Speaker 1: Melbourne Christian.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Let's go.
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Speaker 3: I'm starting to feel paranoid that you've been high by
Speaker 3: my wife.
Speaker 5: Real baby, you can get a free mud, Christian, I
Speaker 5: got a breakfast show mud.
Speaker 2: Welcome to the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melvin's Gold one
Speaker 2: O four point three.
Speaker 3: Hey, coome on in Friday morning, Come on in Jack Posts,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian O'Connell, Good morning, Patrina Jones.
Speaker 6: Hello, Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 3: Tell me Pats. What is local hell? You mentioned it
Speaker 3: there and the good news? Yeah, what's local hell? Compared
Speaker 3: to just helstones local haile?
Speaker 6: It's still hail is hail, but it's not widespread, so
Speaker 6: it could be hailing, for example, in Sint Kilda but
Speaker 6: not in Richmond.
Speaker 3: Totally get that, pockets. But it's local to wherever the
Speaker 3: person listening is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, as in Melbourne and CBD. Does that make sense?
Speaker 3: No, you said local hell, So is it local to
Speaker 3: us or local to say Dave's listening right now and
Speaker 3: he's out in Dandenol or Macedon.
Speaker 6: Well local to Melbourne and surround, so not say an
Speaker 6: hour out of town or two hours out of town.
Speaker 5: So why don't you say hel Hell?
Speaker 6: Because it's only local Hale?
Speaker 3: It's it's relative, isn't it One person's local, it's another
Speaker 3: person's it's local to What about Dave?
Speaker 6: Well, it's a big listening area, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yes, But you can't just say local Mom.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I don't know what time it's going to hail
Speaker 6: in what suburbs.
Speaker 3: Probably is and what time Patrina? This is use my
Speaker 3: full name then normally it's me? But yeah, just what
Speaker 3: what was? I mean? Hell's worked for years?
Speaker 6: But what if you're listening in Geelong Because we have
Speaker 6: listeners in Geelong, it's not going to hail in Geelong today?
Speaker 6: So I can't say local there or hail there because
Speaker 6: it wouldn't be accurate about this?
Speaker 3: Then in Hell in central areas, but it's.
Speaker 6: Not just central Central district can be like just the
Speaker 6: CBD for example.
Speaker 3: All right, what about Hell in the CBD.
Speaker 6: Because it can be outer as well. Oh, I don't know,
Speaker 6: I'll just say Heyle.
Speaker 3: Then does that work?
Speaker 7: Nice?
Speaker 3: Is it true?
Speaker 6: It's not really accurate?
Speaker 3: No, where is the hell going to be?
Speaker 6: Well, it could be anywhere in pockets around the CBG
Speaker 6: to do a.
Speaker 3: Weather report like that where there could be hell anywhere
Speaker 3: to he shoot.
Speaker 6: I just read what bombers is, shoed showers, local, haile
Speaker 6: and thunder.
Speaker 3: Okay, And what's it going to be like tomorrow?
Speaker 6: Tomorrow's showers and fourteen But you know what, the heaviest
Speaker 6: rain will be before midday, so the later part of
Speaker 6: the day will be better.
Speaker 8: Great.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you one thing I did learn about Pats yesterday,
Speaker 3: Jack is she can multitask. I have to have a
Speaker 3: serious conversation yesterday evening with Pats and I went, hey,
Speaker 3: you know, shall we chat later? That's okay? And what
Speaker 3: I could hear there was this echoey sound around us,
Speaker 3: and I thought at one point she was in like
Speaker 3: a changing room. She was just sauntering around a Maya's
Speaker 3: getting a shirt for her husband, Krista wherever love God,
Speaker 3: whilst having a serious conversation with me. Now, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: be able to do it. I'd have to stop where
Speaker 3: I was to focus. I can't do more than one thing.
Speaker 3: I struggle with one thing at a time, well, trying
Speaker 3: to do something else, have a conversation and navigate around Mayas.
Speaker 3: And I could hear like hangers being moved back. You know,
Speaker 3: women like to touch the fabric, don't they. They like
Speaker 3: to move it around and get it out. And it's
Speaker 3: all about the thumb and forefinger when they goes shoving.
Speaker 3: You know, I can look at a shung goo that
Speaker 3: seems nice, and then my wife will go, hang on
Speaker 3: a minute. It's all about the thumb and forefinger getting
Speaker 3: that in there.
Speaker 6: And I actually was in the change room at one
Speaker 6: point in the conversation, conducts.
Speaker 3: Business like that.
Speaker 5: Why were you getting changed?
Speaker 6: No, the love God was because he's just he had
Speaker 6: to put the finishing touches to his outfit for Dio
Speaker 6: Festivus of Sarah tomorrow.
Speaker 3: But I thought he told me he's just coming. He's
Speaker 3: still going as one of the classic croners.
Speaker 6: He's get Steve Martin, but he had to get his
Speaker 6: dinnis it fitted.
Speaker 3: And I was just wearing one of his suits properly.
Speaker 5: What's a dinner suit compared to a regular as you
Speaker 5: going dickibo tie and like a crooner?
Speaker 3: Yes, Oh, I can't wait. So the wad he explodes
Speaker 3: leter on and becomes regresses back to Frank the Tank
Speaker 3: the twenty years old. It's going to be sick and
Speaker 3: like wine and sangree all done his lie his white.
Speaker 6: Shirt, Yeah, pretty much, and he couldn't sort out the pants.
Speaker 6: So I was trying to do that and talk to you.
Speaker 6: And then Audrey the eight year old was getting bored
Speaker 6: and she was hungry because it was dinner time.
Speaker 3: You were in the change and with your husband.
Speaker 5: I get in there, sorry, I get in there with It's.
Speaker 6: A family affair. Are all in there?
Speaker 3: What of us? How big of the change?
Speaker 6: It was massive?
Speaker 3: All three of you are in there. Yep. So he's
Speaker 3: in there and then you're fiddling with your husband's pants.
Speaker 6: Yeah, conversation.
Speaker 3: I've learned so much on this thing. I mean, this
Speaker 3: is how they do it out West Understunne by this God.
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Speaker 3: well with Alice Cooper, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
Speaker 3: Gold one oh four point three. We've got to remind
Speaker 3: me later this morning. I have an amazing email about
Speaker 3: leading of the Cure, Robert Smith going round to one
Speaker 3: of our listeners' homes. Really, he went round to a
Speaker 3: listener of ours. Just to give you at the headlineer
Speaker 3: a listener of ours, big fan of the Cure. They
Speaker 3: came here in the late eighties. They wrote a letter
Speaker 3: to Robert Smith and he replied and he would pop in.
Speaker 3: She invited him around for tea to meet her Greek
Speaker 3: mum and dad. He came round on the Sunday before
Speaker 3: the Geek and have lunch around there. Robert Smith was
Speaker 3: actually at the door, so he was very polite, chat
Speaker 3: to mom and dad, had lunch around theirs, and over
Speaker 3: the following a couple of years, whenever Cure came back,
Speaker 3: would always looking on the mom and dad.
Speaker 6: And pop it and say that's beautiful.
Speaker 3: Its any That's more or less the email. I read
Speaker 3: it out later on, but as soon as I heard
Speaker 3: that this morning, I was just touched by it. I
Speaker 3: was like, what a lovely thing to do. And if
Speaker 3: you I was a huge fan stlaand with the cure.
Speaker 3: But if you think about Robert Smith and a cure,
Speaker 3: you wouldn't think that he'd be up for doing that
Speaker 3: going around to a stranger's house for a tea. Writes
Speaker 3: those beautiful songs about the pain of the human condition.
Speaker 3: But to go around someone's house slim mom and dad.
Speaker 5: He seems like a kind of mopey guy from the outside.
Speaker 3: Yes, but it turned up just to be on one
Speaker 3: of our listeners doorsteps is fantastic. What do you guys
Speaker 3: like at wrapping presents? Because that's what I had to
Speaker 3: do yesterday evening right.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 3: Sarah went to Oaks Day yesterday back out of Flemington's.
Speaker 5: Back risky hair of the dogs getting over.
Speaker 3: Took some bleach and a moxic clear up that foot's
Speaker 3: gray office works carpar from a little bit of the
Speaker 3: old technicolor yawn that she left her Saturday when she
Speaker 3: was laughed was departing Fleming and racecourse. She was out
Speaker 3: there yesterday for Oaks Day. She came home actually very sober.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 5: I saw her put up Is it a first ever
Speaker 5: Instagram photo? I didn't even realize.
Speaker 3: Mum's just posted on Instagram when what someone else's like,
Speaker 3: she's in someone else's photo. They don't know her. It's
Speaker 3: her first Instagram post. We're like, it's a significant age.
Speaker 3: She's trying to straight relevant Nana's online. Ah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, of course, happy birthday to Sarah's actual birthday is
Speaker 5: today is a happy birthday.
Speaker 3: We mumbled happy birthdays and this morning at court of
Speaker 3: us for no one really wants to sort of get
Speaker 3: into their birthday at four point fifteen in the morning,
Speaker 3: did they. She didn't really want to hear that from me.
Speaker 3: So anyway, yesterday before she was coming back from most
Speaker 3: there was frantically rapping and suddenly ran out of cellotape
Speaker 3: because you never know where is the selotape in your house.
Speaker 5: No, you never know. It's either in like the miscellaneous drawers,
Speaker 5: or tucked into another room, or last time when it
Speaker 5: got used at Christmas away with the wrapping paper.
Speaker 3: There is no dedicated home for celltie. It's kind of
Speaker 3: like a It just moves around to wherever it is.
Speaker 3: So first of all, I went to look at the
Speaker 3: battery draw. Every house has that random battery draw, doesn't
Speaker 3: it where all the different batteries. You've all you got,
Speaker 3: You've always got your double a's and if you're lucky,
Speaker 3: you might get with a big old fat ones, that
Speaker 3: little roundy one for like clocks and stuff like that,
Speaker 3: and then there's the tiny little ones for the occasional thing.
Speaker 5: But does your battery drawer just become as becomes everything
Speaker 5: draw because anything that can't be decided on.
Speaker 3: Take measuring some sterling pound notes. I don't know why.
Speaker 3: In case I ever need to, you know, they come
Speaker 3: to fiming, I go get the money and the tap measure.
Speaker 3: We've got to back up right now. But yeah, it's
Speaker 3: just random crap in the it's the crap draw.
Speaker 6: Will Wooden skewers in there as well for cheslacks? Yeah, string, yeah, everything.
Speaker 3: No, I know that the skewers they go in your
Speaker 3: cutlery draw.
Speaker 6: No, No, but then they I just like minimalization in
Speaker 6: my cuttlery. I don't like scissors and stuff. It's just
Speaker 6: for cutlery, just forks, nights and cuttlery. I should say, what.
Speaker 3: Department is that?
Speaker 5: Cutlery?
Speaker 3: The world says cutlery, cutlery. You were going cutlery was yes,
Speaker 3: that's a different drawer anyway, found the cellotape and something
Speaker 3: else that you never stock up, do you when you're
Speaker 3: getting lou roll with it? Must get some more sillitape.
Speaker 3: And it ran out almost instantly, And I was like,
Speaker 3: I looked at the weather and it was pouring down.
Speaker 3: I'm really really come bother. It sounds terrible, he says.
Speaker 3: I can't bother to get in the car, drive to
Speaker 3: the supermarket just to go and get selotape. So I
Speaker 3: found also in the other drawer of like where the
Speaker 3: screwdrivers are, some electrical tape.
Speaker 6: Oh no, not get for tape.
Speaker 3: Kidnapp that kind of stuff, right and that, and I
Speaker 3: got really nice wrapping paper. It's gold, sparkly wrapping paper,
Speaker 3: but finished with a trim of great electrical tape. It
Speaker 3: looks great.
Speaker 5: Did you at least do the hidden like you know
Speaker 5: how you wrap it in a loop and then you
Speaker 5: can hide it under the paper.
Speaker 3: How to do that?
Speaker 5: Oh, you wrap you wrap any type of sticky tape
Speaker 5: in a loop, and then you've got like a double
Speaker 5: sided tape, some kind of hidden tuck because it would
Speaker 5: have looked so ugly with just the duct tape.
Speaker 3: I showed you that photo of it. It does look nary,
Speaker 3: doesn't it.
Speaker 5: And you're and you have no like even your folding
Speaker 5: skills are really poor.
Speaker 6: Oh no, it's all in the folding guys.
Speaker 3: Please don't don't don't don't rate my wrapping. The item
Speaker 3: that you showed you a photo is off a top
Speaker 3: and so it's very hard to get a firm pressed
Speaker 3: down when you're wrapping with that, because it's all kind of.
Speaker 6: You know, you should have boxed it.
Speaker 5: It looks like he honestly looks like he used four
Speaker 5: times as much paper as he needed and it's just
Speaker 5: wrapped up over and over again.
Speaker 6: See that's why I like a gift box or a
Speaker 6: gift bag, because it's just easy with tissue and stuff.
Speaker 3: Where are meant to get all these things from the.
Speaker 6: Gift shop or the newsage a box to put two
Speaker 6: dollars shop?
Speaker 3: Hey, hello, Gretcha Thunberg, you've got us buy a box
Speaker 3: just to have some a shirt and then we then
Speaker 3: bin the box.
Speaker 6: No, you recycle it, you reuse it.
Speaker 3: Oh sure, yeah, I'm sure you do that out they're
Speaker 3: weary way recycling it all. So anyway, she's got some
Speaker 3: beautiful gifts today with that beautiful finish of electrical tape.
Speaker 3: I'm a guide, but the.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Time for this Friday? Where's all right? Every Friday we
Speaker 3: get listener Bob on Listener Bob, every single day wakes up.
Speaker 3: We've got a brand new earworm in his head. We
Speaker 3: turn into a game. On Friday Show. He gives you
Speaker 3: the clues to his current earworm. You've got to guess
Speaker 3: what the song is this morning. A few loyal listeners
Speaker 3: are always here in the hour of power up between
Speaker 3: six and seven, we're gonna give you our first We've
Speaker 3: got two pairs of tickets go and see Alice Cooper Life,
Speaker 3: and you could be finding out an hour's time. Not
Speaker 3: only if you want tickets to go and see Alice
Speaker 3: Cooper Light and you get to enjoy the first song
Speaker 3: in the tok of his pet, you could be also
Speaker 3: going to upgrade it to meet and greet with Alice
Speaker 3: Cooper as well. Anyway, here's Bob.
Speaker 4: Good morning Bob, Good morning, Christian, Pat and Jack. How
Speaker 4: are we all today?
Speaker 7: Good?
Speaker 3: Thanks Bob, Yeah, we're good Bob. And how's the weather
Speaker 3: with you have you've got local hell.
Speaker 10: The weather, it's very weather.
Speaker 4: Are you out there? Actually it looks like you're good
Speaker 4: of blue sky. But I'm taking today off because I'm
Speaker 4: going off on the Christian Man's Retreat down to Portland
Speaker 4: this afternoon.
Speaker 3: Oh good view. Is that the whole weekend, Bob?
Speaker 4: Yes it is. We'll be returning on Sunday afternoon.
Speaker 3: And what will your weekend involve?
Speaker 4: General workshopping with a group of other Christian men. You know,
Speaker 4: we'll have a couple of guests speaker. You know, it's
Speaker 4: some bushwalking, some fishing, I mean down that part of
Speaker 4: the world. You're going to do all of that sort
Speaker 4: of thing, aren't you?
Speaker 3: Absolutely?
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 4: So it's going to be a good of fun as
Speaker 4: long as the weather it behaves itself.
Speaker 3: Now tell me this is it like a Christian sort
Speaker 3: of men's group.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's with our church, our church which
Speaker 4: is the Back of Martial Life Church, and we're joining
Speaker 4: up with a church from Ballarat. So the man from
Speaker 4: both churches we get to know meet each other and.
Speaker 3: Like a fight, like a church off, only one church
Speaker 3: can stand will throwdown.
Speaker 4: Maybe we'll have a fish off.
Speaker 3: Turning wine into water off. Okay, all right, Bob, what
Speaker 3: can you tell us about today's song? Mate?
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 4: Today's song with apologies to the young people because it's
Speaker 4: from nineteen sixty nine, but it's been covered by over
Speaker 4: two hundred artists. This song powerful social commentary. And the
Speaker 4: first clue you should get Christian the clue about the
Speaker 4: song is the knowledge, and the clue for the singer
Speaker 4: is son of proclaimed.
Speaker 5: He said you should get it.
Speaker 3: Did you get it? The knowledge?
Speaker 8: The knowledge?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 3: Okay, I get what I think is a reference there? Okay, right, okay,
Speaker 3: all right, the clues once more, and again apologies to
Speaker 3: the young people. But Bob, what are the clues?
Speaker 8: Okay?
Speaker 4: The clues are the knowledge for the song title and
Speaker 4: for the artist is signed off for Acclaim.
Speaker 3: Right, okay, if you recognize the song, give us a
Speaker 3: call now, Alice Cooper tickets up for grabs N four
Speaker 3: one one four three one O four three nine four
Speaker 3: one four one O four three. Give us a call, Bob,
Speaker 3: stay with us. You're back with you in a couple
Speaker 3: of minutes.
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Speaker 3: Where's Every Friday? Another movie in a space. We go
Speaker 3: into the mind of listener Bob. Great movie that have
Speaker 3: you seen in a space Pats?
Speaker 6: I don't think I have.
Speaker 3: Who's in as great Dennis Quait?
Speaker 6: Oh maybe I had?
Speaker 3: Yeah? He gets shrunk and go who sends into summing
Speaker 3: it said, great movie from the nineties. I think Earnie
Speaker 3: nineties or the eighties. Yeah. Anyway, let's go into the
Speaker 3: mind of Bob once more with the clues Bob, welcome back,
Speaker 3: thanks mate. Now Bob, the clues to the song that
Speaker 3: is your earworm this morning once more, please mate.
Speaker 4: Okay, the clues are or the song the Knowledge and
Speaker 4: for the singer the Son of the Flame.
Speaker 3: Okay, let's go to the lines and see what people
Speaker 3: guessing this morning. Judy, good morning, good morning. How are you.
Speaker 3: I'm good? Happy Friday, Judy, you're live with Bob. Yay,
Speaker 3: and what is it the song is, Judy?
Speaker 14: I think it's like Christmas.
Speaker 8: I'm afraid you think that one.
Speaker 4: Your sands, Mat put.
Speaker 3: That one into a soundtrap. Very good, tough luck, Judy.
Speaker 3: Let's go to Justin. Good morning, Justin morning Christian here
Speaker 3: are going? Oh good mate, I hope you had a
Speaker 3: good week as well. Justin, Thanks for Corning. What's your guess.
Speaker 8: I'm going to go with the Son of a Preacher
Speaker 8: Man by Dusty Springs.
Speaker 3: Some of the clue in their Son of Preach Is
Speaker 3: it that Moody?
Speaker 4: No, I'm afraid not that. That one's God off the
Speaker 4: Fairway the rock.
Speaker 3: Sticking with the golf analogy. I love it. Great work,
Speaker 3: Bob Justin. You have a great weekend.
Speaker 8: Thank you wrote you too.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Angela. Hello, Hello, Angela, welcome to the show.
Speaker 11: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: All right, Christian, thank you very much, good morning, bless you.
Speaker 3: Thanks angel that's very nice thing to say. Angel what's
Speaker 3: your song? Is trying to win you some Manys Cooper tickets?
Speaker 11: Okay? I think it's The Streets of London by Welcomachel.
Speaker 4: Well now I was hoping to Winney Alice Cooper tickets,
Speaker 4: but I'm afraid that's a hole in one.
Speaker 8: Well done.
Speaker 3: Hey tell you what, Angela, those are some clue so
Speaker 3: to let's how you worked it out.
Speaker 11: So the knowledge is what taxi driver is in London?
Speaker 11: And you share this, Christian, what taxi drivers in London
Speaker 11: learn before they can get their taxi artist and l
Speaker 11: matel saying to London.
Speaker 12: That was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here's the song. I know. I don't even know
Speaker 3: how it got into your Well done, Angela. I not
Speaker 3: no idea how this is in your head this morning,
Speaker 3: Bob Change. I hadn't no idea how this has ladged
Speaker 3: itself into Bob's inner ear this morning. This is really
Speaker 3: the song you woke up with this morning, Bob.
Speaker 4: Absolutely have you heard your song?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, it's making me slightly homesick of it. Actually
Speaker 3: here and that the streets of Lundbon Ralph mctow haven't
Speaker 3: heard this in about twenty odd years. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm not in charge of what my brain does,
Speaker 4: and so you know, I just wake up every day,
Speaker 4: That's what I've said, sometimes with a song that I
Speaker 4: don't even recognize.
Speaker 3: Where there go. That's the feature, Bobby boy. Enjoy your
Speaker 3: Christian brotherhoods at weekend.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, thanks very much, Mad, talked to
Speaker 4: you next week.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Bob Angela, well done. You're off to Alice Cooper.
Speaker 11: Wonderful Hobby and I are going to really enjoy that.
Speaker 3: Oh excellent. Well you both get to go and see
Speaker 3: the first song in the photographer's pit, and an hour's
Speaker 3: time we'll be doing the draw. You could also get
Speaker 3: that upgraded to upgraded to a meet and greet with
Speaker 3: Alice Cooper as well. Amazing, awesome and well done. Have
Speaker 3: a lovely weekend.
Speaker 11: Thank you you.
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Speaker 3: four three dot com dot au. This comes from John Halladay. Christian.
Speaker 3: Listen to podcast where you mentioned some old guy recording
Speaker 3: his grass clippings in an Excel spreadsheet. John good, appause,
Speaker 3: you there, show some respect. That is my dad, so
Speaker 3: old guy. Technically you're true, he has his recently turned
Speaker 3: seventy but some old guy. Ah let him know that
Speaker 3: his famous spreading to Australia where he's referred to as
Speaker 3: some old guy. All right. Yes, my dad does record
Speaker 3: his grass clippings and orders of logs as well for
Speaker 3: his woodburner on a exceale spreadsheet. Reminds me of a
Speaker 3: story my best friend at school who was obsessed with her.
Speaker 3: We went to school and grew up in the nineties
Speaker 3: and spreadsheets were like a new thing. Then I'll to say,
Speaker 3: I hate am allergic to spreadsheets.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I still remember when we were interviewing for
Speaker 5: producers Brad's jum I remember the guy board in the spreadsheet.
Speaker 7: I looked at you. That was it.
Speaker 3: That interview ended day said it would be easier to
Speaker 3: organize with the use of a spreadsheet, and I broke
Speaker 3: out in a cold sweat. It's written down the back
Speaker 3: of a beer mat, that's anyway. My friend was obsessed
Speaker 3: with spreadsheets in the nineties and used to have them
Speaker 3: on his bedroom wall where he recorded the number of
Speaker 3: socks and pants he was getting through in a year.
Speaker 3: So he no, not like that, so he could adjust
Speaker 3: his Christmas wish list accordingly. It is very organ This
Speaker 3: was strange enough, but when he got his first girlfriend
Speaker 3: when he was fifteen, we went to his house and
Speaker 3: he had a chart on the wall in which the
Speaker 3: X and Y. This takes me back to school, X
Speaker 3: and Y axes. Do you remember that?
Speaker 7: Ah?
Speaker 3: Yes, one was a lot. One always had to be
Speaker 3: was the X along the bottom of the white at
Speaker 3: the top.
Speaker 6: No, it was the other way around.
Speaker 3: Aund I think I failed maths. Christian. Which the X
Speaker 3: and Y axes respectively were time versus how much he
Speaker 3: loved her he created?
Speaker 5: It could be nice if it's a positive.
Speaker 3: He created what he'd referred to as the love curve,
Speaker 3: a love curve. Obviously, the longer he's with her, the
Speaker 3: more he loves her. That's often the way a relationship
Speaker 3: goes side note. This guy chose a haircut at twelve.
Speaker 3: He was picking for life. We called it Dad Hair.
Speaker 3: He's still got the same hair. That's amazing. We should
Speaker 3: do a show one day. Is what were your friend's nicknames?
Speaker 3: Dad hair is a great one anyway, Christian, he's thirty
Speaker 3: five now, he's still with the woman that was on the.
Speaker 5: Love curve, and I would love to know if he's
Speaker 5: still keeping the exl sheet above the bed.
Speaker 3: Guess what he does for a living. He's an account
Speaker 3: of Yeah, he's happy now. He's a accountant and he's
Speaker 3: still Yes, he's still with the love Curve girl after
Speaker 3: twenty years have been married. I reckon she must be
Speaker 3: top notes at stocking up his socks and pants. Peace
Speaker 3: that comes from John Halliday. Great email if you've got
Speaker 3: an email for us, Christian at Gold one I four
Speaker 3: three dot com dot au.
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Speaker 3: Four point three, which can the mickey playing this today?
Speaker 3: He has not been on for about seven days.
Speaker 5: You hate when a song doesn't line up with real life.
Speaker 3: Right.
Speaker 5: We played Friday I'm in Love today, which is good,
Speaker 5: right because anytime that's not on a Friday you hate that.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And then today look and look at it's like
Speaker 3: a monsooner. It's rough weather today and we're playing. The
Speaker 3: heating is on all right, it's going one o four
Speaker 3: point three. Come hoster Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Earlier on
Speaker 3: this morning, whilst most people were sleep, we were talking
Speaker 3: about there's always that draw, the random draw of crap
Speaker 3: in every house, and in that draw you've got your batteries.
Speaker 3: I've just got you've got the classic double as, you've
Speaker 3: got the roundie, what is that? You're the one that's
Speaker 3: normally in a clock or what.
Speaker 5: I never have a spare of that.
Speaker 3: And I've got the old who's the big old square
Speaker 3: block that's the nine volt?
Speaker 6: Yeah, liking your smoke detectives?
Speaker 3: Yes, that's it, that's what those all. They have got
Speaker 3: some of those. And then there's real little ones for
Speaker 3: like an electric toothbrush. Don't what they are? Single, a
Speaker 3: triple A?
Speaker 5: I think the more as the smaller that your battery.
Speaker 6: And the remintes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's the system. And does anyone know what's the
Speaker 3: difference between a four and five and a three in paper?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Size?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know that, but does it go up or down?
Speaker 3: It's a five bigger than a four. I think that
Speaker 3: they use the same site sizing as the A with
Speaker 3: the battery.
Speaker 5: Yeah yeah, A bigger number is smaller piece of paper.
Speaker 5: A zero is about the size of the TV screen
Speaker 5: behind you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, a five smaller than a four? Then yep,
Speaker 3: gotcha learn something.
Speaker 5: And then a three is like a Christmas card okay.
Speaker 3: In the random crap draw then you I've got batteries, tape, measure,
Speaker 3: two torches, string, foreign currency. It's not the Jason Bourne draw.
Speaker 3: It's all in there, namesake documents, scuba mask all right,
Speaker 3: what is in you know the draw one about you'll
Speaker 3: have one in your home. You might not even realize
Speaker 3: that it's there, but it is there. You just put
Speaker 3: stuff in. Sometimes it's even hard to get it open.
Speaker 3: You know where something's pinged and it's like it's a
Speaker 3: hand keeping the drawer shut. There's just so much chunk
Speaker 3: that gets shoved in. Their stamps or those little cards
Speaker 3: you know that tell you've got to go and drive
Speaker 3: and pick up your parcels from somewhere. They get shoved
Speaker 3: in there as well. So what is it if you
Speaker 3: can cool up live from your random crap draw in
Speaker 3: your home this morning, rummage through it and do an inventory.
Speaker 3: Tell us what's in yours? On nine four one four three.
Speaker 3: We're going to test us out live right now with
Speaker 3: the wear of We Love God. Chris Patsy's Husband's on
Speaker 3: the line right now. It's just got out the showered.
Speaker 3: I just to have a shower in the morning and.
Speaker 6: Look after himself, stop it.
Speaker 3: Don't look after himself, to moisturize precondition and in conditions.
Speaker 3: That line's made of a beautiful hair. You have. Chris
Speaker 3: doesn't take care of itself. It's a maintenance routine. Chris,
Speaker 3: good morning, Good morning everyone here you going. We're good
Speaker 3: and we're looking forward to you becoming Frank the Tank
Speaker 3: tomorrow night the party buddy. I've got the beer bong
Speaker 3: lined up for Chris.
Speaker 8: We'll get the beebong and I'll introduce it to the
Speaker 8: flamy beehead.
Speaker 3: Two.
Speaker 8: That's always good.
Speaker 3: Tang tang, tang tang.
Speaker 8: One. I'll do one.
Speaker 3: I'll do one, excellent. Okay, So Chris, I know you're
Speaker 3: business morning, take an order to score, then you're off
Speaker 3: to work. Are you alive at the drawer right now? Uh?
Speaker 8: Yeah? This draw has always been a hot topic in
Speaker 8: her here. So i've the drawers half hanging off. We
Speaker 8: had the superglue this drawback on before because I've often
Speaker 8: cracked the sah one te's with it and I can't
Speaker 8: close it. You can open our drawer, but you can
Speaker 8: never close it. So I've slammed this door closed a
Speaker 8: couple of times, and probably there are three or four
Speaker 8: occasions I've had the glue half the drawback on because
Speaker 8: I've just forced to close.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just a glue live in that random crap draw
Speaker 3: as well. Super glue lives in there.
Speaker 8: I can't keep it in there because I'd never be
Speaker 8: able to get to it. So I know that the
Speaker 8: only quick Dad says to the glue because when I
Speaker 8: cracked the essay to one teas with a bloody draw.
Speaker 8: But in the drawer we've got the crusty old cell
Speaker 8: odd servers that we use every day, and there's a bit.
Speaker 6: Three or four they're nice, we got those in Darly.
Speaker 6: I like those service.
Speaker 8: Everything good?
Speaker 5: Are they are?
Speaker 7: They?
Speaker 5: Are they?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 8: We've got a couple of nice silver or crime ones.
Speaker 2: Whoever they are silver.
Speaker 3: They were wedding hub caps and offend chrome color.
Speaker 8: They're three or four unopened ones, and then the same
Speaker 8: crusty ones that we've used for twenty years, so we've
Speaker 8: forgotten they're in there. There's everything in there. There's there's
Speaker 8: a handful of loose wittium batteries that's always safe to
Speaker 8: be hanging there. I don't know where where they're from.
Speaker 8: There's a there's a whole heap of cookie cutters.
Speaker 6: Oh yes, I'm going to use those.
Speaker 8: And the current wife has obviously been to a hands
Speaker 8: noted some stage the last twenty years because there's a
Speaker 8: there's an inappropriately shaped cookie cutter in the drawing that
Speaker 8: was there, There is, there is, and it's pink. Here
Speaker 8: we go. I've got the obligatory role that's in there. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I've got a little coffee, little coffee scoop from a
Speaker 8: coffee machine that we don't seem to have anymore.
Speaker 3: Chronicles of Narnia. It's never ending straw.
Speaker 8: It is or something like the tartst old baby spoon.
Speaker 6: That orders, Oh I can't, I can't let it go.
Speaker 3: Joe's got more random craft than anybody else's draw This
Speaker 3: is insane. Balonese kitchen tongs.
Speaker 8: A piece of cork.
Speaker 6: Oh well, you never know when you need a bit
Speaker 6: of cork.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's true.
Speaker 3: Chris. Chris is Patsy the Hoarder because I get the
Speaker 3: feeling that she's one of those women that just keeps everything.
Speaker 8: She's the hoarding coin. She loves it. She won't let
Speaker 8: go of anything.
Speaker 3: Those TV shows, you know, you're like, how do they
Speaker 3: live like that?
Speaker 8: And it does my bloody heating because I'm a minimalist.
Speaker 8: If I have done my own, I have one chair,
Speaker 8: one plate or one knife and cork.
Speaker 3: You know Roberts here in the movie Heat where he's
Speaker 3: got no furniture in that place.
Speaker 8: Exactly right. So she struggles to throw things out, and
Speaker 8: she forgets that we.
Speaker 6: Have become a segment, become past, and so she.
Speaker 8: Won't use anything. You won't even know that we've got something.
Speaker 8: I'll come across something. What's this now? I don't use that.
Speaker 8: We'll use that one day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, in one day. You never know when you might
Speaker 3: need that umbilical cord from all this.
Speaker 8: It's fine of the wrapper for twenty years, and all
Speaker 8: of a sudden there we're going to use it.
Speaker 3: All right, Chris, we'll let you go. Thanks for doing this, mate,
Speaker 3: I'll see you tomorrow night.
Speaker 8: Oh boys.
Speaker 3: All right to lady Chris. I've never heard the old
Speaker 3: s H one T s before in my life, and
Speaker 3: now I'm going to use that all the time. That
Speaker 3: is great? All right? Then can you call us up
Speaker 3: live from your random crap draw that drawer in the
Speaker 3: house where you've got like loads of batteries and it's
Speaker 3: junk in there, and do what Christis did live inventory?
Speaker 3: What is in your draw nine four one four one
Speaker 3: oh four three?
Speaker 2: Look Christian, Oh god, all breakfast show Melbourne's gold one
Speaker 2: oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three, going to go rummage in that drawer that every
Speaker 3: single house has the drawer where you just you just
Speaker 3: chuck random stuff in and it just accumulates in there.
Speaker 3: The batteries are in there, there's torches in there, there's
Speaker 3: stamps in there. What else have you got in your
Speaker 3: random crap draw nine four one four one o four three. Uh,
Speaker 3: they've got some people now live from their drawers. Catherine,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning Christian Catherine. You should never normally
Speaker 3: ask him on what's in your drawers? But we are
Speaker 3: What is in your drawers? What have you got?
Speaker 12: Well?
Speaker 1: I have not one but two bamboo soush she met.
Speaker 1: I found it. I found a screwdriver. Great, I found
Speaker 1: two screwdriver.
Speaker 3: Now are they? They're two different ones. You've got the
Speaker 3: flat head and then the Phillips crossed both.
Speaker 1: Philip's hid is a third one now that's silk hid
Speaker 1: as well.
Speaker 8: I have.
Speaker 1: Some detail batteries are probably twenty five years old, a
Speaker 1: candy thermometer, a random empty plastic container. Oh hard tube
Speaker 1: of glue, may as well pop that back in anyway.
Speaker 3: The classic State boys, you know, the glue.
Speaker 1: I could have done nooses on Tuesday. The champagne bottles stopper,
Speaker 1: not one, not two, but three. Found sticky cake roll,
Speaker 1: the sticky toes in various storms. Random egg you know
Speaker 1: you fry your egg off. You got that round ring.
Speaker 1: Found some of those, some bubbles, it's gonna blow bubbles,
Speaker 1: chopped kicks, some bamboo.
Speaker 3: Get this trall open, Catherine.
Speaker 1: Great difficulty only happen at once every ten years, whether
Speaker 1: I need to or not.
Speaker 3: Hey, Kathy, you've got one though. I'm guessing that this
Speaker 3: is one of those big the big why double drawer
Speaker 3: isn't it's.
Speaker 12: Not, no, no, no, just the single.
Speaker 1: I found the crab cracker. Yeah, crack cracker, Ye, crab cracker.
Speaker 1: A Swiss army knife.
Speaker 3: Classic Swiss Simon knife you I've got. I've got a
Speaker 3: Swiss Armon knife as well in my one as well.
Speaker 3: You know when you might need that toothpick when I'm
Speaker 3: out on maneuvers.
Speaker 1: And a room deodorized that you're plug into the wall,
Speaker 1: it's empty.
Speaker 12: Put that back in right, all right.
Speaker 3: We'll leave you to it. Otherwise you're going to fall in.
Speaker 3: I'm worried when you've been trapped in there, we'll be
Speaker 3: saying a bit of rescue. You up.
Speaker 1: What about the corn holders, the corn cob holder.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, I've got those, yeah.
Speaker 1: Jesis, Sharper, Catherine, Kathy.
Speaker 3: We've got to go now, have a nice weekend, thank
Speaker 3: you too, Otherwise we'll still be a Monday going through
Speaker 3: that never ending the never ending draw Shelley.
Speaker 6: Yes, Hi, Christian, how are you.
Speaker 3: I'm good to Shelley. It sounds like you're already going
Speaker 3: through your draws. What's in your drawers?
Speaker 6: Oh my god?
Speaker 15: There is part of a my coffee percolation.
Speaker 1: There's a very old sticky roll of black electrical.
Speaker 3: Type electrical tape lives in there, And like you said,
Speaker 3: it's parts of other things that you don't know where
Speaker 3: the rest of it is.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's twenty four loose long life battery.
Speaker 4: There's a no junk male.
Speaker 12: You don't know whether I should put on the drawer
Speaker 12: on my DA box.
Speaker 8: There's a knife sharp no without a knife in it,
Speaker 8: so I don't even know where that nice would baby.
Speaker 12: There's there's some core, there's.
Speaker 1: Some part to the home Land line which I haven't
Speaker 1: had for five years.
Speaker 3: And Shelly tell me this in your house? Who is
Speaker 3: the guardian of that drawer in my house is my
Speaker 3: responsibility me because my right Okay, right, so you're the
Speaker 3: you're the guardian of the drawer. Yeah right.
Speaker 1: I did find my granddaughter, who is now nineteen.
Speaker 3: She's in there as well. You're missing for a couple
Speaker 3: of years of this founder.
Speaker 1: Detail that she made me a Kindergartener's in there, and
Speaker 1: I obviously didn't want to use it because of her
Speaker 1: drawings on it, ah.
Speaker 3: Right, and the drawing obviously not very good to just
Speaker 3: shove it in there.
Speaker 1: The carpet piece of carpet when I had my carpet change,
Speaker 1: so obviously kept the peat and.
Speaker 3: Was a memento. Oh Carpets Gone By carpet carpet album.
Speaker 3: There's an old doormat on this page.
Speaker 12: No, but I just found something else too. What are
Speaker 12: they called those paper stud things?
Speaker 3: Paper punch, whole punch?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: Treasury tags. No, it's a new game radio pictionary.
Speaker 1: What is it? Oh, in the bottom of my water
Speaker 1: bottle that I was going to glue on.
Speaker 3: All right, Shelly, we gotta go to New Shelley. Have
Speaker 3: a nice weekend, you too, Christian.
Speaker 11: All right, I'll have a great party and have your
Speaker 11: birthday Sarah.
Speaker 3: Oh bless you, that's very break on, I passed that
Speaker 3: and all right seven thirty headlines on the way and
Speaker 3: last Jill's tickets to go and see Alice Cooper Life.
Speaker 2: The Christian Oh Gone All Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 2: of four point.
Speaker 16: Three Christian o'conrals, ten weeks of tickets, Welcome.
Speaker 9: Till Alice Cooper's Old Black Eyes is back to us.
Speaker 3: Week six and ten weeks of tickets on the Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connor Reckford Show. Here on Gold, It's Alice Cooper this week.
Speaker 3: Two tickets to go and see the great Man at
Speaker 3: rod Laver. You can also go and watch the first
Speaker 3: song from the photographer's pit. And you also get shortlisted
Speaker 3: on our Golden Ticket. And if you win this morning,
Speaker 3: if you last one in this morning with which straight
Speaker 3: into the automatic Drawl with all the other winners from
Speaker 3: this week, and one of you gets upgraded to VIP
Speaker 3: tickets which include an Alice Cooper meet and greet. All right,
Speaker 3: then every day this week is the City Melbourne goes
Speaker 3: racing mad. It's another song at the races? What's this
Speaker 3: morning's racing?
Speaker 16: I was working jumps well in part time and inner
Speaker 16: five and dime, They settled my bus on the outside
Speaker 16: was mister McGee and three deep. He told me several times,
Speaker 16: makeing an early run that he didn't.
Speaker 3: Like my kind.
Speaker 16: They straightening for home because I was stripe for stride
Speaker 16: with a bit too leisurely hams and heels sings, and
Speaker 16: I was busy from doing something close to nothing, swooping
Speaker 16: late but different than the day before.
Speaker 3: The women only when I managed to get this week
Speaker 3: only because that that that's an ear worm for me,
Speaker 3: because I'm going as that artist tomorrow is the dead
Speaker 3: famous party.
Speaker 5: Do you know the song five and dime sounds familiar?
Speaker 5: Mister McGee, you just say it?
Speaker 3: No, just said mister McGee. The song's song called no.
Speaker 3: This guy did not have a hit when a song
Speaker 3: called mister McGee? Could anyone have a hit with a
Speaker 3: song called yeah? Mister all right, give us a call it.
Speaker 3: The song was nine four one four one o four.
Speaker 2: Three Christian Oh God, Old Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one o.
Speaker 3: Four point three. Another song of the races today for
Speaker 3: the Alice Cooper tickets. Do you recognize this song?
Speaker 7: Racing?
Speaker 16: I was working jumps well part time and inner five
Speaker 16: and die, they settle my buss on the outside was
Speaker 16: mister McGee and three deep. He told me several times
Speaker 16: making an early run that he did not like my kind.
Speaker 16: They straighten me for home because I was stripeer stride
Speaker 16: with a bit too leisurely hands and heels, sings that
Speaker 16: I was busy from doing something close to nothing swooping late.
Speaker 7: Much different than the day before.
Speaker 13: Win.
Speaker 3: All right, do you recognize the song? Matt and Frankston,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 3: All right? You're playing for last chances tickets, go and
Speaker 3: see Alice Cooper live. Win these you're in the photographer's
Speaker 3: pit and you could go straight into draw. Well, you
Speaker 3: will go straight to draw and you could be getting
Speaker 3: the meet and greet. What do you think the song is, Matt?
Speaker 10: I reckon it is Raspberry Beret by Prince.
Speaker 3: Raspberry Berat by Prince. Mister McGhee. Matt, who are you
Speaker 3: going to be taking with you to go and see
Speaker 3: Alice Cooper live?
Speaker 10: Well, it could be my mum or I've been hoping
Speaker 10: to ask this girl out, and it's on Valentine's Day,
Speaker 10: so it could be quite a first date if she
Speaker 10: says yes.
Speaker 3: Wow, this is a high recess strategy asking someone out
Speaker 3: for the first time. You get one shot at this
Speaker 3: and the date is Alice Cooper in the photographer's pit,
Speaker 3: and maybe the meet and greet if you win it.
Speaker 10: Next well, you know it might make her you know.
Speaker 3: It's interesting to say, Yeah, okay, is this someone who
Speaker 3: work with or a friend? What's the deal?
Speaker 10: I used to work with her, but we're still really
Speaker 10: good friends. And yeah, I've been interested for a while.
Speaker 10: It's just I don't have much courage when it comes
Speaker 10: to stuffing.
Speaker 3: So yeah, it's tough, be careful and if not, I
Speaker 3: love this, it's either potential new love interest or mum.
Speaker 10: Yeah, does your mum know that she's a p plan?
Speaker 3: Does mum know that she's back up for you?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I've actually love to go as well. All right, okay,
Speaker 3: well you've won the tickets. We're now going to do
Speaker 3: a draw for all the four winners this week and
Speaker 3: find out who is going to be winning getting their
Speaker 3: tickets upgraded to the VIP Meet and Greek with Alice Cooper.
Speaker 3: Jack is in front of.
Speaker 5: I've got everybody's name on a ping pong ball, Angela, Mario, Jasmine,
Speaker 5: Mikayla and Matt I'm just putting yours in now they're
Speaker 5: all on hold.
Speaker 3: Who is winning the VIP meet and greet? Then you've
Speaker 3: already got your tickets. Go and see Alice Cooper watch
Speaker 3: a song and the photographer's pitt the winner with the
Speaker 3: upgrade is.
Speaker 5: And it is Matt.
Speaker 3: Matt. Well done, Matt. It's a sign. Ask her out.
Speaker 3: See what happens. Take the rest, take the league, buddy,
Speaker 3: go on.
Speaker 10: I mean to me Alice Caper as well. I mean
Speaker 10: that is just amazing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well done on last winner this week. You go
Speaker 3: threating to draw and you just won the tickets with
Speaker 3: the VIP me. Whatever happens, whether you take the day,
Speaker 3: oh your mum, have a great time. Well done, Matt,
Speaker 3: Thank you all right, Alice Cooper, Old Black Guys is
Speaker 3: back toour Tickets are available at ticker tech dot com
Speaker 3: dot au. Last song this hour, This is the brilliant
Speaker 3: you two. They're here next Friday, Marvel Stadium during Joshua
Speaker 3: Tree Live.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three coming up after eight this morning. I need you help.
Speaker 3: I need songs all and evening this morning is a
Speaker 3: song suggestion when you've had a great party round at yours?
Speaker 3: What are the songs that guarantee a good house party?
Speaker 3: Because I need to build the playlist now. The PA
Speaker 3: speaker has turned up yesterday and check it all out
Speaker 3: with my Spotify playlists that I'm making at the moment.
Speaker 3: The it's rare that your kids tell you to turn
Speaker 3: the music down. But yesterday half seven in the evening,
Speaker 3: I had a beer. I was playing this at full whack,
Speaker 3: testing out both the one hundred what speakers, far too
Speaker 3: much power for the house, far too much. The whole
Speaker 3: building was shaking. What a song?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: The kids like were trying to revise that. What are
Speaker 3: you doing? Make you feel younger? All right? So I
Speaker 3: just need a song? What's a guaranteed floor filler tomorrow
Speaker 3: around at mine? What's what's a great song for house party?
Speaker 3: Watching the playlist? What song has to be on there?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one o four three. I just
Speaker 3: want you to donate one song.
Speaker 2: The Christian Oh God All Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 2: oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna start building the playlist, a mixtape of
Speaker 3: nothing but all killer, no filler, and I need one
Speaker 3: song and need to donate one song. What song do
Speaker 3: you think has to be on there? For a great
Speaker 3: house party? So the theme is dead famous, Patsy's got
Speaker 3: her outfit ready rehair. There's rumors now of another Amy
Speaker 3: coming along as well, so we could have two Amy winehouses.
Speaker 3: Jack is ready, Freddy is ready. Yeah, you bring in
Speaker 3: a little mic stand to give it fads, ok, and
Speaker 3: then I'm ready as well. Picking on my apple today
Speaker 3: from the try clean as I dropped it off yesterday,
Speaker 3: the guy actually did look at it like what actually,
Speaker 3: you know when you have to give a disclaimer it's
Speaker 3: for I'm going as Prince and he went okay. You
Speaker 3: know when they're just not that interested, then they're just like,
Speaker 3: it's just another item to wash. You got five hundred,
Speaker 3: get on with it and get out.
Speaker 5: But drag players suggest that it's either dirty from the
Speaker 5: costume shop or do you own Prince's out?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes I have yet No, I ordered it right,
Speaker 3: and you know it's obviously been just folded in the
Speaker 3: way house somewhere in It's not manky, No, it's just
Speaker 3: it's got a horble, little crease on the shoulders and
Speaker 3: the little purple fellow you wouldn't stand for that, and
Speaker 3: I won't a purple symbol imbol.
Speaker 6: I remember I used to call himself symbol in the nineties.
Speaker 3: He's not just going to go as a big funemation, right, Okay,
Speaker 3: So now we're going to talk about the playlist. So
Speaker 3: this song already on there. It's just reminds the of
Speaker 3: being younger. It's like a caffeine hits. You remember this
Speaker 3: opp Gnaughty by Nature? This is also on there. I
Speaker 3: love that House of Pain from what early nineties? Yeah,
Speaker 3: this classic as well. You can't beat some of these
Speaker 3: old disco songs. They're just so well made. Also, who
Speaker 3: remembers this old school hit? It well sma? And also
Speaker 3: give me that money, Sallly. What Hampton is going to
Speaker 3: be rocking tomorrow? Night Jack? What songs have you got?
Speaker 7: I've got well?
Speaker 5: And my wife actually listened to this song yesterday and said,
Speaker 5: I really hope that Uptown Funk plays at the party
Speaker 5: on Saturday.
Speaker 3: That's a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant song. Yes, this is definitely
Speaker 3: on the playlist, But where do you go from a
Speaker 3: great song like this?
Speaker 5: Now this is a controversial choice, but I've got lined
Speaker 5: up right.
Speaker 3: Of course, only the fittest songs can get through.
Speaker 5: I will say the title and you will think, no,
Speaker 5: that's a novelty song that we all forgot about. But
Speaker 5: then listen to it again and feel it in your body.
Speaker 5: Blue Bager Mambo number five.
Speaker 3: I didn't need to hear the song. It's a great
Speaker 3: song the Vegas in I might even go lou Bega double.
Speaker 5: Play, just play this song. I'm not sure if you
Speaker 5: had other songs.
Speaker 3: Get bread to it next year? On Who's Calling? Christian?
Speaker 3: We need lou Baga to pull the show. It's all
Speaker 3: about lou Bega next year, Patsy, what have you got?
Speaker 6: Well? What playlist is complete without Abba dancing Queen.
Speaker 5: I'll go get a drink on the bar.
Speaker 3: Now. It's one for the ladies, isn't it? You know,
Speaker 3: just just you know way, guys, I'll be back announcing
Speaker 3: all the songs if I played this nine fifty five
Speaker 3: Chrisi's house party based real estate dot com that they
Speaker 3: use find an Agent feature backs out the Titus right now.
Speaker 3: Now it's time to slow things down. We go back
Speaker 3: to the seventies.
Speaker 6: John love this one.
Speaker 3: What are we doing? A some kind of hen party?
Speaker 6: Awesome? Might even wear my Rollerscape.
Speaker 3: It's not it's no every hour on the hour. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, this is also on there. We'll go to
Speaker 3: the lines next nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 3: Donate a song? What do you think I have to play?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three.
Speaker 3: I'm looking for songs. Can you donate a song to
Speaker 3: my playlist? I'm making it today for the party tomorrow
Speaker 3: night round at Mine. What songs have to be played? Christian?
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Simon's just texted in regulate Warren G.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that Warren G and regulate? Yeah. I
Speaker 3: think I've got California Love already by Telephonyello new featured
Speaker 3: on a Friday Jack and I do nineties hit in
Speaker 3: both in really whiny voices. Christian, what about mister bright Side?
Speaker 3: The Killers already on the playlist? John Fridayman, love can't
Speaker 3: do that? The parties on Saturday. You know my rules
Speaker 3: about that? Groove is in the heart Delight already there?
Speaker 3: Will you share the playlist? Yes? I will on Monday.
Speaker 3: You can find me on Spotify. I'm under a fake name.
Speaker 3: It's a movie character from the eighties.
Speaker 5: Do yeah, do you make Spotify playlists public ones?
Speaker 3: Yep, I'm going to fake I'm going a fake name.
Speaker 3: I'm never going to tell anyone what I am until
Speaker 3: someone works out who it is. It's one of my
Speaker 3: favorite eighties films. It's a eighties character, not Ferris Christian
Speaker 3: can't call it? What about Beast of Boys Fight? You're
Speaker 3: right already on their mark. This is how we do it,
Speaker 3: Montel Jordan. On your playlists, already on.
Speaker 5: There hours playlist.
Speaker 3: You have three hours forty seven at the moment, but
Speaker 3: you need more than enough. Your phones are too busy.
Speaker 3: I can't get through you put what your song? You
Speaker 3: want us to let us know? Sam Job, what do
Speaker 3: you think should be on the playlist? Hey?
Speaker 11: Jump by Cuss Cross?
Speaker 3: How can I missed this? This is begging for it
Speaker 3: to be included. Another one for next year's Who's Try Christians?
Speaker 3: It's chrissy like forty fifteen. Now have to be remember
Speaker 3: the big, the big baggy jeans that he had. That
Speaker 3: is a great one songra Thank you very much, have
Speaker 3: a good weekend.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Evan. Hello, Evan, I love that Hello. It sounds like
Speaker 3: this to cry into the wilderness. Hello, is that you God,
Speaker 3: are you there? We're here, Evan, Evan, how are you, mate?
Speaker 3: Are you okay?
Speaker 8: I'm glad?
Speaker 3: Happy Friday, Happy Friday, Evan. And what song says party
Speaker 3: tomorrow night?
Speaker 8: You can't touch this by?
Speaker 3: What a song? Older people trying to do the Amma
Speaker 3: dance as well? Yeah, definitely that's a great one. Evan,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Have a nice weekend, mate, Georgia, Georgina,
Speaker 3: Georgia or any varieties of that. It's an anagram. Now
Speaker 3: good morning, hello, Hello. And what song it was? Party
Speaker 3: Like It's Your Birthday? By right now? Mark us sound
Speaker 3: Marcus sound wise only just loaded up in the club
Speaker 3: second mentioned this week or fifty cent We've never mentioned
Speaker 3: him three hundred shows. He's had too much this week.
Speaker 3: He came to the aid of a collapse passenger on
Speaker 3: a flight with one of our listeners two days ago.
Speaker 3: So party Like It's your birthday? Yeah, isn't that a
Speaker 3: line in this song?
Speaker 9: Maybe it is.
Speaker 3: I don't think he had a song that we're going
Speaker 3: to party like it's your birthday? Good play.
Speaker 5: I think it is part of that song. If they playing, let's.
Speaker 3: Keeps playing there you go, there you go? Great song,
Speaker 3: all right, Georgia. Thank you very much. We'll add it
Speaker 3: to the mix.
Speaker 1: Great, have a good day.
Speaker 2: Look Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's gold one of four point.
Speaker 3: Three, thanks very much. Shyll has been calling it and
Speaker 3: texting in so many of you suggesting songs for the
Speaker 3: playlist for tomorrow night's house party, for my wife's birthday party.
Speaker 3: I'm not sure where do we stand in this different time,
Speaker 3: the privacy of your own home, in privacy in my
Speaker 3: own home, a gentleman can play some mix a lots.
Speaker 3: What about then? Alex has texted in very busy phones,
Speaker 3: what about this one Shaggy when this was everywhere?
Speaker 7: This was huge.
Speaker 3: Number one suggestion from everyone this morning on the phones
Speaker 3: and on the text is this great song from Tina Turner.
Speaker 3: This is a great song, as is Proud Mary by
Speaker 3: Tina Turner as well. Wouldn't it be amazing? Right? Do
Speaker 3: you imagine all these great songs that are coming in.
Speaker 3: Imagine if we just played the playlist on Monday Show
Speaker 3: from six to ten, that would be literally the bet.
Speaker 3: We don't even need to talk. Just play those songs.
Speaker 3: I'll shut my track, just play those great songs.
Speaker 5: Will be hungover anyways, better to just sit back and rely.
Speaker 3: Best Monday Morning playlist, just to plug that in and
Speaker 3: let all those songs play and the Boss is away
Speaker 3: next week. Do you know when I first started radio,
Speaker 3: the Boss was away for a week and listener I
Speaker 3: listener wanted me to come and dij at the wedding.
Speaker 3: So I did it for two hours and I loved it.
Speaker 3: And because the Boss was there on Monday Show from
Speaker 3: seven to nine, I played every song that I did
Speaker 3: for two hours at that and it was so good
Speaker 3: in these big songs.
Speaker 5: I really think we did a party play last pretty
Speaker 5: in a great move.
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Speaker 3: On Wednesday, we'll talk about the story Prince Harry spotted
Speaker 3: in economy premium economy but still got economy in there
Speaker 3: on a flight back to London from Japan after England
Speaker 3: losing in the Rugby World Cup final. And so we
Speaker 3: asked about famous people on your flight, So many great stories.
Speaker 3: We opened it to planes, trained some automobiles. Yesterday we
Speaker 3: anti trains and the trams. Today it's automobiles.
Speaker 13: Sessha Baron Cohen, he was seated in economy in an
Speaker 13: exit road trains, there was rig Simons in the carriage.
Speaker 3: And automobiles won car right now? All right? So have
Speaker 3: you seen a famous person in a car? Some of
Speaker 3: the spottings that we've already had on a Facebook. Do
Speaker 3: you want to got my friend the show on Facebook?
Speaker 3: Oh C one O four three. Terrible Facebook page name,
Speaker 3: but that's us oh C one oh four three. Amanda,
Speaker 3: What an honor to be cut off on the motorway
Speaker 3: in London. The m twenty five was just a basic giant.
Speaker 3: It's a giant car park by George Michael. Hey, listen,
Speaker 3: there's story is about George Michael and driving like he
Speaker 3: didn't run and you were only author road. Kevin Sheedy
Speaker 3: second mention of Sheedy this week.
Speaker 5: He's back, He's in the air and he's on the road.
Speaker 3: He was on Wednesday, wasn't he?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 3: Sheedy backed into my car once when I was twenty one.
Speaker 3: Do you know what, I'd be very happy to do
Speaker 3: six degrees of Sheedy on Monday Show.
Speaker 5: He would leave a note, definitely, of course he would.
Speaker 3: Of course he would. I think he'd bang out the
Speaker 3: repairs himself. Beth Rafa Nadal Raff of the gaffer the
Speaker 3: now pulled up next to me a red light on
Speaker 3: his way to the Australian Open, and belly wheat goes by.
Speaker 3: Now we don't get one mention of a Neighbours cast member,
Speaker 3: not Stephanie Dennis. But hopefully people have seen stephan Dennis
Speaker 3: in a car. No one of you sold him a
Speaker 3: carf Ian Smith, o old Bishop near my Auntie's house
Speaker 3: in Camberwell. I tooted and waved at him. He waved back,
Speaker 3: of course he did. He's Ian Smith, a legend, all right.
Speaker 3: Celebrities and cars. What have you got for us? Nine
Speaker 3: four one four one O four three.
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Speaker 13: Who Sasha Daron Cohen? He was seated in economy in
Speaker 13: an ex row Triends.
Speaker 14: There was rig Simon's in the carriage and.
Speaker 3: Car all right, all right? So Kevin Sheeny backed into
Speaker 3: my car once when I was twenty one. That's nicky
Speaker 3: rapping it out, pulled up next to it in the
Speaker 3: red light and I was swearing to the Australian Open.
Speaker 3: That's bare.
Speaker 5: That does make it sound like rappers driving himself to
Speaker 5: the tennis. He's got his daddy did.
Speaker 3: He's got his rackets in his lap. He's late Ian
Speaker 3: Smith aka Big Helbership from neighbors near my auntie's house.
Speaker 3: I two to my car. Horner waved and he waved
Speaker 3: back in campberllel all right, Camberwell, so we're looking for
Speaker 3: your celebrities and cars this morning.
Speaker 9: No.
Speaker 3: Four one four one O four three. My grandmother saw
Speaker 3: John Lennon drive past her in nineteen sixty four the
Speaker 3: corner of Collins Street in the city. Oh wow, that
Speaker 3: is a pretty amazing one. Michelle, good morning, Good morning,
Speaker 3: how are you. I'm good. Michelle's who's your celebrity in
Speaker 3: a car?
Speaker 12: Well, it's actually read Simon's again. Up, he's everywhere. Yeah,
Speaker 12: we range to him. My partner was driving in our
Speaker 12: commy van and we ran into the back of his Mercedes,
Speaker 12: which of course had to be a Mercedes, of course,
Speaker 12: And so we've got there a bit nervously. Oh great,
Speaker 12: this isn't going to go well, and red time and
Speaker 12: get down of the driver's seat. And I'm not the
Speaker 12: coolest cat around forever, but he's on. I got a
Speaker 12: bit like yeah, and I was like, oh, I love you.
Speaker 12: I grew up with you. You don't test you watch
Speaker 12: red faces and all that. And he went from a
Speaker 12: tower looking face to a straight away he lit up.
Speaker 12: He was a total gentleman and he just let it off,
Speaker 12: let us go. You need to worry about its state?
Speaker 3: You ing himself?
Speaker 8: What a yeah?
Speaker 3: Wow, good man, that's great.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Do you know I'm going to try that if I
Speaker 3: were going the back of something A massive fan of
Speaker 3: is it Daisy Accountant? I love you guy, huge fand Michelle.
Speaker 3: It's worth tine, isn't it.
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Michelle, have a nice weekend.
Speaker 8: Mate, Yeah you too.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to Steven.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Good morning, Christian. How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good? So I hear I'm a excited. Is this
Speaker 3: a story about I think we have to carry this
Speaker 3: on on Monday Show about going into the back all
Speaker 3: a celebrity actually crashing into them.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 15: No, it was Matthew Knights, who was a former Richmond captain.
Speaker 15: He actually reversed into my car at a breaker's pool
Speaker 15: hall impression.
Speaker 3: The location is glamorous already, isn't it.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 15: And he come in and I said I'd just reverse
Speaker 15: into somebody's car and we went outside, had a look,
Speaker 15: and I've realized there was Matthew Knights then, and he said,
Speaker 15: I instead of go through insurance, just well, we'll just
Speaker 15: give a whole heap of New Richmond merchandise.
Speaker 3: I did know you could do that. I might make
Speaker 3: sure that I carry a lot of mugs and T
Speaker 3: shirts from this station, so I can use that to
Speaker 3: get out of any infringements.
Speaker 15: What did you get, Steve, I got a couple of scarves,
Speaker 15: a couple of hats, beanies and games.
Speaker 3: I'd want to games. Come on.
Speaker 15: This is back in the eighties and nineties, so or
Speaker 15: back in the nineties. It was actually and he was
Speaker 15: the captain of that state. And yeah, he basically said,
Speaker 15: I'll give a whole hip of merchandise and all that
Speaker 15: rather than guards insurance.
Speaker 3: That's a great stories. And he now a coach out
Speaker 3: at Geelongist. Now I think he's on the assistant coaches there. Sorry,
Speaker 3: I think he's an assistant coach now is in Matthew Knight?
Speaker 15: Yeah, so the finny thing he's on minister and supporter.
Speaker 15: So when he became ministers and coach, I actually felt
Speaker 15: good for him.
Speaker 3: Did you all right? Okay, Steven? Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You killed me. I have a nice weekend.
Speaker 8: Thank you. Bye.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have to roll this over Monday. We're running
Speaker 3: out of time now, but if you've got any more
Speaker 3: stories about celebrities and cars, all the bonus ones have
Speaker 3: actually them crashing into you. You're praying into them. Email
Speaker 3: me now for Monday early to the party. Christian at
Speaker 3: Gold one four three dot com dot au.
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Speaker 17: Jim Cole versus Godzilla Food Terminator versus Sarah Connor, Darth
Speaker 17: Feeder versus Luke Skywalker, all nipperd battles, but not as
Speaker 17: big as Christian O'Connell versus the Music Department versus you.
Speaker 3: This is the missing Leak. We need to remake this.
Speaker 3: It started as that, but to be honest with my
Speaker 3: shocking form on this, haven't got a single one right.
Speaker 3: Jack Post is the king of the Raining Champ, the
Speaker 3: raining Champ at this feature three.
Speaker 5: You've guessed right, Yeah, I've noticed you stopped giving up
Speaker 5: fifty bucks that were originally when we played this Gameless fifty.
Speaker 3: Dollars on the Homeless.
Speaker 5: Okay, that shyly backed itself away from the competition.
Speaker 3: How this works in in the studio right now? The
Speaker 3: smell of powerful perform heard Toilette, says the former Brisbane
Speaker 3: king of radio, Jason Ahead of Music, is here in
Speaker 3: the studio with us. He's the guy who runs this feature.
Speaker 7: Is it too much the fragrance?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: No, it's always nice. And I understand that today with
Speaker 3: the boss off, that you were going to be getting
Speaker 3: out very early to go and get back to the cleaners.
Speaker 7: I have to lend my cleaning lady in at ten thirty.
Speaker 3: So I've moved my title, that is to commitment to God,
Speaker 3: one of four point three that's going to see us
Speaker 3: own this city.
Speaker 7: I've moved the tai Chi and I've come in early
Speaker 7: and I'll go home and do the Is.
Speaker 3: It this show that forces you to tye chee? He's
Speaker 3: not going around with the music again. He's moving Mondo Rock?
Speaker 5: Did you tai Chi? Every Friday?
Speaker 7: No, I'm taking the mickey.
Speaker 3: Already. The mind games have begun. This is what he does.
Speaker 7: He lures us in, So Jack, can you please remain storm?
Speaker 5: I get to compete still.
Speaker 7: It was a whispy yesterday that Christian said if I
Speaker 7: don't get it right this time. We're not doing it again.
Speaker 7: So I've made it really easy for Christian today.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what his guests will be. Now, he
Speaker 5: always guesses it. Is it the band's biggest.
Speaker 3: Hit, don't tell them my day it will be one
Speaker 3: day it will be? Or is it track one, track
Speaker 3: one on the album? If it's none of those. If
Speaker 3: it's none of those, I go. I push myself away
Speaker 3: from the table. I don't play. All right, how this works?
Speaker 3: Then Jackson has got six songs. You're trying to work
Speaker 3: out what the connection is between the songs as quickly
Speaker 3: as possible. We're trying to guess it. Jack's trying to
Speaker 3: guess it. We're not even working as a team, working individually.
Speaker 3: Pats doesn't even bother if you notice, it's never ever
Speaker 3: engaged in this A bit of a yeah, she does
Speaker 3: actually know that a lot of admin and sort of
Speaker 3: blouse is being brought, all right, So you're trying to
Speaker 3: guess what the song connection is put off before Jack
Speaker 3: gets it. Basically, not so much for me. I'm not
Speaker 3: your competition here. I will try. I'm gonna try. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna wait, No, I'm going to get it today? All right?
Speaker 3: So song number one? Are we ready? All right? Here's
Speaker 3: your first song. So we don't know what the next
Speaker 3: six songs are. We find out when you find out.
Speaker 3: So first of all, this morning song number.
Speaker 2: One Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh.
Speaker 3: Four point three, song number one in the missing link,
Speaker 3: trying I guess the connection between the six songs. This
Speaker 3: is the song number one, Cheap Wine, Cold Chisel. Well,
Speaker 3: have you got the moment you start to build any theory?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm building a theory. I mean, I've one song.
Speaker 5: It's so hard, but I thought maybe a facial hair
Speaker 5: theme for November and cheap wine and three day growth.
Speaker 3: All I've got at the moment is a very hot
Speaker 3: lead that I'm going to need to find out this
Speaker 3: song too. Tally's into it the clues. I think I've
Speaker 3: got it. All I've got written down here is Scotland
Speaker 3: underline question mark Scotland where Jimmy was originally born. Okay,
Speaker 3: So the first person that guesses the connection between all
Speaker 3: the songs, when's tickets? This is a good news today,
Speaker 3: Simple minds are down on the green. Then coming next
Speaker 3: year twenty twenty down the Green, Rochford Wines November the
Speaker 3: twenty eighth and at Margaret Court Arena December December, the
Speaker 3: first one even in December. This is this is more
Speaker 3: than year. Oh way wow info at a Day on
Speaker 3: the Green dot com dot au. We've got the first
Speaker 3: pair of tickets. You can win them if you guessed
Speaker 3: the song connection song number two. Then we go from
Speaker 3: that too, Benny and the Jets, Elton John, if you've
Speaker 3: got any ideas nine four one four one o four.
Speaker 2: Three Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: Al right, Pseudo Echo Funky Town that is song number three.
Speaker 3: Before that, Benny and the Jets, Elton John and kicking
Speaker 3: off cheap one with Cultures or we're trying to work
Speaker 3: out the connection you are. We are up against Jason
Speaker 3: the head of music here. We care it the missing link.
Speaker 3: First person that does guess you win tickets Going and
Speaker 3: see simple Minds next year. Just been announced they're doing
Speaker 3: a Day on the Green, which is awesome. You still
Speaker 3: brilliant live simple Minds. I thought I had it. What
Speaker 3: was he guess? Well, it was Jimmy Barnes originally from
Speaker 3: Scotland obviously, Elton John Pinna London, but then Studio Echo
Speaker 3: come along. I've got nothing, okay, Can I have a guess?
Speaker 7: Yeah, of course, as long as it's not the right
Speaker 7: one we want to give.
Speaker 5: The singer didn't write the lyrics in any of those
Speaker 5: three songs, Cold Chisel Don Walker wrote the lyrics, Elton
Speaker 5: John didn't write the lyrics, and Funky Town is a cover.
Speaker 7: Okay, good theory.
Speaker 3: Let's see what we go with three more songs on
Speaker 3: the on the way, ye Darryl, Good morning, morning, Christian,
Speaker 3: Good morning Daryl. What do you think it is? What
Speaker 3: do you think is the connection?
Speaker 10: I think maybe all the singers were born overseas.
Speaker 7: Okay, I don't quite know where Brian Cannon was born.
Speaker 7: I thought he was a Melbourne lad but corrected.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's this is my guess at the moment, Daryl.
Speaker 3: We'll have to wait and see. But thanks you guess.
Speaker 3: Let's try Jess now gome onr And Jess Morning, Jess,
Speaker 3: Welcome to the missing link. What do you think it is?
Speaker 4: I think all the.
Speaker 12: Songs have missed heard song lyrics in them, like Cheat
Speaker 12: Wine and a Three Legged Goat and She's got electric boobs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, that's what the early ones on Monday Morning
Speaker 3: misshead lyrics Actually for the Elton John one. Yep, that's
Speaker 3: a good one. Justice go to Catherine. Good morning, Catherine
Speaker 3: Frankston Hill, are you oh good mate? Happy Friday? What's
Speaker 3: she guests?
Speaker 1: All the into touring?
Speaker 5: Okay, yes, so far all three of those we're giving
Speaker 5: away tickets to.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're always touring permanent they've never been home since
Speaker 3: eighty two and.
Speaker 5: Elton John's taking up a residency here essentially at the
Speaker 5: end of the year.
Speaker 7: Well, keep listening. We've got three more songs to reveal,
Speaker 7: so keep listening, all right.
Speaker 3: Song four coming up next.
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Speaker 3: Song number five, Rick Asley Together Forever God one I
Speaker 3: four point three every month video this the Missing Link.
Speaker 3: Six songs are played. We find out what they are
Speaker 3: when you find out they are, We're trying to raise
Speaker 3: each other, trying to gets to connection. Before Rick Assley
Speaker 3: match Box twenty Unwell, I'm in your head. This is
Speaker 3: Jason Head of Music. I'm talking to, by the way,
Speaker 3: not myself. Rick always bad on a Friday? Are they
Speaker 3: all day on the Green Artists.
Speaker 7: Did you guess that yourself?
Speaker 3: I did? Did you? Jack? Are you my witness? So
Speaker 3: this is the right answer. I did? Did he? I mean, hey,
Speaker 3: that's insulting? Is that correct? It is correct? Six months,
Speaker 3: six months, I've about to see Jack? When it not
Speaker 3: once twice, three times, I've finally done it? Is that
Speaker 3: the connection? Yes? Yeah, obviously Rick's doing it and.
Speaker 18: Elton Elton Rob Thomas is doing the Yarra Valley tomorrow.
Speaker 18: Take a blanket, I think Rick Astley with uha and
Speaker 18: we've got one more to play, simple Minds. Simple Minds,
Speaker 18: which we announced today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're off to go and see out down the Green,
Speaker 3: aren't we? In the new year? Out we' Rochard Wines
Speaker 3: which I can't wait that being magical to see him there.
Speaker 3: I'll gig of the tickets to Elaine as well, who
Speaker 3: also called in with the same guests as well. I
Speaker 3: didn't steal it from my She can have the Simple
Speaker 3: Minds ticket. This is going to be the final song
Speaker 3: this morning the.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So before we bow out for the weekend, you guys
Speaker 3: have a great weekend as always a comeping, come back
Speaker 3: on a Saturday morning for the best of between seven
Speaker 3: and nine. Do that live every Saturday. This is the
Speaker 3: thing I do for the community. And then I'll see
Speaker 3: you around at mine tomorrow night. I'll see you Amy
Speaker 3: Winehouse tomorrow night. I'll see Freddie Mercury tomorrow night.
Speaker 5: He'll see you their print.
Speaker 3: Yes, tell you what I tried out last night. It's
Speaker 3: a confusing looking Prince. I'll say that we started this
Speaker 3: this week. Everybody calls the show. You go in with
Speaker 3: a contender being our best call of the week, and
Speaker 3: before we go we're going to find out who it
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Speaker 13: Week.
Speaker 3: That's too much, isn't it.
Speaker 5: That's good.
Speaker 3: That's good air onn I told it once a year.
Speaker 3: He's allowed to put it in. I think that's the
Speaker 3: third play of it. Mark, No more air horn. But
Speaker 3: we're in the five hundred dollars and deservedly so as well.
Speaker 3: Great callner. This week on Wednesday, we're asking about famous
Speaker 3: people that you've seen. And this comes from Judy when
Speaker 3: she saw this legend on the train.
Speaker 14: I was on the train. I was standing there talking
Speaker 14: to a friend and I looked up the carriage. I've
Speaker 14: just turned sixty, so in the nineteen seventies, I was
Speaker 14: an absolutely phenomenal Skyhooks fan and there was Red Simons
Speaker 14: in the carriage and I just lost my call and
Speaker 14: my friend's going, oh, calm down, come down, and going,
Speaker 14: oh but it's Red Simons. And I wanted to get
Speaker 14: a skyhook song on the phone and play it really loud.
Speaker 2: But and.
Speaker 14: I know I wanted to go up and have a
Speaker 14: photo with him, but I was very good, and yeah,
Speaker 14: I let him have his privacy. Oh god, he's just beautiful.
Speaker 3: I love that he's still there. He went on for
Speaker 3: about another hour and we heard today one of you
Speaker 3: drove into him as well. If you go any emails
Speaker 3: some Monday show Christian at God one O four three
Speaker 3: dot com. Today you have a great weekend. We're back
Speaker 3: Monday morning. Thanks for listening. Huggies on the
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