Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast, Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Hey, good morning, it's the Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show. Have
Speaker 2: you well Wednesday morning? It's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Are you well the sworning Pats?
Speaker 3: I am, it's a bit hump data. I'm a little
Speaker 3: bit a little bit tired today.
Speaker 2: Oh what's up? What you did last night?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Nothing, no.
Speaker 3: Bridge bridge at the ladies. Huh yeah, no, no, But
Speaker 3: it's I'm great. I'm here and it's a great day.
Speaker 2: Women do that, don't they? You're a word away from
Speaker 2: going it's fine. I'm going to raise a red flag
Speaker 2: right now to do with Pats because I think that
Speaker 2: were Are they going to get a wild ride? It's
Speaker 2: always a wild ride every day. The parent might escape
Speaker 2: the cage. Today. Hey, the great news is the toxic
Speaker 2: fumes are out of the studio. Yesterday We're almost it
Speaker 2: was actually and the show early at Jack's assistance again
Speaker 2: because they were those paint fumes coming being literally sucked
Speaker 2: in via the air conditioning into this studio. What then
Speaker 2: we talked about yesterday and we were running out of time,
Speaker 2: and I'll be keen to try and get some calls
Speaker 2: on this this morning. It's about the posters that you
Speaker 2: used to have on your bedroom wall. So I was
Speaker 2: saying yesterday. The reason why we started talking about this
Speaker 2: was we played by Linda Carlile and I had a
Speaker 2: big poster of Belinda Carlile. A teenage crush for me.
Speaker 2: She got me through my teenage years, was Blinda Carlile.
Speaker 2: I also had the Boxer's Sugar at Enid and Mike Tyson.
Speaker 2: It's a big boxing fan. And the classic one of
Speaker 2: mal In Monroe. Do you know malon In Monroe is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and I know the she's holding down her dress
Speaker 5: above a New York subway that's blowing air up.
Speaker 2: No, it wasn't that one. It was her lying on
Speaker 2: a bed of roses. Still remember now that poster. And
Speaker 2: then just another random poster. A lot of boys used
Speaker 2: to do this back in the eighties. You went around then, Jack,
Speaker 2: But yeah, a post of just a very expensive sports car,
Speaker 2: just a Lamborghini. I was never going to get to
Speaker 2: home and put that out there as a kid. I
Speaker 2: don't know why. It wasn't really into cars with that,
Speaker 2: but just it was like my mates all had them
Speaker 2: get like a really like a testa rosso or a
Speaker 2: Ferrari or a Lambo. And so that's why I had that.
Speaker 2: And then you on your walls hats.
Speaker 5: I had mostly skateboarders and punk rock bands. So Tony
Speaker 5: Hawk at green Day the Living End the only girl
Speaker 5: I put on my warm and I was I was
Speaker 5: nervous to put posters of girls up on the wall
Speaker 5: and to see what my parents thought. The only thing
Speaker 5: I had on my were the anti women or something. No,
Speaker 5: I just didn't want them to know that. I thought, sexually, why.
Speaker 2: What kind of sex were you raised by the only
Speaker 2: girl I had impure thoughts?
Speaker 3: They don't have said you to a boy's home or
Speaker 3: something like that.
Speaker 5: The only girl I had in my room I had
Speaker 5: a shelf above my bed, and I had a little
Speaker 5: cutout of Kylie Minogue from a magazine would have only
Speaker 5: been the size of a playing place, And I was sad.
Speaker 2: I'd find that even creep because I'm easy to reach
Speaker 2: pull down when the lights are out. Goodness knows what
Speaker 2: you're up to with that figurine under the under the
Speaker 2: blankets and the lights are out a cutout of Kylie.
Speaker 5: And I would I stuck her up underneath the shelf
Speaker 5: so that if you were walking into the room you
Speaker 5: couldn't see that.
Speaker 2: She has tag Cereal killer behavior. Oh my word, this
Speaker 2: is this has really got into Creepsville now, oh yeah,
Speaker 2: apart from that cutout of Kylie, I hadn't an easy
Speaker 2: to shelf like auld grab and bring down as she
Speaker 2: is astonishing scenes and send him home now with him
Speaker 2: and Pats? How am I going to do a show today? Then?
Speaker 2: What were the posters you had on your bedroom wore
Speaker 2: when you were a teenager? Called the show this morning?
Speaker 2: We love taking your calls.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three Morning Ian, Chris, I'm pretty good this morning. Hum
Speaker 2: day Wednesday, I'm pretty good Ian. Are you well this morning?
Speaker 4: Yeah? My quietest day of the week.
Speaker 2: All right, what do you do? Ian?
Speaker 1: Remember?
Speaker 2: Of course it's in a gomba man And where about?
Speaker 2: So your rounds? Are you today? Buddy?
Speaker 5: I'm in Melfington again at the.
Speaker 2: Moment, right? Okay? All right? And what did you have
Speaker 2: on your bedroom wall?
Speaker 6: I had Nelison Durban, the pop singer.
Speaker 2: Now was this I think she was from Key We
Speaker 2: from New Zealand to remembers the song I Have Loved
Speaker 2: Me a Man.
Speaker 6: I can't remember too long ago.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, I since remember that Anderson Durban had
Speaker 2: a title which I remember when I first heard it
Speaker 2: didn't sound like the phrasing was right. I Have Loved
Speaker 2: Me a Man.
Speaker 5: You're right, though, She's I'm just googling her. New Zealand
Speaker 5: born pop singer Yeah. In the Australia in the nineteen
Speaker 5: sixties and seventies, she was the queen of pop YEP.
Speaker 4: I had al McPherson as the athlete coler girl YEP
Speaker 4: and Samantha Fox the English pinup girl.
Speaker 2: Samantha Fox was was a big pinup girl. I actually
Speaker 2: had a pillowcase with her on it. Oh that is creepy.
Speaker 2: I regret that. But hey, listen, I was thirteen, Okay,
Speaker 2: don't judge. Don't judge me. I didn't have an easy
Speaker 2: to reach cutout of Kylie Mino to play with at night.
Speaker 5: Okay, you just nustle your head straight into her face.
Speaker 2: Well it wasn't her face. Have a look online. You'll see.
Speaker 3: How often did that thing get washed? Christy?
Speaker 2: Listen everyone, what I don't start the show. There's ganging
Speaker 2: up on the New Boy. Okay, me and Sam Fox
Speaker 2: were happening. That Benjamin was between me and Sam and
Speaker 2: that pillow case. I that's the Corner Show. I was
Speaker 2: going to hear from you, Sharon.
Speaker 7: OHI Christian Hell are you very good?
Speaker 2: Sharon? I hope you're well this morning thanks to Corner Show.
Speaker 7: I am on at work at the moment, so you
Speaker 7: so I'm very well?
Speaker 2: Right? And Sharon, what was the posters that you had
Speaker 2: any bedroom? Oh?
Speaker 7: Look, I was a huge fan of Culture Club, so
Speaker 7: my Willy was covered in Culture Club posters and also
Speaker 7: John Stemosieta when he was young and hot back in
Speaker 7: the day.
Speaker 2: Yes, still it's still good now because they brought back
Speaker 2: on Netflix full of house. He still looks really good looking.
Speaker 7: Oh but not Block did back in the day. But yeah,
Speaker 7: but I was a huge pair of Culture Club, So
Speaker 7: definitely Culture Club.
Speaker 2: Did your did you hear? I won't name names, but
Speaker 2: someone leapt in them when I went he still had
Speaker 2: a good looking now someone left to him with a
Speaker 2: big yeah. Well yeah anyway, maybe.
Speaker 7: But yeah, I mean that's you know, that's to be
Speaker 7: that's to be debated on that one, but yeah, you know,
Speaker 7: never mind.
Speaker 2: But also Culture club. Then you a big fan of
Speaker 2: Boy George.
Speaker 7: Huge fans, huge fan of Boy George, and I'm still
Speaker 7: learned to this day.
Speaker 2: Excellent. All right, Sharon, have a good day.
Speaker 1: Thanks for you, Christian, Bye bye, all right, Christian O'Connell, breakfast,
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Speaker 2: Terry's texted in She's already at work listening to the show.
Speaker 2: Thanks Terry. I had a post of Evan Bacon on
Speaker 2: my wall, full length poster of him with his hand
Speaker 2: on his hip. I would guess this would be maybe
Speaker 2: circa footloose, but Terry correct me if I'm wrong. It
Speaker 2: was on the wall at the end of my bed.
Speaker 2: One night there was a noise in my room and
Speaker 2: looked up to see a man standing at the end
Speaker 2: of my bed and bending over towards me. Screamed like
Speaker 2: a banshee. My dad came running in, turn the light on.
Speaker 2: It was the poster coming off the wall. The blue
Speaker 2: Attack had come loose in the hot weather. That's something, Terry.
Speaker 2: That's great. All right, Let's go to Jackie. Good morning, Jackie,
Speaker 2: Good morning, good morning, Good morning, Jackie. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: And Jackie, what was the poster you had on your
Speaker 2: bedroom wall.
Speaker 8: I had fort one of Duran Duran, which was my favorite.
Speaker 8: But I also had a poster of the British Minder,
Speaker 8: So Terry mccainn and Arthur Daily great.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? I never thought I'd come ten
Speaker 2: thousand miles and anyone would ever speak to me on
Speaker 2: the radio here about one of my favorite TV shows
Speaker 2: I grew up with Mind? Did that? Did that make
Speaker 2: its way out here? How did you end up seeing
Speaker 2: that it.
Speaker 8: Was on the ABC? Hearing?
Speaker 2: Really?
Speaker 8: I also have I must consist two albums of Dennis
Speaker 8: Waterman on vinyl.
Speaker 2: Now Dennis Watterman, UK actor who was a star. He
Speaker 2: was a minder back in the eighties. Without this TV
Speaker 2: show there would have been another TV show some of
Speaker 2: you might have heard of, a big one in written
Speaker 2: only Fools and Horses, but this one was on a
Speaker 2: rival channel. His Mind. It was brilliant and he was
Speaker 2: a minder. What does that?
Speaker 5: What does that mean?
Speaker 2: I guess the bodyguard, but not like you know, not
Speaker 2: a bodyguard to get now to a big a lister.
Speaker 2: He was a bodyguard to a guy who sold cars.
Speaker 2: But the incredible thing about this is a comedy drama
Speaker 2: it's really honestly, it was really really good.
Speaker 3: You know, minder Pat, Yeah, I remember, I remember his
Speaker 3: bad haircut. Now, I remember the theme song he sung.
Speaker 2: You think about this TV show and they should bring
Speaker 2: this back. Dennis Waterman the star of it. He was
Speaker 2: the mind, He was the cool one. All the women
Speaker 2: fancied him. He sung the theme tune to him. When
Speaker 2: does that have happened? In the TV show? It got
Speaker 2: to number one? It was called I Could Be So
Speaker 2: Good for You? An amazing song?
Speaker 5: Is that what Nick's trying to get in the background
Speaker 5: over there?
Speaker 2: It's an amazing song, isn't it? Wasn't it, Jackie, wasn't
Speaker 2: a great song? I Could be So Good for You?
Speaker 8: Fantastic? It was on one of his albums.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Now, many years ago, me and another presenter for
Speaker 2: a radio station that we worked for. Right, we were
Speaker 2: in a pub around the corner from work. Nick, we
Speaker 2: don't need to hear it in the background. We were
Speaker 2: in the pub around the corner from our old radio station,
Speaker 2: and he came in. Dennis Waterman. Wow, so Jeff, this
Speaker 2: guy I was with, He said, I'll go back and
Speaker 2: get a burn a copy of the song on a CD.
Speaker 2: We've got CD player in the pub. We stick it on.
Speaker 2: One is in here. We love that, so it quickly
Speaker 2: legs it back to radio station. It's just around the corner.
Speaker 2: Comes back in. We tell the barber said, Dennis Wartman's
Speaker 2: over there, minder stick this on here, love it. We
Speaker 2: stick it on and Dennis Waterman he no like he
Speaker 2: he literally shouts out who the the whole pub. It
Speaker 2: was like it was about midday. He was just going
Speaker 2: in for a quiet drink, looks around at us and
Speaker 2: he told us off, and he walked out the pub
Speaker 2: and everyone looked around at us, like your thanks for
Speaker 2: ruining that. It's a horrible moment. So thanks for bringing
Speaker 2: that back. Jackie. All right, Jackie, thanks you.
Speaker 1: Called the Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh
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Speaker 2: Can't remember who it was? Was it Sharon? Was it Sharon?
Speaker 2: Don't you say Sharon? Was it Sharon?
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 2: We need someone making notes, you know, like a stenographer
Speaker 2: like coud Get in a court room, was talking about
Speaker 2: the the old British TV show.
Speaker 5: I do remember, as Jackie now, because when you said
Speaker 5: Jackie yelled it out, you suddenly you suddenly remembered it
Speaker 5: in hindsight. I do remember that Jackie.
Speaker 2: Dennis Waterman old bullish TV show of the ages called Mind,
Speaker 2: a good TV show. Dennis Wartman, the star of it,
Speaker 2: sung the TV thing tune as well to his own
Speaker 2: TV show I Love that. Let's you do more shows
Speaker 2: like that? And some of you might remember. In Little
Speaker 2: Britain as well, there was a regular ongoing gag about
Speaker 2: Dennis Wattersman writing and performing his own features tunes. Nothing
Speaker 2: like that, Yes, that rang a bell from me?
Speaker 3: Got an ally.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'll run sing the same tune of this show
Speaker 5: if you want, you just have.
Speaker 2: To ask, Oh there's an author, right, okay, because I've
Speaker 2: had an idea. You know, like all the AFL teams
Speaker 2: we're hearing pictures from every day, and they've got these
Speaker 2: amazing songs.
Speaker 5: Oh team song.
Speaker 2: Oh theyre soccer teams back and don't have this. I'll
Speaker 2: have a song they run out to. But it's just
Speaker 2: something they you know, it's just an existing song. I
Speaker 2: think this show needs in the nineteen fifty stars with
Speaker 2: the banjos and all that that you get on she
Speaker 2: the blamers VI up. I want you to make it
Speaker 2: so it sounds exactly like an AFL song for this show.
Speaker 5: And when do I mean an AFL cluble sing when
Speaker 5: they've won the game? When do we sing the song?
Speaker 2: Because we win every day just by being alive and
Speaker 2: doing this job.
Speaker 5: So at ten am every day, when we know, we
Speaker 5: start the show with it.
Speaker 2: See here the show come. I don't know why I'm
Speaker 2: doing it in that guttural voice.
Speaker 5: Yeah, can I choose my man singer?
Speaker 2: Push? You can? Yeah? Yeah, I do it because you're
Speaker 2: gonna do it. That's what you pay to do that.
Speaker 2: It's an option. By the word was It wasn't a question,
Speaker 2: it was your director, give me Rachel, Rachel, what the
Speaker 2: post is? Good morning? Sorry, Rachel's chaos here as always, Rachel.
Speaker 2: What was the poster you had on your bedroom wall below?
Speaker 9: It was the eighties teenager and Outside as the Big
Speaker 9: as the time the movie Rob Low, Ralph Mattio and
Speaker 9: Kids Boy was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so was it Rob Low? Was it Young Blood
Speaker 2: or we talk it Outsiders?
Speaker 9: Outsiders? Definitely.
Speaker 2: Roblow's one of those guys who is still very good looking. Now.
Speaker 2: I don't know what his moisturizing routine, but he Yeah.
Speaker 2: I walked past him once in the streets, and I
Speaker 2: looked at him and nodded at him, you know when
Speaker 2: you see someone famous. And then as they walked past him,
Speaker 2: he stared at me, and he stared through me. I thought,
Speaker 2: why I don't just because I've known him in my
Speaker 2: life for a long time, he doesn't know me. I'm
Speaker 2: not too like and he just stared at me, like, no,
Speaker 2: who the hell are you?
Speaker 3: Strange man talking?
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you, Rachel, if you cal have a good day.
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Speaker 2: Time for Jack's early morning game.
Speaker 10: Let's play the jingle, I'm waking up early and now
Speaker 10: I'm going to try to call up the radio and
Speaker 10: win me a prize in the early mon in game.
Speaker 2: All Right. The big question as we go into show
Speaker 2: number eight when he Breakfast Show here and Melbourne and
Speaker 2: Gold one of four point three is can Jack set
Speaker 2: this up in under ten minutes?
Speaker 5: It's this simple? In nineteen ninety eight, which movie starred
Speaker 5: Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller.
Speaker 2: Christian, there's something about Mary. He is correct.
Speaker 5: Oh damn, just a second, he is correct. Nope, with
Speaker 5: my laptop, he is correct. Yeah, I changed the applause.
Speaker 2: I didn't just let you know. This is Jack's only
Speaker 2: feature on the show, and I let him plug his
Speaker 2: own laptop in that he runs the So it's it's like,
Speaker 2: you know, it's cute an what he does with it.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 3: Really, he hasn't got his laptop license yet.
Speaker 2: No, he hasn't.
Speaker 5: One day you'll let me use it after seven o'clock,
Speaker 5: but for now never, it's just in the six am
Speaker 5: hour movie Buffs, please call up. You can play to
Speaker 5: win ice skating tickets.
Speaker 2: See the concept. You can win the concept of ice skating.
Speaker 2: We'll give you some ice, you provide the skates, you
Speaker 2: win the prize.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Shoe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
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Speaker 2: Show number eight with Jack's Early Morning Quiz. Yeah, for
Speaker 2: the first time ever with this it was a tight,
Speaker 2: slick setup.
Speaker 5: Okay, you ready, we're playing Star Cards this morning, inspired
Speaker 5: by the Margaret and David at the Movies board game.
Speaker 2: Slash ripped off by and just lazily read out their work.
Speaker 2: Well you just read out.
Speaker 5: I guess it's not inspired by it is that game.
Speaker 2: Now played on the radio for Jack's eony Morning.
Speaker 5: I'll give you three years, that you will give me
Speaker 5: three years.
Speaker 2: Oh for the corner.
Speaker 5: My wife pointed this out. If I read out three
Speaker 5: years and you pick one, that's just as fast as
Speaker 5: them picking one.
Speaker 2: She's smarter than you, Simon. Good morning, good morning. I
Speaker 2: didn't understand any of that. Well, that's jack okay. So
Speaker 2: the years that I will picked for Simon.
Speaker 5: Simon, it's simply, I'll give you a year. Two actors.
Speaker 5: You tell me which movie they start in in that year.
Speaker 5: The years are nineteen fifty six, nineteen ninety two, fifty six,
Speaker 5: ninety five, fifty six for Simon here, Oh okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: what are you saying of your favorite fifty six movie? Simon?
Speaker 5: Do you know many?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 5: Good luck? In nineteen fifty six, which movie starred Jule
Speaker 5: Brenner and Deborah Kerr.
Speaker 2: Wayne's World Seven Brights for seven Brothers.
Speaker 5: The King and Eyes, Oh King and I.
Speaker 2: Our musical loving producer there, you did actually know that one, Simon.
Speaker 2: I'll send your prize anyway for a good wrong answer, Sam, morning, Sam?
Speaker 2: Did you know that one? The King? And I?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 8: But I wasn't even born then?
Speaker 5: Yeah, all right, when he's doubt, guess Wayne's World. That's
Speaker 5: what I always say. What it is for Sam Jack
Speaker 5: nineteen ninety, nineteen ninety three, nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm going to I'm feeling ninety three for Sam.
Speaker 5: Here out that's the hardest one, Sam in nineteen ninety three,
Speaker 5: which movie starred Michael Keaton and Nicole Kidman. I've never
Speaker 5: seen it.
Speaker 2: That doesn't seen about eight movies, so.
Speaker 5: Clue, I'd probably never even heard of it.
Speaker 8: Oh what does that? Man?
Speaker 5: Sadly? No, if the film is My Life, does that
Speaker 5: ring a bell?
Speaker 6: No, it really doesn't.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Sam, let's get a damium.
Speaker 8: Hello, how are we going?
Speaker 5: Good?
Speaker 2: Demian, welcome to the show.
Speaker 5: Do you know how to play demo?
Speaker 2: I do? I've seen that movie before.
Speaker 5: You've seen My Life? Okay, well your years are eighty eight,
Speaker 5: seventy eight, two thousand and three, two thousand and three
Speaker 5: into thousand and three? Which movie start? Uma Thurman and
Speaker 5: Lucy Lou Easy, It's it's pretty easy.
Speaker 2: Day, Damien. It's a classic Tarantino movie.
Speaker 4: In there.
Speaker 5: Demo, Quick, you've got me bill Bell, He'll bill volume one?
Speaker 5: Can we go one more?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Came up?
Speaker 2: Yes we can more. Yeah, We'll go one more tough
Speaker 2: lot demo, Okay, thank you? Can you tell me this?
Speaker 2: When do you short the names to put the O one?
Speaker 2: Do you only do that to guys in this country?
Speaker 5: I feel like I would never say Damien.
Speaker 2: In full lady. Yeah, like a British thing there.
Speaker 5: I don't know it, just it feels like, all right.
Speaker 2: So George is on no no, now I just go
Speaker 2: wa Geo.
Speaker 5: I would put a wire on George. Georgie boy, George.
Speaker 2: J Georgie's on board everyone the g Man's here Georgy
Speaker 2: boy George okay, Georgie boy chat the years?
Speaker 5: The years nineteen eighty nine, nineteen eighty nine or nineteen
Speaker 5: ninety seven?
Speaker 2: Okay eighty nine?
Speaker 5: Which one I like? The second one in nineteen eighty nine?
Speaker 5: Which movie starred Mel Gibson and Joe Peshi.
Speaker 2: Oh, Lisa, weapon too? Oh yeah weapon two? He got
Speaker 2: the right run as well, well done. Just just Georgie
Speaker 2: boy for this is Georgie boy.
Speaker 5: Georgie boy wins ice skating ticket.
Speaker 2: That's right? Well, why why not credit the client who've
Speaker 2: given us these as well? Rather than yelling ice skating tickets?
Speaker 2: Enjoy ice skating these winter holidays at skating at twenty
Speaker 2: second of June to the fifteenth of July. Is it
Speaker 2: skating aut dot com dot au for more info. Enjoy Georgie.
Speaker 2: Do you love to skate?
Speaker 9: I never skated before, but I'll give it a joy.
Speaker 2: Brilliant, have a great time.
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Speaker 2: I know that soccer isn't your big sport. Here I
Speaker 2: get it, okay for me, it's a depressing thing. The
Speaker 2: World Cup, Soccer World Cup is a depressing thing because
Speaker 2: every four years, just because once in nineteen sixty six
Speaker 2: my country won the soccer World Cup, we think, somehow,
Speaker 2: in four years we deserve, just by some right, to
Speaker 2: get it again. It is a miserable time to follow
Speaker 2: your national team is heartbreaking. It's like being in a
Speaker 2: bad relationship where four years later you hook up again.
Speaker 2: You think they've changed, they've changed, I'll take them back
Speaker 2: in and then boom, they break your heart again. Just
Speaker 2: humiliation and misery or waits me for the next couple
Speaker 2: of weeks. Trust me. By the time we play our
Speaker 2: first opening or second game, by the end of next week,
Speaker 2: you go what happened? It used to be such a happy,
Speaker 2: go lucky guy. Now, why is he crying on air
Speaker 2: all the time. It's because England are at the World Cup. However,
Speaker 2: you're also there. This is great news. I'm excited about it.
Speaker 2: You got an opening game this weekend before England Australia.
Speaker 5: It has no ride to go better than England. You know,
Speaker 5: we are coming in as an underdog, but that's the
Speaker 5: way this country likes that.
Speaker 2: We like to come in fighting spirit and that means
Speaker 2: you could you could do well in it. England have
Speaker 2: got decades of expectation and stuff at that and it
Speaker 2: mentally weighs the team down. There are talented players, they
Speaker 2: get out at World Cup and they just fall apart.
Speaker 2: Week four years ago, I walked up a pub and
Speaker 2: I vowed never to support my national team again. A
Speaker 2: terrible moment for any sports fan, because we were being
Speaker 2: beaten by a country called Iceland, and Iceland an incredible,
Speaker 2: a tiny country of thirty thousand people. Jack the team
Speaker 2: was all part time players, Butcher's mechanics and they beat
Speaker 2: eleven millionaires, multimillionaire players from England. I've walked out the
Speaker 2: pub work that's it. I'm never supporting this national team again. However,
Speaker 2: here I am four years later and I hope that
Speaker 2: England might qualify and get up the group.
Speaker 5: Well you can jump on board the Sokkaroos and we'd
Speaker 5: love to have you our first game.
Speaker 2: He got k Hill. I mean, he's your star man.
Speaker 2: He's fit, so who knows.
Speaker 5: We play France this weekend. APM Saturday night is the
Speaker 5: first game for Australia.
Speaker 2: That's a great with the time difference. English one is
Speaker 2: four in the morning next Tuesday.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and Australians are used to waking up for World Cup.
Speaker 5: We're used to waking up in the middle of the night.
Speaker 5: So APM for us is a real surprise.
Speaker 2: Well that's great. You could go to the pub, vites
Speaker 2: and friends around just you know the world cover before
Speaker 2: years they have like an official song four years ago,
Speaker 2: terrible song with pit Bull as it would beat Pitbull
Speaker 2: this year obviously Russia very controversial that they've even got
Speaker 2: the Royal cut. People are worried about trouble out there. However,
Speaker 2: putin very powerful man. He has insisted that Will Smith
Speaker 2: returned to the world of rapping. That's how powerful he is.
Speaker 2: He probably just hacked his account, emailed him from his
Speaker 2: own email address, saying get back in the studio, Will Smith.
Speaker 2: The World Cup song is by Will Smith. This is it? Okay,
Speaker 2: have a listen to this. It's called live it up.
Speaker 2: Don't know if there's a cover of the Mental as
Speaker 2: Anything song. There's the sort of song a new give
Speaker 2: it will be blasting out in his car like you know,
Speaker 2: one in the morning at the lights.
Speaker 5: No, we haven't heard Will yet.
Speaker 2: You don't go straight to Will. Someone else comes in
Speaker 2: and warms the crowd up. Then you bring in wicked Willy.
Speaker 2: Where are you putins? Paid a lot of money for
Speaker 2: your Will? Start singing Welcome to Miami or something, Welcome
Speaker 2: to Russia any place. It's not a tune. This is rubbish.
Speaker 5: When's Will come in? Can't we going to bid the song?
Speaker 5: Where Will's in?
Speaker 2: It? All right? In the meantime, the reason why I'm
Speaker 2: talking about all of this isn't it about the footballer?
Speaker 2: I thought that it's because Russia has announced this week
Speaker 2: that they have got a psychic animal to predict the games.
Speaker 5: It's almost as important as having a World Cup song
Speaker 5: ceremony mascot. Now you have to have this psychic pet.
Speaker 2: The super course of an octopus called Paul. He was
Speaker 2: actually pretty good four years ago, and that's why they
Speaker 2: now got Achilles. Achilles is a beautiful cat who is deaf.
Speaker 2: Now I think this is why do you hit after that?
Speaker 2: Who's laughing at a deaf cat on the radio? I
Speaker 2: had a snigger. This deaf cat, okay, sure plays a
Speaker 2: meme PM more, but he's obviously worked harder on his
Speaker 2: extra senses. His third eye. He opens up his third eye,
Speaker 2: he looks over who Russia have got and it go
Speaker 2: either mew for a win. I don't know how he's
Speaker 2: doing it, but anyway, I asked our production team if
Speaker 2: they could get some of the news footage absolute missus
Speaker 2: will Smith right notes producers what I said, get some
Speaker 2: news footage that we could understand. I mean, okay, first
Speaker 2: thing we need this morning right now is a Russian translator.
Speaker 5: What she's saying about said, Yeah, he's deaf and he's
Speaker 5: develops supernatural senses.
Speaker 2: What's the bet that cat isn't death whatsoever? This is cats?
Speaker 2: I bet you can hear perfect well. We just can't
Speaker 2: be asked to listen to any of the owner's instructions.
Speaker 2: Can ease, you're not deaf? Pow. So here's what I want.
Speaker 2: I want to find Melbourne's most psychic animal and I
Speaker 2: want to use it to predict the England Games and
Speaker 2: the Australian Games. So I don't know if you own
Speaker 2: a cat, a mccare, a parrot, a dog who has
Speaker 2: got the gift of the third Eye. Yes, he season
Speaker 2: the third eye, as they say, into the universe and
Speaker 2: look at the games and they will say which way
Speaker 2: it's going to go. So if you have an animal,
Speaker 2: a pet that you think is psychically gifted, please contact
Speaker 2: the show today. We want to use your animal to
Speaker 2: predict the games. I can ask you a question. I
Speaker 2: want the answer. Now come back after this song, we
Speaker 2: should think out of the cattle dog is more likely
Speaker 2: to be psychically gifted.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So we are looking to borrow your pet. If you've
Speaker 2: got a cat, dog, rabbit, whatever the animal is, could
Speaker 2: it be our World Cup predicts a pet. Russia has
Speaker 2: just announced it's official one. It's his cat. He's a
Speaker 2: little deaf Morgie and he's called Achilles. And this is
Speaker 2: all we know of him so far. Absolutely I think
Speaker 2: she's saying he's a lovely little cat. He loves tuna.
Speaker 5: Well, in case our listeners can't understand what she's saying,
Speaker 5: I have researched some quick information about Achilles. According to
Speaker 5: his vet, he's very unbiased and he well we know
Speaker 5: that he's just.
Speaker 2: Because he's deaf. No one can get in his little
Speaker 2: cat here and his back Russia.
Speaker 5: He said he he's deaf, so any comments from the fans,
Speaker 5: he doesn't hear any, probably feels it with his heart.
Speaker 5: He eats from a bowl, which is a classic very
Speaker 5: factive research there. What do you think most cats he
Speaker 5: out of then human corpse. This is how he chooses
Speaker 5: the winner, a classic way for a predicted pet.
Speaker 2: So they might go so for this weekend for you
Speaker 2: guys Australia or France. He's got two balls, yep, which
Speaker 2: every one he goes to first. That's his winner, yep.
Speaker 5: Now, Achilles actually has a history of predicting football games already.
Speaker 5: Last year he determined the result of the Confederation Cup
Speaker 5: matches played in his hometown.
Speaker 2: Wow, he's got four.
Speaker 5: He guessed without a single error the winner of each game,
Speaker 5: including one that ended in a draw. Really so I
Speaker 5: guess he didn't eat for the drawer or he ate both.
Speaker 2: No, I presume that the owner this is there again. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: she gives him a little snack once he's done. Is
Speaker 2: predicting duties? That all right? So listen if you're listening,
Speaker 2: to think and listen. Yeah, I've got a psychic pet.
Speaker 2: My pet could be your predictor bet for the World Cup.
Speaker 2: Please call the show.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast shoe. Melbourne's gold one four point.
Speaker 2: Three Russian opening game is yeah, Thursday night, Friday morning, wow.
Speaker 2: And then your first game, Australia's opening game against France
Speaker 2: good luck is Saturday night.
Speaker 5: Our first game. Christian, you're on board. The Suckers is
Speaker 5: your second team.
Speaker 2: I will be jumping on that bandwagon because England will
Speaker 2: probably not be very good. Caitlyn, Yeah, good morning, Caitlyn.
Speaker 2: How are you this morning?
Speaker 6: Very good? Thank you?
Speaker 2: So you are getting ready for work? Are we interrupting
Speaker 2: your busy morning routine?
Speaker 6: I am standing outside my classroom?
Speaker 7: Law?
Speaker 2: Yeah, so you're a teacher. Yeah, I love the fact
Speaker 2: you're standing outside the classroom tour and what year do
Speaker 2: you teach? Where's your school?
Speaker 6: I work in hoppers crossing and I teach five six.
Speaker 5: Well, we hard it's early for school, isn't it. Don't
Speaker 5: kids still start at nine am? That's when I started.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm only a new teacher, so I get to
Speaker 6: school about.
Speaker 2: Seven thirty every day, right, gotcha? Okay, Well that's a
Speaker 2: proper job and love what we do. So good for you, Katelyn.
Speaker 2: Now tell us about your psychic pet. What have you got?
Speaker 6: Well, I've got Tumbles. She was my childhood pet who
Speaker 6: I adopted about a year ago we moved here.
Speaker 2: I'm guessing straight away from the name Tumbles, we're talking
Speaker 2: about a cat. Yes, okay, yep.
Speaker 6: Her real name is Summer, but it doesn't suit her.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, so it's been it's the artist. It's a
Speaker 2: cat for andly known as Summer, but now it's Tumbles.
Speaker 2: Yeah all right, So she wasn't really Summer danging terms
Speaker 2: of personality, but Tumbles was more her brand or something.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, take her to a t all right.
Speaker 2: Now, has she shown any psychic gift or potential so far?
Speaker 6: Well, I haven't tested her with psychic gifts, but she's
Speaker 6: pretty intelligent. She is trained. I give her command and
Speaker 6: she does them.
Speaker 2: Such as well.
Speaker 6: I open the cat room door and I tell her
Speaker 6: either the couch or Morgan, and she goes to either
Speaker 6: my partner or the couch.
Speaker 2: Wow, that's pretty good, That's that's great. I mean, my
Speaker 2: wife can't have been married twenty years. My wife can't
Speaker 2: even get me to respond to basic commandside that, so you.
Speaker 6: Know, they don't usually listen to command. So I think
Speaker 6: that's pretty cool.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well listen, here's what we need to do, obviously,
Speaker 2: because if we're gonna when we appoint the coveted Prize
Speaker 2: of Gold one oh four point three's official predicted pet,
Speaker 2: we have to be as soon as we can that
Speaker 2: this animal is going to try its best to predict
Speaker 2: the outcome of the games. How about we find a
Speaker 2: game before Saturday night's big game against France for your
Speaker 2: cat Tumbles formerly known a Summer, to have a go at.
Speaker 6: I'm keen to give it a go, Kate.
Speaker 2: Then Howard is what the two balls two little dishes
Speaker 2: of food. A would be representing one team, B would
Speaker 2: be another team. We see how Tumbles gets on, Jack,
Speaker 2: what do you found out? What's the next sporting event
Speaker 2: we can test us out?
Speaker 5: Well, the foy is starting early this week. The AFL
Speaker 5: starts on a Thursday night rather than a.
Speaker 2: Great so tomorrow night game we can get Tumbles on
Speaker 2: the case.
Speaker 5: Poor Power versus the Western Bulldogs tomorrow and night. We
Speaker 5: can test it out.
Speaker 6: Yep, I could do it tonight.
Speaker 5: Well no, sorry, the game is the games tomorrow night.
Speaker 2: Well, unless Tumbles likes to get in their twenty four
Speaker 2: hours earlier. I don't know. I mean Tumbles is feeling
Speaker 2: the power now it can't close its third eye.
Speaker 5: Jack, Okay, I thought you'd do it just like before
Speaker 5: the first siren.
Speaker 6: Oh is that what she'd like me to do?
Speaker 5: No, however, you think the psychic powers will work best? Okay,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna you know what I'm gonna do with my
Speaker 5: dog as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna try my dog as well, by German
Speaker 2: Jeffers shepherd dog. We'll all start testing out our pets, okay, Kate.
Speaker 2: Then to tell you what, then, why don't we we
Speaker 2: get you back on tomorrow's show. Do it live on air? Okay?
Speaker 2: Then we can bank it and then we'll find out
Speaker 2: Friday hagar on. So we'll call you back tomorrow. All right,
Speaker 2: this is a good time A little bit earlier.
Speaker 6: I'm probably a bit earlier, she.
Speaker 2: Cares, do you know what? I let my producers do this?
Speaker 2: I don't know what I'm doing admin on the show,
Speaker 2: so very unprofessional show it. I'm learning, I'm learning. I'm learning,
Speaker 2: all right, Kate. Then have a good day at school,
Speaker 2: sell out to the kids in the sandpit. I will,
Speaker 2: all right, we'll meet you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Look, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So we are heading towards a week. Today will be
Speaker 2: the big d day. I would announce which AFL team
Speaker 2: I'm going to as I try and move towards that.
Speaker 2: We've been doing ten teams and ten shows. It's the
Speaker 2: story so far as we get ready five minutes away
Speaker 2: from team number six for Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Ten
Speaker 2: teams in ten shows. As Christian O'Connell chooses his footy
Speaker 2: team Richmond Tigers Trent Cotchin.
Speaker 5: Doubled membership in the last sort of the brought them.
Speaker 2: All in your You're your your man candy might be
Speaker 2: something in factor. On nine, Melbourne Football Club coach Simon
Speaker 2: Goodwin around with a Suburbs choose the city, get on
Speaker 2: this train now this is your moment.
Speaker 4: Get on board, all right.
Speaker 5: Son Dice in hefal captain of the Essendon Football Club
Speaker 5: boys who play this battle game.
Speaker 2: Jack. It's the most animated Dice I've seen him all week.
Speaker 5: Good boy getting around the bombers. Christian Joffer, the head
Speaker 5: of the Collingwood cheers.
Speaker 2: Quiet your new relationship.
Speaker 10: Wipe your casual affair.
Speaker 2: This is permanent mate.
Speaker 6: No breakup, text or divorce gets you out of it.
Speaker 2: Charlton legend, Steven Sticks Canahan, O'Connell's applay Birfhill and ifl
Speaker 2: over dun but only comes with John O'Connell as their
Speaker 2: premiership success. Don't follow the long line on connallsho have
Speaker 2: made the wrong precision. Johnny's in the studio. Now, hey,
Speaker 2: miss mcgaughlin, who's been booking all these big legends, welcome
Speaker 2: back to show.
Speaker 5: Miss good to see Christian morning, Jack, Good morning. Now, Haim,
Speaker 5: you said that you would take care of all the
Speaker 5: A list players, coaches, ex players to the.
Speaker 2: Reason why he stepped into because of a gap. Because
Speaker 2: I thought we started working together and I gave you
Speaker 2: the job that you would do that, and then he
Speaker 2: got was the guy who says the hot talks.
Speaker 5: Well, we're doing things today. I told you are fair
Speaker 5: that my cousin went to school with Billy Longer. If
Speaker 5: you need me to investigate that lead, I will. Now.
Speaker 5: I didn't because I trusted that you would get somebody.
Speaker 5: SATs the Saints right now, tricky. They're going through a
Speaker 5: bit of a flat spot. They've won one, they've drawn one,
Speaker 5: We're going to around thirteen. It's not been a big season.
Speaker 2: And you can imagine these big clubs, how people are
Speaker 2: they don't like people come on the radio, the worried
Speaker 2: that they're going to be you know, tough questions. You know,
Speaker 2: a new kid in town like me, even though we'd
Speaker 2: never do that.
Speaker 5: So the tlatest question you ask is how does your
Speaker 5: theme song go?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's it. I mean it's not exactly agreelling over
Speaker 2: hot coals.
Speaker 11: Well, so I thought, who could represent the Saints brilliantly?
Speaker 11: Who's been to their biggest moment? Who was at the
Speaker 11: sixty six Grand Final? And you go through the big
Speaker 11: names that support the Saints. Eric Banner, Warnie Risky in London,
Speaker 11: Molly Meldrum, unlikely to pick up, Michael Gadinsky.
Speaker 5: I rang him what okay? So I said, Michael, can
Speaker 5: you come on.
Speaker 2: Are you getting me breakfast radio? No chance?
Speaker 5: Okay, you got a name for me.
Speaker 2: Billy Miller. Billy Miller. Who's Billy Miller? The Ferrets?
Speaker 11: Who are the Ferrets? Nineteen seventy something, number one hit?
Speaker 11: This is some research, This is it.
Speaker 2: This is the Ferrets. Don't fall in love. But I
Speaker 2: don't mean eve a goalplay this that often they should.
Speaker 2: We can still request. There's Fridays to give a Ferrets on.
Speaker 2: So Binny is the man who's got a tough job
Speaker 2: of selling me into the Saints. Paul guy.
Speaker 5: It's tricky. So Billy was the lead singer.
Speaker 11: He also has just over the last few years watched
Speaker 11: a lot of cricket with Paul Kelly. He says, in
Speaker 11: the rain breaks and the delays, he writes songs versus India.
Speaker 5: Australia had a long rain delay.
Speaker 11: He wrote fiwooden Candles for Paul Kelly became a hit.
Speaker 5: This is the sort of guy he is selling. The
Speaker 5: Saints is tricky.
Speaker 11: The Positives they haven't lost a final since two thy
Speaker 11: and eleven.
Speaker 2: Because I've ever been of one and they haven't.
Speaker 11: The good news is the Saints are like Southampton, same colors.
Speaker 11: He'll get to that. I'm sure you know when you
Speaker 11: say Jack, you don't know Jack.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 11: The Saints only know Jack's. They got Jack Billings, Jack Loney,
Speaker 11: Jack Nune's, Jack Sinclair, Jack Steele, Stephen Becky went to
Speaker 11: school with Jack Stephen. I mean there's some sort of relationships.
Speaker 2: Actually went to school. That's I don't know.
Speaker 11: But the Saints Saint Kilda has a long sporting history,
Speaker 11: cultural history, artistic history, but basically their cricket is sort
Speaker 11: of their number one sport at the junction oval as PETNK.
Speaker 11: The sort of beach game by this is.
Speaker 2: This is you know, I hate to see that. This hamish,
Speaker 2: but you're really you're really leaning into this one. You're
Speaker 2: doing a lot of heavy lifting. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: When I hear you say the phrase pe tonk, I'm like,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be honest, it's been tough so far with
Speaker 2: all these teams. Yesterday it sticks off of me. The
Speaker 2: use of the hovercraft. By the way, you can use
Speaker 2: the hovocraft. I suddenly got home and I was like,
Speaker 2: how on this stick this morning? Said the hovercraft. They've
Speaker 2: got a hovercraft and of.
Speaker 11: All the O'Connell's that have been involved in vfl AFL.
Speaker 11: Only one O'Connell has tasted success and that was with Carlton.
Speaker 2: Wow. You know I get the run, the use of
Speaker 2: the hovercraft. That's a big winning and then today it's
Speaker 2: Stilly the patent court and Billy anyway, do you know
Speaker 2: what we hear the man out the lead thing of
Speaker 2: the Ferrets is coming up next. Don't look at the
Speaker 2: radio like.
Speaker 1: That O'Connell breakfast show on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Time now for team six in our ten teams seeing
Speaker 2: ten shows has moved towards me next Wednesday making my
Speaker 2: decision which AFL team am I going to Barrett four
Speaker 2: toughest job in town sink Kilda selling sink Kilder to me.
Speaker 2: Hamus mcgoughlin, I man making all this happen is mister
Speaker 2: fix It introduced this rock and roll legend we have
Speaker 2: on the line now who may or may not been drinking.
Speaker 11: Tiger's, Damon's Bombs, Pie's Blues brings us to the Saint
Speaker 11: to have captains. We've had coaches, We've had tear squad captains,
Speaker 11: we had legends.
Speaker 5: Now we've got rockers. The Ferrets lead singer.
Speaker 11: They had the number one hit in the late seventies,
Speaker 11: Don't fall in Love, Billy Miller.
Speaker 10: Welcome, good a boys.
Speaker 4: How are you Benny?
Speaker 2: And welcome to the show. And listen, Betty. I just
Speaker 2: want to say thank you, because no one else in
Speaker 2: this town was about to come on the show and
Speaker 2: say Christian, the Saints, other teams. So you're the man,
Speaker 2: So well done, good man, good man. Billy.
Speaker 5: Were you there in sixty six? Billy? Were you at
Speaker 5: the ground? Were you there?
Speaker 4: I was there? I was there, Amish I called the
Speaker 4: punt road bus.
Speaker 5: All right, will you just give us the spill, Billy,
Speaker 5: we'll chat at the back end.
Speaker 4: Okay, mate, Now listen, Christian, I've been listening to you.
Speaker 4: You're a performer, You're an artist, but mate, don't sell out.
Speaker 4: Stay true to yourself. Have the integrity to ignore the
Speaker 4: lure of the big check books and those ugly behemoths
Speaker 4: like Collingwood and Anson and Carlton. Do what the great
Speaker 4: Trevor Barker and Robert Harvey and Millennias and Nickery what
Speaker 4: all did. Ignore the temptations of the flesh, and stay
Speaker 4: a saint for life. You're a Saint Christian, you could
Speaker 4: in fact be Saint Christian. I know you're a Southampton man,
Speaker 4: and for children, Southampton aren't two dissimilar, They're both the Saints, right.
Speaker 4: The colors are the same, and our records one FA
Speaker 4: Cup for you, one Premiership Cup for us, plenty of ups,
Speaker 4: plenty of downs, lots and lots of bloody downs.
Speaker 2: Yep, bring down the vibe, okay, Betty, keep going, keep going, bendy.
Speaker 4: Big sir mate. I'm going right up now with the flag,
Speaker 4: the one flag we won. Okay, it was a while ago,
Speaker 4: ready for this, nineteen bloody sixty six margin one point,
Speaker 4: so it's every point, Thank God for you, Barry Bruin.
Speaker 4: And I was there, Christian, I was fourteen. I caught
Speaker 4: the punk rope busts of the g You'll learn about
Speaker 4: the punt Road bus, Mate. Every September since I've craved
Speaker 4: that feeling. And the good news is, as every year
Speaker 4: comes and goes, I'm another year closer to feeling it again.
Speaker 4: Don't say I didn't warn you. Another Saints flags getting closer, mate,
Speaker 4: I'll be honest with you, Christian, you probably won't get
Speaker 4: sick of winning. As a Saint. We like the space.
Speaker 4: Our victories, we savor them like the gentleman we are.
Speaker 4: But when we win the big one again, you're going
Speaker 4: to find yourself out very late. With saint of brothers
Speaker 4: like Eric Banner, Shane Warn, Nick Reewald, the Guru, Molly
Speaker 4: Meldram and rock Supremo Michael Godinski, it'll be mayem mate.
Speaker 4: We'll even fire up the Saints disco. We'll be lucky
Speaker 4: to survive. Plugger Buckets, Barks, Spud, Lenny Ruey, join the
Speaker 4: list of great Saints, my friend, And one last thing
Speaker 4: before I go, when the Saints go marching in is
Speaker 4: air club song and it's a beauty. It's the best, Betty.
Speaker 2: It was an amazing performance by a legendly Rockel like yourself.
Speaker 2: And you're like, this is a great song. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is a good one.
Speaker 4: It's the best mate, you're in Betty.
Speaker 2: I know what I love is your voice. That is
Speaker 2: a proper rock and roll survivor's voice. I don't know
Speaker 2: how much you've had to drink and smoke to get
Speaker 2: a voice like that. It is coated in Jack Daniels, Mate.
Speaker 4: I gave up in ninety ninety, but don't worry. I
Speaker 4: had plenty before.
Speaker 2: That, Betty, you allegit.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much so Christian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's
Speaker 1: Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: You're almost you've actually halfway through the week, so you
Speaker 2: can look back on the first half your week and
Speaker 2: let me know are you winning, losing or drawing the
Speaker 2: week so far? How's it for you? Before you heading
Speaker 2: the second half, I have to think about the week
Speaker 2: so far. I want to know if you're winning, losing
Speaker 2: or drawing the week. You can text me on four
Speaker 2: seventy five three one o four three. For me, it's
Speaker 2: all about I'm poised. I'm poised right now because this
Speaker 2: time next week I'll pick a team. It'll be done
Speaker 2: by now. I will announce the team. And that means
Speaker 2: that every other listener who supports another team is going
Speaker 2: to say a strong swear word, you know, and it
Speaker 2: feels like it's a lot of pressure. I'm feeling the
Speaker 2: pressure chat because I've been sweat. I've been I've heard
Speaker 2: a lots of different teams making strong cases the loan
Speaker 2: of a hovercraft. I'm like kiss that they've never been
Speaker 2: on hovercraft. You know. Stick's put a strong case yesterday
Speaker 2: I get a signed ball by the Demons.
Speaker 5: And you said during that song you said you're starting
Speaker 5: to form an opinion. Oh yeah, I urge you to
Speaker 5: hear all teams out. We still got your long to come,
Speaker 5: Hawks to come, Bulldogs to come. Yep, my second favorite team,
Speaker 5: I must Okay. So that's how I am at the moment.
Speaker 5: I'm neither winning or losing. I'm poised in the middle.
Speaker 2: I would say it's a school draw at the moment,
Speaker 2: but I'm feeling the pressure about the big announcement next Wednesday.
Speaker 2: You winning, losing or drawing the week?
Speaker 5: Jack, I would say, I'm too nil down.
Speaker 2: What's happened? What the two goals?
Speaker 5: This morning? As I pulled into the car park getting
Speaker 5: out of the car, I saw someone I've never met
Speaker 5: before us and I thought, oh, this great a colleague
Speaker 5: here at Gold I've not meant I'll be able to
Speaker 5: chat to him, meet him. He goes, Oh, mate, this
Speaker 5: parking here is only for the radio staff.
Speaker 12: Oh no, oh, no, eight shows in Oh dear, did
Speaker 12: you wind out the window and go You might not
Speaker 12: recognize the face, but I'm Jack Post, so stand aside
Speaker 12: the man.
Speaker 5: Good to say I'm having an impact.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, major player in the car park.
Speaker 5: Yep, the second goal against is now. I brought this
Speaker 5: up yesterday and you weren't happy with it. But I've
Speaker 5: got to bring it up again. Not the war we
Speaker 5: did this time.
Speaker 2: I don't want to know about your war and orders Melbourne.
Speaker 5: Well, the phone is actually.
Speaker 2: Lit up when we because warty people want to chat
Speaker 2: to other warty people do that online in forums or
Speaker 2: dating app.
Speaker 5: Now I didn't get to hear. I think it was
Speaker 5: I believe it's Emma yesterday who was going to give
Speaker 5: me a fact about how to get rid of a wart.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I threw off air.
Speaker 5: You threw her off air. I'm still trying to follow up.
Speaker 5: I would love to get her on today if we could. Really,
Speaker 5: I'm going to show you the wart now because no
Speaker 5: you see quick backstory. I took it off with my
Speaker 5: fingernail last week. It's coming back double almost triple now,
Speaker 5: but please look at it.
Speaker 2: God, get your watery finger out of my face. Seriously,
Speaker 2: that's too much, all right, text ending you're winning, losing
Speaker 2: or drawing the week.
Speaker 5: I want to burn it off tomorrow on the show. Sorry, Yeah,
Speaker 5: get the doctor in to do the freeze. The liquid
Speaker 5: nitrogen freeze.
Speaker 2: On me during the show. Yeah, you're now using the
Speaker 2: show to conduct medical business. What if I want to
Speaker 2: for set to me? You're right. If I just put
Speaker 2: my legs up on the desk and you get a
Speaker 2: soldiering on from the engineering department and seven.
Speaker 5: The leads, you can have Friday. But I've got that not.
Speaker 2: So on Friday?
Speaker 1: Is that the Christian o'ct all Breakfast Show on Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So you're insistent we get Emma back on.
Speaker 5: I don't mean to hijack the show. I just brought
Speaker 5: up a topic that hit a vein with listeners yesterday
Speaker 5: because not many breakfast shows water.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because noone wants to hear people chatting about what's
Speaker 2: on the radio. Okay, well, Emma is back. Good morning, Emma,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 13: How are you?
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good, Emma. So after our moment yesterday, right
Speaker 2: about twenty bus day, we did have quite a few
Speaker 2: people that wanted to know what the war fact was
Speaker 2: that you had.
Speaker 13: Oh great, okay, all right, So if you've got a watch,
Speaker 13: then put yes, so grab a bit of duct tape
Speaker 13: and put it on the watch for about a week.
Speaker 13: Don't take it off and then take it off after
Speaker 13: a week, give it a bit of it's great, put
Speaker 13: it back on again for a week and it'll be.
Speaker 5: Gone two weeks.
Speaker 13: Oh yeah, two weeks.
Speaker 2: That will have you know, some kind of join and
Speaker 2: get it frozen off number.
Speaker 13: Apparently this works better than the frozen really don't tape.
Speaker 2: How do you know this? Have you used this before?
Speaker 13: I have? Well, I actually use it on my sons
Speaker 13: for ruper.
Speaker 2: Oh, have now moved on to another awful fund thing? Rucus?
Speaker 2: What what has happened to the show on show? Wait?
Speaker 5: This is EMM. I appreciate that. I do want to
Speaker 5: speed up the process, only because it's really starting to hurt.
Speaker 5: I took the ward off with my fingernail and it's
Speaker 5: come back.
Speaker 2: Don't want to hear that twice as big.
Speaker 5: It's like cutting the head off a hydra cut stronger
Speaker 5: your two heads come back.
Speaker 13: Yeah, if you can cope with it on your on
Speaker 13: there for just to even try a week, I think,
Speaker 13: and it will probably work. Wonders.
Speaker 5: It's the it's swollen up to the size of an army.
Speaker 2: Yet again, we're gonna have to throw you off the
Speaker 2: coast on gold one oh four point three so we're
Speaker 2: asking this morning to send in your midweek's score. So
Speaker 2: someday Wednesday you mustn't the midpoint of the week, so
Speaker 2: it's kind of up. The first half of the week
Speaker 2: is already done. And think about it. So far this week?
Speaker 2: Are you winning, losing, or drawing this week? How's it going?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 2: By the way, this is how I feel right now.
Speaker 2: Someone's texted this in two days in a row. Jack
Speaker 2: has put me off my breakfast. No more war talk.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'm sorry about that.
Speaker 2: I only do you also instructed besa producer, to find
Speaker 2: you a surgeon to come on the show and freeze
Speaker 2: it off. Bex's was that not his instruction to you?
Speaker 2: Just now as you came in.
Speaker 5: He did never give me eye contact. He just said thanks,
Speaker 5: get mess surgeon demand thinking what did he say?
Speaker 2: Word for word? Becks, It must have been terrified to
Speaker 2: be yelled at like that, hanging out with a miss
Speaker 2: and Andy too much? You know, let's so their boys
Speaker 2: run that show. They want surgery and other discs. Yet
Speaker 2: into the streets surgeon and one will show up, you know,
Speaker 2: in a Bentley or something. So we got asking you
Speaker 2: to send us your midweek score are you winning, losing
Speaker 2: or during your week? Christian winning Sunday session with no work,
Speaker 2: Monday gats exam so no year, twelve Friday off due
Speaker 2: to report writing and some David who's got a three
Speaker 2: day week? This week?
Speaker 5: You have a Sunday session in the UK. Just getting
Speaker 5: it means it's getting some beers on a Sunday.
Speaker 2: Well you didn't call it that, but it happens a
Speaker 2: lot because, as you might know, people from my country
Speaker 2: have a drink problem. It's simply called life. Okay. I
Speaker 2: don't know whether the weather they're or the bad sports team.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is you just called Sunday. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you call it Sunday to us? Is every day? Currently
Speaker 2: winning two one two goals for having Monday and Tuesday
Speaker 2: off one goal against her coming back to too many
Speaker 2: work emails. Christian had to win. This week brought a
Speaker 2: deco rug our good friends talking a witch? Where is
Speaker 2: my Pierre Ga deco rug that I was promised last
Speaker 2: week by the sales people.
Speaker 5: Okay, I'd love a rug too.
Speaker 2: Just well, you want a walk removed? You want a rug?
Speaker 2: What don't you want to chat? Christian? I got listen
Speaker 2: this They brought a deco rug for two hundred john
Speaker 2: is value at seven point fifty awesome, thanks sir, that's someone.
Speaker 2: Laura so Keith is coming in. Are you winning, losing
Speaker 2: or jour on the week? Let's know how the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast Joe Melbourne's gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: I've never worked it in twenty years working in radio stations.
Speaker 2: You must have found the same as well where you've
Speaker 2: worked around radio stations. What's it dealing with the mugs?
Speaker 2: Is there a mug shortage in this city for.
Speaker 5: A staff of about what? Is there one hundred people
Speaker 5: in this whole building? Three mugs?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: No, seriously, there are threegs them all away because why
Speaker 3: because people weren't cleaning up after themselves.
Speaker 2: What kind of savages you got working in I'm not
Speaker 2: just talking about Huggy, you got me the only one.
Speaker 3: No, they weren't cleaning up after themselves, so they literally took.
Speaker 2: All the pitch. Sophie out there right. She tells me
Speaker 2: that a while ago the kitchen was shut down by
Speaker 2: the health and service people. Is this true?
Speaker 3: I didn't hear that.
Speaker 2: Well, you're the news up and scoop. I thought you
Speaker 2: always meant to be looking up for new stories. One
Speaker 2: unders in Melbourne.
Speaker 3: It's news to meya.
Speaker 2: Right whoa, Okay, I've got my first yellow flag. Hey,
Speaker 2: back off, new boy, my first yellow flag. There from
Speaker 2: Pats lightly scared.
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Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: You know a lot of companies these days they have
Speaker 2: their own mugs, don't they. You might be a window
Speaker 2: cleaning business. Window cleaners are us, for example? All right,
Speaker 2: very creative. I was just thinking off on my head. Okay,
Speaker 2: window window windows. You know how much is that clean
Speaker 2: window in the window? I don't know. However, they will
Speaker 2: have their own.
Speaker 5: Merchandise, emotional mugs.
Speaker 2: Emotional mugs. If you have a company, you've got a mug,
Speaker 2: please send us one of your company mugs. Okay, we
Speaker 2: need mugs, mugs and plugs. The sales team getting angry
Speaker 2: right now, going he's not plugging anyone unless they send
Speaker 2: a lot of cash in the mug. But we need mugs.
Speaker 2: There are three mugs here. Every time I click my finger,
Speaker 2: that's another cup that I can't find a septicle to
Speaker 2: put it in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'd happily drink out of windows, windows, windows, mug.
Speaker 2: Oh, how much is that clean window in the window.
Speaker 2: I actually saw this. I was running in Dendee Park
Speaker 2: yesterday near where we're living at the moment, and there
Speaker 2: was a guy in an official uniform, you know, Dumb
Speaker 2: and Dumber, and he's got that dog walking visus.
Speaker 5: Actually haven't seen Dumb and Dumber.
Speaker 2: No way, no way. Get out of the studio, get
Speaker 2: out of the station, get out of radio, get out
Speaker 2: of Australia. You haven't seen Dumb and Dummer.
Speaker 5: I know the I know Jim Carrey's in it. I've seen,
Speaker 5: liya liar.
Speaker 2: You've never seen Dumb and Dummer.
Speaker 5: I've never seen. It's one of the funniest movies that
Speaker 5: I actually tell people I've seen it. That's how that's
Speaker 5: how ashamed I am that I haven't seen it.
Speaker 2: That's a real shame because it's actually one of the
Speaker 2: funniest movies ever made. There's not a wasted scene in
Speaker 2: that movie. So if I set up heads are falling off,
Speaker 2: that doesn't mean he pretty bad. Pete doesn't mean anything.
Speaker 3: No once all that one in a million talk.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see Pats has seen it.
Speaker 5: I don't know what you guys are talking about right now.
Speaker 5: I'm running and watch Dumb and Dumber there.
Speaker 2: Anyway, monks are plugs, that's yeah, that's what I'm just s.
Speaker 2: You've got some monks? Send it to us. Jack's got
Speaker 2: the dress? Here?
Speaker 5: Off to the station. Do we do we have a
Speaker 5: PO box? Or are we allowed to give out the
Speaker 5: actual street address?
Speaker 2: What happens if we get of course they is google
Speaker 2: it and find us there is something? Are we allowed
Speaker 2: to give out the actual street address? What's happened? Beatle Mania?
Speaker 2: We're gonna get mobs down there, you know, get our
Speaker 2: autographs or lick your water off or something. Are we
Speaker 2: allowed to give out the street address? One Google search?
Speaker 2: They can find us to give out the street just BECs,
Speaker 2: do you have it? What's the street address here?
Speaker 3: Twenty one to thirty one Goodwood Straight, Level two, Well.
Speaker 5: Be careful, Pad three two one?
Speaker 2: What's going to happen?
Speaker 5: I thought I just thought we might have a PO
Speaker 5: box or something more official.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, so sorry Lord snooty. Of course, ain't miss
Speaker 2: Andy the PO box, But we we just have a
Speaker 2: we're just level two. Look, Christian o'ctton.
Speaker 1: All breakfast show on Gold one oh four point three?
Speaker 2: Have you seen the hordes of groupies out there already.
Speaker 2: What I didn't realize, sorry much, I take it back.
Speaker 2: Giving out the address was a dangerous thing to do.
Speaker 2: Chaos out there, groupies clawing at the window to get
Speaker 2: into your jack. Jack's terrified to leave the building after
Speaker 2: the show to that tennicop or the group isn't going
Speaker 2: to be out there because I gave up the post
Speaker 2: address here? Level two? What would happen if someone just
Speaker 2: sent us something that sent gold one oh four point
Speaker 2: three twenty one to twenty two Goodwood Street, Richmond.
Speaker 5: If you write, if you just write on a post bag,
Speaker 5: if you put a mugg in a post bag and
Speaker 5: wrote gold one oh four point three Richmond, I better
Speaker 5: get here.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 5: They're so good at that stuff, now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, are you sure about that?
Speaker 5: I think so? You know what, My sister works at
Speaker 5: mail sorting shit.
Speaker 2: So she's a poor lady. They go, your brother's been
Speaker 2: at it again.
Speaker 5: She'll come home, she'll come home and go, you make
Speaker 5: just got mail?
Speaker 2: This way?
Speaker 3: Can she find my stolen mail?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Not this again. It's all in the lake. Your husband's
Speaker 2: eating at pats. Okay, it's clearingly obvious. Okay, So yeah,
Speaker 2: we have seriously got a mug shortage here at the station.
Speaker 2: There are three mugs in circulation. If you want to
Speaker 2: plug on air for your local business, send me a mug.
Speaker 2: If he's got your company on it plugs for mugs,
Speaker 2: send it to us. Christian O'Connell Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three, Richmond. They don't know, they're not interested in
Speaker 2: the street dress. It'll find us. Yeah, okay, So today's
Speaker 2: at work time waster is. This is a future we've
Speaker 2: designed for you so you can still listen to Breakfast
Speaker 2: short work. We'll play a few more songs tween now
Speaker 2: and ten, and we do this every day at work
Speaker 2: time waster. You two loaf off with the breakfast show.
Speaker 2: He's into your working day by still getting involved with us.
Speaker 2: We're looking for body part songs. Too much information today
Speaker 2: about Jack's wart. It's just had a call from an agent.
Speaker 2: As you said, I actually wants to sign it up.
Speaker 2: It's getting so much airtime at the moment on the.
Speaker 5: Show tomorrow o'clock tomorrow, I'm going to get it frozen
Speaker 5: off by a surgeon. That's why I'm trying to organize
Speaker 5: while doing the songs.
Speaker 2: Then, okay, body part songs. I've got the first butt
Speaker 2: is the deepest. That's good. Old McDonald had an arm,
Speaker 2: good ebony and ovary and free balling. I hope we're
Speaker 2: still on alright.
Speaker 5: From Live from Level two Body Part Songs.
Speaker 2: Yep said that a minute ago. What do you think
Speaker 2: we've got harder intelligent listeners?
Speaker 5: Hold the line? Love and love isn't always in Testine
Speaker 5: nice Sergeant Pepper's Lonely hats? Club Hand?
Speaker 2: What club I let you deal with? Those complaints? Are
Speaker 2: going about giving out the dress? That's not the problem
Speaker 2: in today's show, Club Hand, it's raining. Is this one? Okay?
Speaker 2: This one? Okay? Fine, Yeah, this is fine, okay.
Speaker 5: It's raining. Abdomen.
Speaker 2: Who pulls it back?
Speaker 1: He pulls it back, He shoots, He scores the Christian
Speaker 1: O'Connell breakfast shoe Melbourne's gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Nine on gold one o four point three. Time now
Speaker 2: to mark that you're at work time wasters for today.
Speaker 2: This is where a secret feature that you can try
Speaker 2: and do at work today is body part songs. Jack
Speaker 2: has always marks these gold silver bronze. I thought I
Speaker 2: was giving him a simple marking system, but sometimes we
Speaker 2: get a silver plus but never a bronze plus or
Speaker 2: gold minus. You never know, huh could be today? All right,
Speaker 2: love Sack, let's get straight into it, Love Sack good
Speaker 2: silver plus.
Speaker 5: That's a.
Speaker 2: That song, Tyler, don't this is one for youture? Don't
Speaker 2: Walter be happy? Yep? I like it?
Speaker 5: What's hard at the point.
Speaker 2: Hot topic? What god? I didn't put your name on that.
Speaker 2: Put a name on it if you're going to send
Speaker 2: them in on the text, so we give you some credit,
Speaker 2: Melan Mitch. Don't need another hero?
Speaker 5: What's the song?
Speaker 2: We don't need another hero?
Speaker 5: I thought it was me, don't need another hero?
Speaker 2: Uh me? Don't? It would even be English, would it?
Speaker 8: Me?
Speaker 2: Don't need another mad Max? You must know we don't
Speaker 2: need another hero. It's in that.
Speaker 5: I never say I've seen the new the new one.
Speaker 5: I've seen the new one.
Speaker 2: Kim Wild, Kidneys in America.
Speaker 5: Great world record, gold.
Speaker 2: My hit replacement. Don't lie, Julie and Morriban. That's very funny.
Speaker 2: You know these hips. We got that one of you
Speaker 2: gold pass yet. Wow, we're in new category? Are you high?
Speaker 2: Right now?
Speaker 5: I'm ready to go? I'm ready?
Speaker 2: Oh ready, he's ready to go. Okay, he's ready to go.
Speaker 2: When are you ready to start our crouch? Yeah? Our
Speaker 2: crouch is burning.
Speaker 5: Ah.
Speaker 2: I did not finish thunder thighs?
Speaker 5: Is that thunderstruck?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Not good enough participation meddal Aly.
Speaker 2: Okay, sorry that guy, simply the breast good, very good,
Speaker 2: Gold Lizzie, that's for you and comfortably thumb all right,
Speaker 2: great work, well done.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: We tried this at the end of our first week
Speaker 2: on the Breakfast Show. Last week. I said, look at listen,
Speaker 2: if you've really go for this, we're going to hand
Speaker 2: over the last hour the show nine till ten to
Speaker 2: you kickstart your weekend. What songs do you want to hear?
Speaker 2: And this was huge. We didn't want to sell big
Speaker 2: it would be and so the songs that you requested
Speaker 2: were We're brilliant, some great eighty stuff in there, a
Speaker 2: few ninety songs you don't normally hear or get asked
Speaker 2: for on the radio. So I said that if you
Speaker 2: really go for this, we will go into the Boss
Speaker 2: and ask to make it even bigger. We did, and
Speaker 2: heads up, this is what we're going to do Friday
Speaker 2: and every single Friday the entire show six to ten.
Speaker 2: The music is picked by you. So now I've asked
Speaker 2: for this, let's really make these the best songs on
Speaker 2: the radio. So we got busy last week. There were
Speaker 2: hundreds of texts, loads of calls coming in. Now it's
Speaker 2: the whole show six to ten. We can get loads
Speaker 2: of your songs on air this Friday because we're going
Speaker 2: to get so busy telling you about it. Now, if
Speaker 2: the best thing to do today is to go on
Speaker 2: to our Facebook page, which is.
Speaker 5: Always got on Facebook dot com. Forward slash oc one
Speaker 5: oh four.
Speaker 2: Three, also welcome to two thousand and eight. I know
Speaker 2: you like Instagram? Does anyone say forward or backslash?
Speaker 5: All right? Just google OC one O four three at
Speaker 5: the top of the Facebook page.
Speaker 2: Has even give a specific instruction.
Speaker 5: You know what I was thinking of? You know, it
Speaker 5: would be a good hack for the for the Request
Speaker 5: Day on Friday to win the ten K no repeat
Speaker 5: work day. You call in request a song, then you
Speaker 5: get your friend to call up and request the same song,
Speaker 5: play it twice and then.
Speaker 2: What is it about you? How? I have to wonder
Speaker 2: what you do when you daydream out the window? Is
Speaker 2: he coming up with ideas to show. No, it's a
Speaker 2: way for him and a friend to defraud this good
Speaker 2: radio station at ten thousand dollars. You are shameless Jack. Anyway,
Speaker 2: head to our Facebook page. The address is.
Speaker 5: I see one O four to three.
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Speaker 2: Us today at ten o'clock on Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three. We have Huggy, then it's Whippy, then it's Gavy.
Speaker 2: He's not called Gavy. But I'm just keeping a thing
Speaker 2: going because you'll have an add on why at the
Speaker 2: end of people's nose here names or even all nose.
Speaker 2: And also he said, would you call.
Speaker 5: Him gavo Gava gave up maybe with an A on
Speaker 5: the end, Gava genius.
Speaker 2: Okay, Gava's here on four o'clock as well, And don't forget,
Speaker 2: between now and six o'clock one of you will be
Speaker 2: winning ten thousand dollars with a ten k no repeat,
Speaker 2: work day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Joe Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three, one.
Speaker 2: Day, not today, not now. Tell about the quickest we've
Speaker 2: seen on boss cover grounds.
Speaker 5: It's the most animated I've seen Sue the whole time.
Speaker 2: If we started, you potentially were going to lose ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. You'd move pretty quickly. But anyway, that's not today. Listen, folks.
Speaker 2: What I just want to say to you is keep listening.
Speaker 2: Between now and six o'clock you could be winning ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars in the ten k no repeat workday.
Speaker 5: Yep, I did have a listen back to it. What
Speaker 5: Sue said is correct. In the last link you said
Speaker 5: between now and six pm, one of you will win
Speaker 5: ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: And you know what, the more I think about it,
Speaker 2: I prefer the phrase one of you could. Yeah. I
Speaker 2: just think that's a better word, isn't it.
Speaker 5: That's just a lost in translation. In the UK, you
Speaker 5: would say one of you will win ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and that means Mike, don't you know, don't
Speaker 2: bank on that. It's it's quite vague. Sometimes use language
Speaker 2: is open to interpretation, and my word I'm sorry for
Speaker 2: if my words have been miss misunderstood by the head
Speaker 2: of finance. But no, what I meant, what I meant
Speaker 2: I thought was crystal clear, was one of you could win.
Speaker 2: Why would I be going around saying on one of
Speaker 2: you will win.
Speaker 5: What it does say to me though Sue's charge into
Speaker 5: the studio is terrifying. They're not. They're definitely not planning
Speaker 5: on giving that ten K way today. So I wouldn't, well,
Speaker 5: why would she Why would she make such a deep fuss? No,
Speaker 5: why would she make.
Speaker 2: She came in here and said, get on there and
Speaker 2: fix it, not make it worse? No, no, no, no
Speaker 2: no no could it could happen to me?
Speaker 5: It's unlikely.
Speaker 2: Right. Title today show is Plugs for Mugs. We're back
Speaker 2: in with the Boss now. Huggy's coming up next. Keep
Speaker 2: this in because, of course one of you could win
Speaker 2: ten thousand dollars today on the ten k no repeat
Speaker 2: work day. We've said enough today, Bye bye.
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