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Speaker 3: Folks, I could die at any moment during today's show.
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Speaker 3: Why would my wife leave turkey in the fridge that
Speaker 3: has been in there for four weeks without any kind
Speaker 3: of warning? Why would you have that? Well, you're meant
Speaker 3: to be on a cleans day. And then I found
Speaker 3: out I screwed it up yesterday Jack's at Jack. So
Speaker 3: when I found out that I hadn't been doing it right,
Speaker 3: I then thought, I need to eat some protein asap.
Speaker 3: What's this at the back of the fridge. It's some turkey.
Speaker 3: I love turkey, and so I grabbed a whole load
Speaker 3: of it. And then when you start to eat something
Speaker 3: and your body just knows, like I think this must
Speaker 3: be fresh turkey. And I'm feeling really bad now. Too later,
Speaker 3: I have to go to the toilet a lot. My wife.
Speaker 3: I really don't feel very well. I et oder that
Speaker 3: meat in there when not the not the turkey. I
Speaker 3: meant to throw that away the other week I went
Speaker 3: and the week How longs I think it's been in there?
Speaker 3: Three weeks? Just turkey turkey, know that stuff you get
Speaker 3: from the deli process turkey? Yeah? No, I killed a
Speaker 3: turkey myself. I had to dand in on the chase around.
Speaker 3: Do you think that's gonna be okay? Do you think
Speaker 3: it's you know those those dates they have you got a.
Speaker 4: Little can you smell it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I was when I left eleven four, I was
Speaker 3: just ravenous.
Speaker 4: You would have eaten a fresh turkey.
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Speaker 3: Tuesday at the moment seven topic Tuesday. I've got too many,
Speaker 3: but that's at seven point thirty. Before that, here's what
Speaker 3: we're going to do by half six, by the time
Speaker 3: Patsy comes on with the headlines a half six again
Speaker 3: this morning, we're going to have named this hour of
Speaker 3: the show. We started to try and do it last
Speaker 3: week to come up with a name for the first
Speaker 3: hour of the show, but we haven't settled on a
Speaker 3: name yet. Last week here's the best of some of
Speaker 3: your brilliant suggestions.
Speaker 5: Why Bothering Hour and why bother game to work County
Speaker 5: bother I think it's just the lottery Losers Hour.
Speaker 6: We wouldn't be making this journey if we were winners
Speaker 6: for gold.
Speaker 5: Tex Hour, raising Barnes me cats up early, crack the
Speaker 5: door and ready to go to work. So that's what
Speaker 5: we're doing at the moment.
Speaker 4: The hour of legend for legendary people.
Speaker 3: I mean, there's also a couple of others Dawn Supremacy
Speaker 3: we liked as well. Witching Hour that are still like
Speaker 3: why down? Why? In the middle of everyone texting and
Speaker 3: what we should call the show? Last week, there's some
Speaker 3: loan text. I don't think that's actually meant for me.
Speaker 3: Just simply said why Dan Why?
Speaker 4: Yeah, But wouldn't we have to give it context every single.
Speaker 3: Every single day? Yeah, to explain why down? Why? Ll
Speaker 3: never mention the context of it at all, so people
Speaker 3: always just new listeners that this left curious and wondering
Speaker 3: as to why, what is the deal? Why does he
Speaker 3: call it? Why down? Why?
Speaker 7: All?
Speaker 3: Right? Then, why should we call the first hour the show?
Speaker 3: Because it's a very different hour two after seven o'clock.
Speaker 3: If you're up right now and you routinely hear this
Speaker 3: part of the show, you get up early to go
Speaker 3: to work early, or you're up because you're an insomniac,
Speaker 3: or you've been working through the night. So totally didn't
Speaker 3: feel the first hour of the show. It's our favorite
Speaker 3: hour the show. We're a lot more relaxed. Some of
Speaker 3: the conversations we have now aren't not the ones we'd
Speaker 3: have after seven o'clock. What do you think we need
Speaker 3: a special name for this hour. What should we call it?
Speaker 3: If you've got any ideas? Nine four one four one
Speaker 3: oh four three and what a prize? Yeah, bone China
Speaker 3: mug our brand new just out of the factory. Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connor Breakfast Show mugs have just arrived. Quote on them
Speaker 3: from Peter from Sandi and one of our callers last
Speaker 3: year simply said she's a great show mate that's been
Speaker 3: a mortalized on one side of the mug. You will
Speaker 3: have the first ever breakfast show mug. If you help
Speaker 3: name the hour nine four one four one o four three,
Speaker 3: we'll text some more of your guesses next the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: So we're asked you this morning to help name this
Speaker 3: first hour the show. Yesterday I was in the gym
Speaker 3: and I was flicking through for some inspirational music. Do
Speaker 3: you know, do you think this is really sad? But
Speaker 3: I found myself working out to the rocky soundtrack? Is
Speaker 3: anything sadder than a guy listening to the rocky soundtrack
Speaker 3: working out? However, this music? Just let this music in
Speaker 3: whatever you're up to right now, this is the perfect
Speaker 3: soundtrack for it. If you're brushing your teeth or getting
Speaker 3: around the house, trying to get out of the house.
Speaker 3: This will move you quicker. You feel like a champion.
Speaker 3: You're not snoozing bed to this. You just move in
Speaker 3: that little bit quicker. You feel like a winner in
Speaker 3: your own mind.
Speaker 4: Is this all the dialog you told yourself during the
Speaker 4: gym session?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I was, Yeah, mirror talk five more four. You
Speaker 3: can put your lasers on now on the other foot.
Speaker 3: All right, then let's go to the lines. What should
Speaker 3: we call this hour? Good morning Peter in mentone? Good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Peter mentone, check it in, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: What do you think we should call this first hour? Mate?
Speaker 8: Look, I listen every morning and I'm I'm always too
Speaker 8: tired the ring. I've decided the ring today, and I
Speaker 8: thought if you called it the start me Up Hour
Speaker 8: and play the riff at the start of the song,
Speaker 8: It's like, wow, now now I'm starting to get into it.
Speaker 3: All right, So you reckon, we call it the start
Speaker 3: me Up Hower.
Speaker 2: You have the.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's nice, okay, start me up power?
Speaker 3: So do you know what, Peter, Thank you very much
Speaker 3: for actually mustering up the energy to give us a
Speaker 3: call this early part of the day. I appreciate that. Okay, no,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. All right, just Peter, it is
Speaker 3: it is that time of the day for somebody, isn't
Speaker 3: it week? And just it's just enough to breathe alone.
Speaker 3: These days, you don't even have to the phone, and
Speaker 3: the mobile phones they're pumly graph to do a hands anyway,
Speaker 3: Just appress, just suppress a couple of times. It's too
Speaker 3: much energy. Bobby Boy, Good morning, Bob.
Speaker 10: Good yeah, Bob, I'm back to smartest.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Bob. And what do you think we should
Speaker 3: call this hour?
Speaker 10: I reckon we should call it the worm eaters.
Speaker 3: The worm meters, Yeah, because.
Speaker 10: Of the early bird gets the worm.
Speaker 3: Right, yep. And so what time do you normally get up?
Speaker 3: Youre obviously up before the start of the show.
Speaker 10: I'm guessing yeah, I'm up at four thirty over the day, mate,
Speaker 10: what do you do well, I'm in the tree counting business.
Speaker 10: I'm going to forty part at drive to get to
Speaker 10: work and then there's there's a good half hour preparing vehicles,
Speaker 10: et cetera. So I like to get to work by
Speaker 10: about six.
Speaker 3: Now have you got all your limbs? Have you lost
Speaker 3: any of your fingers doing this line of work.
Speaker 10: No, no, no, everything's fill intact. I've got a couple
Speaker 10: of scars, i'll tell you. But most people who have
Speaker 10: been doing it as long as I have, with Plot
Speaker 10: one or.
Speaker 3: Two, absolutely have. It's dangerous work, isn't it. You're up
Speaker 3: the trees, you've got those big old chainsaws, and now
Speaker 3: you have those trousers. What do you got the huskavanna
Speaker 3: sort of anti cut trousers.
Speaker 10: Well, well they jos you know, still more has guana?
Speaker 10: I mean a lot of companies made them. Yeah, but
Speaker 10: uh yeah, I've got no touch on my legs.
Speaker 3: All right, well listen, Bob, I have a good safe
Speaker 3: day today work. Thanks your suggestion for this now, thanks mate,
Speaker 3: all right, cheers, Bob. Let's try. Gail. Good morning, Gail,
Speaker 3: welcome to the show.
Speaker 11: Good morning, mine z.
Speaker 12: Very similar to the gentleman before. I was going to
Speaker 12: say before the birds.
Speaker 8: Like up before the birds up.
Speaker 3: Before or up and Adam. I love that phrase. This
Speaker 3: yeah got an old sort of nineteen sixties feel, hasn't it. Jim?
Speaker 3: I like that gown? All right, thanks, you have a
Speaker 3: good day, Thank you you also, thank you. Catherine, Good
Speaker 3: morning morning, how you doing. I'm pretty good, Katherine. I
Speaker 3: hope you're well this morning as well. And what's your
Speaker 3: idea mate?
Speaker 13: Well, because of the time of day it is, I
Speaker 13: call it the dawn.
Speaker 3: Busting time, the dorm busting time, Dornbusters, yep, dorm busters
Speaker 3: any but he's.
Speaker 13: At this time of day is a dawn buster.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I can hear us doing something with the Ghostbusters theme
Speaker 3: tune the siren as well. Catherine, that's the strong one. Okay,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. You have a good day, all right,
Speaker 3: then give us a call. What do you think we
Speaker 3: should call the first hour of the show. It's your hour?
Speaker 3: What do you think we should call it? Nine four
Speaker 3: one four, one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Do you reckon dogs know when they're going for their
Speaker 3: favorite walk? Because I have like three go to walks.
Speaker 3: So my German shepherd dog Niche, and yesterday I changed
Speaker 3: roots Midworth take a little beach and she sat up
Speaker 3: right straight away like this is it? This is got real.
Speaker 3: We're going to the beach, you know, And there's no
Speaker 3: way she can see from the roads. But I don't
Speaker 3: know she scent something and the ears went up and
Speaker 3: she I could hear a panting in the back with
Speaker 3: the excitement of going down to the beach.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think they do well.
Speaker 3: Luna know when you're gonna go on like one they're
Speaker 3: Does she have a favorite walk?
Speaker 4: Strangely, Lunar hates getting in the car because you know,
Speaker 4: you gotta do some exces size. Yeah, No, she loves
Speaker 4: going for a walk, but she has Okay, Christian's rushing
Speaker 4: around like a fat dog. No, she's actually in shape.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: You should see her go, oh, come on healthy Christmas.
Speaker 3: You could she had a bit of liper suction. She
Speaker 3: doesn't work done over Christmas. Yere she had some nip
Speaker 3: tucks or something like that, some fat sucked out. We
Speaker 3: were living on a cleanses.
Speaker 4: Day when mom and dad, she was living in mom
Speaker 4: and Dad's. She was Dad was feeding her too much.
Speaker 3: Now that she's living home with us, just so was
Speaker 3: he giving her like some of his dinner and stuff
Speaker 3: like that under the table. All right, then, now we're
Speaker 3: looking for suggestions, but what to call the first hour
Speaker 3: of the show. If you've got anything nine four one
Speaker 3: for one O four three, let's take some more ideas
Speaker 3: right now? Rob, good morning, Good morning Christian. There you yeah,
Speaker 3: not too bad, Rob. I hope you're well. Rob, Rob,
Speaker 3: help us out here. What's your idea? Then? What can
Speaker 3: we're trying to rainstorm it together this morning? What do
Speaker 3: you think we should call it?
Speaker 5: Christian dun plug the hour?
Speaker 3: I's gone unplugged and sometimes certainly for Patsy, I'm talking
Speaker 3: about unhinged as well.
Speaker 4: I'm a train I just thought i'd drive six to seven,
Speaker 4: driving to work, plugging at seven o'clock. That's an unplugged
Speaker 4: the hour, that's true. Yeah, power tools can't start before
Speaker 4: seven am. That's right. You have a curfew here, yeah,
Speaker 4: because of the noise.
Speaker 3: Great idea, What a great idea. Yeah, you don't want
Speaker 3: a bandsaw starting up at six fifteen. Dear next door
Speaker 3: someone doing a reno that I didn't know that. I've
Speaker 3: learned something you already this morning.
Speaker 8: Rob.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. I like that. Worries chs having
Speaker 3: a network. Let's try Karen amount of Liza, Good morning, Karen.
Speaker 8: Jack, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 5: How are you.
Speaker 3: I'm good, Count. I hope you're well this morning. Thanks
Speaker 3: for calling the show.
Speaker 5: That's okay.
Speaker 3: What's your idea. What do you think?
Speaker 8: I was thinking alpha hourah like both Greek?
Speaker 3: What does it mean?
Speaker 12: The first one obvious alpha being the top number one
Speaker 12: and hurrah meaning hour the first hour.
Speaker 4: First hour. But it sounds it kind of sounds cool
Speaker 4: as an alpha hora a horror.
Speaker 3: It sounds like some hazing front house horror hoa Sigma
Speaker 3: house and all that.
Speaker 4: I could wake up with a chant every morning.
Speaker 3: It's easily. I there's something in Alpha Horror I think
Speaker 3: very good. Easy to be able to misunderstand what I'm
Speaker 3: saying of it. Half A said, did he call me
Speaker 3: a what on Alpha Horror? What is he calling people?
Speaker 3: Listen to the show Alpha Horrors? Oh? Is this pommey
Speaker 3: with his potty mouth?
Speaker 4: Karen? Are you pronouncing that right? Alf horror?
Speaker 8: Hurrah, Hurrah hurrah.
Speaker 3: Easy to miss the deal with our poor sue. The
Speaker 3: boss is going to deal with a lot of complaints.
Speaker 3: I said, great it is, Karen, it's a great one.
Speaker 3: And Andy, good morning.
Speaker 10: Yeah, cuz that's my favorite pom.
Speaker 3: Bang. He hits the ground running. Your favorite pomb is
Speaker 3: good to that's great? How's my favorite Ossie?
Speaker 6: I'll ask you when I'll.
Speaker 3: See you, all right, Andy, what do you think we
Speaker 3: should call this hour.
Speaker 10: The real because only the real people are up this
Speaker 10: time in the morning.
Speaker 3: And you're quite right it is you know, the rest
Speaker 3: of the world, rest of Melbourne right now, it's snooze time.
Speaker 3: They are sleeping. They don't know what we're up to.
Speaker 3: You're right, it's an hour for heroes.
Speaker 5: It's the most beautiful part of time in the morning.
Speaker 10: Are the birds of chip and there's not there's hardly
Speaker 10: any cyclists on the road.
Speaker 3: It's great, all right, Andy, that's a good one as well.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, mate, jeers mate, all right, we're
Speaker 3: going to name this hour in nine minutes time. You've
Speaker 3: got any more suggestions. If it's out and thinking, hang on,
Speaker 3: I have just said an idea call me nine four
Speaker 3: one four one o four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 14: On this.
Speaker 3: Day, mystery, On this day, this day in mystery. Now,
Speaker 3: people of the twelfth, two days away from Valentine's Day,
Speaker 3: when I've been married or twenty one years this year
Speaker 3: for me, you don't worry about Valentine's Day? Do your bats?
Speaker 3: You've been what was it twenty years this year for
Speaker 3: you in.
Speaker 15: Christmas next month. It's Valentine's Day every day in our house.
Speaker 3: Roses on your pillow parts, that's right, yeah, robs every night.
Speaker 3: All right. So it's the twelfth Jack is in charge
Speaker 3: of on this day and mystery today. Tell us what
Speaker 3: happened in this day.
Speaker 4: Well, Australia changed forever on this day in eighteen fifty one.
Speaker 4: Can you think why listening? Not even today's trivia question,
Speaker 4: but just eighteen fifty one.
Speaker 15: Gold rush times gold rush.
Speaker 3: Times A lot of gold here as well. Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Edward Hargraves finds the first gold near Bathhurst, starting the
Speaker 4: first of the Australian gold rush.
Speaker 3: Incredible and then.
Speaker 16: First gold was like Beachworth or Ballarrett.
Speaker 4: You know what, there's a little asterisk on this because
Speaker 4: there is a.
Speaker 3: Bit of gold that has what walks one on the
Speaker 3: radio was to phase a little asterisk on this.
Speaker 4: A lot of people claimed to have found gold before
Speaker 4: Hargraves found it, but his was actually confirmed to be gold.
Speaker 4: And it started the gold rush because within a week
Speaker 4: of where he found it, that's when people started flooding
Speaker 4: out to the bush to go mine for gold.
Speaker 3: Incredible history. Isn't it all?
Speaker 4: The gold rush population exploded after that, and then he
Speaker 4: was at the floods that changed Melbourne massively and because
Speaker 4: of the gold No, but I remember I went when
Speaker 4: I went.
Speaker 3: On my tour of the botanical gardens, the guy was
Speaker 3: telling me about all the history of the gold to
Speaker 3: Balara and all around there, and then the floods and
Speaker 3: then what changed. That's almost rebuild the city. Really he
Speaker 3: might have been making out for a poly tourist. I
Speaker 3: don't know. I kind of liked it them and he
Speaker 3: told me that they then reshaped the Yarra the river.
Speaker 4: They did do that. Yeah, they diverted the Ytual.
Speaker 3: They diverted it. Yeah, and it was like they almost
Speaker 3: picked it up. He described it as, Yeah, why how
Speaker 3: did they do that? Why?
Speaker 4: Bother as well, like if you're going to just build
Speaker 4: a new city, why don't you build it where the
Speaker 4: Yarra is? Why do you have to divert it to
Speaker 4: a new spot?
Speaker 3: I think there was there was, There would have been
Speaker 3: sound reason for that anyway.
Speaker 16: Apparently the West too was meant to be like the affluent, affluent,
Speaker 16: affluent suburb. But they didn't like the snow glare when
Speaker 16: they were going home in their gigs, in their horses
Speaker 16: and stuff, so they made it the other direction.
Speaker 3: What, Oh, I don't know picked that up from.
Speaker 4: I thought it was because it was all like a
Speaker 4: swampy out there, and they tried to build houses on
Speaker 4: and they sunk into the ground. That's why they did
Speaker 4: like that. We'll never know. We'll never know, we.
Speaker 3: Never know the last trix on that.
Speaker 4: But to today's trivia question, Well, firstly, in nineteen seventy three,
Speaker 4: Steeles where Will released the song Stuck in the Middle
Speaker 4: with You, which of course was made famous by the
Speaker 4: Tarantino film Reservoir Dogs.
Speaker 3: Great movie, Parantino's first movie, and what an amazing, powerful,
Speaker 3: violent movie. But also just showed he's the guy who
Speaker 3: just brought back music into movies. How he uses it
Speaker 3: in all of his films is incredible. That one that song,
Speaker 3: never heard that song? He made that song famously dug
Speaker 3: it out from nowhere.
Speaker 4: Well, he said he thought of that song for the scene,
Speaker 4: but he didn't know if it was the one. So
Speaker 4: he asked all the people auditioning for that role of
Speaker 4: the is it Michael Madsen, who does he's the torturer? Yeah,
Speaker 4: he said, bring in your own song and tuition with that, yeah, and.
Speaker 3: In flash Dance, and now that we seen enough, No, no,
Speaker 3: you haven't got to there to me, But yet, why
Speaker 3: I did like a Ford roll get out.
Speaker 4: He said, nothing worked as well as Stack in the Middle.
Speaker 4: And the first guy who auditioned with Stack in the
Speaker 4: Middle wasn't even a good actor. But he said it
Speaker 4: was like watching the movie right there because the song
Speaker 4: worked so well.
Speaker 3: It could have because there's something very simious about pairing
Speaker 3: up a throwaway kind of pop song really stuck in
Speaker 3: the middle with you with an incredibly violent torturing scene.
Speaker 4: So today's question is inspired by that scene. I'm going
Speaker 4: to play three songs that made were made famous with
Speaker 4: their link to movies. You've got to identify the films, weird.
Speaker 3: I want to play songs one and three please, especially
Speaker 3: that last one, Bob Seeker. That's a great one. So
Speaker 3: three movies, three very iconic scenes and songs in them.
Speaker 3: You've got to guess the three movies. Here are the
Speaker 3: songs again, what are the movies? They're from the square,
Speaker 3: namely three movies. To try and guess as many of
Speaker 3: them as you can. Call us now nine four one
Speaker 3: four one O four three nine four one four one
Speaker 3: O four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 14: On this.
Speaker 3: Day, Mystery on this day, Today, February the twelfth, two
Speaker 3: days away from Valentine's say, two days away from Elton
Speaker 3: John tickets going on Seal. My kids are desperate to
Speaker 3: go and see Elton John Lyney. They're getting into the
Speaker 3: kind of music that they've moaned at for years. Oh
Speaker 3: not another old song that's not hold Us from the
Speaker 3: eighties and they start doing the mask and I just
Speaker 3: guess it's getting a bit older. But they came into
Speaker 3: hold my Tears a fairs. They can't stop listening for
Speaker 3: tears affairs of them? Right.
Speaker 4: The other day they didn't know who Matt Damon was.
Speaker 3: Showed no idea Matt Dame was. They know who Thor was,
Speaker 3: who was at the UFC fights with us, but no
Speaker 3: idea Jason wore One was. But yeah, desperate Elon John
Speaker 3: tickets going south Thursday. All right, So today February the twelfth,
Speaker 3: Jack's got this little clip. There are three great songs
Speaker 3: from three great movies. What are the three movies great songs?
Speaker 3: There all right, Let's get some guesses. Steve, good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning guys. There are you going, Betty go Steve? Okay,
Speaker 3: how are your guests? Then? What are the three movies?
Speaker 8: Ah? Three great movies?
Speaker 10: Back to the Future the first one there is Builder's
Speaker 10: Day Off and Risky Business.
Speaker 3: You're almost there, Steve, close, but no cigar, So so close.
Speaker 4: But you know what I thought, back Back to the
Speaker 4: Future in Hip Tobe Square is not the link I
Speaker 4: was looking for, though Pats guessed that as well. I'm
Speaker 4: starting to think maybe it is in both movies.
Speaker 13: I know.
Speaker 3: Power of Love is the big iconic scene where Jackson
Speaker 3: is the power of Lover is to heuey of a
Speaker 3: song in that.
Speaker 10: Ah.
Speaker 4: Right, so you're wrong, Steve.
Speaker 3: Sorry, yeah, but very close, very close. Let's try Nick South,
Speaker 3: Eric come on and Nick h Yeah, we're good mate,
Speaker 3: Thanks for calling. What's what are the three great movies?
Speaker 3: What's your guests?
Speaker 8: American Psycho, Farris Bueller, and Risky Business all good family movies.
Speaker 6: You got it.
Speaker 4: Great family movie. American Psycho was the one we were
Speaker 4: looking for that Steve did.
Speaker 8: The Manson family were loved it.
Speaker 3: The go to Christmas movie. Please, Daddy, can we watch
Speaker 3: American Psycho again.
Speaker 4: It's a creepy scene. I watched it again last night
Speaker 4: while putting that montage.
Speaker 3: To great an actor is Christian Bell? You think about
Speaker 3: what is that? Nineties? Is it mid nineties? Late nineties
Speaker 3: American Sink?
Speaker 4: Actually it's two thousand?
Speaker 3: Is it real? Eastern Ennis novel which is even more
Speaker 3: terrifiedan the movie that now Christian Bell when you realize
Speaker 3: he is generally just DeNiro, such a greatst and then
Speaker 3: obviously went on to totally reboot Dark Night. Batman movies
Speaker 3: were dead in the water. No one wants a new
Speaker 3: Batman movie. And then what he did with Christopher on
Speaker 3: it for that and then oh these other roles.
Speaker 4: A Dick Cheney just watched that recently. That was fantastics good,
Speaker 4: isn't it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, and listen, we'll send you one of our new
Speaker 3: breakfast show marks Neck. Okay, brilliant, Thanks guys, all right,
Speaker 3: well done, all right, news the spot on the way
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Speaker 3: Three, just seconds away from calling someone we've already called
Speaker 3: to pay their bill. If if someone if some radio
Speaker 3: station was dim enough to do that to me. I
Speaker 3: keep quiet and put an accent. Oh, I don't know
Speaker 3: what that accent is. By the way, case an excuse
Speaker 3: me being racist. It's saying there's no country attached to it.
Speaker 3: But I would just put an accent and just go yeah,
Speaker 3: I'll take your money twice.
Speaker 4: It would actually be an interesting social experiment to see
Speaker 4: if the person picked out the phone.
Speaker 3: I spoke to you last week.
Speaker 4: I've never spoken to you. Thank you for calling, or.
Speaker 3: Pick another bit of our paint. But anyway, Christian O'Connors,
Speaker 3: down the dollar your bills. I was staring at this name.
Speaker 3: I've spoken to a lot of you over the last
Speaker 3: three weeks, haven't I spoken to a Nicola in Hastings
Speaker 3: Year seven school fees Patsy, when I were talking about
Speaker 3: the dready thing, you know, contact, we have to get
Speaker 3: that plastic. No air bubbles. There can be no air bobbles,
Speaker 3: even if you don't even have OCD as a child.
Speaker 3: It would ruin my school year if I had a
Speaker 3: single air bubble, and I was the kid that always
Speaker 3: had air bubbles, that had to get the little pin
Speaker 3: and prick them out. And it was that leaves a
Speaker 3: ridge in there.
Speaker 15: Orry's got a bit of a disaster in her school bag.
Speaker 3: Did you do it? I tried to do You used
Speaker 3: to rule a technique?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I try enough to get it.
Speaker 3: I dog hair and my hair and fingerprint rum say
Speaker 3: you're taking fingerprints and mastered criminal. You got a palm
Speaker 3: print in there as well. I get so stressed. I
Speaker 3: don't even like putting that protective layer of film on
Speaker 3: my phone. I get my kids to do that.
Speaker 15: Get that, I goe this sharp?
Speaker 3: All right, then let's play off. Let's hopefully nickel up
Speaker 3: pick up. So got fifty thousand dollars? What's it down
Speaker 3: to now, jackers. We're into week three on pay your
Speaker 3: bills thanks to Tintacar. Call one, three tints cover up. Hey,
Speaker 3: if you're missed a tint right now right and you
Speaker 3: sponsor this, can you hear me skip out the bit
Speaker 3: they've changed it. I've had sixty seven emails from the
Speaker 3: sales weasels over the weekend telling me tintakar, I've changed it.
Speaker 3: It's now call one three tints to cover up.
Speaker 4: Continue twenty and sixteen dollars eighty eight cents is how
Speaker 4: much it is remaining to Tindica.
Speaker 3: Call one three tint to cover up. All right, let's
Speaker 3: call someone up again. Who's bill we paid last week?
Speaker 3: Let's call Nicola? Lie right now? Hello, my word, it's
Speaker 3: a world record. Not even a full ring, half a ring? Bang?
Speaker 3: You're there? Are you in the studio hiding around the corner? Nicola?
Speaker 3: Good morning money? Oh my god, Nicola, it was almost
Speaker 3: do you know what we almost didn't call call you?
Speaker 3: We almost called someone who's built with roddy paper? Nicola? Great?
Speaker 3: Year seven school fees?
Speaker 5: Yes, they're a killer.
Speaker 3: Oh I know what it's like, so six one hundred
Speaker 3: and ten dollars, Yes it is. And how many kids
Speaker 3: you got?
Speaker 4: I've got only got two girls.
Speaker 5: I'm still in grade five.
Speaker 3: We don't worry about head this yet.
Speaker 6: He's still cheap.
Speaker 3: And who's this one for? What's your daughter's name? The
Speaker 3: oldest one, Skyler sky and a lovely name. So started
Speaker 3: high school this year? Yeah, same year as my daughter,
Speaker 3: year seven? How's she getting on so far?
Speaker 17: How she find against She didn't like it to start with,
Speaker 17: but she loves it now.
Speaker 6: So which is good.
Speaker 3: Yeah. It's the same with prison. Really, it's tough when
Speaker 3: you get going in there. Find out who's in charge,
Speaker 3: beat them up, and then you can be the new daddy.
Speaker 3: Right what the line? Kids walk the line? Okay. So
Speaker 3: and if you have you got to st out all
Speaker 3: this tech gear you've got to get. It's not just
Speaker 3: a uniform. Then suddenly they need some laptop or a
Speaker 3: calculator that you could run the hubbub telescope with. It's
Speaker 3: like all this gear. What are you at school of
Speaker 3: running NASA? There? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I think sorry, or they just you know, making carriage
Speaker 5: for the government.
Speaker 3: I think. All right. So you're after six hundred and
Speaker 3: ten dollars, Oh yes I am. Let's give you an extra.
Speaker 3: Let's bump it up. Do do do, do do do.
Speaker 3: Haven't got the sound effect of making it myself. Do
Speaker 3: what thousand dollars? I'm giving you three hundred and ninety
Speaker 3: extra dollars you get six and ten goes to one
Speaker 3: thousand dollars.
Speaker 17: Oh my god, you're awesome.
Speaker 3: Okay, awesome, So thank you. You need to know if
Speaker 3: your apparently got two girls, you need you oup. Okay,
Speaker 3: so we'll give you one thousand dollars. I know you
Speaker 3: wanted six hundred and ten, but we're supersizing that to
Speaker 3: one thousand dollars Nicoler.
Speaker 12: Oh, thank you so much, thank you think you thinky?
Speaker 3: Hey, well done for picking up so quick. So if
Speaker 3: every time your phone goes at seven, one or four,
Speaker 3: are you thinking it might be me?
Speaker 12: I was.
Speaker 3: I was just walking past my phone to get to
Speaker 3: my wallet so to.
Speaker 17: Put my work bags. You just happened to read at
Speaker 17: the best time, right, brilliant.
Speaker 3: Okay, I'm glad we're calling and glad you pick up.
Speaker 3: Well done.
Speaker 8: Oh, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: That's all right. I have a great day, you two taints.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melvine's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: That dreaded thing you get asked happened to me yesterday
Speaker 3: when the kids go, dad, I need a bit how
Speaker 3: my maths homework. Now, Maths is something that I'm barely
Speaker 3: on nodding acquaintances with. I failed my math's exam at school.
Speaker 3: I lie to get into college. Said I had the
Speaker 3: right grade, and so yesterday it was parallelograms. I haven't
Speaker 3: even said the word parallelogram since I was about fourteen
Speaker 3: years of age.
Speaker 4: Is that a like a bent over rectangle? From memory?
Speaker 3: I don't even know what a bent over rectangle? Is
Speaker 3: that sexual position? How dare you? This is a family show, guys?
Speaker 4: Is that a parallel.
Speaker 3: Like that?
Speaker 4: It's like a rectangle? Is it if it's been pushed
Speaker 4: on the side?
Speaker 3: Yeah? So a parallelogram, parallelogram? A parallelogram? I think? Is
Speaker 3: is it rectangle that only two of the four sides
Speaker 3: are parallel? So yeah, it's twisted over.
Speaker 4: Ah, right, I've got it wrong. Then I've got it wrong. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that I know what you're talking about. It sort of
Speaker 4: looks like a I actually don't know.
Speaker 3: Do you know what I love is when this show
Speaker 3: becomes radio Pictionary? I'm the same as you. I actually
Speaker 3: fear sometimes people must just tune in and think you
Speaker 3: and I didn't actually go to school.
Speaker 4: I'm going to draw what I think it is.
Speaker 3: Do you know what we've got to get a feature
Speaker 3: in radio Pictionary? There's a feature. I don't know what
Speaker 3: it is, but we've stumbled into radio pictionary. So what
Speaker 3: is That's that? Freddie Mercury's mustache? It was a parallelogram
Speaker 3: a parallelogram see Freddie Mercury's mustache.
Speaker 4: So the bottom is long, the top is shorter, and
Speaker 4: then the side sloping almost like a pyramid with the
Speaker 4: tad cut.
Speaker 3: Off right, Phats, do you understand what Jack is talking about?
Speaker 15: Sort of?
Speaker 3: How would you describe a parallelogram.
Speaker 16: It's a simple quad quadrilateral with two pairs of parallel side.
Speaker 15: Or facing side.
Speaker 3: No one in web knows what.
Speaker 16: Is are of equal length in the opposite angles of
Speaker 16: a parallelogram are of equal measure?
Speaker 3: Great name for an indie band? What is that? What
Speaker 3: does that mean? And now on triple J parallelogram life.
Speaker 15: It's like a square that's on the slant that's been pushed.
Speaker 3: A slanted square. Hey, first ever so successful episode of
Speaker 3: radio Pictionary, Rictionary.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Coome on in two. Nick's just got to work in
Speaker 3: Greensborough and drop me an email subject heading powallelograms, Come
Speaker 3: on in Christian, Jack and Bats, I heard you talking
Speaker 3: about parallelograms and Christian you said would be a good
Speaker 3: name for an indie band. Did you know that Lenny
Speaker 3: Kilmeister Lemmy was one of the rock and rolls greats.
Speaker 3: He was the frontman for Motorhead, big legendary rock and
Speaker 3: roll man. It's the only musician to use the word
Speaker 3: parallelogram in a song. His song called Motorhead has a
Speaker 3: lyric moving like a parallelogram. Nick and grisbro I love
Speaker 3: that stat That is a great email. Nick, you can
Speaker 3: have one of our brand new that just arrived yesterday.
Speaker 3: Breakfast show mugs. Right, it's time for this.
Speaker 4: Two nicks of one mugs.
Speaker 3: I know something about the name today. All right? Then
Speaker 3: five to B Tuesday. This is where we run five
Speaker 3: phone ins at the same time because you can handle it.
Speaker 3: As always, the star of this June the next hour
Speaker 3: is you and your stories. Have a listened to the
Speaker 3: five topics. You've got anything for one of them? Give
Speaker 3: me a call nine four one four, one four three,
Speaker 3: all right today, I'm expecting great stories in all five
Speaker 3: of these. Sometimes three or two or three out of
Speaker 3: the five will to sort of surge ahead. That's where
Speaker 3: you get the most of the calls on. But I
Speaker 3: think right across this one there could be a good
Speaker 3: spread of caols. But we will see what happens due
Speaker 3: on the next down. Our first down, five to bit Tuesday,
Speaker 3: Pets that disappeared and then returned. I've got an amazing
Speaker 3: story I share with you in five minutes time, but
Speaker 3: a disappearing cat. Pets that disappeared and then returned. Famous
Speaker 3: people at the same event as you. Excitement Jack and
Speaker 3: I were at USC two three four rod Laver Arena
Speaker 3: Sunday afternoon, along with sixteen thousand of you also there
Speaker 3: in the house Jason Bourne and thor Not in costume
Speaker 3: a bony though if only so famous people at the
Speaker 3: same event as you. I've used my body for science.
Speaker 3: Are you one of those people who has used your
Speaker 3: body for science? What's your story for me? How you
Speaker 3: thought stuff worked as a kid? Do you rememberhere you
Speaker 3: used to have theories about traffic, lights on planes and
Speaker 3: the TV. Your theories you had as a kid about
Speaker 3: how stuff worked? And topic number five today? I was
Speaker 3: a member of a fan club, all right, looking for
Speaker 3: stories on that pets that disappeared and then returned famous
Speaker 3: people who were at the same event as you. I've
Speaker 3: used my body for science? How you thought stuff worked
Speaker 3: as a kid? And I was a member of a
Speaker 3: fan club. Do you wanna born? Phone number for me
Speaker 3: nine four one four one oh four three nine four
Speaker 3: one four one oh four three call we like the
Speaker 3: most you the next hour? Give you tickets to go
Speaker 3: and see a rock and roll legend, Brian Ferry Life, the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: But in five to Bit Tuesday, we run five phone
Speaker 3: ins at the same time and we're looking for your
Speaker 3: stories this morning on pets that disappeared then returned, famous
Speaker 3: people who were at the same event as you. I've
Speaker 3: used my body for science. How you thought stuff worked?
Speaker 3: As a kid and I was a member of a
Speaker 3: fang club Christian. As a kid, I used to think
Speaker 3: that when you turn the TV off, all the actors paused,
Speaker 3: and then when you turn the TV back on, they
Speaker 3: would continue acting out the show. It was absolutely shattered
Speaker 3: to find out the truth. I love that. There's something
Speaker 3: beautiful about that. I think that's great.
Speaker 4: I remember being confused about when the people on TV
Speaker 4: go to the toilet sleep as well.
Speaker 3: I was concern what happened. Christian Member Brothers used to
Speaker 3: believe in this thing called this is amazing what I'm
Speaker 3: about to take a moment to really really take this in.
Speaker 3: Member Brothers used to believe in a thing called stopping
Speaker 3: the cameras. What they did in films when lots of
Speaker 3: time went by so they'd stop the cameras so people
Speaker 3: could grow old or kids and movies could be grown up. Suddenly,
Speaker 3: my big brothers said he was going to be in
Speaker 3: a film and get them to stop the cameras so
Speaker 3: he would be all grown up by the end of
Speaker 3: the movie. I love that when you were kid, all
Speaker 3: you did wanted to be was an adult. You thought
Speaker 3: it was a magical place to be. When I was five, Christian,
Speaker 3: I said, think there was a monkey that lived under
Speaker 3: the road and would get buzzed whenever someone would press
Speaker 3: the button to walk across the street, and he would
Speaker 3: have to go and change the lights for them. I
Speaker 3: love that little monkey underground getting some sort of zap
Speaker 3: to go and change the lights. All right, let's get
Speaker 3: some calls on Robin, Good morning, Good on Christian. All right, Robert,
Speaker 3: So you got some up pets disappearing and then coming
Speaker 3: back later.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 17: I had a cat named Bagel and we lived in
Speaker 17: Sunbury at the time, and he went missing one day
Speaker 17: and we didn't see him again for about twelve months.
Speaker 17: We thought, oh, he's run away or he's been hit
Speaker 17: by a car, And then one time my mom got
Speaker 17: a phone call for the lady saying, well, go, I
Speaker 17: think I found your cat's you know, I don't think
Speaker 17: he's got your number on him. And I'm like, oh, okay, sure, yep, okay,
Speaker 17: we'll come and get him. He was in Blackburn that is.
Speaker 3: About over an hour hour or so by car by
Speaker 3: poor I don't even know how long would take. How
Speaker 3: do you think he got there?
Speaker 12: We thought it was a Newish estate.
Speaker 17: We think he might have fallen asleep in the back
Speaker 17: of a trade and got all this time with them.
Speaker 3: And then after what did you say?
Speaker 5: It was?
Speaker 3: Miss been for two years, about a year a year
Speaker 3: and then had enough and then thought he'd head back home.
Speaker 3: Oh that's amazing.
Speaker 4: Katson knows it's so nonchalant as well. Did it even
Speaker 4: show a motion to be reunited with his family? Robin,
Speaker 4: it was when he came home.
Speaker 17: It's like he never even left, like he just like,
Speaker 17: how are.
Speaker 3: You unbelievable that you're right? Dogs would go preserve How
Speaker 3: many of those videos you see online where someone's come
Speaker 3: out of hospital, they've been in the army. The dog
Speaker 3: just it's an amazing, joyous thing. Cats are just like, yeah,
Speaker 3: you never see that video with a cat, all right,
Speaker 3: that's a great one, Robin, Thank you very much. Peter.
Speaker 3: Good morning, morning, Peter.
Speaker 5: I have a longer one than that. When I was
Speaker 5: ten years old, I had a tortoise and it was
Speaker 5: nineteen seventy five. My dad drilled a hole in its
Speaker 5: shell twenty five and put a chain in it and
Speaker 5: tied it to a post in the backyard, and that's
Speaker 5: where it lived.
Speaker 3: Would wait, what, it's not like it's going to escape.
Speaker 3: I mean they move literally like zero kilometers and hour.
Speaker 3: It's like a slope pursuit chase.
Speaker 5: Cell broke and it disappeared. I was cleaning up my
Speaker 5: backyard in for my twenty first birthday eleven years later
Speaker 5: at my mum and dad's house, and I founded the tortoise.
Speaker 3: Iven Well and least escape. In eleven years, he only
Speaker 3: made it to the bottom of the garden. Imagine it.
Speaker 3: It's incredible in the tortoise world. Though he still talked
Speaker 3: about like it was the Oja sort of getting away
Speaker 3: in the car, the white Bronco.
Speaker 4: Up Redemption. Have you checked the bottom of the prison yard.
Speaker 3: Oh, there he is, just behind the bench. There's Andy.
Speaker 4: Honestly, Peter, do you think he was there the whole
Speaker 4: time or do you think he came back.
Speaker 5: We've been quite comfortably in the backyard. I think I
Speaker 5: don't know what he was doing, but he was healthy.
Speaker 3: That is incredible. That's a brilliant one. Oh, Peter, I
Speaker 3: love that. Thanks for sharing that, mate, Thank you. Uh see,
Speaker 3: I told you the star these five to produce. There's
Speaker 3: also stories that like Peter, there Monica, good morning, Hello Christian.
Speaker 12: I have a story about how things work, how things
Speaker 12: used to work, and I thought it was magic.
Speaker 3: Okay, what was it then? When you were kared? What
Speaker 3: did you think?
Speaker 12: Yeah, my dad had a valiant and at night time
Speaker 12: when we were coming home he would take his hands
Speaker 12: off the steering will and the headlights. The beam would
Speaker 12: come on and would get the lights and things like that.
Speaker 12: We thought it was magic because we didn't know it
Speaker 12: was on the ground. The headlight theme.
Speaker 3: Oh I see you were so little, so kind of
Speaker 3: voodo or black magic.
Speaker 12: Far away and then come back when he lifted his
Speaker 12: hands off the steering wheel.
Speaker 3: Of course, your dad wants to keep this myth going
Speaker 3: as well, doesn't he, Because it's more it's more fun.
Speaker 12: Grain keep twist. When if you had the grain keeps,
Speaker 12: then do you fooled all of us.
Speaker 3: All right, Monica, thank you very much. You cool, okay, bye?
Speaker 3: All right. Then we got the ads and we've got
Speaker 3: the headlines, and we'll get more of your story. So
Speaker 3: the five topics this morning are Brian Ferry, tickets up
Speaker 3: for Gramms next half an outs, some great stories already
Speaker 3: coming in, so we're looking for your stories. We really
Speaker 3: had a couple that pets that disappear and then return
Speaker 3: famous people at the same event as you. Not how
Speaker 3: any calls on that? Yep, I've used my body for science.
Speaker 3: How you thought stuff worked as a kid? And where
Speaker 3: you a member of a fang club? We're looking few
Speaker 3: calls right now nine four one four one o four
Speaker 3: three nine four one four one oh four three The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: But in five topic Tuesday, Melbourne's biggest radio phone in.
Speaker 3: You can handle this five phone ins at the same time.
Speaker 3: Best call we get this morning by half eight, I'll
Speaker 3: give you pair of tickets to go and see the
Speaker 3: great Brian Ferry. He's over this month. You can go
Speaker 3: and see him live with your stories this morning. Here
Speaker 3: are the five topics today if you've got anything about
Speaker 3: these nine four one four one oh four three? Were
Speaker 3: you a member of a fan club? Ross was here
Speaker 3: in Melbourne, Christian I was a member of the Cure
Speaker 3: Fang club and they made me send stamps to the
Speaker 3: UK so they could send me the newsletter. This has
Speaker 3: been in the early days of band fan clubs. I
Speaker 3: remember of a fan club and it was a newsletter
Speaker 3: used to get twice a year. And really it was
Speaker 3: way before photocopy. Was something called a banding machine, where'd
Speaker 3: be like really blue, kind of like lettering on it
Speaker 3: and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: At least you trade it with the respect. Now we
Speaker 4: get newsletters on email and you just delete them straight
Speaker 4: away like junk.
Speaker 3: Mail, internal stuff. Isn't it about the fridge being cleaned
Speaker 3: again because it's got dirty? And then Elaine, I'm still
Speaker 3: a member of the Police fan club thirty five years on.
Speaker 3: That's great. What did you get then? What do you
Speaker 3: get now? Lane? Please let me know? Thanks letting us
Speaker 3: know about that. So, yeah, well you remember a fan club.
Speaker 3: How you thought stuff worked as a kid? How's your
Speaker 3: body been used for science? Famous people who were at
Speaker 3: the same event as you and pets that disappeared and
Speaker 3: then came back. Know four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 6: So good morning, good morning, Christian, love your show.
Speaker 3: Hey, thank you very much. So that's really kind of
Speaker 3: you to say thanks for doing us a cool and
Speaker 3: what's your story for us, mate, I've got one for how.
Speaker 12: I thought things were when I was a kid.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I used to think we had a magical garage.
Speaker 6: And I used to walk home from from school and
Speaker 6: I'd walk along Dorset Ride and this was back like
Speaker 6: over forty years ago, when it was just single lay
Speaker 6: in hway, and I used to pick up dead possidents
Speaker 6: off the road when I was coming home from school
Speaker 6: and into the garage, and I'd make a little bed
Speaker 6: for them in the garage and then they'd mysteriously disappear
Speaker 6: after a couple of days. So I thought the garage
Speaker 6: made them come back to life.
Speaker 3: All of this is amazing. The fact that you were
Speaker 3: picking up road kill, carrying it back home, bless you.
Speaker 3: Storing them in the garage. That's some kind of serial killer.
Speaker 3: Do you imagine someone broke into your garage? You get
Speaker 3: out of here. Psycho clowns must live here. There's a
Speaker 3: part of dead possible.
Speaker 4: I guess your mum and dad thought, why do they
Speaker 4: these possums keep dying in this little homemade bed in
Speaker 4: the garage.
Speaker 3: When they thought, is it old?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 3: Baby Sue, sweet baby Sue, and they were, we're bringing
Speaker 3: up the next Ted Bundy, Sue Bundy as well, Sue.
Speaker 3: After that, she could have got really upset being referred
Speaker 3: to as Sue Bundy on the radio, Dan, It's nearly
Speaker 3: contended a titing today's show, Sue Bundy, Catherine, good morning.
Speaker 6: Good morning and long time listener in regular call, Thank
Speaker 6: you very much, got through a love chat to you
Speaker 6: out there.
Speaker 3: How is mornings in this morning?
Speaker 13: I'm morning fabulous. I'm popping my Chanelle on today.
Speaker 3: Just an average tuesday. You bush your teeth in it?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 12: No, so many to choose from.
Speaker 3: Okay, so famous people. You've got one for that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 13: I don't know if you'd call it an event. But
Speaker 13: it was dinner and we went out to Jacalope, which
Speaker 13: is a winery out around Mary. You got to go
Speaker 13: there if you haven't already.
Speaker 10: And we were.
Speaker 13: I thought there was Duke, but we're actually real here,
Speaker 13: which is the more casual dining area, and on the
Speaker 13: next table was Kylie Minogue.
Speaker 3: She can only afford the casual dining. Sorry, Kytie, you
Speaker 3: can only see your the brasserie.
Speaker 6: Well, she knew we were there, that's why she called in.
Speaker 13: But we didn't even know she was there until we
Speaker 13: were leaving. And my friend who was the last to
Speaker 13: walk out the door and seat, did you see her?
Speaker 13: And we said, she said, Kylie, I went what then? Og?
Speaker 13: And I thought, what's she doing here?
Speaker 3: But then you aren't You better for not knowing, because
Speaker 3: otherwise you just start staying. I remember being in a
Speaker 3: restaurant a couple of years ago and George Michael was
Speaker 3: at the table two of from us, having a load
Speaker 3: of drinks with a load of his friends, and we
Speaker 3: couldn't stop the whole night, staring and trying to pluck
Speaker 3: up the courage to just go and say, George, big fan,
Speaker 3: That's all I want to say. But it becomes like
Speaker 3: the focus of your.
Speaker 13: Whole night until the abo arrived.
Speaker 3: All right, Kat, thank you very much?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Kit The cars coming nine four one four one four
Speaker 3: three nine one four three, The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: We're doing five to bit Tuesday. One of the topics
Speaker 3: is about pets disappearing and then reappearing. This one comes
Speaker 3: from Nicky Taylor's to drop this in on my Instagram.
Speaker 3: Christian we away for the week and my daughter called
Speaker 3: hysterically that our cat have been run over up the
Speaker 3: road from my house. She went out with our son,
Speaker 3: brought the cat home in a in a blanket, surrounded
Speaker 3: the little dead cat with flowers, and buried her in
Speaker 3: the backguard. She then posted Blossom's life and photos on Facebook,
Speaker 3: including some photos in the basket before she was buried.
Speaker 3: Later that night, having cried herself to sleep, she suddenly
Speaker 3: woke up. She could hear the jingle of a cat
Speaker 3: collar bell.
Speaker 15: It's creepy.
Speaker 3: Should I look round, turn the light on. There was
Speaker 3: her cat, Blossom, giving herself a good scratch and jingling
Speaker 3: the ball up. Man, We have no idea whose cat
Speaker 3: she buried in the yard, but it's still theirs, and
Speaker 3: it is not us.
Speaker 15: Symmetry.
Speaker 4: You can't dig it back up now and.
Speaker 3: Then knock on doors with a you know muddy cat
Speaker 3: that you buried?
Speaker 4: Going?
Speaker 3: Is this yours? No? Do you know anyone? Look? I
Speaker 3: just tossed off the mud Nikki Taylor. That is a
Speaker 3: great story. Thank you very very much for that. Tracy,
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 13: Hello, good morning you show Christian.
Speaker 3: Oh bless your thanks Tracy, and welcome to five Topic Tuesday.
Speaker 3: What have you got for us this morning?
Speaker 12: So the topic is what you thought as a child.
Speaker 11: We made my daughter believe that there was a little
Speaker 11: man in the atm tending.
Speaker 10: Out the money.
Speaker 3: I still kind of think that I still going and
Speaker 3: there's someone in there, you know, yes.
Speaker 12: And she believed that for a very long time.
Speaker 17: You talk past the ATMs and so mummy is a.
Speaker 6: Little man in there.
Speaker 4: I would always ask my mum when she said we
Speaker 4: don't have enough money for that. When I asked for something,
Speaker 4: we don't have enough money for that. Can we go
Speaker 4: down to that atm that gives us all the money?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I remember for years as well.
Speaker 17: Do you remember amazing?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Do you remember, Tracy? The photo boots were used
Speaker 3: to have to go and get your passport photo and
Speaker 3: they had that little round chair that you move up
Speaker 3: and down and the little booth with the curtain. I
Speaker 3: was convinced, rage is that there wants to be somebody
Speaker 3: in that box taking a photo. They must have find
Speaker 3: like a dwarf or something to get in there, or
Speaker 3: or really short personal be crammed in there all day
Speaker 3: taking Polaroi photo and shove them through that little submit.
Speaker 6: Well that's what my what my daughter thought was La.
Speaker 3: Tracy. Thank you very much and cool.
Speaker 2: Thanks Chris.
Speaker 13: You have a great day.
Speaker 3: Anyway, Lee, Good morning, Hello Lee. Hi Lee. Your body
Speaker 3: has been used for science, it has it has?
Speaker 11: Have you heard of a simulated a simulated patient before?
Speaker 14: No.
Speaker 3: I certainly had a simulator patient, correct.
Speaker 11: So I was working with the Royal Women's Hospital, and
Speaker 11: I was a simulated patient. So I would go out
Speaker 11: with a team to little rural hospitals and create episodes
Speaker 11: for them to practice their emergency procedures. But what actually
Speaker 11: happened is that I would pretend I was a pregnant
Speaker 11: woman and I wore a fantastic wet suit type of
Speaker 11: OWD with all my lady bits, everything included on us
Speaker 11: puper care, the whole lot, and I would be able
Speaker 11: to fake this and start bleeding and they would actually
Speaker 11: have to take insert their hands inside my wetsuit, gotcha
Speaker 11: takeout babies, all that magical stuff. So it was a
Speaker 11: really impressive experience for everyone to practice their skills.
Speaker 4: From great costume for a fancy dress party as well.
Speaker 16: No, not a normal book point.
Speaker 11: Maybee.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, you call pleasure. Take care all
Speaker 3: right if you've got any, of course, we'll take a
Speaker 3: last batch coming up next to nine four one four
Speaker 3: one o four three. Then we'll give away the Bryan
Speaker 3: Fairy tickets.
Speaker 1: The Christian Oh colonell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point.
Speaker 3: Three cat napps. Amazing story here, Christian. My cat was
Speaker 3: catnapped by our neighbor.
Speaker 4: Get this bad place to kidnap something because you'll see
Speaker 4: it again. I mean cats roine the neighborhood so much.
Speaker 3: Do you think this happened? I thought she had died,
Speaker 3: our cat. Then a few years later I no longer
Speaker 3: live at home, my mom calls me saying that the
Speaker 3: cat has come back jumped over the fence. My mum
Speaker 3: was franctic, called me at work, Tommy, who were head
Speaker 3: back home and come and collect my old cat. A
Speaker 3: few hours later, Mom calls me again to say the
Speaker 3: cat's got on out from her place and jumped over
Speaker 3: the neighbor's fence. Mom goes over there and asks the
Speaker 3: neighbor if they've seen a black cat as it was
Speaker 3: her daughter's cat that's just returned. The neighbor says, oh,
Speaker 3: we have a black cat called missus Jingles. Mama's to
Speaker 3: see the cat. My mum recognized her instantly. Mom was like,
Speaker 3: that's my daughter's cat, Chloe. And the neighbor was like, well,
Speaker 3: we've had her for two years and the kids are attached,
Speaker 3: and she eats salmon and ice cream every night. And
Speaker 3: my mom goes, I don't give a swear word. That's
Speaker 3: my daughter's cat. She thought she had died, you heartless cow.
Speaker 3: They got into a bit of a tussle Christian. Long
Speaker 3: story short, you don't mess with my mum. I got
Speaker 3: my cat back tomorrow on the show, Mom fights the
Speaker 3: phone in all right, then, these Brian Fairy tickets, we're
Speaker 3: going to give them to Peter and Mount Eliza for
Speaker 3: the tortoise call we got during five to Bit Tuesday.
Speaker 3: Gold one of four point three Very Excited to Present
Speaker 3: Brian Fairy comes this month, they claim. Solo artists and
Speaker 3: leading a Roxy Music returns to Melbourne in a couple
Speaker 3: of weeks, performing at a down the Green at Rochfood Wines.
Speaker 3: February twenty third and at Margaret Court Arena on the
Speaker 3: twenty six. You can get tickets right now, stay where us.
Speaker 3: Big price is to come in five minutes time.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three every single show this week. We've got two thousand
Speaker 3: dollars worth of prizes thanks to eBay, over ten thousand
Speaker 3: dollars worth of prizes in total. Today's prize is voiceover guy,
Speaker 3: what have we got?
Speaker 14: Today's prizes are sporting and camping fake are you look
Speaker 14: too grayer? Scoring Austro nine person ten to fifty five
Speaker 14: liter portable French and Austro Becauzebo to camn do insulated
Speaker 14: sleeping bags through self inflating maths to carriby tricking backbacks
Speaker 14: to camping chairs with side tables catman do.
Speaker 3: Now back to you're in the studio. Christian never used
Speaker 3: the word amaze ball ze ever again. Voye sober guy,
Speaker 3: this isn't nova alrightie. Valentine's week. We're asking you to
Speaker 3: do our movie. Ok, your act ow a movie scene?
Speaker 3: Looking to you re enact a movie scene. I need
Speaker 3: two of you again this morning for this yesterday. Powerful
Speaker 3: acting from the people auditioning yesterday. Two trades on it
Speaker 3: yesterday was the scene from Jane McGuire. How he listened
Speaker 3: to this two trades on site. Beautiful work.
Speaker 5: I loved you you you can play see and I
Speaker 5: just had shut up, just shut up.
Speaker 4: You had me at hello, you had me at hello.
Speaker 3: So good? Wasn't it so good? All right? Today today's scene.
Speaker 3: Patsy's actually asked me what time we were going to
Speaker 3: do this, because she's word about it. Daughter hearing it
Speaker 3: now you think, of good lord, what's he doing human
Speaker 3: centerpede are we're doing when Harry met Sally? This scene?
Speaker 3: I think it's the perfect movie when Harry met Sury.
Speaker 3: It's not a bad scene in it. It's a great,
Speaker 3: great movie.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes yes yes, oh.
Speaker 3: Oh oh god, oh I'll have one. She's having brilliant scene.
Speaker 3: So many great scenes in when Harry met Sally. Now,
Speaker 3: of course you did a demonstration. I'm looking you can
Speaker 3: call him right now. Look at for two of you
Speaker 3: to rein at that, one of you to play Meg
Speaker 3: Ryan faking that scene, and the other one of you
Speaker 3: to play the old lady at the nearby table. So again,
Speaker 3: could be trades could be anyone, but ideally two of
Speaker 3: you or if you're just did only want to try
Speaker 3: and do both parts? Why not? Like I said, two
Speaker 3: thousand dollars worth of prices up for grabsworthshow nine four
Speaker 3: one four one four three. Now to give you some idea,
Speaker 3: I'd like to bring to the stage the artist Jack
Speaker 3: Post and Patrina Jones. And Jack you'll be the Meg
Speaker 3: Ryan character. You'll be Sadly.
Speaker 4: He'll be rockcissors for it.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, You'll be Sally. And Patsy you'll play
Speaker 3: the elderly lady at the nearby table. Okay, And scene.
Speaker 4: Tom, please turn off the cameras. I don't want this
Speaker 4: getting out.
Speaker 3: Tom, go to me, Tom, but all the cameras on.
Speaker 4: Jack, all right, you call action, he's sweating scene action. Yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 4: oh yes, oh yes, oh oh oh yes, yes, oh.
Speaker 3: Oh god, oh oh oh.
Speaker 15: I'll have what she is having.
Speaker 3: During the worst part that was why did you look
Speaker 3: at me in the eye at the end? Ah, the
Speaker 3: creepiest thing I've ever seen. What might you look at me?
Speaker 3: Look into the distance out of the window and look
Speaker 3: into my eyes? So let's go to the house. Some
Speaker 3: sickers just come up all right, give us a call.
Speaker 3: I need to take your moment and a knee ninety
Speaker 3: four one four one oh four three. I'm not having
Speaker 3: what she's just had.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: All right, then this week ten thousand dollars worth the
Speaker 3: price to give away thanks to eBay with my Valentine's
Speaker 3: movie Okie, today's prize is today's prizes are sporting and
Speaker 3: camping pipe.
Speaker 14: You look too prayer scoring austri nine person ten to
Speaker 14: fifty five liter portable French in austral because to cat
Speaker 14: Man do insulated sleeping bags through self inflating maps to
Speaker 14: carryby trekking back backs to camping chairs with side tables
Speaker 14: and Catman do cook.
Speaker 3: Were on these ballow back to you in the studio, Christian,
Speaker 3: all right, how do you win that h day this morning?
Speaker 3: Then movie like Kerry okay asking you to reenact to
Speaker 3: classic movie scene today when Harry met Sally. Do you
Speaker 3: remember the scene?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes yes yes, oh oh oh god,
Speaker 7: oh I'll have one.
Speaker 3: She's having. I wish we should have actually set up
Speaker 3: cameras on our poor producers Beck and Brad have had
Speaker 3: to actually speak to people this morning. Oh hi, good
Speaker 3: morning Christian Conorba for show. Can I hear you fake
Speaker 3: an orgast? And please? Okay stay there line too. Hello,
Speaker 3: good morning Christian. I mean, have we thought this through?
Speaker 3: All right, let's give this a go. We ready? All right,
Speaker 3: let's go to Bridgett and Sylvia are up. First of all,
Speaker 3: Good morning, ladies.
Speaker 12: Oh, good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: And all right, so first of all, let's say hello
Speaker 3: to bridget Hello, bridget Hello, Hello, and hello Sylvia. Here
Speaker 3: you going all right in your own time? Girls, when
Speaker 3: I will action, when I yell action, if you go
Speaker 3: and do the scene action?
Speaker 12: Oh oh good, oh good? All right there, yes, yes,
Speaker 12: oh oh, I'll.
Speaker 17: Have what she's having.
Speaker 3: Very good, very good. Awkward looks.
Speaker 12: I'm so glad there's no cameras.
Speaker 3: I know awkward looks in the studio. I didn't know
Speaker 3: where to put my eyes, ladies, but that was very
Speaker 3: all I will say. Is this very convincing?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Years of practice? Right, all right, and let's try Vicky
Speaker 3: as well. Good morning Vicky. Okay, so youll be coupled
Speaker 3: the phrasing it you're gonna have to go yourself yeah.
Speaker 10: Well, I think I'll get a ride if I just okay, let's.
Speaker 3: Just leave that there. Okay, alright, I got very very
Speaker 3: very too strong contenders this morning. But who do we
Speaker 3: give all the prizes to? The two thousand dollars worth
Speaker 3: of prizes thanks to eBay.
Speaker 4: I think you're going to give it to the double Actor.
Speaker 3: Yep, let's give it to them. Vicky, you were brilliant,
Speaker 3: Bridget and Sylvia, now that that sounds better than what
Speaker 3: you did earlier. That one's for real.
Speaker 17: He's a practice of payoffs.
Speaker 3: All right, girls, here's your prizes. You've won all of this.
Speaker 14: Today's prizes are Sportline, camping PAGs you look too Grier,
Speaker 14: Storing Astro nine person ten to fifty five portable fringe
Speaker 14: and austral because camp Man do insulated sleeping bags through
Speaker 14: self inflating maths, carribe trecking back back to camping chairs
Speaker 14: with side.
Speaker 3: Tables and Catman do.
Speaker 16: Tuesdays.
Speaker 3: Riggie and Sylvia, I don know how a you're gonna
Speaker 3: split it, but those are all your prizes.
Speaker 17: Well done, Thank you very much, gott show every day,
Speaker 17: love it.
Speaker 3: Thank you very very much. Hope you don't have to
Speaker 3: fake the laughter, All right, that's not girls, bye bye bye.
Speaker 3: Maybe tomorrow we pick an easy you see, maybe something
Speaker 3: from fifty sheds of great Okay, forty thousand Ossie Retailer's
Speaker 3: only one place. It's all happening on eBay. Another chance
Speaker 3: to win a huge amount prizes tomorrow morning or thanks
Speaker 3: to eBay. Well done everyone.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Oh that's great news about the Pebble Beach pro Am,
Speaker 3: because I know yesterday the boss said they've just done
Speaker 3: some focus groups last week and it came up a
Speaker 3: couple of times about the Pebble Beach pro Am. We
Speaker 3: will be running any kind of sports updates, so you're
Speaker 3: a golf for you and no, no, right, And I
Speaker 3: said to Paris this morning, I did say, you know,
Speaker 3: I hope we can find time on the busy show
Speaker 3: talk about the Pebble Beach pro Am. We've had a
Speaker 3: lot of calls today as well. Going enough with the
Speaker 3: funny he is that Pebble Beach pro Am. Silence, silence,
Speaker 3: all right, then today's that workd time wastter morning movies
Speaker 3: as in not sad but good morning morning movies. I've
Speaker 3: got on. Let the right one in Bang he's saying
Speaker 3: Dan while you were over sleeping, Thank you, Patsy. Patsy
Speaker 3: gets it. The lie in King, Oh, that's whatever. How
Speaker 3: to snooze a guy in thirty days doesn't make any sense,
Speaker 3: but it tickled me. How to snooze a guy in
Speaker 3: thirty days? And blades of morning glory? What have you got?
Speaker 4: Zach and Mary? Make a morno?
Speaker 3: I don't go on quite over there now I know
Speaker 3: the last five minutes, my good morno. I know you
Speaker 3: abbreviate everything in Australia. You don't really call morning a Mornoh,
Speaker 3: good morning, good morning. I'll see you in the morning.
Speaker 4: It's the morning air with the Christian breakfast, Sunrise of
Speaker 4: the Planet of the Apes. Nice children of the morn.
Speaker 3: Oh no, but you've just gone off on my wing.
Speaker 3: Down more children of the.
Speaker 4: Morning, and the breakup becomes the wake up.
Speaker 3: All right, okay, send us your morning movies on. Let
Speaker 3: the right one in? Still nothing, okay, maybe in ten
Speaker 3: minutes time. I tried again, text yours in four seven
Speaker 3: five three one oh four three. I expected more for
Speaker 3: the let's right one end nothing oh four seven five
Speaker 3: three one o four three for your morning movies. Re
Speaker 3: mark them in minutes time The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourn's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Time now to mark the at work time wasters. This morning,
Speaker 3: the atwork time waster is your morning movies? Are you
Speaker 3: ready to mark?
Speaker 5: I am?
Speaker 3: Are we on it? All right?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 3: Let's go all right then I'll go through these. Dude,
Speaker 3: where's my alarm clock?
Speaker 4: Silver?
Speaker 3: Snooze Brothers?
Speaker 4: That's great Gold?
Speaker 3: Are we on air?
Speaker 4: I think we are?
Speaker 3: I can hear absolutely, I can hear absolutely nothing. This
Speaker 3: absolutely sorry, this is producer Brad coming. I can't hear
Speaker 3: a thing, all right, so sorry, sorry to chop. All right,
Speaker 3: let's play the music again. All right? So you got dude,
Speaker 3: where's my alarm clock?
Speaker 4: Yeah? That was bad?
Speaker 3: Saving Private Breakfast Silver plus saving Private Frying Baker Finding
Speaker 3: Morning Glory disgusting. It doesn't work for a way to
Speaker 3: ruin finding Nemo sow dare you? It's a wonderful Lion.
Speaker 3: That's more like it. Scotty, well done, Gold, Alison Slumberland.
Speaker 4: Oh that's really good Gold.
Speaker 3: I was seeing Cramble, well done, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Douner,
Speaker 3: I Love Plus, Isabelle well done, The Curious Case of
Speaker 3: Scrambled Eggs.
Speaker 4: It's alright, Silvil Plus.
Speaker 3: Breakfast and the Furious Good gold Don the term Morning
Speaker 3: Gator mangled.
Speaker 4: It's not good, but I was looking for something for
Speaker 4: Terminat and couldn't find it and that's why, because it's bad.
Speaker 3: Silence of the Alarms. Oh that's really good. Gold Plus Yeah,
Speaker 3: Fiona bright Hill, well done. I know what you did
Speaker 3: last Slumber Gold, Julia well done.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So this morning we'll be doing five top a Tuesday.
Speaker 3: And one of the stories about disappearing pets that this
Speaker 3: then reappear. A friend of mine had a year kitten.
Speaker 3: He's a teacher, right, and you know what that you
Speaker 3: let a kitten out and you got to get it
Speaker 3: back in before you head off to work. And he
Speaker 3: let it out. He just couldn't find a thing. He's
Speaker 3: already running late and he's got a classroom waiting, so
Speaker 3: he has this thing. I hope it's there's no way
Speaker 3: you can get out. It's only a little kitten. I'll
Speaker 3: pick it up later. I'll worry about it. Later, goes
Speaker 3: off to school and comes back later, can't find the
Speaker 3: kitten anywhere. This goes on for a couple of days.
Speaker 3: At the same time, he's noticing a bit of problem
Speaker 3: with his car. Its just it's not getting into second
Speaker 3: gear a right, It's just there's a funny sort of
Speaker 3: he can't get it into second gear. He takes it
Speaker 3: to a mechanic. So there's a problem with it. I
Speaker 3: just can't go through the gears. It's just really something's
Speaker 3: going on. Mechanic rings him a couple of hours later, says,
Speaker 3: I you got a kitten, Because yes, you have. It
Speaker 3: gone missing. It's been sleeping in the It's been sleeping
Speaker 3: in the engine block right by where the gear is.
Speaker 3: And so when it yeah, and so when went to
Speaker 3: sort of nudge the bit to move up and get
Speaker 3: the kitten and was pushing it back and it survived.
Speaker 3: We're feeding the kitten here to beautiful little kitten. It's okay.
Speaker 3: It's a bit of draggle, but it's alive. And we
Speaker 3: found a kitten in the engine block.
Speaker 4: Thank god. I think everyone was holding their breath that
Speaker 4: the kitten was alive. In that story and in the gears.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't to share a story of that, and it
Speaker 3: turned out it was just decapitated. Good morning, it's gold
Speaker 3: one in four point three, have a great day. Help.
Speaker 3: And then also on the Thomas was about if if
Speaker 3: you've been taking them on in a medical experiment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I when I was.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 4: I mean it could still be in my system. I
Speaker 4: did when I was younger a drug trial for an
Speaker 4: untested drug that you had to stay in the lab
Speaker 4: for three days while they monitor your health.
Speaker 3: So what did they tell you what the drug was?
Speaker 3: Did they ever do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was something to do with lungs. I can't
Speaker 4: remember that.
Speaker 3: We don't want a bit more for lungs, but snung
Speaker 3: it's good.
Speaker 4: It's good for long if you have bad lungs, that
Speaker 4: you take it and then you have.
Speaker 3: I don't remember that. Everyone, they're not going to go listen.
Speaker 3: What we're going to give you is plutonium. We just
Speaker 3: want to see what it's like on a human. We're
Speaker 3: going to use it on only ever bad people. But
Speaker 3: it starts with you. But look, you get three thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: So you're hooked up to a heart machine the whole time.
Speaker 4: And I actually thought something went wrong with me because
Speaker 4: my heart started beating really fast, and they brought me
Speaker 4: in and said, oh, what's you know, Patient X or
Speaker 4: whatever I am is going Nazi. The drugs killing him.
Speaker 4: But what it turned out all it was was I
Speaker 4: was as a teenager, I was a really picky eater,
Speaker 4: and I didn't like, he's still on.
Speaker 3: Now you have a course of a plane goes. I've
Speaker 3: got very small stomach, so they or three owns is
Speaker 3: more than enough for me, please. When I was in
Speaker 3: the lab, they served me some food. I can't even
Speaker 3: remember what it was, but something that I didn't want
Speaker 3: to eat.
Speaker 4: I was like, and I started getting really panicky that
Speaker 4: I was going to have to eat the food I
Speaker 4: didn't want to eat, and that's why my heart rate
Speaker 4: monitor was going off.
Speaker 3: And they thought, did you stay at the lab because
Speaker 3: some of these experiments you have to stay there? Yeah,
Speaker 3: and you're like twenty four to seven monitory you do?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you sleep there?
Speaker 3: How much did you care?
Speaker 4: You get paid by the hour in the end, so
Speaker 4: I got maybe sixteen hundred dollars because over the.
Speaker 3: Three days a lot of money as a teenager, though,
Speaker 3: But then you have to sign how big is that disclaimed.
Speaker 3: It's like sixty pages big and.
Speaker 4: They actually tell you about the one. There's a famous
Speaker 4: one in Britain and they tell you about it in
Speaker 4: the pages that their heads exploded.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's it, Yeah it is. It is accurate a bit,
Speaker 3: but it is something bad like that. A friend of
Speaker 3: mine did it when we're at university and wall is
Speaker 3: broke and he went and he had to go and
Speaker 3: step away for two weeks and it came back in
Speaker 3: about six months out of he developed I'm not working
Speaker 3: a lump on the back of his head, a lump
Speaker 3: on the back of his and then he went to
Speaker 3: see the wind. Ah, it's nothing to do with us,
Speaker 3: nothing to do with us.
Speaker 4: Let me just check the page. Yeah, you got the.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one four point three.
Speaker 3: That's the end of the show for us. We are
Speaker 3: back tomorrow morning. If you ever want to email me
Speaker 3: about anything we talked about today or five to been Tuesday,
Speaker 3: or anything that gets kicked up on the show. Love
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Speaker 3: exclusive breakfast show mugs. Christian at godwe four three dot
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Speaker 3: show is Sue Bundy.
Speaker 4: Can I ask you quickly starting the juice cleans today,
Speaker 4: tomorrow and Thursday.
Speaker 3: Failed yesterday, I made a mistake. There was an admin
Speaker 3: area yesterday warning you now cleans days tomorrow and Thursday,
Speaker 3: forty eight hour cleanse, drinking no more than warm water.
Speaker 15: Where are we with fib fast?
Speaker 3: I'm still no boosh?
Speaker 15: Is that so that's still current? That's ongoing?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I'm going to do the whole month, okay
Speaker 3: you yeah, I'm the only one who's done this weekend.
Speaker 4: Oh this weekend. I've got the big family. I don't
Speaker 4: want to tell you.
Speaker 3: I can't. Yeah. See you say you're drinking, So I
Speaker 3: wish peopould other deal or not. I can't stand these
Speaker 3: people that opt in out. I'm the kind of guy
Speaker 3: take it out and I just smash it. Okay, I'm
Speaker 3: calling one of your next and hopefully paying your bills
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