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Speaker 2: Good morning, It's two minutes Part six. It's show number
Speaker 2: forty eight Friday Morning. It's The Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show
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Speaker 3: Hey, listen, Pats Oh testing.
Speaker 4: None at all?
Speaker 5: Just yes rank response again?
Speaker 6: What have I done this time?
Speaker 2: Okay, I think you've done. It's I think you've done.
Speaker 2: It's just that, you know, Aretha Franklin passing away. You know,
Speaker 2: yesterday we were talking the show about these artists that
Speaker 2: we love with these amazing voices.
Speaker 3: Aretha's one of them, you know.
Speaker 2: And I don't know about you, Jack, but what you
Speaker 2: want in the morning is to turn the radio on.
Speaker 2: You want to hear someone talking about putting that voice,
Speaker 2: that talent, what she grew out of, what she became
Speaker 2: in the context. No one better than an orange faced
Speaker 2: wearing fascist.
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, because he speaks for all of us, doesn't
Speaker 3: he He's the world spokesman. Hey, Pat, you take that, idiot.
Speaker 3: I don't want to hear him talking about Retha Franklin.
Speaker 6: Well he jumps on the bandwagon.
Speaker 5: You know what it's like. Was that really a clip
Speaker 5: of Trump talking about Aretha Flame?
Speaker 3: He thinks as Arthur Franklin. It's just he's just no clue.
Speaker 6: Well, she didn't speak it. He's in aauguration.
Speaker 3: Did she know exactly? Pat's You know, no, Normally I
Speaker 3: would never interfere on the news. You don't interfere what
Speaker 3: we do. Actually, you do quite a bit to were
Speaker 3: talking about that the show.
Speaker 6: That's my job. It's not really.
Speaker 2: Church and state. They should be separated. You are Patrina
Speaker 2: during the news.
Speaker 3: This is your area. But when I hear Trump talking
Speaker 3: about Aretha.
Speaker 6: Hey, really funny story.
Speaker 7: When I was a young jock in the bush when
Speaker 7: I was about nineteen, right, I back announced it an
Speaker 7: Aretha Franklin.
Speaker 6: Song, but I said, Urethra, I've never lived it down.
Speaker 3: What a great tribute act.
Speaker 5: That's the clip you should have played during this morning.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, guys, feels the wrong with me. We've made
Speaker 2: a big mistake. We haven't started the show with our
Speaker 2: new style that we've discovered. One of the stars we've
Speaker 2: discovered this week, and that is Big John. It's time
Speaker 2: for Big John's weather report for Friday.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Christian, Big John here with your roaming weather report.
Speaker 3: Three in the morning.
Speaker 8: Currently it feels like one point seven degrees.
Speaker 3: It is cold.
Speaker 8: We are going to be in for a great day
Speaker 8: sixtly degrees, mostly sunny. There is a high pole count today.
Speaker 8: Looking forward to hearing your show today's weather report. He's
Speaker 8: brought to you by the Underwear.
Speaker 5: What happened to the one word weather that you challenge
Speaker 5: him yesterday?
Speaker 3: No, I know, poor guy.
Speaker 2: We discovered him, like Big Al the private investigator, through
Speaker 2: is WhatsApp group exactly we could go today.
Speaker 3: That gave my mobile number up and I formed this
Speaker 3: WhatsApp group.
Speaker 2: And I think he's been feeding the pressure, Big John,
Speaker 2: because you know, he left the message on Monday morning
Speaker 2: saying what the weather was, and then we made him
Speaker 2: our unofficial man on the street with the weather report.
Speaker 3: But listen to this morning, Christian.
Speaker 8: I'm in a good mood because I don't have to
Speaker 8: do the rhyming weather report for two days.
Speaker 3: It's filling the pressure, all right.
Speaker 2: So Aretha Franklin has sadly passed, and every Friday on
Speaker 2: the show, the way it works is you pick all
Speaker 2: the songs, and I generally mean this, These aren't fake.
Speaker 2: Normally I would just start the show with some Aretha
Speaker 2: Franklin stick or maybe respect. But because they're picked by you,
Speaker 2: we can't do that. And obviously when we plan all
Speaker 2: the songs get them ready, you got to look at
Speaker 2: the flow, and the music team worked very hard. There's
Speaker 2: a yesterday when we were going through all your requests
Speaker 2: and playing them out, Aretha was still alive. So we
Speaker 2: I don't think it's right that we begin the show
Speaker 2: and we just pick an Aretha Franklin song.
Speaker 3: We have respect. It needs to be picked by one
Speaker 3: of you.
Speaker 2: So we're not going to start the show until one
Speaker 2: of you calls in this morning and asks us to
Speaker 2: play Aretha Franklin and respect.
Speaker 3: So we can still have to sit in until.
Speaker 2: Someone calls in our nine four one four three four
Speaker 2: one four one o four three. In the meantime, yesterday
Speaker 2: we interviewed Jimmy Barnes and I was asking about this
Speaker 2: warm up.
Speaker 3: This is Jimmy Barnes warm up.
Speaker 2: This sounds like an alarm clock, like the loudest alarm
Speaker 2: clock in the world, producing back answering the phone. That's
Speaker 2: her quiet voice as well, isn't that amazing. That's how
Speaker 2: he warms up. If I was to do that, we're
Speaker 2: better speak for the next four hours. When I asked
Speaker 2: him do it? Yes, in an interview, he just went
Speaker 2: into it.
Speaker 3: Didn't He didn't even warn us that this shattering noise
Speaker 3: was coming.
Speaker 5: He says, he does that for an hour before every show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he's even got some science. Lad on.
Speaker 2: When you hear about of the interview, we're here how
Speaker 2: he does it, how he is how he is able
Speaker 2: to produce its just as a warm up, he goes
Speaker 2: through the notes.
Speaker 3: Get doing that. It's like it's a war cl It's
Speaker 3: not warm all right, we got Laura. Good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 9: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm in a great movie this Friday morning. You had
Speaker 2: a good week, Laura, Yes, I have?
Speaker 3: Thank you excellent.
Speaker 2: Now Laura, we need a really important thing today. What
Speaker 2: would you like us to play this morning to start
Speaker 2: Friday show?
Speaker 10: I would like to request request from Rita Franklin.
Speaker 3: Please, there you go, Laura, thanks to starting the show.
Speaker 3: As you now move on. You have a great weekend.
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Speaker 3: Aretha Franklin Respects.
Speaker 2: Requested by Laura this morning, No better song, no better
Speaker 2: answer to start today's or request show on Gold one
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Speaker 2: Show Friday morning, ten minutes by six, So a busy
Speaker 2: show today. We've got a little bit of the Barnes
Speaker 2: interview we taped yesterday. The Barnes interview we did yesterday
Speaker 2: was so inspirational for Jack and I. We actually ended
Speaker 2: up going to see last night. On a school night.
Speaker 2: We went to the I didn't actually realize it was
Speaker 2: the world premiere until we approached this theater and it
Speaker 2: was very clear it was the world premiere because there
Speaker 2: was a red carpet and there were people queuing around
Speaker 2: the block.
Speaker 5: This is for the Jimmy Bowns documentary.
Speaker 2: Working Class Boy, and here's the thing, right, So there
Speaker 2: were people queuing and I said, yeah, no know, we've
Speaker 2: got we're on the guest list, so we can just
Speaker 2: go straight in.
Speaker 3: I guess we'll go to the front.
Speaker 2: So we walked past a really big queue around the
Speaker 2: block at the Comedy Theater in the CBD, and we
Speaker 2: just walked straight in.
Speaker 3: I mean, there was security that you did.
Speaker 5: I was ready to ask somebody, hey, where do we
Speaker 5: line up for the guest area? Or Christian's got a
Speaker 5: special email that says he can come in. You just
Speaker 5: saw the velvet ripes and you stepped over like.
Speaker 2: But no one said where are you guys going right?
Speaker 2: There was a line being held back, but no one
Speaker 2: said at any point to.
Speaker 3: Me, what do you do?
Speaker 2: And I do believe it's because this I had a
Speaker 2: very nice silk scarf on that gave me a theatrical air.
Speaker 2: And I think it was they saw the scarff when
Speaker 2: he's obviously of the performing arts you've got.
Speaker 3: And then what do we see? Right?
Speaker 2: Jimmy gets up and he gets up one stage before
Speaker 2: the documentary and he has the director Mark Joffey.
Speaker 3: What does Mark Joffy have around his neck?
Speaker 5: An artistic scarf? There you go up too dissimilar to
Speaker 5: your own.
Speaker 2: The lesson from this, folks, if you want to get
Speaker 2: into a red carpet premier, turn up with a theatrical
Speaker 2: scarf and then just presume you are something to do
Speaker 2: with that world, and then let you on.
Speaker 3: And then then.
Speaker 2: I realized, Jack said, but everyone else has got tickets,
Speaker 2: even these special guests, have got tickets and all add
Speaker 2: was an email and I was holding up to some
Speaker 2: guy who is like scanning the tickets and these bits
Speaker 2: of paper that people are printed off. Uh, And I said,
Speaker 2: I've got this email, and he just went go on,
Speaker 2: just going on. But I'm telling you this. The documentary
Speaker 2: comes out next Thursday. It is incredible. I don't think
Speaker 2: I've been in a We were at this theater and
Speaker 2: I'd never sat through it's a film. I know it's
Speaker 2: a documentary, but it is a film, and I don't
Speaker 2: think I've ever cried so much watching something. It was
Speaker 2: so moving, but not moving where it is heartbreaking at times,
Speaker 2: genuinely heartbreaking.
Speaker 3: His story, Jimmy bar once a story, but.
Speaker 2: There's also something hugely I don't know, life of firming
Speaker 2: and hot swelling about it as well. But Jack and
Speaker 2: I went for drink afterwards when we were both just
Speaker 2: washed out from crying.
Speaker 5: It is incredible. That is so beauty that you had
Speaker 5: with soaking weight. Yeah, ring it.
Speaker 3: Out those tears. It was incredible.
Speaker 2: So we've got a bit of the Jimmy interview on
Speaker 2: this morning show. He says he's helping out with We're
Speaker 2: Jack trying to wrote this brand new anthem for Melbourne.
Speaker 2: But the proper interview will have next week for you
Speaker 2: the Dead movie comes out, which is next Thursday. All right,
Speaker 2: back to your request, what have we got next? Oh no,
Speaker 2: they've added on the old fakes out of it.
Speaker 3: It makes no sense having me ringing out like I
Speaker 3: just randomly cold call people, go would you like a
Speaker 3: song on my radio show?
Speaker 11: Let's go with it at.
Speaker 3: The time, please record your mess just requesting.
Speaker 12: David bowiees, let's go such a great songe to get
Speaker 12: me coumped up from my day ahead.
Speaker 3: Thanks, I'm going to play this song.
Speaker 2: Then I got a great story after this about this
Speaker 2: song and Stevie rayco David Bowie, Let's dance some Gold
Speaker 2: one at four point three, Good morning.
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Speaker 3: Three between now and ten.
Speaker 2: Am on the Christian O'Connor Reckford Show from Mercedes Benz
Speaker 2: wadily turned out familiar are with amazing guitarists. One of
Speaker 2: the world's greatest guitarist, Stevie Ray Vaughn, amazing guitarist.
Speaker 3: Right. I was lucky enough to interview him a couple
Speaker 3: of years ago.
Speaker 2: It was in London doing something and I was talking
Speaker 2: about collaborations and how we never hear the story of
Speaker 2: who says no. They're always talking about some collaboration and
Speaker 2: two musical asses. We go, ah, that's not for me.
Speaker 2: And he was going how he was going to be
Speaker 2: in David Bowie's band all.
Speaker 5: Right, not as a collaboration as the four guitarist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I Mentionine that you're gonna be a guitarist. This
Speaker 2: is quite a few years ago and.
Speaker 3: It would have been a life changing event to being
Speaker 3: David Bowie's band as its main guitarist. And they were
Speaker 3: doing Let's Dance and he was checking the head that
Speaker 3: he had the guitar parts right that Dabie Bowie liked it.
Speaker 3: And then afterwards Dave Bowie said, right, that's great, you've
Speaker 3: got that.
Speaker 2: Now we need to What I want is for when
Speaker 2: we do this live, to have like a choreographed dance
Speaker 2: move that we all do. Stevie Aywall was, I'm not
Speaker 2: learning no dance with.
Speaker 3: Stevie Rayvaughn quit David Bowie's band in rehearsals.
Speaker 2: I'm not learning any dances and you have to because
Speaker 2: it's Let's dance. You know, and that's that's the kind
Speaker 2: of look an aesthetic go on from. I'm not learning
Speaker 2: any dance.
Speaker 3: Goodbye. Yeah, that's it. I'm out, sorry, mister Bowie Quinn.
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Speaker 2: What a great band, what a brilliant song. Thank you
Speaker 2: very much Tom for request in that. Who needs R
Speaker 2: and B Friday? When you got that? The Hoodoo Gurus,
Speaker 2: awesome man, Miss free Love. If you had to guess
Speaker 2: a year that that was out, what do you.
Speaker 5: Go for nineteen eighty seven?
Speaker 6: That's later, I'd say like ninety one bang, perhaps.
Speaker 2: Sister winner ninety one came. All right, it's time for this.
Speaker 3: I'm a movie. I'm a movie.
Speaker 12: I'm a movie.
Speaker 3: I'm a movie too?
Speaker 11: What movie?
Speaker 2: Good morning Friday Morning on the Christian O'Connor rect for Show, Melbourne.
Speaker 2: It is now time for you to try and stump
Speaker 2: the show. I'm a movie, I'm a movie.
Speaker 3: What movie?
Speaker 2: Min This is where you call us. You give us
Speaker 2: a cryptic one line clue to a movie. We take
Speaker 2: each other on trying to guess what the movie is.
Speaker 2: If we don't guess in ten seconds, you win.
Speaker 5: Can I give you one here, Yeah, Basement TV show,
Speaker 5: Wayne's World.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, great movie, awesome movie. All right, So that's
Speaker 3: that works.
Speaker 2: You just get It's not a please don't call in
Speaker 2: with a quote from the movie. It's just a cryptic
Speaker 2: clue to the movie itself, and we've got to try
Speaker 2: and work out what the movie is within ten seconds. Now,
Speaker 2: what do you win if you don't If we don't
Speaker 2: get your movie this week?
Speaker 3: Some amazing prizes.
Speaker 2: George Michael Greatest Hits on CD, the format the world
Speaker 2: has turned its back on.
Speaker 5: It's not even greatest hits.
Speaker 3: It it's just just listen without projecting prejudice. It's not
Speaker 3: just an album. There's no more, George. We've had a
Speaker 3: rush on these, George Michael CD.
Speaker 5: So I can see you holding one in your.
Speaker 2: Head, says post it note from producer Bets to sign.
Speaker 2: Do you want to sign it as George?
Speaker 3: From the other side, George says high. Have a great weekend.
Speaker 2: Now it's Ellen John's Greatest Hits double CD, Sandy. No
Speaker 2: one has answered them this sweet, So there's a couple
Speaker 2: left over, so bye. You gotta win them. First of
Speaker 2: all you do is get CDs in twenty eighteen. You've
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Speaker 5: O get CDs in twenty eighteen.
Speaker 3: All right, give us cool lines? Are of it now?
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Speaker 2: Three for lou In Deer Parks All request Friday.
Speaker 3: I'm a movie.
Speaker 12: I'm a movie. I'm a movie.
Speaker 3: I'm a movie too?
Speaker 5: What movie am I?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 2: Just were around to see what Jack's doing on his computer?
Speaker 2: Over theyse that can it's some information about polycarbonet roofing.
Speaker 5: It's so sometimes this house for renovation is so boring
Speaker 5: reading about like what kind of u V rays can
Speaker 5: get through the poly cabinet roof.
Speaker 2: You can become an innocent expert because you don't want
Speaker 2: to get ripped on and make a mistake.
Speaker 3: You're actually putting a house together. It's too much. Sometimes
Speaker 3: ask you to sing a song once a week. Worry.
Speaker 3: Will we ever come around this comedy house and it's
Speaker 3: going to fall in us?
Speaker 1: Card?
Speaker 3: Yes? It wouldn't.
Speaker 2: We end up in your news people trapped in the
Speaker 2: house today?
Speaker 3: All right, let's dowo, I'm a movie, our movie, one
Speaker 3: movie mine. This is our Friday game.
Speaker 2: It's about you giving us a call and you give
Speaker 2: us a cryptic one line clue to a movie.
Speaker 3: We've got to.
Speaker 2: Guess in ten seconds what the movie is. If we
Speaker 2: don't guess right, you win a prize. Elton John's greatest
Speaker 2: hits on CD is sur prize this morning.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get a Sean to kick us off.
Speaker 3: Come on, is Shawnee pretty good? Sewan? I hope you will,
Speaker 3: And off you go. Rock and roll perpective.
Speaker 7: Oh a spinerer, No, not a spiner fair Lane, Ford Fairlane.
Speaker 5: Blues Brothers for Fairline.
Speaker 3: Do you remember that? Hats that's amazing. It's a cult
Speaker 3: movie and.
Speaker 6: Chris has all here.
Speaker 7: His videos are very disgraced to say, oh my, is.
Speaker 5: That your first point in the game.
Speaker 3: Yes, she's never gone. I think it's such a rare
Speaker 3: unknown movie.
Speaker 2: In fact, I don't know anyone who knows about Ford
Speaker 2: Dice Clay cult movie. That was he was a detective
Speaker 2: and his beat was the LA music scene.
Speaker 6: Yes, and his rhymes.
Speaker 7: He's a comedian, isn't he? He was out a few
Speaker 7: years ago in Melbourne. Yeah, did a tour, right, Chris,
Speaker 7: what do you.
Speaker 6: Think I had to meet him and he doesn't.
Speaker 5: Howd he meet him?
Speaker 7: Well, he did a stand up I think it was
Speaker 7: the Palms at Crown and then he did a signing afterwards,
Speaker 7: and I set up.
Speaker 6: I was wife of the Year. I organized for him
Speaker 6: to meet him.
Speaker 3: He was such a great wife Christmas spin in Heaven.
Speaker 3: Then meeting the dicemurn.
Speaker 6: He's got the T shirt and the program.
Speaker 5: First, I imagine, Chris, because your husband's huge. He's six
Speaker 5: foot five waiting outside the stage door for Dice play
Speaker 5: with his autographic book.
Speaker 6: And he's not very tall. Andrew Dice Clay is quite short, but.
Speaker 3: He's wide these days, right he.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he doesn't look so good. He looks like a
Speaker 6: wax figure.
Speaker 3: Listen, you don't starting whoa that's his dice man said,
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 5: I think he does jokes as well.
Speaker 6: He does very sexist rude jokes.
Speaker 13: Yes.
Speaker 5: Pause, Okay, Jane, good morning.
Speaker 3: Sorry, we're just breaking the show down.
Speaker 2: There to a little tit about the dice really about
Speaker 2: one person listening.
Speaker 3: He knows about the dice man. Hey, Jane, howp was
Speaker 3: out there? What's the clue ing, ghosts, Casper visiting? What
Speaker 3: was that?
Speaker 6: Nicole Kidman the others?
Speaker 5: Ah no, no, the hours.
Speaker 2: No, mister ghosts at the door, ghosts. No times up, folks,
Speaker 2: we're out of ten seconds.
Speaker 3: What is it? Jane true?
Speaker 10: Are we madly?
Speaker 14: Deeply?
Speaker 3: Of course?
Speaker 5: What's that? Who's in that?
Speaker 3: I don't know?
Speaker 15: Alan and Emma thom Thompson And it's it's a love story.
Speaker 5: Because people like the great Alan Rickman have passed on,
Speaker 5: can't you don't you have to respect all their work.
Speaker 2: Now, No, not that, not that one, amazing actor Alan Rickman,
Speaker 2: but that one is a stinker. One of the best
Speaker 2: die hard baddies him and Jeremy Ironds.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Alan Ritman was my favorite diehard baddy. He's amazing that. Hey, listen,
Speaker 3: you've won the CD world and Jeff, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: I'm good Jeff. I know, hope you've had a good week.
Speaker 2: If you go, what's your clue?
Speaker 10: You didn't you?
Speaker 15: You saw didn't you?
Speaker 5: Dumb and dumbers? Because we went saw it, dumb and dumber.
Speaker 6: You just said, no, that's a hard one.
Speaker 3: You saw it, didn't you? The heels of eyes? No, watching.
Speaker 6: I's white shirt?
Speaker 16: What is it puld of change.
Speaker 5: This is a field you made it Media year twelve.
Speaker 16: What's the movie, Jeffrey Bold of change.
Speaker 2: I'm not giving you a prize. Rubbish, stinky old clue.
Speaker 2: Does it sound like he was having a big old slash.
Speaker 7: There was his chances if you said build it and
Speaker 7: they will come, I would have known.
Speaker 3: That's it. That's a quote, though, but that's the only rule.
Speaker 3: We have, no quotes. Trevor, good morning, Good morning, you go.
Speaker 3: We're going, Trevor, what's your clue? Rough end far rough
Speaker 3: and fart Yeah, far.
Speaker 6: Rough, far fast and the furious fast time.
Speaker 3: Ridgemont high no rough and gone in sixty seconds. Now
Speaker 3: we're out of time. What is it?
Speaker 17: Ropping on Apple Fast Express?
Speaker 3: Terrible? Terrible? Producers, stop putting through these. It's not Trevor's fault. Okay,
Speaker 3: he calls up. I've asked him to. But that does
Speaker 3: two bad clues. Way, come on, producers, fringer out of
Speaker 3: your backsides, Dion.
Speaker 16: There a boy on the beach with a bit of
Speaker 16: a friendly sort of bird.
Speaker 18: It's done, boy, I've got nothing, passes, got one, Jack's
Speaker 18: got one, all right, one last clue and this bit
Speaker 18: then to save this feature this morning nine four one
Speaker 18: for one oh four three.
Speaker 2: Who's it going to be? Who's it going to be?
Speaker 2: He said the producers, How there we go? David, Hello, David,
Speaker 2: what's the clue? Conic Snakes on a plane?
Speaker 3: Force one?
Speaker 5: I think I think we look at the photo finished.
Speaker 3: I was there, so we had that one half a
Speaker 3: point each.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show one o four point three fine.
Speaker 3: A round of our Friday morning Early Morning game. I'm
Speaker 3: a movie. I'm a movie in the movie. I'm a
Speaker 3: movie too?
Speaker 11: What movie?
Speaker 3: So I've got nothing?
Speaker 2: You and Pats are the only players this week so
Speaker 2: far with scores and the doors.
Speaker 5: I'm two points winning to know you ever got to Jack?
Speaker 3: You have nine?
Speaker 5: Jackson one and Patterson one.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you again? Have I got one? Why?
Speaker 3: Why do we?
Speaker 7: Why do we defer to bear because you always cheat?
Speaker 5: What else do I get back on it?
Speaker 3: Storm boy?
Speaker 5: Got I get an extra point for Troy?
Speaker 3: Good morning? Pretty good? Falling out over the scoring, but yeah,
Speaker 3: pretty good. Other than that.
Speaker 2: One last Troy.
Speaker 3: What's your clue for us?
Speaker 1: My clue is invasion, Ruins, National Holiday.
Speaker 3: Christmas vacation, Independence.
Speaker 10: Yeah, Independence Day.
Speaker 6: We all get a point to that.
Speaker 3: No way, who was first?
Speaker 5: Becky is not in the No.
Speaker 3: One fairer fairer.
Speaker 2: Always, so that's quite right.
Speaker 3: Troy is right, yeah, okay, final say is Christian?
Speaker 2: Well, that's that independent. We must trustpects always one last
Speaker 2: one there from Tracy. Good morning, Tracy, Good morning guys.
Speaker 3: How are you Yeah, we're going Tracy wash your clue, mate?
Speaker 19: Okay, Traveling with the carnival, Yeah, national lampoons, European vacation,
Speaker 19: Christmas vacation.
Speaker 5: Walking with dinosaurs?
Speaker 3: What's that going doing?
Speaker 5: What are you traveling?
Speaker 3: What a great carnival where they've got dinosaurs.
Speaker 5: It's a carnival. Wait is a carnival or carnival trade?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: Carnival? We're out of time. What's the what's the movie?
Speaker 10: Dances with Wolves?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 5: Traveling is not dancing. No, traveling is not dancing.
Speaker 3: No, you don't travel anywhere via dance. Again, the producers.
Speaker 5: Should have said jigging with carnivores.
Speaker 13: Chigging?
Speaker 5: Do you agree? Tracy Yell?
Speaker 3: On moonwalking?
Speaker 2: Tracy, you get the Elton John CD whether you like
Speaker 2: it or not, it's coming in the post.
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Speaker 2: at the end of the show, and that's where we're
Speaker 2: going to give away the ten thousand dollars. It falls
Speaker 2: back to us. Hugg He had the station's best winner,
Speaker 2: radios best winner, the best winner I've heard on any
Speaker 2: radio station in the world in years, and this was it.
Speaker 3: If you miss it, this was Emma winning last week
Speaker 3: with Huggy.
Speaker 12: Stream because you played footloose and.
Speaker 3: What does that mean?
Speaker 4: Oh my god, shoes, I really wanted yes, yes, Thank.
Speaker 9: You so much, Emma, you have won ten thousand dollars
Speaker 9: a machine.
Speaker 19: Listen to am, I literally hearing tears.
Speaker 3: What have we had this? You won ten thousand dollars?
Speaker 13: Oh good?
Speaker 3: Oh gee? Really we cannot have that this morning because
Speaker 3: Huggy I never live it down. I can't want me
Speaker 3: to look at.
Speaker 5: Him starting around the station now.
Speaker 2: And he even said he sent me a text yesterday
Speaker 2: going after six o'clock when he knew obviously he was
Speaker 2: going to have to be paid off this morning, and
Speaker 2: the breakfast show went over to you, big boy, and
Speaker 2: it was a passive aggressive way it's on. Basically, he
Speaker 2: was saying, dance pommy monkey. So please, if you're winning
Speaker 2: the money, go nuts, be like Jimmy Bart. All right,
Speaker 2: So this morning show, we've got ham miss McLaughlin on.
Speaker 2: He's on later on this morning with the phraser pays
Speaker 2: any brand new phrase for us?
Speaker 3: Are we still going to go with you? I want to?
Speaker 3: I want Are you up for that? I'm up for it? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Are we still gonna? Are we going to get her
Speaker 3: to do this?
Speaker 5: Mommy shocked it, Mommy shocked it. I'm still waking up
Speaker 5: with it every morning.
Speaker 2: I woke up this morning, I thought, are we really
Speaker 2: going to get Hey mish to do this. I say yes,
Speaker 2: and here's what I also, But he won't ever do
Speaker 2: the phrase that pays this when we do the one
Speaker 2: that breaks a mission. McLoughlin, I can't necessarily work.
Speaker 3: Okay, let me put someone else in. That's better thing.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 2: Our minds are all cleansed. Okay, so we've got that
Speaker 2: this morning. And also we were yesterday how do we
Speaker 2: end up chatting to that woman who rapped? And I said,
Speaker 2: come in and rap the week Jack normally does this.
Speaker 3: What were we talking about?
Speaker 5: We were asking for rhymes for Melbourne because I found
Speaker 5: Melbourne a difficult word to rhyme for this song I'm
Speaker 5: writing about the city.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a big mission.
Speaker 2: Then Jack has been commission I've commission him, but a
Speaker 2: higher power than me, and that is the Lord Mayor
Speaker 2: here Sully cap has agreed that you know, this week
Speaker 2: big news. Then Melbourne not the most Liverpool city in
Speaker 2: the world and number two one of the most liberal
Speaker 2: cities in the world and number.
Speaker 3: One now Ostro Vienna, some dull town in Vienna. And
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 2: Thinking of maybe one of the reasons I did tip
Speaker 2: them and the judges gave them a few more points
Speaker 2: than this great city. Maybe the song They've got a
Speaker 2: song that older eighties dreary song, Vienna, So I thought
Speaker 2: Jack could try and write an anthem for this great city.
Speaker 2: Now the Lord Mayor Sullly Cap has a spoken to
Speaker 2: us yesterday wanting a progress update, which I'll played to
Speaker 2: you in a couple of minutes time. But before that,
Speaker 2: we interviewed Jimmy Barnes after yesterday's show, and it's an
Speaker 2: amazing interview. It's actually one of the most interesting and
Speaker 2: inspirational interviews I've ever done. I've found him fascinating. I've
Speaker 2: known of Jimmy's story and I read his book at
Speaker 2: the beginning of the year, but actually meeting him and
Speaker 2: hearing what he's got to say about his life and
Speaker 2: what he's learned from it and the message that although
Speaker 2: you won't call it message and what he's got to
Speaker 2: share is incredible and so much though Jack, when I
Speaker 2: was so impressed with him yesterday's charisma and his energy
Speaker 2: and what he's got to say about life. We went
Speaker 2: to see is the premiere last night of this new documentary.
Speaker 2: It's called Working Class Boy, comes out next Thursday. It's
Speaker 2: in cinemas all over Australia. You owe it to yourself
Speaker 2: to go and see it. I'll say this about it.
Speaker 2: It is heartbreaking at times. I mean Jack and I
Speaker 2: were crying our eyes out along with everybody else there
Speaker 2: last night. It will break your heart, however, it will
Speaker 2: break your heart, but there's something really really amazingly healing
Speaker 2: about it as well. And when I talk about healing,
Speaker 2: you see the healing through the damage that's happened to
Speaker 2: him and his family.
Speaker 3: You see it on screen. There's nothing that don't shy
Speaker 3: away from. There's a scene.
Speaker 2: I don't want to ruin it for you because we
Speaker 2: know too much these days. There is a scene between
Speaker 2: him and his son.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Wow, it's one of the most powerful bits of cinema.
Speaker 3: Forget the factor.
Speaker 2: It's a documentary that I've ever seen. It is beautiful.
Speaker 2: It's just incredible.
Speaker 3: I loved it.
Speaker 2: I will go and see it again. It is out
Speaker 2: next Thursday right around Australia. Go and see Working Class Board.
Speaker 2: You won't be disappointed. It is sad, however, there's also
Speaker 2: life affirming as well. There's a lot of joy in
Speaker 2: it as well. But there's some amazing stuff in there
Speaker 2: and you leave with so much respect for Jimmy Barnes
Speaker 2: and also his beautiful family as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, his wife is amazing. Yeah, his kids are amazing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's something really special about it. It will be one
Speaker 2: of those things that will go I'm sure we're on
Speaker 2: a load of awards. This incredible and it is so
Speaker 2: well made as well, the music in it as well.
Speaker 2: You got to what Jimmy barns about talking about that
Speaker 2: voice and this yesterday we found out.
Speaker 3: This is how the dude warms up. I do that
Speaker 3: before the start of the show. There's no more speaking
Speaker 3: for the rest of the year from me. I don't
Speaker 3: know how he does it. He's not human.
Speaker 2: But anyway, we're going to play the full interview next
Speaker 2: week when the movie is out next Thursday. But what
Speaker 2: it was in I thought, you know, we might as
Speaker 2: well ask him, Jimmy Barnes, who's written a few anthems,
Speaker 2: how do you write an anthem? So that Jack can
Speaker 2: learn some lessons here, so he asked. Jimmy asked yesterday
Speaker 2: during the interview, how do you go about writing an anthem?
Speaker 11: Ah?
Speaker 17: Well, really, if I knew that, I'd be writing them
Speaker 17: every day. You know, I've been a part of a few.
Speaker 17: I mean, I think it's going to going to be
Speaker 17: a chorus at Lives Your Spirits. It's going to be
Speaker 17: a chorus.
Speaker 3: Are you writing this down?
Speaker 13: It's going to be a chorus that lives Spirits.
Speaker 17: It's always great, you know, when the chorus comes and
Speaker 17: you feel like, you know, throwing your buddy your beer
Speaker 17: in the air.
Speaker 13: It's a good thing. And it really the truth is
Speaker 13: that if you ATTRACTI write.
Speaker 17: A song about a place like Melbourne, it's got so
Speaker 17: much grind for it.
Speaker 13: You just got to know. Ask a few people a few.
Speaker 17: Lanes and they'll and they'll you know, they'll plump them
Speaker 17: out to you. There's a lot of great things to
Speaker 17: write about this town.
Speaker 3: You know. Do you think it's worth going and getting
Speaker 3: a kid's quiet in a rock song? Is that too much? Kids?
Speaker 13: Kids quite well worked there in the living years. Yes, kids.
Speaker 17: Crent is always good. I use them on a couple
Speaker 17: of things. Yeah, you know, and it helps if you
Speaker 17: get fun and sing it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm thinking I'm hoping that we'll get another singer
Speaker 5: for it, because I give myself a C plus.
Speaker 13: Plus is pretty good.
Speaker 17: You know what if you tell the story and it's
Speaker 17: your story. Then you're the best singer in the job.
Speaker 17: You're the best one for the job.
Speaker 2: So you talk about the listeners have been suggesting lyrics
Speaker 2: and Jack and I know you've got one there which
Speaker 2: has come from one there is lyric here is very raw,
Speaker 2: it's from the heart. But this this came in on
Speaker 2: this morning show? Is it from Anthony listener of the show.
Speaker 2: He works in a car yard. You know, he sounds
Speaker 2: like a Bruce Brings sing song. To be honest, he
Speaker 2: works in a car yard and channel yeah.
Speaker 3: But yeah, well you know, listen, how would you deliver
Speaker 3: a line like that? How would you do it? You
Speaker 3: do you? Is it? Guttural scream? What is it? Jimmy?
Speaker 3: We are we.
Speaker 13: You're gonna have a bit? We are there, you know,
Speaker 13: And it's good if you can just stop.
Speaker 3: And if you can what an amazing energy that was.
Speaker 3: It's like a lightning bulb coming. That's good.
Speaker 13: If you can distort the mic to helps you, it's great.
Speaker 3: Could you give us a warning next to one? It's incredible.
Speaker 3: It was amazing.
Speaker 13: So you just got and make sure someone sings it
Speaker 13: with gusto?
Speaker 3: Do you not wreck your voice? When you do that.
Speaker 3: If I said that you I want to speak for
Speaker 3: us for a year, I SUEE.
Speaker 13: I've got there's a trick. I don't know how. I've
Speaker 13: taught myself this. And the guy, this doctor who did
Speaker 13: all these.
Speaker 17: Operations on singers, on Elton John, and he put a
Speaker 17: camera down my throat once and he worked out that
Speaker 17: when I sing, I don't use my main vocal cords.
Speaker 17: I use my secondary chords, and the secondary chords don't
Speaker 17: get nodules or nodes or.
Speaker 3: So I talked, did you know any of this? Were
Speaker 3: you try?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 13: I know, just using bad bad and singing over a
Speaker 13: loud bay. I taught myself to do it.
Speaker 17: And that means, you know, I get up some days
Speaker 17: and I can't speak, but I can still sing.
Speaker 3: And what is your warm up? Then? What do you
Speaker 3: actually do? Backstay?
Speaker 13: You're not gonna do no, no, no no, And I did that.
Speaker 13: I did that for about an hour.
Speaker 3: Car a lot. I want that to be my car
Speaker 3: a lot. There is that.
Speaker 17: There's a lamb clock I've got, but I just do it,
Speaker 17: and I'll change the pitch lightly up up every time
Speaker 17: I do it, and it just and it just starts
Speaker 17: going it's like a mac truck.
Speaker 13: Once you get it going the cant it's insane.
Speaker 3: It's incredible.
Speaker 5: I think if the band before you is playing and
Speaker 5: you're warming up backstage, you'll drown out the band.
Speaker 13: A couple of bands I have, and a couple of
Speaker 13: times I freaked people.
Speaker 17: I remember once I was doing like the State of
Speaker 17: Origin and uh, and I was in.
Speaker 13: The tunnel ready to go out.
Speaker 3: What a gig?
Speaker 13: And I thought I better warm up.
Speaker 17: I've got a warm and I start screaming and one
Speaker 17: of these old guys and the white coats and the
Speaker 17: hat came out.
Speaker 13: He keep it down there scaring the rugby players.
Speaker 3: He's great. So that's a bit of our chat with
Speaker 3: Jimmy Barnes.
Speaker 2: Here the full thing next Thursday on the show when
Speaker 2: his documentaries movie is out Working Class Boy, it's out
Speaker 2: all over Australia. Go and sit. Uh, let's go back
Speaker 2: to your request. Now, that's what we do every Friday.
Speaker 13: At the time.
Speaker 3: Please record. I'm a botherm of these pretending my Friday
Speaker 3: request is London called him by.
Speaker 16: The Clash is a very good song.
Speaker 2: It is my family. It is the Clash Gold one
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Speaker 1: Friday, the Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point.
Speaker 2: Three one is to play that the Clash London Calling,
Speaker 2: one of the greatest rock and roll bands, that is brilliant.
Speaker 2: The last time I played that song, I wasn't that
Speaker 2: to say it was four as a request friend of
Speaker 2: mine who used to be in the London Police that's
Speaker 2: called the met Police Metrolitan Police of London, and she
Speaker 2: used to be in this armed response. You know, obviously
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Speaker 2: are some that are armed, and they were about to
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Speaker 2: a Thursday morning, and she rang me beforehand from one
Speaker 2: of the eight vans, eight vans of big coppers that
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Speaker 2: the rest of the people, and she said, listen, I
Speaker 2: know you don't normally do request, can you play the
Speaker 2: Clash in London Calling. All the boys in the eight
Speaker 2: vans were all listening to the show, so I couldn't
Speaker 2: say it was four, but I played them that and
Speaker 2: then listening to Yeah.
Speaker 3: As they were all getting getting ready. That literally ended
Speaker 3: as they pulled in outside this house and came running.
Speaker 2: Out and kicked the doors in and they took down
Speaker 2: the guys. So now it can actually ask for you.
Speaker 2: Bobby's us for that song. So listen, we need a
Speaker 2: progress update from you. How is the Melbourne anthem coming along?
Speaker 2: So you've been commissioned to do it. Jimmy Barnes has
Speaker 2: given you some advice. The Lord Mayor we're going to
Speaker 2: hear from her again. She was on Wednesday show giving
Speaker 2: her thumbs up.
Speaker 5: I'll hold up a page of what I've done so far.
Speaker 5: Can you describe the page?
Speaker 3: There's nothing there.
Speaker 6: It's blank.
Speaker 5: It's a blank canvas, which is kind of the best
Speaker 5: way to hours.
Speaker 2: On the only the listeners are working harder for this.
Speaker 2: This is the only line we have at the moment
Speaker 2: for our friend Anthony.
Speaker 8: We are Melbourne, we are we are up there and
Speaker 8: number one, we can keep keep people's houses if we want.
Speaker 3: But we are said not even though I've.
Speaker 5: Done nothing, I've decided that that sadly hasn't made the cut.
Speaker 2: Now it is it is, It stays in the song. Well,
Speaker 2: the Lord Mayor, Sally cap has left some messages.
Speaker 5: Hello, Jacket's the Lord Mayor of Melbourne.
Speaker 12: Here's Sally cap Now that you've been officially commissioned to
Speaker 12: prepare a song capturing the essence of Melbourne.
Speaker 6: I'm checking in to see how you're going.
Speaker 5: If you need any help.
Speaker 7: Right outside my window, the trams go by, bicycles, pedestrians,
Speaker 7: there are shows, buskers, cafes, restaurants.
Speaker 13: Let me know if you need some help.
Speaker 5: Maybe maybe one of the buskers could help me do
Speaker 5: the Come on, No, I'm a last quarter player. I
Speaker 5: always was in high school. I'd leave my homework to
Speaker 5: the night before and then magic occurs.
Speaker 3: Okay, so what deadline do you need from me? What
Speaker 3: would help pair?
Speaker 5: Okay if you want something by monday?
Speaker 3: Ye, he's learning everyone.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three, yesterday's Jack was trying to outsource every element of
Speaker 2: what he does on the show.
Speaker 3: We were chatting to Christina. Christina called in.
Speaker 2: She had some inspiration, some lyrics for Jack and this
Speaker 2: Melbourne anthem that he's supposed to be writing, and not
Speaker 2: just the odd line she'd start. She broke into a
Speaker 2: rap that she must have written in twenty minutes of
Speaker 2: just hearing us talking about it, and then we get Channing.
Speaker 2: Turns out she's in an improv rap group called Rhyme Zone,
Speaker 2: and I said, look, why don't you come in on
Speaker 2: tomorrow's show. That's now today and instead of Jack sings
Speaker 2: the Week. Jack obviously got very excited because it means
Speaker 2: he didn't have to sing the week. You guys rap
Speaker 2: the week, and that is what's happening Rhyme Zone.
Speaker 3: Here.
Speaker 2: They're warming up right now and they're going to be
Speaker 2: rapping the week in five minutes time.
Speaker 3: The story of the Breakfast Show to rap.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Neil Diamond Live, Cranchy Granola, Sweet on Gold one and
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Speaker 3: So this is a great thing about this city.
Speaker 2: All right, yesterday we're talking about how can we help
Speaker 2: Jack out? Can you come up with some more ideas
Speaker 2: and lyrics? What rhymes with Melbourne? Christina calls in and
Speaker 2: she does a rap over the phone.
Speaker 3: It's so good. I said, Christina, can you come in
Speaker 3: when I find that she's gone improv.
Speaker 2: Rap group called Rhyme Zone. Good morning, Christina, welcome back
Speaker 2: to the show.
Speaker 12: Good morning Christian, how are you good?
Speaker 3: So what would you normally be doing getting ready for
Speaker 3: work or are you at college?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 12: I'd probably be dragging myself out of bed around about
Speaker 12: this time, upset that I have to wake up. So
Speaker 12: thank you so much for getting me here so early.
Speaker 3: What a treat? And who is this gun you've got
Speaker 3: with you here?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 12: This is Jeremy, He's my partner in.
Speaker 3: Rhyme Hello, Good morning Jeremy.
Speaker 12: Yes, Jeremy and I are in an improv rap group
Speaker 12: called Rhyme Zone.
Speaker 3: How did you form? How does this come about?
Speaker 12: So about a year ago, we were doing classes at
Speaker 12: a theater called The Improv Conspiracy, and we met during
Speaker 12: one of those classes it's learning improv comedy, and we
Speaker 12: got the idea one day that we should try and
Speaker 12: form an indie team where we do improvised rap as
Speaker 12: well as just normal improv because because.
Speaker 5: We both love the hip hop rap musical Hamilton. Yes
Speaker 5: the main reason.
Speaker 12: Yeah, that's the main reason why that ended up happening.
Speaker 5: So and so what you've done today is not similar
Speaker 5: to what you do if you improv everything you've written
Speaker 5: out today's song.
Speaker 12: Yeah, so writing isn't generally part of the improv process,
Speaker 12: but we wanted to come prepared this morning for something
Speaker 12: that we thought would be somewhat half decent.
Speaker 3: I don't think we half decent is what we aim for.
Speaker 3: So you're on the right seat, You're on the right show.
Speaker 12: Confident we'd be able to improvise a song about everything
Speaker 12: that happened in the week and get everything in there.
Speaker 12: So yeah, we've put something a little together, a little
Speaker 12: parody of a well known hip hop.
Speaker 2: Tune that you guys might do you want me to
Speaker 2: play in you guys ready, this is Rhyme Zone and
Speaker 2: they're going to rap the week Rap Live and Gold
Speaker 2: one in four point three. There'll be complaints, all right, guys,
Speaker 2: bring it.
Speaker 12: All right?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Yeah, So first thing on Monday, we were definitely listening
Speaker 12: when that possum cage fell and it frightened Christian. He
Speaker 12: is from the UK. Won't hold that against him. Later
Speaker 12: he went shopping to go buy some bedding.
Speaker 19: Doesn't get that bread down mean, yo, as someone counting
Speaker 19: every single string though, John A. L J couched you
Speaker 19: and an otto man yet now a fallen empire?
Speaker 5: UNTREDI anyway.
Speaker 12: On Tuesday, Rubies in despair air she learned from the
Speaker 12: zoo that wombats who's a square?
Speaker 6: She couldn't stop to think.
Speaker 12: You couldn't ask him why before her poor classmate killed
Speaker 12: a butterfly.
Speaker 3: But you've heard the room is.
Speaker 5: There's been an upheaval.
Speaker 19: Melbourne is not top dog no longer mostly be Bo.
Speaker 3: Who will help us fix this?
Speaker 5: Lord?
Speaker 12: Miss Ellie cap Pi big Al the power of rap now.
Speaker 6: No longer?
Speaker 19: Most livable Sity finds some duncanmity now now inspired, we
Speaker 19: still love you.
Speaker 3: Let's hear it.
Speaker 5: The mound now Ben Now we're halfway through the week.
Speaker 12: Now we live in the glory our own Cacklin Jack's
Speaker 12: acting Davy Wan true story. He is such a natural
Speaker 12: wear in total off, just like when Natasha sneezed on
Speaker 12: Bobby Hawk.
Speaker 19: Beause they had a caller reminded us of Harry Sarah.
Speaker 19: Jessica Parker afrayed for her friend's marriage, followed around.
Speaker 3: Her husband thinking she was calming.
Speaker 5: Turned out that he just loves sausage.
Speaker 12: Just from baldy Christians feeling sheepish kind of hit rock
Speaker 12: boton the song from his own wedding.
Speaker 5: His memory had forgotten.
Speaker 6: But it's not all bad news.
Speaker 12: He's still a good dad and he loves Prince Ali
Speaker 12: from the musical Aladdin.
Speaker 19: It's been a busy week, so many things have happened.
Speaker 19: But now we're at the end of bra Cappin. We're
Speaker 19: a rapping.
Speaker 12: So much going on here in radio recording and here
Speaker 12: behind the scenes.
Speaker 3: We know who's the most important.
Speaker 14: Tan yea.
Speaker 6: At this Rady sent you soon be present.
Speaker 5: May see.
Speaker 3: These guys are rop.
Speaker 12: You soon have that.
Speaker 3: Let's see the Tan? Yeah, may see ten Yeah, may see.
Speaker 3: I'll just fad there.
Speaker 20: I can't believe the working perience, John, she get a
Speaker 20: nature experience.
Speaker 12: They were very good.
Speaker 3: They were guys. It was incredible in what talent you
Speaker 3: are to put that together in twenty four hours.
Speaker 6: I wish we had twenty four hours a week.
Speaker 5: We were all done very late last night. Well done.
Speaker 3: Oh my god. You know what? Do you want to
Speaker 3: come back next Friday? And a new one?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: You get next frid the opposit? How can people find
Speaker 2: out more? If they want to hire you? Are you
Speaker 2: available for high.
Speaker 12: I mean, look, if people want to pay us faces that.
Speaker 2: Should you know what if they were businesses listening right
Speaker 2: now and you want to motivate your workforce, they could
Speaker 2: get Rhyme Zone to come in right and and do
Speaker 2: and and and do.
Speaker 18: A motivational wrap for you've seen or like a Gorilla
Speaker 18: Graham that you can send for somebody's birthday on somebody's
Speaker 18: door and do a wrap for their birth.
Speaker 12: Yes, open the door, just give us a word one
Speaker 12: word suggestion.
Speaker 3: And hang on, hang on, hang on.
Speaker 2: Should we do this next week? Should we find out
Speaker 2: a listener's got a birthday next week and you will.
Speaker 3: Go round and do a live on air birthday? Should
Speaker 3: we do that? Yes? Okay, so we do that next week? Okay.
Speaker 3: If you've got a website.
Speaker 12: Facebook, So we've got a Facebook page, Facebook dot com
Speaker 12: slash rhyme Zone improv. It's spelled exactly how it sounds.
Speaker 5: I don't know how you get that right.
Speaker 3: I think you too awesome. That has really really made
Speaker 3: the week for it.
Speaker 5: Thank you, and matching jumpsuits as well on the back.
Speaker 3: Yet, wow, rhyme Zone, that's why you're.
Speaker 5: Up so late writing the song is because you spent
Speaker 5: most of the time with the see my sister who's.
Speaker 3: Here watching us.
Speaker 12: She actually helped out with that, so thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Julius.
Speaker 2: Great, we'll get you on next week then, thank you
Speaker 2: very much. Rhyme Zone have an awesome weekend.
Speaker 3: Well done.
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Speaker 5: Now Presiding Judge Christian O'Connell and Jacket.
Speaker 2: We hear every Friday and open courts. This is me
Speaker 2: Judge Christian Abe assisted by Bailiff Jackpost.
Speaker 5: We're back in our outfits, our very almost see through robes.
Speaker 2: More like a negligee. Two guys in black robes slash neglige.
Speaker 3: It looks like a nineties with white sort of powdered wigs.
Speaker 5: And do you think I don't know if our wigs
Speaker 5: are the same as your weig your week every week,
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Speaker 2: Now I've got I've got knits in the moment as well,
Speaker 2: so we know which ones which. If you get nits
Speaker 2: over the weekend, that's probably come from my work.
Speaker 5: Can we label the wigs for next week?
Speaker 2: One nine in two stories this week with Hamish and Andy.
Speaker 2: Now you want your wig labeled up?
Speaker 5: We got to tell you the ratings went up on
Speaker 5: Tuesday for True Story.
Speaker 2: He's not making us up and diy. He told me
Speaker 2: this official jack post brings the heat. You bring, you
Speaker 2: bring the numbers, all right, So we got a case
Speaker 2: to preside over right now, Please bring.
Speaker 3: To the court Kathleen. Hello, Hello, are you Judge Christian.
Speaker 21: Judge Christian.
Speaker 3: I've actually broken a face.
Speaker 5: But I knew that hammer was a bad idea or
Speaker 5: gavel as they call it in the court.
Speaker 3: Smashed one of the lights come off. Yeah, get the
Speaker 3: engineer's sorry, Kathleen, it's in the courthouse.
Speaker 2: Kathleen, please tell us about the case that we're going
Speaker 2: to be presiding over.
Speaker 21: Okay, the case has been going for over two years.
Speaker 21: To love, my husband agreed to help my mum and
Speaker 21: fix the room her leaking roof every time it range
Speaker 21: buckets out because at least and every time he has
Speaker 21: to go out, he's always you know, he's got to
Speaker 21: stew back or you know, she can't do it, or
Speaker 21: he's got to pick up the kids from school.
Speaker 10: But then my mum.
Speaker 21: Takes it the other way. I was always making excuses
Speaker 21: and you know, I need it fixed, and I'm the
Speaker 21: middle person. Before I hear it at home, then I
Speaker 21: hear it at work.
Speaker 3: This court hears you. This court hears you.
Speaker 2: I think you know when you emailed me last week,
Speaker 2: I said it would be my pleasure to preside over
Speaker 2: this most pressing of cases. And I don't like what
Speaker 2: I'm hearing. So you're saying this has been dragging on
Speaker 2: for two years.
Speaker 5: Over two years, that does seem like a lot of excuses.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the power of this court can give you instant
Speaker 2: justice this morning, instant brutal justice.
Speaker 3: Bring on this lay about?
Speaker 2: Oh no, no no, And I don't know the sun Jason,
Speaker 2: not the not the mother, because the mama.
Speaker 3: You're gonna have your backside of vixen Jason.
Speaker 10: There you go on, Jeorge Christians, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Defendant Jason. Defendant Jason. Is what we've just hurt? True?
Speaker 3: Has it taken you two years to do nothing?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 22: Pretty much? Basically a little bit more than I can chew.
Speaker 5: Yeah, are you chewing nothing at the moment? Are you
Speaker 5: actually a ruf for Jason or are you a DIY
Speaker 5: handyman type?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 22: Pretty much a handyman.
Speaker 2: But you know what you are, my friend, You are
Speaker 2: a son in law. It is up to you son
Speaker 2: in law to step up sometimes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, strong words from the un, Let's get Sylvia on
Speaker 3: now to hear her. Okay, Sylvia, good morning, Good.
Speaker 14: Morning, Judge Christian O'Connor, and.
Speaker 2: Jack, Sylvia, let's hear it from you as well. So
Speaker 2: two years have been waiting to have this leaky roof fixed.
Speaker 14: Two long years he's been. He's been dragging this for
Speaker 14: two long years. I can't believe it.
Speaker 3: And is it leaky now?
Speaker 14: Oh, so it's leaking. You always have buckets, say out,
Speaker 14: My buckets haven't been put away for over two years.
Speaker 2: What I want to hear this, Sylvia? At any point,
Speaker 2: as he said, look, this is dragged on. I'm going
Speaker 2: to get an expert in order to just giving you
Speaker 2: more lies upon lines.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 14: No, No, he's spent stringing, spen stringing me along for
Speaker 14: two long years. He's spent signing things like, oh it's
Speaker 14: too cold, Oh it's going to rhin, I can't come.
Speaker 14: Oh I got to saw back. Oh I have to
Speaker 14: pick up the kids. Well I've got to tag him
Speaker 14: to school. I'll come tomorrow. Tomorrow never comes.
Speaker 3: Jason, let's go back to you.
Speaker 2: Let's have the defender backup, please, Jason, what do you
Speaker 2: say to these allegations?
Speaker 22: The job she's a very fussy woman, and the job's
Speaker 22: probably a little bit more than I can handle, so
Speaker 22: I sort of try and push it aside. I think
Speaker 22: two years is becoming a bit too long now, so
Speaker 22: I might have finded over to somebody else.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: So there's Jason's making his case, Sylvia is making her case.
Speaker 2: Katherine stuck in the middle of this. I now appeal
Speaker 2: to you, members of the jury. That's the listeners I'm
Speaker 2: talking to here. You are now the members of the jury.
Speaker 2: How do you find Do you find in the case
Speaker 2: of Sylvia, that's how we make it ruin he has
Speaker 2: to put his finger out and.
Speaker 3: Fix this roof.
Speaker 2: Or do you go for the side of Jason that
Speaker 2: he's a busy guy, he's a dad. Members of the jury,
Speaker 2: please call us now with your verdict guilty and not guilty,
Speaker 2: and how you're ruling in favor of nine four one
Speaker 2: four one oh four three. Members of the jury, you're
Speaker 2: chart to call out and decide and give instant justice
Speaker 2: nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: No one told us that someone's requested shirt.
Speaker 3: Oh dear, this is a bad moment for the show.
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Speaker 2: Shure, I believe on God one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: That's for Sam in Elwood.
Speaker 5: Your face looks like you want to call objection to
Speaker 5: that song too.
Speaker 3: It's it's listen. I'm playing people's songs and if someone
Speaker 3: wants to hear that horror, good on. Then the people
Speaker 3: are real, the fines are real. Now presiding Judge Christian
Speaker 3: O'Connell and Jack, all right, this is a messy one.
Speaker 2: It's three people involved, really this Kathleen, there's Sylvia, there's Jason.
Speaker 3: There's a leaking roof. Just to recap.
Speaker 2: Then, this week's case that Jack and I are presiding over,
Speaker 2: it's a son in law who's been promising his mother
Speaker 2: in law for two years and he's going to mend
Speaker 2: her leaking roof.
Speaker 3: His wife, Kathleen stuck in the middle of this. She's
Speaker 3: the one who brought this case, a.
Speaker 2: Class action lawsuit between a son in law and her
Speaker 2: mother in law. Is a powerful family members, the son
Speaker 2: in law and the mother in law. How do you
Speaker 2: rule though, Melbourne, Let's go to lines. You are the
Speaker 2: jury this morning, Martin, Jury member Martin, Good morning.
Speaker 16: Good morning, you're worship.
Speaker 3: Promoted John doing sure, Martin, which were you ruling?
Speaker 16: I'm bomb with him, mate, he said he get around
Speaker 16: to it, and he'll get around to it. There's no
Speaker 16: there was no expored. Don't he'll do it when when he.
Speaker 5: Gets to it. It's been two years, it does seem
Speaker 5: like a little while.
Speaker 3: But Debbie, he a Christian and Jack good morning jury.
Speaker 2: Remember Debbie, please show some respect. It's actually bailiff Jack
Speaker 2: and judge Christian.
Speaker 22: Oh, I'm so sorry.
Speaker 3: That's okay? All right, then, Debbie, wish where you're going.
Speaker 10: Sylvia all the way?
Speaker 3: Two years?
Speaker 23: Sorry?
Speaker 22: Yeah, two years is way too long. He's dave his
Speaker 22: feet for for so long. And he should pay for
Speaker 22: a professional.
Speaker 3: Pay for professional. Is there got to shut out money?
Speaker 10: Carol Well, I believe that I go for Cathleene in
Speaker 10: the middle because she's had to suffer either side of
Speaker 10: the whole case.
Speaker 3: True, she's the real victim here.
Speaker 14: She is the.
Speaker 15: Victim because Sylvia should have just organized a trade person
Speaker 15: and Jace should have just manned up and said I
Speaker 15: can't do it and maybe organize it for his mother
Speaker 15: in law. Really, Cathleen needs to.
Speaker 3: Win here, and does anyone really, there's something about the
Speaker 3: name Jase. Does anyone really have a good experience with
Speaker 3: the name Jase? You know there's something about that name.
Speaker 3: Those people there behind the eyes, there's something there. You
Speaker 3: know you have had a good experience with the Jason.
Speaker 5: I've known some good Jasons.
Speaker 3: Yet I doubt that very much. They can turn at
Speaker 3: any moment, Kathleen. Yes, Kathleen, you listen to all this.
Speaker 2: You bought the case. How do you feel it's a
Speaker 2: hung jewelry? Really at the moment, I'm in the middle.
Speaker 21: I can't take side. I'm getting the way.
Speaker 3: Do you know what?
Speaker 2: I think the best thing is if we could find
Speaker 2: a roofer that will do this well.
Speaker 5: Is this text worth anything to you, Kathleen? All together?
Speaker 5: Roofing Murray, he said, happy to do it for free.
Speaker 5: If it's a tile roof.
Speaker 3: Big question. Let's find out from Sylvia. Is it a
Speaker 3: tile roof, Sylvia?
Speaker 14: No, it's a tin roof.
Speaker 2: Sorry, no wiser. Now, Jason, are you hearing all this?
Speaker 2: Some people who are on your side, some people are against.
Speaker 22: I'm hearing it.
Speaker 3: Here's what I think we need to do.
Speaker 2: Then, I think the court needs to appeal to the
Speaker 2: good roofers of this city, if there's anyone that can
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 3: So it's a tin roof, Sylvia. Yeah, and what does
Speaker 3: the whole roof need to replacing?
Speaker 4: I don't really know.
Speaker 14: It's it's a large room. A half is a family room.
Speaker 14: The other half is where we eat, where we have
Speaker 14: the table needs. So I've got two buckets near around
Speaker 14: the table and the other two in the family side.
Speaker 3: It really is there's a leaking roof?
Speaker 14: Then, yes, yes, it's that bad that I even want
Speaker 14: ice House tickets last year and I couldn't even go
Speaker 14: because it was raining that night. I had to stay
Speaker 14: home and watch my buckets.
Speaker 2: Well, in a minute, you couldn't go and see ice
Speaker 2: House because of your buckets and the leaking roof.
Speaker 14: Yes, because I didn't want to come home to.
Speaker 5: A flooded house flying bucket of course. Okay, how do
Speaker 5: you feel about that?
Speaker 10: Pretty bad?
Speaker 3: Pretty bad? It doesn't sound it no remorse whatsoever. All right, guys,
Speaker 3: stay there, then listen.
Speaker 2: If you're a roofer hearing all this and you can
Speaker 2: help out, please give me a call nine four one
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Speaker 2: It's found up about it to cut a long story
Speaker 2: short on Gold one oh four point three. So we
Speaker 2: need to now make our ruling. And it's been a
Speaker 2: complicated case this morning. In this week's Christians Court, we've
Speaker 2: had Kathleen bringing a case about her husband who's also
Speaker 2: a son in law to Sylvia. Sylvia's ruth leaky for
Speaker 2: two years. The son law chas and said he get
Speaker 2: around to fix and it's a busy guys, a dad.
Speaker 2: He hasn't had time yet. That's the case at the moment.
Speaker 2: We are appealing now for a rufer they can come
Speaker 2: and sort this out.
Speaker 3: Nathan's on the line. Good morning, Nathan, good morning. Hey buddy.
Speaker 2: So you're a professional rufer, Yes, good man, and apparently
Speaker 2: you reckon.
Speaker 3: You know the defendants and the accused, Yes, I do.
Speaker 3: So who do you know? I know?
Speaker 11: Sylvia, Kathleen and Jason and.
Speaker 3: Sylvia son John? So how do you know them?
Speaker 16: I'm best friends of John.
Speaker 3: Sylvia, Sylvia. Do you know Nathan?
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 5: Here's my plumber, Sylvia. I don't understand if you've had
Speaker 5: this contact in the family for so long. Why didn't
Speaker 5: you start with Nathan.
Speaker 4: I didn't know he could six through. He would just
Speaker 4: come and just six my lake in type or just
Speaker 4: little tight jobs.
Speaker 3: Nathan, so much more than that, only nath Yes, I
Speaker 3: can't believe. Nathan. Can you help Sylvia out here and
Speaker 3: the son in law? Jason?
Speaker 16: Yeah, I can help it.
Speaker 22: Jason can give you a hand if I need to help.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get Jason on now. Hey, Jason, do
Speaker 3: you know now? I sure do? Do you do you
Speaker 3: want to say that to each other? Jason? Here's Nathan again.
Speaker 3: What's going on?
Speaker 5: Brother?
Speaker 3: Oh? Fun stuff.
Speaker 22: I'll give you a hand man if we can do it. Yeah,
Speaker 22: we'll please, please something.
Speaker 3: We'll sit down the door for them. Nathan. Give you
Speaker 3: a business a plug? What's your what's your outfit called
Speaker 3: Plumbing Services mn S? Yes, go with M and S.
Speaker 3: They're the best. Call Nathan today, don't call Jason. All right,
Speaker 3: nice one, guys. Let's get Kathleen on it. So, Kathleen,
Speaker 3: there you go. Hopefully we've given you some instant just
Speaker 3: this morning after two years.
Speaker 21: Yes, hopefully, hopefully, hopefully we won't be in the same
Speaker 21: situation because now we've got my husband and we've got
Speaker 21: a fring so we can see it.
Speaker 5: And Kathleen, you even had the judge clapping. I don't
Speaker 5: think I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: It's most professional, all the backing.
Speaker 3: Cool. Please, Okay, Kathleen, thank you very much for bringing
Speaker 3: this case.
Speaker 21: Okay, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: All Right, if you've got a case for next week,
Speaker 2: email me Christian at gold one o four three dot
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Speaker 23: The phrase that pays each week Christian gets Hamis McLaughlin
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Speaker 5: He's been terrific, grinds, a bit of an unheralded hero.
Speaker 23: He's like, well, missus Meiggans and Blackadder's.
Speaker 11: Important part of it all.
Speaker 3: Phrase three Gandalf's beard.
Speaker 23: It's writing that down on the list of ridiculous things
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Speaker 13: Gandalf's Beard.
Speaker 23: Nick Boston heading home, man, it's looking like he's trying
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Speaker 23: playing unbelievable foot in a good football team.
Speaker 2: Phrase four, how can you have any putting if you
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Speaker 3: How would you do that?
Speaker 13: How would that be easy?
Speaker 23: Interesting you here, Luke Beverbridge to talk about it's all
Speaker 23: about contested football and intensity.
Speaker 11: I mean, how can you have any pudding if you
Speaker 11: don't eat your meat. What he's basically saying is it's
Speaker 11: all about reward for effort.
Speaker 5: Phrase five.
Speaker 2: Next weekend you've got to work in four fried chickens
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Speaker 3: Phrase six did anyone just hear a weasel? You want
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Speaker 11: So we'll be discussing how many weeks after for him?
Speaker 3: We'll see you soon, you know.
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Speaker 11: Tend like Adam Kinney slash a weasel.
Speaker 13: Then he picks at a type operation.
Speaker 3: Come on?
Speaker 1: We oh?
Speaker 3: Hearing all that back, I'm like, how there's another one?
Speaker 3: How many do we We've done? Seven? Now?
Speaker 5: How hasn't someone at Channel seven not said to you
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Speaker 3: They have.
Speaker 23: Did I did get help from Adam Kearney last week
Speaker 23: because did anyone just hear a weasel was complicated?
Speaker 11: I said, as you're doing the cross, could you just
Speaker 11: randomly in the background.
Speaker 3: You're now dragging in your other professional commentations.
Speaker 11: Yeah, they're all disappointed with me and themselves.
Speaker 3: So are you up for a new one? Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Are you up for your biggest challenge? Forget what's just happened?
Speaker 2: I mean that's just like, that's just like basic level stuff.
Speaker 2: We're now this This could be the one that I
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Speaker 11: It finishes my career, because that is a concern.
Speaker 3: Do you want to you brought the sort of show yesterday.
Speaker 5: We had something come to us this week. We didn't
Speaker 5: have to go to find it. It's a song that's
Speaker 5: been stuck in my head and intimate and internet meme
Speaker 5: that's been going around. I couldn't get out of my head.
Speaker 5: I played it to Christian the other day. He can't
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Speaker 3: It's awful. Have a listen to this, baby.
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Speaker 1: Is it?
Speaker 23: So?
Speaker 20: What?
Speaker 3: What is? Isn't it awful?
Speaker 10: Terrible?
Speaker 2: Just so you know, if there's a gan, if they
Speaker 2: want those people to speak, tell us about the plans
Speaker 2: or more of this?
Speaker 3: So what is the phrase that pays for Hamish?
Speaker 5: Baby shark? Do baby Shark? But I think the increased
Speaker 5: pressure is to do it in song?
Speaker 3: What you're normally one that urges me to rein it
Speaker 3: in even I'm going, no, we can't do that in song.
Speaker 5: Baby, just give it to me on the type baby shocked,
Speaker 5: do do do Baby shocked? DoD baby shocked, Baby shark.
Speaker 3: You can't do all of them. You can finish there,
Speaker 3: finish his career.
Speaker 11: That is going to be complicated. I'll be honest with that.
Speaker 3: I think two lines baby Shark. The song is.
Speaker 5: This is how I imagined it. You started baby shocked
Speaker 5: it Bruce, Baby.
Speaker 13: Shot Dyce and.
Speaker 23: So I can imagine I'm walking because tonight I've got
Speaker 23: to interview John Worsfold as he's coming up the race.
Speaker 20: You've got kids, baby, that is the way to do it, though,
Speaker 20: have you heard this? Will get it out of my head?
Speaker 20: You've got kids, baby, shock that I could possibly.
Speaker 11: With Linging and Wayne Kerry, who both have children.
Speaker 5: And then if you're really struggling, are you interviewing an?
Speaker 3: I was kick Kid at.
Speaker 11: Half Times, my last one of the year.
Speaker 13: Baby, baby, there you go.
Speaker 3: This will be on their radaris. I don't know.
Speaker 5: We'll leave it in your court.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we'll just create this big stinking poop and
Speaker 2: then you deal with it. Okay, you fix it live
Speaker 2: on TV tonight.
Speaker 23: Yeah, okay, it is the most complicated you yep, okay.
Speaker 23: Can I just bring up something for tomorrow quickly?
Speaker 3: Weeks we've got.
Speaker 11: To do a wink, you know, winks?
Speaker 3: Yeah, legendary. We're never they're talking about horse racing in
Speaker 3: that we never tor.
Speaker 11: Thirty five stars. She's won twenty nine.
Speaker 23: She's going for twenty six in her row tomorrow, she's
Speaker 23: going for nineteen. Group Once, I was having this thought
Speaker 23: coming in and Bruce and I were talking about it
Speaker 23: because we're doing a half hour special on her tomorrow
Speaker 23: and we extraordinary really that we're even doing a half
Speaker 23: hour special.
Speaker 5: Another phrase for tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Is it possible?
Speaker 11: Is it possible? Jag that she is the most popular
Speaker 11: sports performer in Australia.
Speaker 3: Right now.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well you won't find anybody who dislikes wings.
Speaker 23: No, so you've got a favorite footballer, but only Essendon
Speaker 23: supporters probably have he is there?
Speaker 11: Yeah, tricketer. No one's as popular as Winks at the moment.
Speaker 11: Where don't have a Kathy Freeman or a Susian yell
Speaker 11: at the moment.
Speaker 5: Our tennis stars are horizing all rising.
Speaker 2: But all those people you talk about, they no one
Speaker 2: has been personalities, aren't they? Sometimes they transcend a sport
Speaker 2: with horse racing, it doesn't normally work the way because
Speaker 2: the train is all the horses themselves.
Speaker 23: Yeah, so she has her own half hour special tomorrow.
Speaker 23: We are breaking programming to cover her race, and we
Speaker 23: will cover her race up until the coxplate where she's
Speaker 23: trying to win Foreigner row. No horses ever done that.
Speaker 23: It is extraordinary that an animal right now is the
Speaker 23: most followed sports former austraint.
Speaker 5: And is she? Is she going tomorrow for the most
Speaker 5: straight winds ever to beat Black Caviro Later on twenty
Speaker 5: six tomorrow, Jackassive.
Speaker 2: Recall, have you got I formed as a horse whisperer
Speaker 2: so that you can interview the horse?
Speaker 5: Yes, we do not pretty much.
Speaker 11: But what I will say to her when she comes back.
Speaker 5: Is baby shocked.
Speaker 3: To drive Melbourne nuts? Good luck tonight?
Speaker 5: No, should be simple, great to see birth have come
Speaker 5: down at the game tonight.
Speaker 11: It's come into the commentry box. Well, because you're coming,
Speaker 11: you know what you should be saying.
Speaker 3: Okay, Amos, just see it tonight the.
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Speaker 3: chance to win ten thousand dollars. To make sure you're
Speaker 3: listening right now. Then let's go back to the music
Speaker 3: picked by you. Ron in Windom Velle wants to hear
Speaker 3: this brilliant on by Poison Alice.
Speaker 1: Cooper, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Pre on that's requested by Lynn in Geelong wants to
Speaker 2: hear that Mustang Sally.
Speaker 3: What a great film and movie it's from. Have you
Speaker 3: seen the Commitments? Nope?
Speaker 6: What a surprise.
Speaker 3: So where was the cast of there?
Speaker 2: Weren't like mega stars in it, but it made them
Speaker 2: Andrew strong, especially Mega.
Speaker 3: So it's this great music movie. What do they do
Speaker 3: in it?
Speaker 6: They sing?
Speaker 3: Ye?
Speaker 2: And before that the Jackson's blaming on the boogie for
Speaker 2: Jade in Bondora. I want to hear that in her
Speaker 2: office and Ron kicked us off with Alice Cooper and poison.
Speaker 14: Well.
Speaker 3: I'm pleased to say that.
Speaker 2: A young sixteen year old listener to the show back
Speaker 2: in England has come back once again with a feature
Speaker 2: that he started last week. Someone he used to listen
Speaker 2: to my show and be part of it. He generally
Speaker 2: is doing his exams at the moment. He's called Sam
Speaker 2: and I called him the Samsta and he's been listening
Speaker 2: to the podcast. And if you're making a note of
Speaker 2: the odd things that Jack Post says.
Speaker 5: I can't wait till he gets sick of doing this.
Speaker 5: Sure he won't.
Speaker 3: He won't. I'm now going to pay him so he yeah,
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 2: Well, he's going to listen to, you know, five podcasts
Speaker 2: to make this, so I'm going to pay him anyway.
Speaker 3: He sends it and makes it in the top ten.
Speaker 2: This is a sixteen year old kid doing this listening
Speaker 2: back in the UK.
Speaker 3: Christian.
Speaker 2: Here is this week second of a Jack Post. Did
Speaker 2: he really say that? Let's count them down?
Speaker 3: At ten, Scott, you must have an inside knowledge of
Speaker 3: vending machines. At nine, I'm not a hero. I'm just
Speaker 3: a man.
Speaker 11: Yep, that's true.
Speaker 3: At eight, give us another clue. I don't feel like guessing. Clue, cluck, clu.
Speaker 5: I don't even remember saying that.
Speaker 3: At seven, I know it should call it Christians soundbag.
Speaker 3: We didn't call it that.
Speaker 5: Yes, that would have been a good name.
Speaker 3: Maybe next week this could have been number one for me.
Speaker 2: But at six this week Jack posted really say that
Speaker 2: I've gone to a Christmas breakfast without shoes accidentally.
Speaker 5: Yes, my wife still brings that up. It was with
Speaker 5: her family.
Speaker 3: At five we're in the top five. Now if you
Speaker 3: see a snake go the other way. At four you
Speaker 3: have watered me.
Speaker 5: I don't know the context of that.
Speaker 3: At three, it's not comedy, it's just something that is.
Speaker 2: At two, do you have another poppert ingram? At two
Speaker 2: does England even have swimming balls?
Speaker 11: Fair enough?
Speaker 5: It's not hard enough though, And.
Speaker 2: Number one this week for the top ten Jack posts,
Speaker 2: did he really say that sheep is not a goat?
Speaker 2: Sam's the great work, Well done, thanks for doing that,
Speaker 2: Jack vost World.
Speaker 3: I'm for saying all that.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show on Gold one oh four
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Speaker 3: Second lay this morning a silly loper girl.
Speaker 2: I just want to have fun, which means we're going
Speaker 2: to give away ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: We won't go to the lines until the song ends
Speaker 3: in nine seconds time. Why is pass filming me right now?
Speaker 3: I just saw a taurus? There is she going to
Speaker 3: show this too?
Speaker 5: I bet maybe she's getting their husband to call up
Speaker 5: for the song.
Speaker 2: Ah, that's what it is, right, Okay, we've got to
Speaker 2: accounts a couple of seconds and we're going to pick
Speaker 2: line one. Let's not forget the last time the ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars was given away.
Speaker 3: Huggy had this winner because.
Speaker 5: You played footloose and what does that mean?
Speaker 14: Oh my god, shoes.
Speaker 3: Yes, and then we found out that was Huggy playing
Speaker 3: both parts. You know, we all felt a little bit cheated,
Speaker 3: So naughty Huggy on.
Speaker 5: Fair He got a good winner and used to have
Speaker 5: a bad record.
Speaker 2: So my fut is the dollars that go have? I
Speaker 2: really I'm breaking the duck. This is it now, the
Speaker 2: end of week eleven on shown. I'm a forty nine.
Speaker 2: We're going to get a screamer.
Speaker 3: I can feel it.
Speaker 23: I know it.
Speaker 5: Seeming you ready Jack good? Like I said, I am ready?
Speaker 3: All right? Brian put the call through I'm gonna go
Speaker 3: straight to line one. Good morning. Who's this it's ever Amber.
Speaker 14: Turn the radio down, can you tell them radio Jenny?
Speaker 3: Jenny, turned the radio down. Turn the radio, Amber, You've
Speaker 3: won ten thousand dollars. Oh my god, no, Amber, No,
Speaker 3: that's not what you say when someone gives you ten
Speaker 3: thousand dollars. You go crazy, go nuts, you go Amber.
Speaker 22: Okay, I'm really Jenny's.
Speaker 3: Jenny's should be the one they wins. Hand the phone
Speaker 3: to Jenny, give me the phone. Come on, Jenny, Jenny, Jenny,
Speaker 3: your mates. You want ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: Be careful with your word of your else we're going
Speaker 5: to give you to here with ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 4: Whole lot is playing, the whole loses, is playing in
Speaker 4: one of the A great.
Speaker 3: So what does it mean now? Are you sharing the money?
Speaker 4: Well, the person that wins, the person that won. The
Speaker 4: person that won gives everyone.
Speaker 14: A cat like I think one hundred dollars or five
Speaker 14: hundred dollars, five hundred dollars, he gets the risk this.
Speaker 3: Is this is going to be the end of that.
Speaker 5: I know the fact that you haven't sorted out maybe
Speaker 5: one hundred, maybe five hundred you've got issues ahead. You've
Speaker 5: got issues ahead.
Speaker 14: So I think it's just made for five hundred four hundred.
Speaker 3: So how many people are playing this?
Speaker 4: Oh my god? So there's one, two, three four.
Speaker 3: That's someone in reception.
Speaker 4: He wasn't going to give us a cat, so he Now.
Speaker 3: I need a lawyer.
Speaker 5: What's the where do you work?
Speaker 3: Lawyer?
Speaker 4: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Where is the office? Where are you?
Speaker 17: Hang on?
Speaker 4: Michelle? One shot?
Speaker 3: Actually, we've got to get them back. We can't leave.
Speaker 3: What a cliffhanger.
Speaker 5: Maybe they've got their money, they don't care, superstar.
Speaker 3: Hang on? Who's this?
Speaker 6: My name is Michelle?
Speaker 3: So just cut them off? Yeah, chaos here? Hello? Is
Speaker 3: that Michelle?
Speaker 22: No, it's Amber, the winner of this thing?
Speaker 3: Just do you work with a Michelle? Do you work
Speaker 3: with anyone there called Michelle?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 14: I work with a Michelle?
Speaker 3: Right? Okay, but you're Amber? So and what is the
Speaker 3: name of the office. Who's just won this money?
Speaker 14: Me?
Speaker 3: Amber?
Speaker 5: Total lie?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: So you're the winner? Yes, I out right, So we'll
Speaker 2: be making the check pable to you, and then are
Speaker 2: you given listen, you can be honest with me.
Speaker 3: Right, okay? Are you really going to give them any money?
Speaker 20: Oh?
Speaker 3: God? Morning? At your workplace, Amber, tell me what was
Speaker 3: the deal? Have you been playing collectively? Yeah?
Speaker 10: So it was everyone's going to give everyone else.
Speaker 3: Five hundred five hundred, So you're going to give you
Speaker 3: what makes going to play their everyone? So you're going
Speaker 3: to get them five hundred bucks each?
Speaker 5: Yeah, of course, well done.
Speaker 3: But I think that's not many people do that. But
Speaker 3: because ten thousand dollars there's a lot of money a
Speaker 3: good person.
Speaker 2: Are you going to get like five thousand of it
Speaker 2: and then divvy up a couple of five hundred?
Speaker 3: Ye, something like that's going to happen.
Speaker 5: I think something like that until you get home and
Speaker 5: it sets in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I would like the family start
Speaker 3: calling you.
Speaker 15: It could be good.
Speaker 3: Is anything written down? Well, then screw them? Where is
Speaker 3: it you work? What do you guys do?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 12: Where it's some total lineage air conditioning, refrigeration?
Speaker 3: Right? Gotcha? Okay? Is it all women in that office?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 21: Both playing?
Speaker 5: I heard we won in the background. So everyone's already
Speaker 5: counting their five hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: So what are you going to do now?
Speaker 2: You're going to go out out for lunch and then
Speaker 2: not come back to work. Maybe I would I go
Speaker 2: and knock off early today. Well listen, well done, but
Speaker 2: you've been great fun.
Speaker 3: Okay, thank you. All right, there we go everyone, ladies.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: That is the last song for us. What are you
Speaker 2: up to this weekend? Thank you very much for listening
Speaker 2: to the show. We are back Monday morning. And when
Speaker 2: we are back Monday morning and anthem on this show.
Speaker 5: I'm going away and essentially a writing retreat. Oh, I'm
Speaker 5: going out of town this weekend, so I'll tell you.
Speaker 3: Like a log cabin somewhere, you know, like Bob Dinning
Speaker 3: you said, just take yourself off.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm airbnb up in Kilmore.
Speaker 14: So.
Speaker 5: Oh you'll get enough with the open.
Speaker 3: Fire on and in a minute, hang on a minute.
Speaker 3: I know what you're up to, you dirty little doggie.
Speaker 3: You're back living with your parents at the moment, obviously
Speaker 3: it's hard to get some loving it. You know, mom
Speaker 3: and dad are watching TV.
Speaker 2: You know, the old man's watching those late night European movies.
Speaker 2: You like, you know, you're trying to wait wait him
Speaker 2: out to go to bed. Chi get yeah, get it
Speaker 2: on the on the couch.
Speaker 3: Or something, and now you're actually shelling out money for loving.
Speaker 5: So I'm going away to focus on the show.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you'll be pucking your banjo strings one way, and
Speaker 3: it won't be for this song. No, it's too much. Okay,
Speaker 3: Well see what's got to get written over the weekend.
Speaker 3: We're about Monday morning. Have a top weekend.
Speaker 2: Thanks for listening everyone, Tyler Today's show, This sums it
Speaker 2: up really half decent.
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