But the car was all the way down
Speaker 9: one side damaged in a complete ride off.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I didn't know that. I mean, I
Speaker 2: was saying earlier it was I faint. He just grabs you.
Speaker 2: But James, now now I'm gonna have to as this,
Speaker 2: what's the second best one? You've got an extreme one there?
Speaker 2: What's in the middle, buddy.
Speaker 9: Almost twelve months later to the day, at home, in
Speaker 9: front of the kids, I passed out and broke my
Speaker 9: nose all over the land room.
Speaker 2: James, have you have you consulted a GP because you
Speaker 2: might have low blood pressure?
Speaker 9: I did, actually after the second one, and it turned
Speaker 9: out it was a result of a chest infection and
Speaker 9: all the coughing.
Speaker 2: I've been doing right okay, and you're okay now all good.
Speaker 9: Hasn't happened since and that was three and a half
Speaker 9: years ago.
Speaker 2: This is great. Three and a half years has been clean,
Speaker 2: no facing, good stuff. Jimmy, all right before we hit
Speaker 2: the ads, Christy, Hi, okay, you go oh well, wow,
Speaker 2: wow wow, you've got your somehow manager combine one or
Speaker 2: two of the topics this morning. Yeah.
Speaker 18: I was years ago doing work experience at the local
Speaker 18: vets and they didn't warn me about how strongly operating
Speaker 18: wis we're going to be, so I passed out mid.
Speaker 2: Operations fainting and work experience at the vets. That's great,
Speaker 2: all right, Christy, thank you very much. You cool. Keep
Speaker 2: your girls coming, Melbourne The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: We're doing five topics Tuesday, and we do this every week,
Speaker 2: running five topics at the same time, looking for your
Speaker 2: stories some brilliant once are ready this morning. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much for everyone calling in. It makes us work
Speaker 2: every week. And are your text as well? And people
Speaker 2: are calling me right now on my mobile number that
Speaker 2: you've got. We're looking for stories about work experience. You've
Speaker 2: done school trips, fainting stories, what have you accidentally washed?
Speaker 2: And I'm not sure about this one. Things you've had
Speaker 2: stuck inside of you. We have people with those though,
Speaker 2: Ready to come on here, Jared, Good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 9: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good, Jared? What's your story this morning?
Speaker 10: So it's a fainting story on a school trip on
Speaker 10: grade five camp up at Mount Buffalo back in the eighties,
Speaker 10: and did the did the dishes in the morning and
Speaker 10: bitterly cold day, sat around the campfire and passed out
Speaker 10: and fell onto the fire.
Speaker 2: Oh my word, So you're right. Did you get third
Speaker 2: degree burns? Wipened?
Speaker 10: It was a singed hair and a bit of a
Speaker 10: little bit of a burn to you.
Speaker 5: So I looked a little bit like.
Speaker 10: Michael Jackson and his Pepsi machine incident.
Speaker 2: As a topical reference for your work experience schedule today.
Speaker 10: So thankfully you a young lady pulled me off and
Speaker 10: off the fire.
Speaker 2: And say, school trips, anything can happen.
Speaker 3: Pat's a red car you get.
Speaker 2: Pulled off the fire. I mean some children working on
Speaker 2: this show taking an innostant man's words and twist them.
Speaker 2: Karen Good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 15: How are you?
Speaker 2: Yeah, very good Karen. Karen, Oh, Karen, you've got still
Speaker 2: about something being stuck inside of you?
Speaker 15: Oh? Yes, My youngest son, actually my middle son, had
Speaker 15: put something in his ear and we couldn't get it
Speaker 15: out and we got to the hospital to find that.
Speaker 15: You know, there's a little craft is eyes, ye, little
Speaker 15: bubble eyes. He had put one of those in his
Speaker 15: so the doctors looked in and had an eye looking back.
Speaker 2: Something in there, and it would have been magnified as well,
Speaker 2: because a third I'm gonna have to take a photo
Speaker 2: of this or medical conference. I'm gonna famous around the world,
Speaker 2: thy kid, Karen, thank you very much.
Speaker 12: Kim, Hey, hello are you Christian?
Speaker 2: I'm very good? Thank you, Kim and Kim. I'm looking
Speaker 2: at my state of the art phone system here and
Speaker 2: all I can see is stuck inside Kim.
Speaker 19: First date, it was, it was absolutely embarrassing, but we
Speaker 19: had I was asked out and we had a gorgeous
Speaker 19: outside table.
Speaker 12: If the moonlight was happening, everything was gorgeous. A little
Speaker 12: bit of cleavage fine from him from me, and I
Speaker 12: ordered a ginger steamed feace, thinking a lady like Philip
Speaker 12: would be just nice. Took one mouthful, lovely second mouthful.
Speaker 12: There's a working, great bony in there your throat throat?
Speaker 2: Now did he do the heimnik?
Speaker 20: No?
Speaker 12: He stayed there. There's stunts. Well. I left up from
Speaker 12: the table like Warner brothers, Tasmanian devil everywhere. He wore
Speaker 12: the entire contents of the meal. I tipped the table
Speaker 12: upside down, disrupted as as a diners that landed on.
Speaker 2: She would have been choking. I mean, it's it's really bad.
Speaker 12: I was choking and one of the waiters came up
Speaker 12: and he forcibly blocked my nose. I had to open
Speaker 12: my mouth. He shoved on the bread.
Speaker 2: It's just like rough place this something you does.
Speaker 3: Someone want to assassinate you can sorry? Why did you
Speaker 3: shove bread down your throat?
Speaker 2: Is that? Is that a thing? Does it work?
Speaker 12: If you two on a piece of bread, it actually
Speaker 12: pushes the bone down.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure that the big old bread that buns
Speaker 2: up your throat. I mean, they didn't do that miss
Speaker 2: when Peterson was choking.
Speaker 12: It was honestly the most horror high situation I never ate,
Speaker 12: because you.
Speaker 2: Then I have to ask what happened to the guy,
Speaker 2: did you go on a second date? What's what happened
Speaker 2: to him?
Speaker 12: I saw Mkin.
Speaker 2: On whose who did he? Did you try and get
Speaker 2: hold of him again to say hey, sorry, let's have
Speaker 2: a second go at this?
Speaker 12: Or was he he just fished?
Speaker 2: All right? Thank you very much for these calls.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Our big topic Tuesday five phone in topics at the
Speaker 2: same time, at the moment you appear to be obsessed
Speaker 2: with give it us more fainting stories and things have
Speaker 2: been stuck inside of you erin good.
Speaker 7: Morning, good morning, how are you guys well?
Speaker 2: Great form and joining all the calls this morning Aaron
Speaker 2: like yours? What have you got for s mate?
Speaker 7: I had a stirtieth birthday party and it was Mexican things.
Speaker 7: So I ordered a margarita machine and decided to trial
Speaker 7: it out the night before, and I had my mother
Speaker 7: with me, and I got a bit suzzled and decided
Speaker 7: to say, babe, Mom tried his MARGARITEA it's really really
Speaker 7: good because I was having a great time, and gave
Speaker 7: my mom and Mark reader and she took two SIPs
Speaker 7: and her eyes rolled back in her head and next thing,
Speaker 7: she hit the floor like a back and smacked the
Speaker 7: back of her head on a metal rail between the
Speaker 7: line and the carpet. Split her head open and blood
Speaker 7: started spurting everywhere, and I had to put compression on it,
Speaker 7: call an ambulance, and the ambulance came and got her,
Speaker 7: and I had the kids running around watching I'm going,
Speaker 7: what's your DVD? What's your DVD? Because I didn't want
Speaker 7: the kids traumatize, so I had them watching a DVD
Speaker 7: and the ambulance came picked mam up, took her to
Speaker 7: the hospital, stitched Mama up. She came back the next morning,
Speaker 7: helped me run the party.
Speaker 2: She was just amazing, like, that's a trooper.
Speaker 7: You got there from mum Right now, she's a trooper.
Speaker 2: What happened to the margarite machine? That's come I'm thinking
Speaker 2: and we got an update on that.
Speaker 7: I drank most of it.
Speaker 3: Did Mum go back for a second drink erin or
Speaker 3: absolutely not.
Speaker 7: She has not touched an icy beverage since.
Speaker 3: You think it was a case of severe brain freeze,
Speaker 3: It was brain freeze.
Speaker 7: She has never touched an icy beverage since all.
Speaker 2: Them up flurry you mean both things will give flashbacks.
Speaker 2: That's incredible.
Speaker 7: You think she's steered clear of it because it obviously
Speaker 7: has very severe effects on her.
Speaker 2: So do you know what I'm thinking about? Margarita's are
Speaker 2: an amazing coptail idea for show. Margarita Fridays.
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm in for that.
Speaker 3: Didn't even didn't.
Speaker 2: They had to convince her. I will be in for
Speaker 2: it too. Yeah, get a Margarita machine Friday. Every hour
Speaker 2: another Margarita. See how the show goes.
Speaker 4: That'll be interesting.
Speaker 2: But no manager and get upset. They can have a
Speaker 2: Margarita Sunday's not such a big deal. Margarita Fridays.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three one of the.
Speaker 2: Top it's on five Top of Tuesday. Has been inspired
Speaker 2: by my two special guests in the studio right now,
Speaker 2: that is Tanya and Macy. They're doing work experience here.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the show, girls, Thankee. So you've been in
Speaker 2: since yesterday? Yes, take me through what happened yesterday and
Speaker 2: then we talk about what happened this morning. So yesterday, yes,
Speaker 2: it was a.
Speaker 20: Bit of an adventure. We got here, went through some
Speaker 20: graphic design stuff. And then we went and delivered.
Speaker 3: Plants with a radio station.
Speaker 21: We were sat in a van for about god was
Speaker 21: it half an hour?
Speaker 2: Hockey's fan you never get yeah, yeah, no, we had
Speaker 2: to watch out.
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 21: And then we went and picked up these plastic plants and.
Speaker 2: They were plastic. Hey, listen, what have I talked about
Speaker 2: the hydroponics stops? You can't don't get kids involved eating
Speaker 2: on the streets.
Speaker 3: Okay, that reminds me of my work experience.
Speaker 2: I did nothing.
Speaker 3: I went to a guitar shop, thought I'd be playing
Speaker 3: guitar all the time, and it was no playing guitars
Speaker 3: in the storeroom, putting like cardboard boxes into recycled bins
Speaker 3: for a week. But you guys are now actually doing
Speaker 3: the radio part of a radio station, which is the
Speaker 3: magic happened?
Speaker 2: So how has it been this morning? First of all,
Speaker 2: what time did you have to get up to come
Speaker 2: and do this?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 21: I worke up at five thirty in the morning, right
Speaker 21: over five.
Speaker 2: Okay, And how's it been You've been watching? You've seen
Speaker 2: producer becks shouting at caller. She's got no volume control.
Speaker 21: She's been doing her best pretty good.
Speaker 2: Actually, Yeah, now, be honest. I don't mind. Okay, I
Speaker 2: know that you're too young cool to listen to my show.
Speaker 3: Okay, well I beg to differ.
Speaker 2: Well, you're not young or cool?
Speaker 21: Oh yeah yeah, yeah, old and a bit daggy.
Speaker 2: So what do you normally listen to?
Speaker 20: You?
Speaker 2: You look like Nova Fox Lit, a bit of a
Speaker 2: rock on myself.
Speaker 21: Yes, yeah, I like my old ladies.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Okay, Well this is the radio station for you. Guys.
Speaker 21: Know we've hit the jackpot.
Speaker 2: And what do you you thought of today's show? What
Speaker 2: have you learned? So you know you've seen how it works,
Speaker 2: You've seen what we do in this little room here?
Speaker 2: What the producers Brad and becks to Have you learned anything?
Speaker 2: Has it inspired you to work harder at school so
Speaker 2: you don't end up like us?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 20: Yeah, from the last caller we learned to you know
Speaker 20: you're choking on a bone? Have a piece of bread? No?
Speaker 21: Yeah, just general behind the scenes. Pretty cool to be
Speaker 21: honest as.
Speaker 3: Does it look hard or does it look easy?
Speaker 2: She's a great example. She is someone who works really
Speaker 2: hard at a job.
Speaker 3: She's one way you do talking into the microphone. It
Speaker 3: is difficult talking to like five different people.
Speaker 4: That's actually still.
Speaker 2: Suck people aren't. These people aren't calling in. They're the
Speaker 2: voices in his head, the real talent you thank you. Yes,
Speaker 2: you should run a radio I like you. That's And
Speaker 2: what do you girls want to do when you're very young?
Speaker 2: She got your whole life out of you? But what
Speaker 2: do you actually want to do at the moment?
Speaker 21: I'm stuck between like engineering or like media?
Speaker 2: So like either engineering? Yeah all right, because that's the
Speaker 2: thing about media is the people that run media, radio
Speaker 2: stations or TV shows they are like sharks and they
Speaker 2: will take you down and eat you and drowning that
Speaker 2: you go back up thinking you've escaped, and back down
Speaker 2: you go, well, I think I might just go head home.
Speaker 1: Like me.
Speaker 2: Okay, do not end up like me? Kids? You know
Speaker 2: how old are you? Your kids? Do you know what?
Speaker 2: When I was fifteen, I was never as confident and
Speaker 2: as cool as you. You are such naturals, you know
Speaker 2: you are. You can easy do a radio show. Proved
Speaker 2: how easy it is. So that ticket you've done your first.
Speaker 21: Radio show, you did a great name we have we have?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So it was Tania and Macy yeah so and m
Speaker 2: yeah yeah. There you know some girls are you still
Speaker 2: hanging around today? You were helping us out in the
Speaker 2: station tomorrow. What didn't you have rights or anything?
Speaker 6: All day?
Speaker 21: More plans to move.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got five dollars, Yes, I got five dollars.
Speaker 21: The best meal ever. Where we're going to go, we'll
Speaker 21: get some great meals.
Speaker 2: Listen, girls, it has been a joy chat to you
Speaker 2: on all the Welcome to ask any questions whilst you're
Speaker 2: on the show. And if you want to come back
Speaker 2: in this you don't need to get out and get
Speaker 2: up really early. If you want to come back in
Speaker 2: and how actually hop out on the show this week,
Speaker 2: I'm more than happy to give you some actual proper
Speaker 2: stuff to do if you'd like to do that. Thank you. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well then you've got your girls who credit to your
Speaker 2: parents and also your schools as well, so you're doing
Speaker 2: a great job. Really. I know you've been really paying
Speaker 2: attention this morning. Two of you actually both got off
Speaker 2: your phone in the last twenty minutes, which is incredible. Right,
Speaker 2: he's probably looking for a charger right now. All right, kids,
Speaker 2: you did brilliant there. Okay, thank you very right. More
Speaker 2: than we're going to holp a out this week.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Pats, what's that? Vienna has toppled Melbourne? As the worlds listen,
Speaker 2: I I my family, you know the way that I
Speaker 2: sold it to them. I'm moving to the world's most
Speaker 2: limable city. I'm leaving London behind. I'm coming ten thousand
Speaker 2: miles with the wife and kids, start a new radio
Speaker 2: show here.
Speaker 4: Vienna looks like we're going to Vienna, doesn't it.
Speaker 6: I mean, what what?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 2: How they toppled this great city?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 4: We've had it for a while, though, haven't we.
Speaker 2: You had it for years a story you guys beaten
Speaker 2: Sydney beating Vancouver. It's always you know, Vancouver, you guys,
Speaker 2: Sydney very competitive. Now do you do this? It's been
Speaker 2: a typo autore Australia, Austria very very easy to be
Speaker 2: an auto correctness state. We need to we need to
Speaker 2: look into this all right, Today's at work time waster.
Speaker 2: For a while there we were worried that my interview
Speaker 2: on Thursday after the show with a rock and roll
Speaker 2: institution in this country, Jimmy Barnes, have Vienna got Jimmy Barnes.
Speaker 2: Huh oh, anyway, he fell through a gap in the
Speaker 2: stager where we heard of in Queensland. He's okay. He
Speaker 2: has got upper thigh cuts and he will be giving
Speaker 2: him an exclusive interview Thursday about those upper thigh abrasions.
Speaker 2: Reasons to listen, all right, So today, luckily Barnesy is okay.
Speaker 2: It's coming in Thursday to see us a goal. But
Speaker 2: we're looking for the atwork time waster has been inspired
Speaker 2: by this. Injure a band or a singer, I've got
Speaker 2: Perry Coma, rolling kidney stones, painful dead shearing. That's probably
Speaker 2: a bit too dark. No One CC penicillin we played
Speaker 2: earlier CC penicillin and third eye patch. They've got that
Speaker 2: third eye one for the work experience. Kids, look it up,
Speaker 2: all right, what have you got?
Speaker 5: Then?
Speaker 3: Injure a band radio Headache to wait tells them a
Speaker 3: CDC becomes acl DC.
Speaker 2: Oh, very good. That's very small.
Speaker 3: Thirty seconds to scars than in the background.
Speaker 2: Really smart. I just think actually the moy think about it.
Speaker 2: Your strength is as a writer on the show.
Speaker 3: Panic at the dislocated toe.
Speaker 2: Oh you went hands down. That's a gold run. Damn it.
Speaker 2: That's very good, that's what we're looking for this morning.
Speaker 2: Then on the outword time waster injure a band or
Speaker 2: singer textures in Oh four seven five O three one
Speaker 2: oh four three. That's our number, really easy to remember,
Speaker 2: oh four seven five O three one oh four three.
Speaker 2: So that's like the winning lotto numbers. Oh four seven
Speaker 2: five O three one O four three. We're martin them,
Speaker 2: Jackel market them in ten minutes time Gold Silver.
Speaker 1: Bronze, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: I am a I guess you'd call it honorary resident
Speaker 2: at the moment. You know, I can't feel the right
Speaker 2: to say I'm I'm Albernian yet, but even I'm annoyed
Speaker 2: that Vienna has now pictured to the posters the world's
Speaker 2: most livapoo city. I've had a quick look on Wikipedia.
Speaker 2: I've been to austral not been to Vienna. Famous residents
Speaker 2: Mozart's mate Hoven and of course the godfather of psychology,
Speaker 2: Sigmund Freud. Yeah, all right, in your face, Vienna, Barnzi,
Speaker 2: Pharnsi and Kylie Minogue. Should we change the mixtape tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Last minute? To you know, Buck and your favorite classes.
Speaker 2: Of songs, change the format overnight. All right? Then today
Speaker 2: is that word time waster is injure a band? You
Speaker 2: ready to mark?
Speaker 5: Ready?
Speaker 2: So okay? Five seconds of sunstroke.
Speaker 3: It took me a while to get it. Bronze, five
Speaker 3: seconds of.
Speaker 2: Summer Yeah, Scott and Waraby Tougher, two Black Eyed Peas,
Speaker 2: Lim and l will take about. Well done, Alison Sprains clever.
Speaker 2: That's good gold. No name on that one. If you're
Speaker 2: texting in, please tag your name on it so we
Speaker 2: can give you the kudos you need. Flour's got this
Speaker 2: one little little river bandage, I didn't mind it. Silver
Speaker 2: plus iggy popped shoulder. That's really good gold. You didn't
Speaker 2: put your name on that. What I know is your
Speaker 2: last three digits or your phone A seven seven eight.
Speaker 2: Narrel's got nine inch ingrown tonel.
Speaker 3: Silver plus.
Speaker 2: Credence, Cardiac revival, Marvin Frankston, well done, uised nose, Mars,
Speaker 2: bruised nose, Mars, bruised nose Mars, very good gold, Platinum World,
Speaker 2: No name, but your digits. Last three digits of your
Speaker 2: number are O two oh. John varn hamstring strain breaching, Bronze,
Speaker 2: Paul Scott and Werby. He tried to come back with
Speaker 2: that one. He got a bronze early stubble bronzes today
Speaker 2: Scottie Billy Ray virus dash he cat acts as well.
Speaker 2: Gold have some Shane men in hospital? What's that?
Speaker 3: Men in hats?
Speaker 2: Yeah, what's that? Ras breezes as we call them. This
Speaker 2: is why Vienna has got the waves. That's reason. That's
Speaker 2: not the reason Nicol broke back. It's the headline. None
Speaker 2: of us want to ever read that anything before those
Speaker 2: beautiful boys. Bronze. Oh, I don't know. I just didn't
Speaker 2: care for it. Okay, you don't know why I could
Speaker 2: sort of crazy leader would do that. One last one
Speaker 2: death Leopard, Hello, cut here, didn't anything with it, Lady
Speaker 2: Frankie goes to Hollywood. No, sorry, hospital.
Speaker 3: Silver plus could have been of gold if it was
Speaker 3: delivered properly by the host.
Speaker 2: All right, Joe, And one last one, Bruce, A whole
Speaker 2: load more have just come in. I'm just not one
Speaker 2: here we go, I've got it. Bruce Sprain, Spleen, Sprain.
Speaker 3: Spleen, Spleen, should just go one, Bruce Springsteen. So bronze,
Speaker 3: David broken knee Wroth broken, David Lee Roth broken knee
Speaker 3: Roth No Gold, didn't like it Gold.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Yesterday Pats opened up a big wormhole and what you
Speaker 2: start talking about twelve hours later was all over the
Speaker 2: local news here in Melbourne about these Coals mini collectibles.
Speaker 4: It's crazy.
Speaker 2: The city's gone nuts through it. I don't wonders how
Speaker 2: big it wass. Angry people queuing up outside Coals on
Speaker 2: the news doing fox bops. So you've only got one
Speaker 2: Autrey's only got one last thing she needs to collect.
Speaker 4: Yes, the potato gems?
Speaker 2: Right, and what are you doing today?
Speaker 4: You're meeting one of our list with Peanut out at
Speaker 4: Point Cook. She's a grandma from Point Cook and we're
Speaker 4: going to do a swap down the back line?
Speaker 3: Did Coles say that some are more rare than others?
Speaker 3: These potato gems are hard to get?
Speaker 4: They're actually not officially, but speaking to a lot of
Speaker 4: the people in the que on Saturday, no one had
Speaker 4: the teller so and the chocolate milk the oak. So
Speaker 4: it's like if they've released fewer of Summer oh, I see,
Speaker 4: just to annoy parents.
Speaker 2: So how are you going to guarantee your safety. All
Speaker 2: we know is on air. She tells you a grandma.
Speaker 2: It could be someone luring you into a honey trap.
Speaker 4: If I don't turn up tomorrow morning, you'll know that
Speaker 4: something's great.
Speaker 2: Well, if you don't turn up to my morning, we're
Speaker 2: all screwed because Jack and I are going to be
Speaker 2: doing the news. So please do come into my right
Speaker 2: and you need a third party.
Speaker 3: You see each other at the end of the wingman.
Speaker 3: I go with the paper bag to one end, show
Speaker 3: that what are you giving? What are you handing over?
Speaker 2: Milo a miley?
Speaker 3: I say, here's the mini Milo. Yeah, I take the
Speaker 3: mini potato gems over to you. You guys give each
Speaker 3: other a thumbs up from the other side.
Speaker 2: Or where you range to meet her. There's a phone there.
Speaker 2: It starts ringing. You're observing high up. I've seen the
Speaker 2: movie Heat. Okay, well, and then you go okay. Now
Speaker 2: you give them where you're meeting up.
Speaker 4: The eagle is landed. Yes, are you volunteering yourself?
Speaker 2: Jack?
Speaker 3: No, I can't come out. You live so far away
Speaker 3: in the opposite direction, can't.
Speaker 2: That's Goody cares about you. He's a gentleman.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So this morning our show announced that the ten k
Speaker 2: could be given away this week. I think earlier actually
Speaker 2: may have you.
Speaker 3: Said it would be given away.
Speaker 2: They won't listen to that. Destry polish it up to
Speaker 2: save my job here. Otherwise I'm going to have to
Speaker 2: look for a gig in Vienna. So could be one
Speaker 2: this week as the ten k Nerobeat work day is broken.
Speaker 2: But tomorrow morning seven am will be the first chance
Speaker 2: for you to hear the song that could be played twice.
Speaker 2: This is a mind field. We need the lawyer in
Speaker 2: here now.
Speaker 3: Oh you say really, what you're saying now is there
Speaker 3: will be a song played at seven.
Speaker 2: Am, tomw Yes, that's what there has to be. There'll
Speaker 2: be a couple of play tomorrow eight am, seven thirty five,
Speaker 2: seven thirty seven. Listen to all them and enjoying all
Speaker 2: of them, but the most important one is the one
Speaker 2: at seven am.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for listening to the show. We
Speaker 2: are back tomorrow morning. Thanks all the calls, all the
Speaker 2: stories and text. On five topic Tuesday, another great one
Speaker 2: today and you made that work. Check out tonight eight
Speaker 2: thirty Our boy Jack posts on TV. It's the second
Speaker 2: episode of two Stories Tonight with Hamish and Andy. You
Speaker 2: have a speaking role and one of the bits.
Speaker 3: The way they pitched me the role was bad actor
Speaker 3: in regional TV commercial. I have two lines in a
Speaker 3: total of twenty seven seconds airtime.
Speaker 2: But I think that that's a challenge for an actor
Speaker 2: to make a bad performance unless you're doing it as
Speaker 2: a method thing. And you're exactly right, Christian, because I've
Speaker 2: seen it and it is, in a word powerful. Now
Speaker 2: could that be int as powerfully bad or very wouldn't
Speaker 2: But then they ask you to be like that or
Speaker 2: they saw something in you like this won't be a
Speaker 2: stretch for Jack.
Speaker 3: Well, Mum and dad are going out to dinner tonight
Speaker 3: and never asked us to tape it because they won't
Speaker 3: be there to watch her. I was like, it's only it's.
Speaker 2: Twenty seconds, twenty seconds blink, did you miss it?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But there are no small parts my friends. Okay, check
Speaker 2: it out tonight eight thirty True Stories with Hamish Nandy,
Speaker 2: second episode of the brilliant new series We are back
Speaker 2: tomorrow Morning Sights of today's show, is Her Loss Your Game?
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