Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Why from Richmond Gold one four point three HDT, Melbourne, Australia,
Speaker 2: Broadcasting to the world Christian. When I sleep, it's like
Speaker 2: I'm dying. What anymore? Not anymore?
Speaker 3: They've been taken out of society breakfast.
Speaker 4: So you are crazy.
Speaker 5: Don't be ridiculous.
Speaker 2: Sas now well, I am surrounded by sharks doing this job.
Speaker 6: Can't trust Jack seecretly having snacks behind my back, and
Speaker 6: this morning just that the one person I think always
Speaker 6: try to rely on, Patsy, has taken as well from me.
Speaker 5: Excuse me, I'm fixed up.
Speaker 6: Well now what I was saying is I said to
Speaker 6: perhaps of the weekend listen, if you can get Audie
Speaker 6: to record her thoughts about how her first count was
Speaker 6: last week, a first time away from home for twenty
Speaker 6: four hours.
Speaker 2: I'll give her ten bucks. It's an award. That's fair.
Speaker 6: We're using her on the show. She should paid for that.
Speaker 6: So I came this morning. I gave pats the money,
Speaker 6: but I only had a twenty Jack, thinking that pats would.
Speaker 2: Obviously give me blitet No to put it straight in
Speaker 2: that giant twenty dollars.
Speaker 5: No, that's not what you first Initially the bet was
Speaker 5: for ten bucks, right, so you gave me an Aussie
Speaker 5: five dollar note? And what else did you give me?
Speaker 2: Oh? I didn't It was by accent.
Speaker 6: There was a five dollar euro note. But those things
Speaker 6: are worth a lot more than your currents.
Speaker 2: Actually, I don't think they are.
Speaker 5: You know what it's worth? Five five euro is worth
Speaker 5: nine dollars thirty Aussie this morning?
Speaker 2: You would have kept it.
Speaker 6: I know you've made fifteen. Actually, no, you've made twenty. Actually,
Speaker 6: can you mind still up? So let's just enjoy it
Speaker 6: while we can. Let's just play this out. This cost
Speaker 6: me twenty bucks all the little clips from audiplane.
Speaker 4: One of our.
Speaker 7: Friends did a big juicy fun so we had to
Speaker 7: open the window.
Speaker 6: I make sure that is money well spent for this
Speaker 6: show this year. That is the best use of arm money.
Speaker 6: Let me just say this right, have either of you too?
Speaker 6: We can only talk about this now first link of
Speaker 6: the show. That I'll have to shut my trap because
Speaker 6: I can't talk about it later on because people could
Speaker 6: be listening. Could go back to my wife. Have any
Speaker 6: have any of you ever tried to organize something surprises
Speaker 6: for birthday parties?
Speaker 3: Yes, why I try to organize a whole surprise part
Speaker 3: if you're Benking and end up telling her and saying, look,
Speaker 3: just will still do the surprise part. But you just
Speaker 3: got to act surprise.
Speaker 2: That's above my skill set. It's so hard, isn't it?
Speaker 3: Which part? Without giving away too much? Which party you're
Speaker 3: trying to surprise all of it.
Speaker 2: I've tried too many surprises.
Speaker 6: There are just too many surprises in contacting people and
Speaker 6: trying to get people in the people already one of
Speaker 6: her friends has said, oh, I just had a good
Speaker 6: fun thing of the weekend looking out looking at some
Speaker 6: old photos of you, and my wife sent Tennaia permanently up.
Speaker 6: She's she's already said to me, or are you planning
Speaker 6: something involving photos?
Speaker 2: And she is an idiot that's old of that, simply.
Speaker 6: I said him Lock Campbell till several times, Please don't
Speaker 6: say anything to Sarah.
Speaker 2: Because more even biggers.
Speaker 6: It's a price, I as in, don't go, oh, I've
Speaker 6: been looking at some old photos of you.
Speaker 2: It is it's just tiptoeing around, isn't it.
Speaker 3: So there's going to be a slideshow.
Speaker 2: Oh, I thought, what is it?
Speaker 8: I can't say it involves Oh okay, it's the is
Speaker 8: a kind of that you open and it's not photos
Speaker 8: on and you can eat them.
Speaker 2: Oh, I've said too much. That's what I was looking
Speaker 2: at the photos for.
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Speaker 6: Patsy, Sorry, man, I think I talked to over you.
Speaker 6: But did you try and organize one for your husband
Speaker 6: christa where we love going?
Speaker 2: Yeah, for his thirtieth.
Speaker 5: See he's got a his birthdays on Christmas Day, so
Speaker 5: oh way, he'd never had a birthday party in his
Speaker 5: life because it was always Christmas Day. So I thought,
Speaker 5: for his thirtieth, I'll break the ice. And I was
Speaker 5: very good. He had no idea that it was happening.
Speaker 5: And then we got about sixty people in our backyard
Speaker 5: and he came home from working on Christmas. Not on
Speaker 5: Christmas Day, sanctam, No, No, it was about a month before.
Speaker 6: I have no idea there were sixty people on Christmas
Speaker 6: Day and I've been to work, no surprise.
Speaker 2: I surprised him because it was actually March the four.
Speaker 5: And we got an Elvis impersonator and he was a
Speaker 5: lovely guy, Sri Lankan men. So we had a shri
Speaker 5: Lankan Elvis impersonator in our back.
Speaker 6: What is that got to do with the story? That
Speaker 6: is Shrianking was cheaper and knew Elvis hits.
Speaker 2: But there is a sight shrilank in actions.
Speaker 5: It was brilliant fun.
Speaker 3: It was great. He was the only one who would
Speaker 3: work on Christmas Day.
Speaker 4: Double time.
Speaker 6: Perhaps he's one of those stories that likes to tell
Speaker 6: you the eth necessity of something.
Speaker 2: I've got any the other day Slankan gentleman to paint
Speaker 2: the picture very clean cart.
Speaker 3: So, yeah, I've got a doctor. He's also a pummy.
Speaker 6: She doesn't met her. She went my doctor also a pummy. No,
Speaker 6: I did not very clean hands.
Speaker 2: I said.
Speaker 5: Audrey said to me, my daughter's doctor. Don sounds like Christian,
Speaker 5: And I said yes, because he's English like christ.
Speaker 2: They can't help it. They try and hide it, but
Speaker 2: I give up. There's something about the Elvis guy. Who
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 6: He's a Schrankan man. Anyway, Sorry, carry on? You surprised
Speaker 6: him on?
Speaker 5: Yes, No, it's about a month before.
Speaker 2: This is amazing. It really is a surprise.
Speaker 5: Well, you can't have it on Christmas Day birthday. Well,
Speaker 5: no one's available. Everyone's got their own plans.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I should do with Sarah, organize a
Speaker 6: really big surprise.
Speaker 2: I'm going to go and wake her up. Now, come
Speaker 2: with me, Come on, go to seven eleven on the way,
Speaker 2: get some muffin surprise. I really believe I guess this
Speaker 2: was happening. Get up.
Speaker 4: Shared my story the.
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Speaker 6: Patsy, that's Shrilank and Elvis. You were telling hired for
Speaker 6: your husband's surprise birthday party four weeks before his actual birthday.
Speaker 6: It is a surprise. Yes, it's a great surprise. What
Speaker 6: a great way to surprise somebody.
Speaker 2: We're having their birthday surprise party when it's not their birthday.
Speaker 2: That way, none of us can ever really relax.
Speaker 5: I'll put it in God text. It's gusey birthday's Christmas Day.
Speaker 2: He always used to.
Speaker 6: Feel sorry for kids that had, you know, over the
Speaker 6: Christmas break, used to have like you know, one of my.
Speaker 2: Nieces is New Year's Day and it's.
Speaker 6: And everyone's got no one wants to have a party
Speaker 6: in current see anyone on Newsday hangover, and I feel
Speaker 6: so sorry for it's a week after Christmas.
Speaker 2: People are broke, you know, are those kids like Christmas Eve?
Speaker 2: And do you remember?
Speaker 6: And they would never get presents or anything from the
Speaker 6: class because it was always before.
Speaker 2: You broke up.
Speaker 5: And one lot of presents, not two pats.
Speaker 3: Do you make sure you get Chris two? Like a
Speaker 3: distinct Christmas present, then a distinct we do Happy Birthday.
Speaker 5: There's always a present under the tree that's in you know,
Speaker 5: birthday wrap, not Christmas wrap with the card.
Speaker 6: Oh you're sweet, how organized. That's very nice then, and
Speaker 6: Jesus would have had all this.
Speaker 3: He is like a modern day Jesus. Really Chris, isn't he?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 6: The Schlankan Elvis that you hired for Chris, the where
Speaker 6: I we Love God is like me a big Elvis fan.
Speaker 2: Is his name Arnie?
Speaker 6: Because someone's just texting and going, I know, Shelankan Elvis
Speaker 6: is his name, Arnie.
Speaker 5: I can't remember. I can't remember. It's nearly twenty years
Speaker 5: ago now, but this is a.
Speaker 6: Great traditional Schlankan name, Arnie. I've actually, to be fair,
Speaker 6: perhaps I've seen a Chinese Elvis who is incredible. There's
Speaker 6: a famous Chinese restaurant in London called Wonkys, And suddenly,
Speaker 6: any moment during the night, a Chinese Elvis will come out.
Speaker 6: Who is amazing, He's been there about twenty odd years.
Speaker 6: Who is absolutely incredible. He comes out with the full cape,
Speaker 6: the lights dim. No better thing to enjoy when having
Speaker 6: some Chinese food than Chinese girl set a Chinese guy
Speaker 6: serenading you with Elvis songs.
Speaker 2: There must be a whole thing about fine.
Speaker 6: I remember a friend of mine was interviewing the great
Speaker 6: Robert Plant from led Zep and he was They were
Speaker 6: talking about karaoke and Robert Plant tom on this great
Speaker 6: story and this is an amazing story.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 6: Robert Plant was on holiday in Thailand in a bar
Speaker 6: and suddenly people started doing karaoke and it was a competition,
Speaker 6: and someone started to get up and do He said,
Speaker 6: to be fair, it was actually a pretty good version
Speaker 6: of Stay Away to Heaven. He was there with his wife.
Speaker 6: They've been drinking like for quite a long time. She said,
Speaker 6: you should get up do stay Away to Heaven. People
Speaker 6: don't even know it's you. You know, just do it
Speaker 6: and you'll win the karaoke competition because it's you're a Plant.
Speaker 2: He came third place.
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Speaker 6: Still all right, come in this morning, still getting emails.
Speaker 6: Yesterday on the show we were talking about the sad
Speaker 6: passing over the weekend of a TV guy created so
Speaker 6: many great TV shows, Sons and Daughters, Prisoner and of
Speaker 6: course the Big One, Neighbour's huge hit here in Australia.
Speaker 6: Massive stood in the UK every day people watching, five
Speaker 6: million people enjoying it in the UK every single day.
Speaker 2: Back at its peak, twenty two.
Speaker 6: Million people watched the wedding between Scott and Charmine. We
Speaker 6: had some great calls yesterday we were doing six Degrees
Speaker 6: of Neighbors because so many of you had some connection
Speaker 6: to neighbors. Some of our favorite calls before night.
Speaker 9: Is Brett Swain and I was in the show probably
Speaker 9: a bit. I think it was about two oh four
Speaker 9: to two oh five for about ten months to a year. Well,
Speaker 9: I came on to play the husband to Nel Foenie
Speaker 9: who played Janelle, who was the Bogan mum. As the
Speaker 9: kids and we were the whole Bosing family were really rough. Yeah,
Speaker 9: but I came into sort of the bogan surfer guy
Speaker 9: who comes in and tries to reconnect with the kids
Speaker 9: and so forth, and the kids are all a bit
Speaker 9: pretty Boganish, and all the rest of us go, well.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Heather.
Speaker 10: My dog was Harvey, who was the Scully dog for
Speaker 10: ten years on Neighbors, So I wasn't doing as they
Speaker 10: would say action. Harvey would get up and moved, so
Speaker 10: they had to use a different word, so they'd go
Speaker 10: polly woffle, so the actor would be able to walk in,
Speaker 10: walk up to Harvey, tell him the move again, and
Speaker 10: then you'd have to next time if something happened and
Speaker 10: they had to redo the scene again. They had to
Speaker 10: use another word for action because that Harvey knew.
Speaker 11: What the word meant.
Speaker 10: Someone's going to come in and tell me to move,
Speaker 10: So I'm going to move now.
Speaker 3: Ten years of that what an old deal.
Speaker 6: If I was a writer on they're watching that show,
Speaker 6: I'd be straight and write that dog out of it.
Speaker 6: Tomara's episode He's getting flat by truck.
Speaker 3: And Show of Hands who wants to kill Harvey?
Speaker 6: Yep, I still yesterday, couldn't thought I was thinking about
Speaker 6: those two calls, right, Brett and Heather. First of all, Heather,
Speaker 6: we'll play the full call again this weekend on our
Speaker 6: Best Off, showing you on a Saturday morning Heather's dog, right,
Speaker 6: she got it signed up by dog agent. In my mind,
Speaker 6: I want that to be an actual dog that is
Speaker 6: an agent and a cigar with his paws up on
Speaker 6: the desk making calls, doing deals.
Speaker 2: I've got your great gear. There's a TV commercial. Don't
Speaker 2: screw up the last time I tal thinking about a
Speaker 2: dog agent.
Speaker 6: The dog got two hundred and eighty bucks per show
Speaker 6: as well, we found out, didn't we that was the
Speaker 6: going rate.
Speaker 3: Not even per day. He takes four days to shoot
Speaker 3: the show.
Speaker 6: And that it was hard. What the dog can obviously
Speaker 6: has the dogs will do. I guess with the hot
Speaker 6: lights there on a TV studio, lying down for most
Speaker 6: of the day as well on bits of the neighbors
Speaker 6: set that they could find to lie the dog down
Speaker 6: on there.
Speaker 3: Over his ten year career, they could have saved twenty
Speaker 3: thousand dollars just by not having the Scully family.
Speaker 6: Have a dog, or say we've got a dog, just
Speaker 6: have the bed and go. He's out for another walk,
Speaker 6: he's out in the yard.
Speaker 3: Cut out all I also had a friend called me
Speaker 3: yesterday after they heard Brett call up. Brett Swain was
Speaker 3: the first caller there and said, don't you remember Kim Timmins.
Speaker 3: He was the dad of Stingray and he didn't say
Speaker 3: it in his call yesterday, but he was. He was
Speaker 3: StingRay's dad.
Speaker 6: Do you remember as well? So yeah, this Brett called us.
Speaker 6: You never know was listening to a radio show. But
Speaker 6: Brett Swain and as were chatting Tom I had a
Speaker 6: quick jump on Wikipedia. It was a bit like who's
Speaker 6: calling Christian yesterday? And I said him that he'd been
Speaker 6: in Naves a couple of times as John Swan. This
Speaker 6: was the duck hunter who killed Kerry Bishop, which was
Speaker 6: a huge storyline. I seem to remember she was like
Speaker 6: an environmental campaigner and there was some some near doing
Speaker 6: duck hunters and accidentally shot her dad.
Speaker 2: It was laughing.
Speaker 6: That was very traumatic at the time. Then I have
Speaker 6: notices he came back two years later. The killer comes
Speaker 6: back as a different character. How stupid do they think
Speaker 6: people were in the nineties just put a different.
Speaker 2: Shirt on him?
Speaker 3: Well, what does it say about the amount of actors
Speaker 3: there are in the country. It's like how it was
Speaker 3: used with literally years everybody.
Speaker 6: So in nineteen nineties, in and he has a big
Speaker 6: storyline killing Kerry Bishop, right but loved character. Two years
Speaker 6: later he's back just as a builder called buzz something
Speaker 6: about that is out of prison. Then he comes back
Speaker 6: a following year. So in nineteen ninety he's a killer,
Speaker 6: a duck hunter. Two years age he's a builder called
Speaker 6: buzz Wade. A year later he's.
Speaker 2: Now a horse racing commentator. What can't this guy do? Anyway?
Speaker 6: Some of the emails I came in with this morning
Speaker 6: then for still talking about neighbors, for still trending Christian
Speaker 6: six degrees of Neighbors. When my husband and I first
Speaker 6: moved from New Zealand to Australia, the only job I
Speaker 6: could get was telemarketings. Telemarketing. I hated the job. I
Speaker 6: had to try and sell gold plated pen sets. What
Speaker 6: a kid just ringing people up? Do you want a
Speaker 6: gold plased pen set? Being a Kiwi, everyone in Australia
Speaker 6: just heard pin sets and kept going pin sets, pin sets.
Speaker 6: I wasn't very good at it, however, and ended up
Speaker 6: working with Terry Donovan, Jason's dad, who was also in Neighbors.
Speaker 6: I didn't know that he didn't like being called Terry
Speaker 6: and assisted throughout the day that everyone keep referring from
Speaker 6: as Terrence. It was very nice as long as you
Speaker 6: didn't ask him about Jason. When I became pregnant, he
Speaker 6: came nice card that was signed Terrence. That was over
Speaker 6: twenty two years ago. I've still got it and my
Speaker 6: daughter turns twenty two in ten days time. D in
Speaker 6: whereby thank you very much, and got an email here
Speaker 6: from do you know this person? I think you said
Speaker 6: you work with someone called via thea Via Yes, I
Speaker 6: think you worked to the previously at Nova. She emailed me,
Speaker 6: saying she was listening to the show yesterday and you
Speaker 6: still work with you, Patsy. She enjoyed hearing from Kim
Speaker 6: Timmins Dan Dan Dan I host a weekly neighbours podcast
Speaker 6: called Neighbors.
Speaker 2: I like him.
Speaker 6: We've been going for five years, won several awards. Christian,
Speaker 6: you sound like a mega fan. Would you like to
Speaker 6: come on as a guest. We'd get you to watch
Speaker 6: an episode of Neighbors with us and analyze it. More
Speaker 6: than two thirds of our listeners are Neighbors fans like you.
Speaker 6: Back in the UK. I'm sure they'd love to hear
Speaker 6: from you. Yes, yeah, I'm email back. I've already email
Speaker 6: back saying yes all right, So if you want to
Speaker 6: take bar, if you listened to the stick and I've
Speaker 6: got a connection to neighbors, even Huggy legend general here
Speaker 6: of the mid Mornings of God one of four point
Speaker 6: three called the show yesterday. We wound up getting into
Speaker 6: the studio half night. We've got story six degrees of Neighbors,
Speaker 6: Give us a call now nine four one four one
Speaker 6: four to three.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 6: With the passing, sadly of the weekend of Reg Watson
Speaker 6: and all the great TV shows he came up with
Speaker 6: and created, including Neighbors Give us a Chance yesterday, still
Speaker 6: doing it today, So many great stories and connections for
Speaker 6: the show two Neighbors would have been running six Degrees
Speaker 6: of Neighbors, some amazing stories and calls. Yesterday evening I
Speaker 6: went down a Neighbors hole and I started having a
Speaker 6: look at some of the more odd episodes they've had.
Speaker 2: Because it's been going for thirty.
Speaker 3: Five years next year.
Speaker 6: All right, some of the ones I found Susan Kennedy
Speaker 6: slipped on some milk in two thousand and two and
Speaker 6: forgot the last thirty years of her life.
Speaker 3: I did miss that storyline? Is she better?
Speaker 2: After a fall?
Speaker 6: The Queen of Ramsey Street and high school principal, Susan
Speaker 6: started to believe that she was sixteen years old. Confusion
Speaker 6: reigned when she turned up at a seventies party and
Speaker 6: start trying to get off with the young boys.
Speaker 2: Oh do you remember this one?
Speaker 6: I remember this in nineteen ninety one, totally forgot about it.
Speaker 6: Bouncer the dog had a dream. Bounce of the dog
Speaker 6: was watching a wedding video and had his own dreams
Speaker 6: of getting married to the next door neighbour's dog, Rosie Jack.
Speaker 2: Still two dogs getting married. Amazing.
Speaker 6: Harold Bishop returns from the dead in nineteen ninety six.
Speaker 6: Back in ninety one, how the Madge had gone for
Speaker 6: a walk by the sea, only for Harold Bishop to disappear,
Speaker 6: leaving only his iconic glasses behind.
Speaker 2: Five years later.
Speaker 6: Helen Daniels found him working in an up shop, calling
Speaker 6: himself ted.
Speaker 3: So he had five years off the show.
Speaker 2: Yes, some of these are incredible.
Speaker 6: Jim Robinson, Big Jim Robinson before he turned up on
Speaker 6: just about every American TV show. He's now everywhere Jim
Speaker 6: Robinson is in the actual He did magic Mushrooms back
Speaker 6: in nineteen ninety two. Him and a mate went camping
Speaker 6: and they accidentally had some funny mushrooms and Jim started
Speaker 6: tripping out on shrooms about pigs talking to him.
Speaker 2: Different time, Different time, nineteen ninety two. There's loads of these.
Speaker 2: All right, let's take some of your calls. Now. Six
Speaker 2: degrees of neighbors, John, Good morning, Yeah, good morning man.
Speaker 2: How I are Yeah, I'm good. So what is your
Speaker 2: six degrees of neighbors? What have you got for us? John?
Speaker 12: My wife got a bit of extra work here and there,
Speaker 12: and she got a phone call for a agent about
Speaker 12: eight years ago and the better gigone neighbors. So the
Speaker 12: scene was she was working at Lassiders and Paul Robinson
Speaker 12: happened to ask her if she'd seen this certain person,
Speaker 12: and her world famous reply was sorry no. So it
Speaker 12: lasted about two seconds and it was gone.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but if you listen, if you're going to be
Speaker 2: an extra, you want a scene at Lassiters. You made
Speaker 2: for life, That's right. A Paccino engineero. They all get discovered.
Speaker 6: There a little scene there, all right, Johnny boy, thank
Speaker 6: you very much for calling you mate.
Speaker 2: Have a good day, is thanks, thank you, good morning,
Speaker 2: good How are you? I'm good Ian.
Speaker 6: Welcome to six Degrees of Neighbors on the show this morning.
Speaker 6: What's your one for us?
Speaker 11: I've got two for you. Actually, first one, I was
Speaker 11: also an extra, and yeah, I was the back of
Speaker 11: someone's head.
Speaker 2: Your own, if you are going the back of somebody's head.
Speaker 11: No, but I was filling in for an actor who
Speaker 11: basically wasn't in the whole episode, but they needed to
Speaker 11: appear right at the end of the episode. So instead
Speaker 11: of paying that actor, they got me to appear. Because
Speaker 11: I was roughly the same height and had the same
Speaker 11: hair color and all that. I appeared right at the
Speaker 11: end of the episode and then they cut to the end.
Speaker 11: So they paid me I think a baptisty bucks for
Speaker 11: the whole thing. But you've got a.
Speaker 2: Great back your head, you know, and you end up
Speaker 2: doing a lot of catalog work at the back of
Speaker 2: your head.
Speaker 11: Well exactly. Yeah.
Speaker 2: And what was the other one he had as well?
Speaker 11: In well linked to the neighbors Bev Robinson, Shana O'Grady. Ye,
Speaker 11: when I kind of got beyond the extra work and
Speaker 11: actually got some paid speaking roles, I was in Blue Healers.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 11: I was actually Blue Helers twice. And again this is
Speaker 11: one of these ones where you can be an actor
Speaker 11: two years apart, completely different characters. So first time I
Speaker 11: was a supermarket manager in Blue Healers. The second time
Speaker 11: I was Dev Robinson aka Shawana O'Grady's toy boy lover.
Speaker 6: You know, maybe on another show when I have to
Speaker 6: do six Degrees of Blue Healers, because I reckon, there'd
Speaker 6: be a lot of stories about that as well.
Speaker 2: Ian, that's a two for one. Thank you very much
Speaker 2: for give us a call. I have a good day.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Was cramming Peter now before we hit the ads.
Speaker 13: Peter, good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 7: How are you.
Speaker 6: I'm good mate, welcome to the show. Thanks for calling in.
Speaker 6: So six Degrees of Neighbors.
Speaker 13: I killed three characters on Neighbors. This my claim to fame.
Speaker 2: Astonishing you're a neighbour's serial killer.
Speaker 13: No, no, I'm a model maker. And back in two
Speaker 13: thousand and five, ahead of episode where all the characters
Speaker 13: got on an old DC three playing and flew to Tasmania.
Speaker 13: I thought they were actually going to kill off the
Speaker 13: whole show because everyone was on the plane. So I
Speaker 13: was quite excited. I was quite excited because you know,
Speaker 13: well maybe Neighbors wasn't as popular in Australia as it
Speaker 13: was in England at the time, But anyway, I had
Speaker 13: the job of rigging a small one seventy two scale
Speaker 13: which plane which would fit on the palm of your hand.
Speaker 13: It was that's how far the budget stretched for Neighbors
Speaker 13: for special effects at the time.
Speaker 6: You're kidding, because I was thinking you were going to
Speaker 6: say scale down that would be like, you know, three
Speaker 6: meters or something.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 13: I suggested that, but no, their budget didn't stretch that far.
Speaker 13: So I had a little one seventy two scale DC
Speaker 13: three model. I had to rig up with smoke that
Speaker 13: would pour out the wheel well because the terrorists had
Speaker 13: a terrorist had put a bomb in the wheel well
Speaker 13: before they all took off, and it blew up over
Speaker 13: the bas Strait. And I thought maybe a few the whole.
Speaker 6: Show would go, but three characters did go, so I
Speaker 6: bet they were the three characters were asking for pay rises.
Speaker 6: We fled TASMANI for a show an old d C three,
Speaker 6: don't get in it to do that's.
Speaker 13: The beginning of the union for names. That was quite out.
Speaker 6: That's incredible, and you still do this now for TV
Speaker 6: shows and.
Speaker 13: Movies or yes, some are currently working on a few
Speaker 13: different shows for a studio which I can't name. But yes, yes,
Speaker 13: work in Melbourne, right, brilliant.
Speaker 3: Certainly someone says they can't name it. I really am
Speaker 3: desperate to Peter. II think it means two things. One
Speaker 3: is a huge thing or it's not such a huge.
Speaker 13: Thing it is.
Speaker 2: I can name it.
Speaker 12: I can name it.
Speaker 13: But yeah, no, we're working on you. I've worked overseas
Speaker 13: and that sort of thing too, So yes, it's it's
Speaker 13: I'm still working in the industry now.
Speaker 6: If you were to tell us this one or two
Speaker 6: of your other greatest hits as quickly, what are the
Speaker 6: great models have you made for things that we might
Speaker 6: have seen?
Speaker 13: Well, I've worked on I've worked on Where the Wild
Speaker 13: Things Are? Was dressing uh an actor for for that,
Speaker 13: for the for that movie, of worked overseas on the
Speaker 13: biggest flop in Chinese history.
Speaker 2: I've got to know more. What's the biggest flop in China? Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're own Chinese waterworld, did.
Speaker 13: They They did one called Asura in twenty sixteen that
Speaker 13: was shown for one weekend. It was They spent one
Speaker 13: hundred and fifty million dollars on it and made seven
Speaker 13: million before.
Speaker 2: They were bilded. Wow, and what did you make on it?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 13: I built a lot of sets, worked on a lot
Speaker 13: of huge sets that were too big for the production.
Speaker 13: They didn't need to build them that big.
Speaker 2: But I was happy they went the opposite way to
Speaker 2: the Neighbours load.
Speaker 13: It was absolutely opposite.
Speaker 6: Hey, listen, Peter, these are great stories. Called in anytime.
Speaker 6: If you've got some more for us, all right, thanks
Speaker 6: having gay, It is good on you.
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Speaker 2: Three, Day two. We're still getting stories.
Speaker 6: We've had them for the last twenty minutes, all kinds
Speaker 6: of dif stories about the great TV show Neighbors. With
Speaker 6: the passing of the weekend of Reg Watson, the original
Speaker 6: creator of the Neighbors, which are running for thirty five years,
Speaker 6: I am moving on for now. I get the feeling
Speaker 6: where we were dealing with this all this week. Little
Speaker 6: stories that keep coming in, and that's great. If you
Speaker 6: want to take part in it, just email me Christian
Speaker 6: at gold one four three dot com.
Speaker 2: Do au.
Speaker 6: I've just had a very long email from a very
Speaker 6: proud mum whose son was in neighbors as a teenager.
Speaker 6: I'm trying to remember his name here it is. It's
Speaker 6: quite a long email. Money halfway through reading it, because
Speaker 6: obviously mums send very long proud emails.
Speaker 2: Yes they should do.
Speaker 6: Do you remember Zeke Zeke Kingski. I do remember it
Speaker 6: was a teenager that hit puberty. Do you remember we
Speaker 6: had a lot of storylines around that. The reason I
Speaker 6: remember him is do you remember that Toadfish? Two names
Speaker 6: keep cropping up the last two days to weren't neighbors
Speaker 6: Toadfish and Paul Robinson. Toadfish I seem to remember was
Speaker 6: helping out Zeke get through puberty by lending him adult
Speaker 6: reading the magazines, and I remember one was called Ambrosia.
Speaker 6: I remember actually going into a local newscher I'm afraid
Speaker 6: to say, to see if Ambrosia was available on general release.
Speaker 2: I upset to find it wasn't.
Speaker 3: Wait, but Zeke was in my time, so you would
Speaker 3: have been thirty five.
Speaker 6: So and the other thing is I remember that Zeke
Speaker 6: opened up one of these magazines called Ambrosia.
Speaker 2: And you remember this storyline his sister was in it.
Speaker 6: Well, I had, I had est was in Ambrosia, and
Speaker 6: then O the old storyline about dealing with that.
Speaker 3: I had a crush on the sister character, not because
Speaker 3: she was in that magazine. I didn't know about.
Speaker 6: Anyway, we are moving on now, Christian. Years ago I
Speaker 6: volunteered at the RSPCA at her pierced down one dye.
Speaker 6: One day I was there filling paper and I saw
Speaker 6: some animal adoption papers showing that Ryan Maloney.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you should be saying this.
Speaker 6: That was Toadfish him again, Tony again. Tony had been
Speaker 6: in and it was adopting some guinea pigs. I didn't
Speaker 6: get to meet him, but apparently he was a lovely
Speaker 6: guy and he visited there with his wife and adopted
Speaker 6: a couple of guinea pigs. Very very weak linked to neighbors,
Speaker 6: but it's the best one. Hey Listen coowned has called
Speaker 6: six Degrees of Neighbors. That is brilliant. And this one here, Christian,
Speaker 6: here and you talking about the TV show Neighbors. About
Speaker 6: eight years ago, my dad and I built the New
Speaker 6: Neighbours set. I was eleven, so this is his dad
Speaker 6: is drafting and it's eleven year old kid. Mind you,
Speaker 6: I've been to that set. The set set designs are
Speaker 6: a little bit looks like a kid would build it.
Speaker 6: Won key, No, they're just they're very wonky.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 6: This comes from Elliott. Last week on the show, we
Speaker 6: were talking about our to do list. So I'm curious
Speaker 6: to catch up a week later to see where you
Speaker 6: are with your to do list, because one of the
Speaker 6: intro one of the things on jack Posters to do
Speaker 6: list was something I want to get another one. I've
Speaker 6: got a little tattoo and I want to get another one.
Speaker 6: You're now planning a quite an ambitious one.
Speaker 3: Booked in the Tattoo yesterday. Yeah one, two sittings, two sittings,
Speaker 3: take a week off November four, then come back again.
Speaker 3: And the guy is like, he's a hero in Melbourne
Speaker 3: tatoo artist. He's booked up until September next year.
Speaker 2: Artist.
Speaker 6: A guard did mine in Edinburgh. You got to book
Speaker 6: up months in advance. But someone in new someone actually
Speaker 6: get me in a bit early. But they're amazing the
Speaker 6: artwork they do.
Speaker 3: So I'm and I'm nervous because it's like, are you
Speaker 3: designing it? No, I'm like, I've got the immigration for it.
Speaker 3: And then he's like, he's the he's the total pro.
Speaker 3: So I'll give it to him. I'm not going to
Speaker 3: walk in with my hand drawing and go do exactly
Speaker 3: this on my arm.
Speaker 2: So is it Christian? So you're having Christian show for apps?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I am going to keep it a secret what
Speaker 3: I'm doing because I just don't want to feed it
Speaker 3: out to you guys.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: He doesn't want to get turned off, like when you
Speaker 5: you know, when you're pregnant and you say what your
Speaker 5: baby name is and everyone reacts.
Speaker 3: It is hadly like that. Yeah, you guys will tease
Speaker 3: me and make it funny, and then listeners will write
Speaker 3: in and say stuff and.
Speaker 6: Gosh, sorry, you have this tough job where people have
Speaker 6: fun with your precious tattoo. We don't want to know
Speaker 6: what your precious tattoo with his chat, So you're going
Speaker 6: to You're gonna have it and done in two settings.
Speaker 2: Yep, right, Okay, Patsy, what was on your to do list?
Speaker 5: I've got lots of things. They're very domestic, though not
Speaker 5: that exciting. I've got to take the dog to the
Speaker 5: vet at five tonight. He's got to have his needles
Speaker 5: and his nails clipped.
Speaker 6: The one big thing I've got the moment is you
Speaker 6: were going through this last week. Is it's the time
Speaker 6: of the year we start to worry about your air conditioning,
Speaker 6: don't you, because you know summer is coming not right now.
Speaker 6: Some has gone away and I yesterday I was trying
Speaker 6: to find someone to come out just have a look
Speaker 6: at Obviously we've been only in this house three or
Speaker 6: four months and they've got air conditioning, but I don't
Speaker 6: think a couple of the events work right, so we
Speaker 6: need someone to come out just have a look at it.
Speaker 6: Do you think that I've been ripped off with the
Speaker 6: old Bay side tax? Somebody I know, I appreciate. You've
Speaker 6: got to pay someone for their time. They've got an
Speaker 6: allocated an hour to drive out from whether they are
Speaker 6: they've got to be paid to come out and just
Speaker 6: have a cool out rate a basic call around.
Speaker 2: But it is one hundred and twenty am I being?
Speaker 2: Would you passion.
Speaker 5: Stage much in that standard?
Speaker 2: Is it really just to have a look at it?
Speaker 5: That for plumbers and stuff to come out.
Speaker 3: But that's just the call out, right, plus labor and stuff.
Speaker 2: So you think that's normal.
Speaker 3: You need what do you need? You need some kind
Speaker 3: of guy who can do everything because you've had the boiler,
Speaker 3: you've got that plumbing problem in the.
Speaker 6: Yesterday yes and then there's another problem now and someone
Speaker 6: else has to come out down the side of the
Speaker 6: house yesterday to look at something. There were four different
Speaker 6: people quoting for stuff yesterday. How was is just lying
Speaker 6: down on the kitchen floor having to be sort of
Speaker 6: calmed down by my wife. I'm going away on a
Speaker 6: retreat in two weeks time. All it's going to be
Speaker 6: is constant reminders of I got back with a.
Speaker 3: Quote, Um, would it be cheaper for you guys to
Speaker 3: just bulldoze the house and start from scratch?
Speaker 2: That might be an easier option. It will be a
Speaker 2: lot cheaper for.
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Speaker 6: There are two things on my to do list, very
Speaker 6: very very important. Number one get my wife's birthday present.
Speaker 6: I said to her the weekend. Look, I've had a
Speaker 6: couple of ideas. You don't want to get your own
Speaker 6: really nice? You know this is a landmark.
Speaker 2: Birthday, not to say the age mart.
Speaker 3: Birth does it finished with a zero, yes, yes, yes, seven.
Speaker 6: And so and she said, oh god, that'd be so nice.
Speaker 6: So you think enjoy I said, yeah, but just something
Speaker 6: that you would wear a lot, not like an occasion
Speaker 6: of something to remind you, you know, and something special.
Speaker 2: She goes, do you know what?
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, I said, look, I don't want to That's
Speaker 6: not something I can go and surprise you with. It's
Speaker 6: such a personal thing, and I could find something you
Speaker 6: won't like it. I'd like to spend a couple of
Speaker 6: hours in a clearer day, and we go together and
Speaker 6: some of this. She goes, great, okay, all right, well
Speaker 6: all the wall says I want something chunky.
Speaker 2: I go great. I leave that conversation going. I mean
Speaker 2: it's chunkier, heavy weightier, cashier, chunk you. I go back
Speaker 2: and pitch, I had look at some of this chunky.
Speaker 6: I like the real diet lightweight stuff more than gluten
Speaker 6: free jewry.
Speaker 2: The jewelry this a little bit chunky.
Speaker 6: And then the other thing on my to do list
Speaker 6: is I have a little notepad by the sola bed
Speaker 6: if I have an idea in the middle of the night. Right,
Speaker 6: I've got a tiny pen that's got a light on
Speaker 6: the end of it. I got it from the NASA
Speaker 6: website because astronauts they must have ideas, and that spacecarf
Speaker 6: of the middle of the night. They don't want to wake
Speaker 6: up the other astronauts and stuff like that. And so
Speaker 6: in the middle of the night last night I had
Speaker 6: two ideas. One I'm going to talk about later on
Speaker 6: today's show. The other one do you think jack right,
Speaker 6: don't say what I'm going to show you?
Speaker 2: No? No?
Speaker 6: Do you think this is a surprise that is too ambitious?
Speaker 6: Suddenly my wife and I are walking out on her birthday.
Speaker 2: She looks up. What does she see? Oh?
Speaker 3: Achievable?
Speaker 2: Do you think so?
Speaker 3: And November the eighth achievable?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep. But with the chunky jewelry? Do you think
Speaker 2: that's also?
Speaker 3: Do I have no idea how much you're showing me
Speaker 3: classic per letter?
Speaker 2: Do you think it would?
Speaker 3: It could be from five hundred dollars to fifteen thousand?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Has it also got a chunky price table? Because right now,
Speaker 6: when in a tough spot, I can't have two chunky outgoings.
Speaker 6: Something's got to go. But do you think it'd be
Speaker 6: charged per letter. Could I do happy Day?
Speaker 3: I reckon it would be an upfront fee and then
Speaker 3: every letter on top of that, Yeah, would be an
Speaker 3: extra fee.
Speaker 6: Could I use it? I guess they can't red an emoji?
Speaker 6: Can they to summarize our birthday?
Speaker 2: And you got it?
Speaker 6: Would I have to write all the Happy Birthday? They
Speaker 6: think you could just abbreviate today.
Speaker 3: H B Day.
Speaker 2: She's saying too much your money? But you think that's achievable.
Speaker 3: I think that's achievable and awesome.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know if she'll like it. I would.
Speaker 2: I think that's very cool. Yeah, do you know, I
Speaker 2: think sort of think Hugh Grant. We're doing a Richard
Speaker 2: Curtis movie.
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Speaker 6: To the next ten weeks, giving you all the biggest
Speaker 6: tickets to all the best shows this week. It is
Speaker 6: about you two coming over in three weeks time Marvel
Speaker 6: Stadium with a Joshua Tree Tour live.
Speaker 2: It's been going on all over the world.
Speaker 6: Brilliant support as well from Noel Gallia formerly of Oasis
Speaker 6: and his High Flying Birds.
Speaker 2: This is how you win your tickets.
Speaker 15: I understand, I am nothing against you too, anticipation of
Speaker 15: what's about to have a were.
Speaker 4: Am my rock room you too?
Speaker 2: Christian cons ten weeks of chickets? All right? So it
Speaker 2: tried this yesterday, Robin.
Speaker 6: Do the normal way of doing a ticket giveaway where
Speaker 6: you come on they say it's this or is it that?
Speaker 2: We say right or wrong? I'll move on to the
Speaker 2: next person.
Speaker 6: All you've won we're looking for because it's you two,
Speaker 6: can we find two of you to play and line
Speaker 6: up ten lines with.
Speaker 2: Two of you in team?
Speaker 6: So, whether you're on the school run, getting ready at
Speaker 6: home right now in the kitchen, grab one of the kids,
Speaker 6: can they play in a team with you. We'll ask
Speaker 6: you a YouTube questions. We'll give you five seconds you
Speaker 6: chat to each.
Speaker 2: Other and your little team of two, and then you
Speaker 2: give us the answer to the YouTube question.
Speaker 6: If it's wrong, we move on to the next U
Speaker 6: two until you two win the tickets to go and
Speaker 6: see you too. It kind of worked enough yesterday that
Speaker 6: was soakling back to give it a go today. So
Speaker 6: give us a cool this morning. If you want to
Speaker 6: play nine four one four one oh four three nine
Speaker 6: four one four one o four three. We're playing next.
Speaker 6: We're playing you two for you two calling in teams
Speaker 6: to two the.
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Speaker 6: This week, then to give away week three tickets and
Speaker 6: ten weeks of tickets. It's all about you two. You
Speaker 6: two taking on YouTube for YouTube.
Speaker 4: I understay and I am nothing against YouTube anticipation of
Speaker 4: what's about to happen? Am I rock group YouTube?
Speaker 2: Because you coos two weeks of tickets YouTube every single
Speaker 2: morning at seven thirty eight more weeks to go. This
Speaker 2: week is about you two every single morning, and we're
Speaker 2: looking for you to play in pairs.
Speaker 6: Got a load of people lined up. You jump on
Speaker 6: with us in your two person team. We'll give you
Speaker 6: a YouTube question. You get five seconds to chat amongst
Speaker 6: each other in your team, and then you've got to
Speaker 6: give me an answer. If you don't get it right,
Speaker 6: we move on to the next you two that's working
Speaker 6: this week. Up first, this morning, let's go to Georgia
Speaker 6: and Tara.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 6: Hi they hey ladies, come on and so you can't
Speaker 6: pulling together?
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah, just on the way to work.
Speaker 2: Now, who is this talking? Is this Georgia or Tara, Tara, Tara?
Speaker 2: Are you driving?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Driver gets to talk. I like it.
Speaker 6: Okay, that's the captain. The captain sits behind the wheel
Speaker 6: like on a ship. And what do you two do together?
Speaker 6: Where are you headed to? You headed to work? Yeah?
Speaker 10: We work at a hospital.
Speaker 9: We're radiographers.
Speaker 2: All right, so we're in the extray department. Yeah yeah, yeah, right,
Speaker 2: and you're both you two fans. If you win? Are
Speaker 2: you going to go together? Yeah? By al right? Okay?
Speaker 2: And how do you think you are with you two knowledge?
Speaker 2: Do you know the band pretty well?
Speaker 16: Relatively?
Speaker 2: A relative? Is he going to do it? Is it
Speaker 2: all right? But you never know? It might? So are
Speaker 2: you ready?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right, let's play, ladies. Good luck in unison. The
Speaker 2: harmony is there? Very good? All right?
Speaker 6: Playing for you two tickets. Here is the first question.
Speaker 6: George and Tarra the radiographer's car pulling together? Right now,
Speaker 6: here's your question. As soon as I ask it, I'll
Speaker 6: start the clock. You get five seconds you can talk
Speaker 6: to each other. Here's your question. In which year did
Speaker 6: Bono receive his knighthood?
Speaker 10: You night.
Speaker 2: Ned?
Speaker 3: Answer?
Speaker 2: Yeah? What are you going to go for? What year
Speaker 2: did Bono get his Knighthood. What are you going to
Speaker 2: go for?
Speaker 6: I'm going to go two thousand and three, two thousand
Speaker 6: and three. Sorry, ladies, it's not you. It's two thousand
Speaker 6: and seven.
Speaker 2: Oh love.
Speaker 6: We'll send you something each for the drama that you
Speaker 6: brought this feature.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Tough light to George and Tara.
Speaker 2: Try again later on this week.
Speaker 6: Now let's go to a husband and wife team, I
Speaker 6: think Urser Jason, good morning? So is it husband and
Speaker 6: wife team? And so, first of all, good morning Jason,
Speaker 6: are you Christian?
Speaker 2: I'm good.
Speaker 6: I know that's an Irish accent. How long have you
Speaker 6: been in Australia for nineteen years? Nineteen years you've still
Speaker 6: got that great, lovely Irish accent as well?
Speaker 2: Good on it.
Speaker 6: And good morning Ursula. Hi Christian Ado Wursler And where
Speaker 6: are you guys? Playing you at home?
Speaker 2: Yep? Okay, in the kitchen? Whereabouts in the home?
Speaker 12: Are we bedroom?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 6: That's how they like to do it, each to their own,
Speaker 6: each to their own. Some people like to get a
Speaker 6: little thrill ringing a radio show. I'm trying to get
Speaker 6: them to be lucky nine to nine, and then they
Speaker 6: get down to it. Okay, Well, let's hope it's a
Speaker 6: happy ending. The quiz, the YouTube tickets, the you two tickets.
Speaker 6: Come on everyone, right, you two playing in the bedroom
Speaker 6: for you two tickets. Are you ready for your question?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, find out if it is the luck of the Irish?
Speaker 2: Here it is. Here is your question? Then?
Speaker 6: Which famous actor introduced you two at Live Aid? Which
Speaker 6: famous actor introduced you to at Live aid? The time starts.
Speaker 6: Now that's a silence in the bedroom.
Speaker 2: Silence? What was that?
Speaker 14: Can we answer?
Speaker 2: Yes you can, Jack Nicholson.
Speaker 6: Sure, Jack Nicholson, is what you're going to go for.
Speaker 6: I'm sure you don't need to confer with Ursula aunt
Speaker 6: All your wife.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what?
Speaker 6: Are no messing for Jason there, Jack Nicholson, that's right,
Speaker 6: Thanks very much.
Speaker 2: That's it. Two winners in bed together. This could be,
Speaker 2: this could be. Do you know what? This is a
Speaker 2: whole different quiz, isn't it? The bed quiez people playing
Speaker 2: in their pets.
Speaker 6: All over Melbourne. I love this the big game. You've
Speaker 6: given us a different game, you two, Ursa and Jason.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much that.
Speaker 2: Jason, how come you new storywear as Jack Nicholson? You
Speaker 2: just remember?
Speaker 13: Oh I watched live ad a few times and I
Speaker 13: watched it one that actually happened as well, so I
Speaker 13: just yeah, I was stalking the brain.
Speaker 6: Ah, brilliant. Well listen, enjoy seeing you two in a
Speaker 6: couple of weeks. Time you great winners.
Speaker 2: Okay, thank you, we'll leave you. We'll leave you too
Speaker 2: to it. Now you two to it. You see the.
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Speaker 6: Three, all right, coming out after eight. Then we got
Speaker 6: five topic Tuesday. This is where we clear everything on
Speaker 6: the show and we set up five phone ins at
Speaker 6: the same time.
Speaker 2: This morning's topics for you.
Speaker 6: Then it's just about you calling us up about your stories,
Speaker 6: if you've got anything for these.
Speaker 2: With all the stuff yesterday to do.
Speaker 6: With neighbors and that great call from a Heather about
Speaker 6: a dog that was in neighbors for ten years earning
Speaker 6: two hundred and eighty bucks a day, has your pet
Speaker 6: got a claim to fame? Might have been an extra?
Speaker 6: Might have been in a TV ad for we're looking
Speaker 6: for pets with claim to fames this morning? Have you
Speaker 6: ever been an extra? Lots of stories, but extras in
Speaker 6: neighbors We're looking from all these what have you been
Speaker 6: an extra in? Also stories about faking documents, whether you
Speaker 6: fake sick notes, letters from your parents, fake ID who
Speaker 6: didn't have fake ID, and I never did, as my
Speaker 6: kids listening, never do that terrible, terrible thing to do.
Speaker 6: Of course, stories about faking documents like your fake ID,
Speaker 6: fake letters and fake sinck notes, Stories about things that
Speaker 6: you've fallen into by in an hour's time by nine o'clock.
Speaker 6: I like to have a top ten or things that
Speaker 6: our listeners have fallen into, and also excuses that you've
Speaker 6: given and later feel shamed by. I tried to take
Speaker 6: Jack out to lunch last week. He turned me down,
Speaker 6: saying you had a podcast interview to do, lame already.
Speaker 6: Then I said to him, yesterday listen, I bought tickets,
Speaker 6: bought tickets and my own cash for me and producer Brad
Speaker 6: and Jack to go and see The Irishman before it
Speaker 6: comes out exclusive preview.
Speaker 2: He's having it to two. I get it, Jack, you
Speaker 2: hate me.
Speaker 3: I would actually love to see The Irishman.
Speaker 2: It was just bad to just not with me. I
Speaker 2: get it. It's okay, Jack, So that's your stories today. Then,
Speaker 2: pets Claim to Fame?
Speaker 6: Ever been an extra excuses, you've given lame excuses, you've
Speaker 6: given faking documents of any kind, your ID letters or
Speaker 6: sick notes? And what have you fallen into? Fallen into things?
Speaker 6: Give us a call nine four one four one four three.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Today's five topic Tuesday? Whatever all right? Five Top of Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Already some great stories lined up, Always room for more callers.
Speaker 2: On five Top of Tuesday.
Speaker 6: Five phone ins running at the same time, showing the
Speaker 6: lazy mumblies on the other breakfast shows how they're just
Speaker 6: phoning it in. We run five phone ins at the
Speaker 6: same time. Nine pour one four one four three. Here
Speaker 6: are you five today? How have you got a pet
Speaker 6: with a claim to fame? I give are stories about
Speaker 6: pets with claim to fames. I've just overheard only a
Speaker 6: bit of a conversation. That was that you jerk took
Speaker 6: with someone with a famous horsey.
Speaker 3: Yes deliver in the Melbourne Cup in twy.
Speaker 2: It's called call Jack and Jack tells me the story.
Speaker 3: Sorry problem.
Speaker 2: Story now, Oh dear hashtag man explaining where was I Yes,
Speaker 2: pets came to fame? Have you ever been an extra
Speaker 2: in something.
Speaker 6: Excuses you've given, shoddy excuses, you've given, faking documents. I'm
Speaker 6: hoping for some great stories on this, maybe fake ID
Speaker 6: any fake letters that you sent out, or sick notes,
Speaker 6: especially maybe faking mom and dad's handwriting. And by nine
Speaker 6: o'clock this morning, my aim is to have a whole
Speaker 6: top ten of amazing things that our listeners you've fallen into.
Speaker 6: Those are your five topics. As always, if you got
Speaker 6: anything for any of them, give us a call. We
Speaker 6: love getting your calls. Nine four one, one four three.
Speaker 2: You'll start in the next hour. Ken is up first.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Ken, Good morning Christian. I'm calling about the
Speaker 14: thing I've fallen into, and.
Speaker 2: Off you go, strong start Ken, already, what are you
Speaker 2: filling into?
Speaker 14: I fell into an alpha Romeo.
Speaker 17: I literally on the gutter, then go over compensated and
Speaker 17: literally head butted this four bloke for Romeo and of course,
Speaker 17: being the nice bloke guy am I left a note
Speaker 17: and told him that.
Speaker 14: The head size D was fine, the.
Speaker 11: Bike self so sorry for me.
Speaker 14: He was more worried about me and I haven't had
Speaker 14: to pay a seat.
Speaker 2: This is incredible. No, normally you leave your details, don't
Speaker 2: you have your red joke. Even know, if you've got.
Speaker 6: To drive off, what do you leave details of your head?
Speaker 17: I didn't have to do. My face was imprinted on.
Speaker 2: It was trying to be able to avoid it.
Speaker 6: What's the thing that the the the imprint on the
Speaker 6: turin shrouds? You have that alphame of your face.
Speaker 3: If you try to get away with it, he could
Speaker 3: pick you out of a lineup. Looks familiar.
Speaker 2: You pass your face into my bonnet? There is.
Speaker 17: I wasn't going to avoid it, and you know I
Speaker 17: was a bit dazed and confused, but there was a
Speaker 17: sort of it just laughing hysterically.
Speaker 14: Mind you. That might have been the concussion.
Speaker 17: I don't know in.
Speaker 2: My mind when he did this.
Speaker 6: What's the car in the cartoons have like tweety birds
Speaker 6: going around exactly?
Speaker 14: Well, I didn't see tweety bird, but as I said,
Speaker 14: it was a lovely Alpha Romeo one four seven and
Speaker 14: the gentleman, as I said, was a real champion.
Speaker 17: So good on here.
Speaker 6: I love the fact that you know it was an
Speaker 6: now for Romeo one four seven, because you saw the whole.
Speaker 2: Didn't you. He's actually tattooed on his skull back.
Speaker 17: I had to hitting print in his car.
Speaker 14: I had the logo imprinted on my forehead.
Speaker 13: Your brand is Ken, absolutely quiteerful.
Speaker 6: That's a great, great story. Thank you the best ones
Speaker 6: we've had this year. Mate, Thank you you.
Speaker 2: Cheating on up? Thank you all right?
Speaker 6: You do great man, Kenny. I want Ken to be
Speaker 6: my mate. Lay good morning, good morning.
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good, Lacey? So which one here calling in about? Mate?
Speaker 18: I'm calling in about my son was a extra in
Speaker 18: a TV show My Life is Murder?
Speaker 2: Oh wow? So what was this? The little role that
Speaker 2: he got?
Speaker 18: A newborn baby? He was two weeks old.
Speaker 6: Now you wasted no time getting your newborn baby signed
Speaker 6: up with an agent? Has you got any previous experience?
Speaker 6: He's been starring in my womb for the last nine months.
Speaker 3: How much did he get, Lacey for the appearance.
Speaker 18: He got one hundred and eighty dollars for the one
Speaker 18: hour of filming, and then he got an extra eight
Speaker 18: dollars for royalties.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 6: You know when you go on agent's websites, they've got
Speaker 6: called headshots of will Be they represent your yours? Was
Speaker 6: just a sonogram? That is brilliant, Lacey. How old is
Speaker 6: the baby now?
Speaker 18: He's just over seven?
Speaker 6: Months seven months. Has he done any more work recently
Speaker 6: or has he been a bit tired?
Speaker 18: I've been a bit tice now he's in.
Speaker 2: Between projects at the moment. Yeah, lazy. Good on you.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for calling me. Have a good day.
Speaker 19: Thank you too.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to Kathy. Kathy. Good morning.
Speaker 20: Hello there, how are you?
Speaker 6: I'm good, Kathy, Welcome to five tobit Tuesday. What have
Speaker 6: you got for us?
Speaker 2: Mate? Thank you?
Speaker 18: I'm calling for what I fell into?
Speaker 2: Oh this is great. So already you've got an alphro mayo.
Speaker 6: I'm building my list right now, things that our listeners
Speaker 6: have fallen into.
Speaker 2: What's it for you?
Speaker 18: So my fall was a little bit further.
Speaker 20: I fell into a squash court from the balcony when
Speaker 20: I was a little girl.
Speaker 2: What were you doing? You weren't climbing up on the
Speaker 2: safety barriers, were you?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 20: Well, quite possibly. My dad was playing squash in the
Speaker 20: other court, and my mum and my sister and I
Speaker 20: were watching, and one minute I was there and I wasn't.
Speaker 2: And what you fell from the balcony into the squash court?
Speaker 10: Correct?
Speaker 2: But you must have really hurt yourself.
Speaker 10: Oh no, I'm all right.
Speaker 11: All good.
Speaker 20: I think I just bounced a little bit.
Speaker 2: What did you do?
Speaker 6: Try and sort of lob you up a couple of
Speaker 6: times those rackets. This is insane. I didn't think when
Speaker 6: we started this week got our for a mao. That
Speaker 6: was a pretty amazing story. Now falling into a squash court.
Speaker 20: Yeah, no lasting effects though, so all good just because
Speaker 20: ruined my dad's squash game.
Speaker 6: It is fuming with you, all right then, Kathy, that's
Speaker 6: a great one. Thank you very much forccording us.
Speaker 20: Thanks Christian.
Speaker 2: All right then that's her work this morning nine one
Speaker 2: o four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 6: We're doing five tobit Tuesday this morning. Then the stories
Speaker 6: that we're looking out for if you've got anything for these,
Speaker 6: there are the five phone ins pets with a claim
Speaker 6: to fame. Yet to get anyone on air about that.
Speaker 6: Because Jack accidentally told me the entire story about famous Horsey.
Speaker 2: She's been told off by the late.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Bron, this is a public apology that I did
Speaker 3: ruin your story before you got a chance to tell her.
Speaker 3: But her daughter's horse carried the Melbourne Cup into the
Speaker 3: Melbourne Cup in twenty thirteen.
Speaker 2: You were a lousy translator, pets were claims to fame
Speaker 2: then ever been an extra and something we just heard
Speaker 2: about a two week old baby starring and something excuses
Speaker 2: you've given, faking documents and things you've fallen into. In
Speaker 2: terms of this list umbuilding at the moment of things
Speaker 2: that our listeners have fallen into. Ken, the amazing call
Speaker 2: we had Kiglin Ken five minutes ago. In the alpha
Speaker 2: Romeo leaving his head a head shaped dent Tuller today's
Speaker 2: show is head shaped dent in an alpha a Mayo.
Speaker 6: It sounds like an indie band name head shaped dent.
Speaker 6: And then there was Paul Cathy fell fell into a
Speaker 6: squash court. All right, let's take some more calls right now.
Speaker 6: Nine four one four one o four three. If you
Speaker 6: want to tape part this morning, I hope you do. Sam,
Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning, Hey Sam, welcome to the show.
Speaker 6: Thanks for calling off you go.
Speaker 16: I faked a document. It was a sick note in
Speaker 16: high school. I signed it to my principal and signed
Speaker 16: it from my mother to take the day off. Wasn't ill,
Speaker 16: but I pretended to be ill so I could attend
Speaker 16: the funeral of Collingwood footballer Darren Lane.
Speaker 2: Oh right.
Speaker 16: Some years later I did confess to my mum and
Speaker 16: she said I know, and I'm like, how did you know?
Speaker 16: She's like, I saw you on the news.
Speaker 2: And they never said anything.
Speaker 16: No, because she's a calling Wood support too, so I
Speaker 16: think secretly she was quite proud.
Speaker 6: She should have probably annoyed that she wasn't there, because
Speaker 6: obviously he was a big legend for the club when
Speaker 6: he'd done in the nineties, didn't.
Speaker 16: He Yeah, yeah, car accident.
Speaker 2: Unfortunately, that must have been tragic for everyone.
Speaker 16: I positioned myself at Dannelng Town Hall, right up against
Speaker 16: the barrier so I could see all my favorite footballers
Speaker 16: walk past.
Speaker 19: Isn't that terrible?
Speaker 2: No? No, it's amazed. You want to go there. You're
Speaker 2: a kid. How old were you?
Speaker 21: Oh?
Speaker 2: I was seventeen, seventeen.
Speaker 6: That's great? All right, Sam, thanks your story, thanksgiving us
Speaker 6: a call.
Speaker 2: Have a good day, broy did let I sister see letter?
Speaker 2: Mum a strange note to entry? What's going on?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 17: Mom?
Speaker 2: Kathy? Good morning? Sorry about that? Kathy?
Speaker 21: Good morning?
Speaker 2: Yes, good morning, Kathy. Will you be my mum? No, Kathy,
Speaker 2: what's your story on? Sorry?
Speaker 6: Good Kathy, Kathy professional, Yes, that's the word, Kathy.
Speaker 2: What is your story this morning? For five till bit Tuesday?
Speaker 21: Faking documents?
Speaker 2: All right? What have you faked?
Speaker 21: I was six years old at primary school, grade one,
Speaker 21: and the teacher made an announcement to the class that
Speaker 21: her cat had had kittens and she was looking to
Speaker 21: find homes for us, and as long as we bought
Speaker 21: a note from our parents saying that we could, we
Speaker 21: could have a cat. I asked my mother and she
Speaker 21: said no. I was particularly good at writing. I often
Speaker 21: would write letters and my mum would just sign them.
Speaker 21: She worked night, she'd so, I, you know, basically put
Speaker 21: something under her very sleepy eyes, and I wrote this note.
Speaker 21: I bought it to the school and mom had signed it.
Speaker 10: And I've got two kittens.
Speaker 2: That is incredible. And what did your mom say when
Speaker 2: you just suddenly shout to go and pick up these two.
Speaker 21: Kittens, bring them back and write a letter of apology
Speaker 21: to your teacher?
Speaker 2: Did you do that?
Speaker 6: Or did your mom fall in love because with the
Speaker 6: kittens that couldn't say goodbye to you?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 21: No, no, she said goodbye very quickly.
Speaker 2: Oh hard cool mom, No, no, no.
Speaker 21: It was all retribution. So I then had to put
Speaker 21: my writing skills to good news again and apologize with
Speaker 21: a letter.
Speaker 2: What a lovely story though.
Speaker 6: It's a great idea that we can all understand doing that. Kath,
Speaker 6: that's a great story. Thank you very much. No one
Speaker 6: that you cutting that was you cutting off.
Speaker 2: I didn't cut off.
Speaker 3: Maybe self cut off? Done anything?
Speaker 6: Yeah, come on, all right then, So we're going to
Speaker 6: take quick ab break. We'll come up more with your
Speaker 6: stories on nine four one four one four three. Are
Speaker 6: going to work out what's happening on my head right now?
Speaker 6: One and calling out for my mum. Stories about you
Speaker 6: falling into things, faking documents, excuses you've given ever been
Speaker 6: an extra and pets with a claim to fame nine
Speaker 6: four one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 6: We got to get better with the sign language and
Speaker 6: you just did a new one to produce a brand.
Speaker 6: You've always got to be countul about using any sudden hand
Speaker 6: movements around him. He thinks we're back in the Second
Speaker 6: World War. He's back in the trenches. Be very careful
Speaker 6: by doing anything sudden around him.
Speaker 3: Well, what what did I Mine was pretty obvious.
Speaker 2: I want to take away No.
Speaker 3: I was doing like almost like a subpedition. Do you
Speaker 3: want to get these two callers swapped the other way?
Speaker 2: Well, that doesn't I guess, get them to just pick
Speaker 2: up the pace?
Speaker 3: What did what was his one?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think he grabbed his belly like Santa Claus.
Speaker 6: About playing charade during the songs. We haven't got time, Brad, all.
Speaker 3: Right, it's a movie two syllables, Big Mama's.
Speaker 2: House, also a book.
Speaker 6: All right, there's to take a couple of calls before
Speaker 6: we go into the headlines.
Speaker 2: We're doing five Tobit Tuesday. Miranda, Good morning.
Speaker 7: Hi, Good morning, Christian. How are you going?
Speaker 6: I'm good, Miranda. So understand yours is about something you've
Speaker 6: fallen into. So already we've had a listener that fell
Speaker 6: in with his head into an aw for Romeo in
Speaker 6: dented it with his noggin someone and Paul who fell
Speaker 6: into a squash court. What can you add to our
Speaker 6: list of things that you've fallen into?
Speaker 7: Yes, this will be the third and interesting thing. I
Speaker 7: was a student nurse, eighteen years old and very excited
Speaker 7: to be included in a major surgery and wanted to
Speaker 7: observe it was only five foot short and couldn't quite see,
Speaker 7: so they very kindly lent me a two step step ladder.
Speaker 7: So I was peer, you know, above the patient's abdomen
Speaker 7: which was exposed, and the ANEDAI just bumbled in after
Speaker 7: having a smo poe and tripped over the ladder.
Speaker 22: Knocking it from under my feet and I landed up
Speaker 22: falling into the patient's abdomen. Say, I would say, no
Speaker 22: gaps now glory?
Speaker 2: Is that?
Speaker 7: What would you say?
Speaker 2: Ready?
Speaker 7: Had the patient live to tell the tale, just in
Speaker 7: case anyone's worried me? So yes, yes, I was banned
Speaker 7: from surgery forever.
Speaker 3: It's a but it sounds like it was that bumbling
Speaker 3: anethetist the way you described him.
Speaker 6: I think he's still trying to put out his cigarette
Speaker 6: from the smoker.
Speaker 7: Yep. Student nurses always to blame tho.
Speaker 2: So yeah, is a stunt.
Speaker 6: You fell headfirst into a patient lying there in a surgery, absolutely, and.
Speaker 3: What stopped you for? Which of the organs was at
Speaker 3: the heart of the lung the kidney long?
Speaker 7: I'd say it was the big mass of colon.
Speaker 2: Yes, we did ask, we did, Miranda, are you still
Speaker 2: a nurse now? Did that put you off a career
Speaker 2: in medicine?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 7: Yes, I've been a registered nurse and I'm a nurse
Speaker 7: manager for thirty three years now, so yep.
Speaker 6: And have you ever seen anyone else ever fall into
Speaker 6: a patient?
Speaker 19: Never?
Speaker 2: Yes, you are?
Speaker 6: You are wonderful unique. Yep, brilliant Miranda. That is a
Speaker 6: great one. Thanks for sharing that this morning.
Speaker 7: Cheers, pleasure.
Speaker 6: All right, then, all right, we've got to take the headlines.
Speaker 6: We come back to some more of these great stories
Speaker 6: this morning.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Everyone is calling him.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 6: We've just been working on some new hand signals as well,
Speaker 6: so coming together everyone watch out Fox FM. We've got
Speaker 6: hand signals between producers and Jack and I. All right,
Speaker 6: last couple of calls. Thank you very very much. Everyone
Speaker 6: has been trying to call in, calling up with the
Speaker 6: amazing stories, so I'm fine to but Tuesday. We're blessed
Speaker 6: with these stories every single week, but today there's been
Speaker 6: some amazing ones. I'm just looking down at my the
Speaker 6: notes I've been making here, but the things that people
Speaker 6: listeners have fallen into the Alpha, a Mayo, the.
Speaker 2: Squash court and then I've got human colon. It's like
Speaker 2: a strange shopping list.
Speaker 6: They've got to go and buy a I'm gonna go
Speaker 6: and play squash by now for a Mayo and get
Speaker 6: some patient colon.
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 6: Then last calls on this week's five to B Tuesday,
Speaker 6: Lisa and Geelong. Good morning, good morning question, Hey Lisa,
Speaker 6: And they've been waiting for a while for us, so
Speaker 6: I appreciate that, Thank you very much. I'm desperate to
Speaker 6: get your story. All they've told me is you've been
Speaker 6: an extra in a radio advert, TV commercial.
Speaker 19: Yes, way back in I think it was ninety five
Speaker 19: and it was for.
Speaker 2: Gold of them, no way. So would this have been
Speaker 2: in the heyday of Grubby and d D Who is
Speaker 2: doing the show? Then?
Speaker 19: Well, I don't I think it was just a generic
Speaker 19: I don't think it was like a breakfast show.
Speaker 11: I can't.
Speaker 19: I can't remember exactly how you.
Speaker 3: Would have been celebrating his twentieth year on air.
Speaker 6: Fifty then was the big thing he was doing. So
Speaker 6: what were you in the in the nineties TV advert
Speaker 6: for Gold?
Speaker 19: I was still getting off a bus.
Speaker 2: What was a TV advert to do with the bus.
Speaker 19: Well we were othering to remember, but it was a
Speaker 19: whole lot of people just nurning around, and there was
Speaker 19: the song that was playing. Was that song is stuck
Speaker 19: in the middle with you?
Speaker 2: We're still playing, coming up to the next hour.
Speaker 5: I think you can see that ad on YouTube. I
Speaker 5: remember that ad really, yes.
Speaker 19: Copy of it, so I'm hoping to try and find
Speaker 19: a way to.
Speaker 6: If we find it on YouTube, I'll send you the link. Okay, brilliant.
Speaker 6: And did you get any more work off the back
Speaker 6: of that or was that it all tried up?
Speaker 19: Well, it was a little bit seture this because I
Speaker 19: was actually dating the copywriter, which is how I got
Speaker 19: the gig in the first pace.
Speaker 2: All right, Lisa, thank you very much.
Speaker 6: You cool no way on YouTube. Thanks Lisa, have a
Speaker 6: good day. One last one, Wendy. We got another one
Speaker 6: for falling into things. That's had to our list that
Speaker 6: I'm trying to create things that you've fallen into.
Speaker 2: Wendy. What have you got for us, mate?
Speaker 15: I've got my daughter fell into the toilet.
Speaker 2: She fell into the toilet? How old was she?
Speaker 17: She did?
Speaker 14: Newborn?
Speaker 2: You didn't get one of those birthing pools. You just
Speaker 2: got a birth. She were cole Is, she and the midwife.
Speaker 2: She was my first child too, So what happened? Were
Speaker 2: you going to the toilet and she just came?
Speaker 12: Yeah, Well I was.
Speaker 15: Still at home and I was in labor and we
Speaker 15: were getting ready to go to the hospital, and I
Speaker 15: felt like I had to go to the toilet. So
Speaker 15: I went into the toilet and she came. It was
Speaker 15: her that needed to come, not going to the toilet itself.
Speaker 6: Yeah, she was kind of like born and christened all
Speaker 6: at once with the fomp and she's now called toilet Dug.
Speaker 2: It's a lovely child.
Speaker 15: Well, her second name is Louise.
Speaker 6: Leise, So is that some toy I'm not aware of.
Speaker 2: Today? I need some Louise? All right, Wendy, thank you
Speaker 2: very much you call. Have a good day.
Speaker 15: Thank you bye.
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Speaker 6: Some emails that are still coming through four Today's five
Speaker 6: to bit Tuesday. First of all things you've fallen into
Speaker 6: amazing stories this morning. This guy is an email from
Speaker 6: Lisa Bradfield. Morning, Lisa, listening to us at work. I
Speaker 6: was out running one morning before work during winter, ran
Speaker 6: around the street corner and fell into an old man
Speaker 6: driving his motorized scooter.
Speaker 2: I bounced off. It hit the pavement and broke two ribs.
Speaker 5: Ouch.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he didn't even stop, he just drove off. I'm
Speaker 6: turning you some of these old timers.
Speaker 2: Not all of them are brittle, No they are.
Speaker 6: They just sort I got clipped by my heel or
Speaker 6: one old guy just sat there like he was easy rider.
Speaker 6: Didn't even look in the old about eighteen rear view mirrors.
Speaker 6: I have seen me ben over. I was taking up
Speaker 6: my kiddy's heel. It's so sad they own the pavement. Obviously,
Speaker 6: I'm not talking about all of these everyone who uses them,
Speaker 6: but some of them they need to have some kind
Speaker 6: of license or test some sort of etiquette because they
Speaker 6: go having it.
Speaker 2: I mean, is there a speed control on them?
Speaker 5: I think that how fast can those things go?
Speaker 6: About two hundred k This guy was doing one. It
Speaker 6: has clearly been modified.
Speaker 2: It was soups up. It was a bogin on it.
Speaker 2: And this is great.
Speaker 6: Remember earlier we were talking about we're still getting stories
Speaker 6: about five six degrees of separation. To the TV show Neighbors,
Speaker 6: and I talked about a kid who his dad took
Speaker 6: him to He was a builder, and he built the
Speaker 6: recent neighbours set. And our man listened to show Elliott.
Speaker 6: He's just got into school and he's just sent us
Speaker 6: an email. Elliott was eleven when his dad took him
Speaker 6: to work, which was the neighbors set to build it.
Speaker 2: He built. This is the eleven year old. He's got
Speaker 2: his handiwork on the neighbors.
Speaker 6: If you watch the Neighbors and you never see anythinking,
Speaker 6: oh he's daughter's in it today, well film, yeah, so anyway,
Speaker 6: our eleven year old listener, Elliott has built the hospital,
Speaker 6: the police station, school and the main square. Also the
Speaker 6: front of Harold's, the cafe which I think Huggy's daughter
Speaker 6: has the scene in today, and also the nightclub. I
Speaker 6: did all of those, my handiworkers and all those. That's
Speaker 6: pretty impressive for an eleven year old. I couldn't. I
Speaker 6: can't even put up a picture. I've got this seriously,
Speaker 6: got to hire someone to come around and do that
Speaker 6: this weekend. If you've got any more emails forrests or
Speaker 6: the email of dress that we love to get is
Speaker 6: Christian at gold one O four three dot com dot au.
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Speaker 1: Great to see the Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold
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Speaker 6: This evening, I have to go to one of my
Speaker 6: favorite places in the world, Office Works.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 3: Why don't you get a hook up from Chris to
Speaker 3: where we love?
Speaker 2: God? They're never offered me.
Speaker 5: Can you get excuse me? We've got a staff discount cut.
Speaker 5: What are you in the shop for?
Speaker 6: No, because I need to buy a couple of things,
Speaker 6: and I think that's just taking advantage. No, No, I
Speaker 6: need quite a few things and sometimes I like to
Speaker 6: walk around. I'm the guy who does try out the
Speaker 6: different pens. You know they got that too light. I
Speaker 6: need a bigger THI thick N zero point seven two
Speaker 6: week for me.
Speaker 2: I don't want to find line.
Speaker 3: I don't know why you our new pens when you've
Speaker 3: used the same shappie last year and packets of.
Speaker 2: Guy, I know I burned through them.
Speaker 6: Okay, what I what I need is I need some
Speaker 6: manilla folders and like, what's this thing with the trays?
Speaker 3: Yes, but what do you need that for?
Speaker 2: Just because have you seen this? Yeah?
Speaker 3: You're always a mess. I thought you liked chaos.
Speaker 2: But does it work?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean we get to air.
Speaker 6: Yes it is, But I just want some kind of
Speaker 6: trade so I can organize things a bit better.
Speaker 2: This is chaos.
Speaker 3: There's no there's literally no death space.
Speaker 2: There's buttons. I can see the ones.
Speaker 3: But you take out that middle section of buttons.
Speaker 2: Oh, I could fit some more bits of paper.
Speaker 6: And then anyway, my daughter Ruby, she's she's fifteen, so
Speaker 6: she's got these big exams in three weeks time. So
Speaker 6: she's going through that awful thing of exam stress and worry.
Speaker 6: It's a serious thing, you know. And and so I
Speaker 6: took them to office work. She wants to try and
Speaker 6: get some more new flash cards. Yes, did any of
Speaker 6: you two?
Speaker 3: I knew about it, the flash card system for studying
Speaker 3: and cramming. I did not use it myself, but I
Speaker 3: didn't get a great score.
Speaker 5: It is a good it's a good system, and it's
Speaker 5: a good thing I think to put in place, isn't
Speaker 5: it for that?
Speaker 7: You?
Speaker 2: I bet you're I'm a model student.
Speaker 5: I did, and I had my desk set up at home.
Speaker 5: I had post it notes all over my wall, which
Speaker 5: Dad crazy memento.
Speaker 3: One more step and put all your algebra homework tattooed
Speaker 3: on your body.
Speaker 5: I have a good little station set up. Yes, it
Speaker 5: just made me get into the zone of study.
Speaker 2: See. I've also taught this thing.
Speaker 6: I read that when you're revising, if you have a
Speaker 6: sniff of something like a particular scent or romantherapy, right okay,
Speaker 6: and you smell it when you're trying to revise a
Speaker 6: particular thing that you're having trouble re memorizing it, You're
Speaker 6: now to take your little sense or something into the example.
Speaker 6: You sniff it, and straight away it will take you
Speaker 6: back there, wow, to the flash card or whatever you're
Speaker 6: trying to remember.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's something to do with strong making.
Speaker 6: It multisential interesting rather than just flat data on a
Speaker 6: flash card.
Speaker 3: Music is another one. I remember students saying, take a speaker.
Speaker 2: My dad's got a pa he works in radio. I
Speaker 2: didn't fire up Mondo Rock and I can.
Speaker 3: This chemistry dumb step helps me with my science hamwork.
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Speaker 2: So what do I do when I go to office
Speaker 2: works tonight?
Speaker 6: I just say christa Werbe Love God said, this is
Speaker 6: all on account.
Speaker 5: I know the boss.
Speaker 2: Is there like a code you guys have you.
Speaker 5: Know there's a hand signal, I'll show you no.
Speaker 3: Well, actually yeah, we've tried to use Chris's hook up
Speaker 3: before and it didn't work. Remember we were going to
Speaker 3: do a big partnership with the office work to break
Speaker 3: this year.
Speaker 2: I think he's actually been unemployed for a year.
Speaker 3: After work again busy at the old office.
Speaker 6: I actually think he's a full time jigglow. Those hips
Speaker 6: don't lie, okay, t the Today Show is Shrank and Elvis.
Speaker 6: We are back tomorrow morning. More chances you to go
Speaker 6: and see you two will also have to make us
Speaker 6: say well and if you've got any emails about anything,
Speaker 6: we you want to carry on with today for tomorrow show.
Speaker 6: Christian at Gold one four three dot com dot au
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Speaker 2: Thanks for listening, Have a good day.
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