Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three Why.
Speaker 2: From Richmond Gold one four point three h Q, Melbourne, Australia,
Speaker 2: Rocusting to the welcome Christians.
Speaker 3: Gather around, gather and ten the minutes ago, MA give
Speaker 3: me a microphone.
Speaker 4: Oh con cash, the most important thing breakfast So we
Speaker 4: feel like one of your limbs is rep toss us.
Speaker 3: Now party. The Boss is not hit tillday. The Boss
Speaker 3: is not hit till Monday.
Speaker 5: Play Beastie Boys this time we're not allowed to play.
Speaker 3: Give away a million ko no boss now until Monday.
Speaker 3: The Boss is in the air right now, in the air.
Speaker 3: When she sent me that email yesterday, I broke down
Speaker 3: in tears. How would I do anything Boss without you?
Speaker 3: I won't know what to say away until Monday. We're
Speaker 3: in charge. We are in charge while the cat's away. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's like when you know when they have a prison
Speaker 3: revolt and the prisoners are in charge. If we are
Speaker 3: in charge of the asylum, everything must change. But we
Speaker 3: will give away the ten kine a repeat work day
Speaker 3: at some point today we'll.
Speaker 2: Give it away song after song after song. If the
Speaker 2: bosses away, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're in charge, Patsy. What is it we have
Speaker 3: to repeat after you? Patsy's come back with some new
Speaker 3: material today. What's that one?
Speaker 4: You You're ready repeat after me? Today's the day I
Speaker 4: win ten k good luck. We guarantee to repeat. Queen,
Speaker 4: I want it all before ten a m. Today and
Speaker 4: give away ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: I didn't. We were telling them it was it was
Speaker 3: definitely going before the end of the breakfast shott.
Speaker 4: Apparently.
Speaker 3: Hey Patsy, so I know you and Jack obviously where
Speaker 3: the boss is going Brisbane. You fly out tomorrow. So
Speaker 3: you've been getting ready.
Speaker 4: Your dress is all ready, Yes, you picked it up yesterday,
Speaker 4: picked it up yesterday.
Speaker 3: Tried it on yesterday evening. Jess rehearsal.
Speaker 6: No, I haven't actually did in the bag. It's a
Speaker 6: surprise for the husband.
Speaker 3: What you're wearing a dress wear like a sack around
Speaker 3: the house, you know what. To be fair, I thought
Speaker 3: of you and Christies story about the people in the
Speaker 3: Netherlands that was locked up bunker replaced to word Netherlands
Speaker 3: with werriby. It's you and Chris, you know, is that right?
Speaker 3: The person escaped the family audi last week one amazing
Speaker 3: story house insane. I mean the poor people that have
Speaker 3: been locked up. They were told that the world was.
Speaker 6: Was it seven years or something years? Nine years?
Speaker 3: And then one of them broke free. And here's another
Speaker 3: astonishing strange bit. He broke free and then walked into
Speaker 3: the local pub. If you're having a beer right yesterday
Speaker 3: and it's a bit quiet on Thursday lunchtime and someone
Speaker 3: walks in.
Speaker 7: You're.
Speaker 3: How many more of us? You think, Oh, yeah, someone's
Speaker 3: been on the men just don't serve him. Mate, had enough?
Speaker 5: That would be the sound of you.
Speaker 3: How many of this? We've got television communications? We need
Speaker 3: to raise words. What an amazing moment to get freedom
Speaker 3: in the local pub?
Speaker 5: And why were were they all adults?
Speaker 3: I don't actually know, Tom, I think.
Speaker 2: They're all over eighteen, which I mean no, I can
Speaker 2: you you can trap anyone. I'm not saying kid's going
Speaker 2: to get a more where we go?
Speaker 3: Say, I know the Boss isn't here, but even this
Speaker 3: bit too much? Did you say you didn't train for anyone?
Speaker 7: More?
Speaker 3: Link bring the boss back? See landing for the Boss's plane.
Speaker 3: It's not a good idea that we run the radio station.
Speaker 3: Jack Posters has said you can trap anyone calling now,
Speaker 3: have you ever tried to trap somebody?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So Patsy, you've got the dress. You're ready for your
Speaker 3: big dance this weekend? Yes? Please? Can you tell me?
Speaker 3: What is? I hope I'm getting this right. Microderma abrasion.
Speaker 6: Correct, that's right.
Speaker 4: So I thought I'll have a bit of a freshen
Speaker 4: up before I go have a facial yesterday, so I
Speaker 4: went and had microderm abrasion, which is like if you've
Speaker 4: never had it done, it's like a little vacuum for
Speaker 4: your face and it removes all the dead skin and stuff,
Speaker 4: so it's all glowy.
Speaker 3: So it's not like a face mask or it's foliating
Speaker 3: or anything like that. It's some kind of facial hoover.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, exactly, So they run it over your face. Anyway,
Speaker 4: The girl said, oh, look, if you really, you know,
Speaker 4: want to plump out your skin and stuff and have
Speaker 4: it looking brilliant, you can do a chemical peel.
Speaker 5: Sounds violent.
Speaker 3: It's like a headline that they had when Chernobok kicked
Speaker 3: iCal chemical peal?
Speaker 5: Isn't that how they swapped Nicholas Cage and juntrabol.
Speaker 3: Originally they went into a spa jack and they were
Speaker 3: upgraded from the microderma abrasion. So what happens with the chemicals?
Speaker 4: So I thought, and I said to her, Oh, look,
Speaker 4: it's just a few days out. I don't normally like
Speaker 4: doing stuff like that that I haven't done before before
Speaker 4: a major event. And she said, no, you skin will
Speaker 4: be fabulous. And I thought, okay, so what they do?
Speaker 4: They just put these chemicals on your face to further enhance,
Speaker 4: like the buffing of your skin. So she put this stuff.
Speaker 3: And so you want a buffed up looking face, do
Speaker 3: you know?
Speaker 6: Will you want it to be plumped in the lines,
Speaker 6: to be left?
Speaker 3: Just a jack casually looked into your newsroom, and then
Speaker 3: I thought you might. I was willing that he'd say something.
Speaker 3: And it looks great, and isn't it the way almost
Speaker 3: shrugged a shop? Did you looked? And then and then
Speaker 3: you saw no buffing? And certainly I'm from here.
Speaker 5: For where I'm looking through, it actually looks beautiful.
Speaker 3: You actually encouraged to sell. I saw you looking the
Speaker 3: other way.
Speaker 5: Ever, my thought was I couldn't really tell the difference.
Speaker 6: That's because I'm beautiful every day.
Speaker 3: That's what I'm saying, Yeah to me, to us, there's
Speaker 3: no one who's got a more buffed up face in
Speaker 3: radio than you. We call you buffy face Jones. You know,
Speaker 3: there's no one wo's got the plumpness and the skin.
Speaker 3: It's they're already woman.
Speaker 6: I'm the buff mama.
Speaker 7: Yes.
Speaker 4: Anyway, so she warned me, she said, I'm going to
Speaker 4: put this stuff on your face, and she said it
Speaker 4: smells a little like nail boish remover.
Speaker 3: That's foul.
Speaker 6: That peckh horrible, And I went okay.
Speaker 4: So anyway, she put it on, and she said, now
Speaker 4: this will just sting just for a little bit, Like I.
Speaker 3: Don't want to hear as you're going anywhere near my body,
Speaker 3: especially my face, this is going to sting. Yeah, So
Speaker 3: it was it was, I just need to put these
Speaker 3: thick gloves on as well, the tongs.
Speaker 5: On the other side of security glass.
Speaker 3: Where does it say isotope?
Speaker 4: Anyway, says she put excuse me, she put that on.
Speaker 3: Chemical pat She.
Speaker 4: Was meant to put vasline on my lips and eyebrows
Speaker 4: so it wouldn't run into I know, right, I was
Speaker 4: already regretting it. Anyway, she goes, oh, whoops, I forgot
Speaker 4: the vaciline. Hang on a minute, as like part of
Speaker 4: this stuff is going into the corner of my mouth,
Speaker 4: and I'm thinking she should I be like ingesting this junk. Anyway,
Speaker 4: So we did that, and then she said, now I'm
Speaker 4: going to spray the second step and now this will
Speaker 4: really burn.
Speaker 6: And I thought, okay, so.
Speaker 3: First of all part one sting the skin.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretty much, okay, and she goes bitter only last
Speaker 4: a minute, and then we'll put like a cool flannel
Speaker 4: on your face.
Speaker 6: And I thought, okay, I'm going to look fabulous.
Speaker 3: This is worth it, right, pine hundred bucks. This is
Speaker 3: on a cool flannel on my face. Get grampin to
Speaker 3: do that. Obsessed with the health benefits of the horrible monkey,
Speaker 3: it's a bit more dirty in about them than that
Speaker 3: monkey flannel. My wife, hass one was always there.
Speaker 6: I'm sure she changes it on a daily basis.
Speaker 4: Anyway, So she sprays this stuff and it was like,
Speaker 4: oh my god, my face was on fire.
Speaker 6: It was like rats gnoring at my skin.
Speaker 4: And I said to her, oh, look that's really like,
Speaker 4: that's really smarting.
Speaker 6: And she goes yeah, you hang on there.
Speaker 3: Smart smart smart smarting.
Speaker 6: That was a polite way of saying, my face is
Speaker 6: on fire. Get it off.
Speaker 4: So then she put the fl flannel on it, and
Speaker 4: she's like, oh, it'll get better, It'll get better. Anyway,
Speaker 4: it started to ease a bit, and she said, of life,
Speaker 4: but that's not all.
Speaker 3: Then she said, she starts punching. She's going to smart
Speaker 3: again the smart and continued, we need.
Speaker 4: To put you under like a sunlight, and what that
Speaker 4: does is encourages healing in the skin.
Speaker 6: Right, it's like the final step, but it's like an
Speaker 6: inch from your.
Speaker 4: Face, like and I feel I get really bad claustrophobia.
Speaker 4: So they put the goggles on you, like you know
Speaker 4: when you had solariums back in the day and you
Speaker 4: had those funny looking Gogo.
Speaker 3: Was swimming goggles. Michael Felts would have anyway.
Speaker 4: And then she pats me on the shoulder and she goes, now,
Speaker 4: you'll sit there for about twelve minutes. I'll just go
Speaker 4: and do my other client and i'll be back. If
Speaker 4: it's getting too hot.
Speaker 6: Let me know. And I said, okay, anyway, you'd have.
Speaker 3: To so to sat with the heat. But she'd in
Speaker 3: from your face.
Speaker 7: So the first.
Speaker 4: Half was okay, it was bearable, but then as it
Speaker 4: warmed up, it just it was just unbearable. I couldn't
Speaker 4: bear it anyway. I could hear her talking in the
Speaker 4: next cubicle and she's.
Speaker 3: Suck her she has for the whole. She's sating there
Speaker 3: now thinking that the old heat lamp is going to
Speaker 3: plump up her face. That'll be three hundred bucks radio.
Speaker 3: They got t much money. We have Kate Lambrouk in
Speaker 3: the other year. She went for it as well.
Speaker 4: Anyway, and they're talking about Game of Thrones and I'm
Speaker 4: slain there burning so anyway, and because it's nearly right
Speaker 4: on my lips, this summer lamp, it's so close, so
Speaker 4: I've gone hello and nothing, and they're laughing in character
Speaker 4: again Hello, because I couldn't move.
Speaker 3: My face because the birding and the smarting.
Speaker 4: Anyway, and she's going, oh, that Harringen is such a
Speaker 4: and I'm thinking I'm on fire in here, and I go.
Speaker 3: Hurrah, No, one aren't now what happened?
Speaker 5: Well, the lips have burned away by now because.
Speaker 4: And then the timer goes off, so my time is
Speaker 4: up and I'm in darkness.
Speaker 6: It's everything's gone black because the lamps.
Speaker 3: Have come off. And then what happens now?
Speaker 4: And she burst through the door and she goes, oh,
Speaker 4: I'm so sorry, I forgot about you.
Speaker 6: We're talking about gay.
Speaker 7: And the thris.
Speaker 6: I said, my face is burning off anyway.
Speaker 4: So my lips feel like they're at my nose level
Speaker 4: and my forehead feels like it's in the back of
Speaker 4: my head.
Speaker 6: It's good lift, but it's still smarting a bit.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll tell you what, Pats. The stuff that women
Speaker 3: will go through is extraordinary. Chack, would you go through
Speaker 3: any of that?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: I had.
Speaker 2: They even want to do my spray town this afternoon,
Speaker 2: which is five minutes and in little ten.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: It's reading up more about this astonishing story. M I've
Speaker 3: seen it that went all over the world yesterday about
Speaker 3: this family in the Netherlands. Nine years they've been told
Speaker 3: that the world had ended. There were no survivors. They
Speaker 3: were the only survivors who are kind of waiting for
Speaker 3: the end of time. The full details haven't quite yet
Speaker 3: come out, but all they know is that one of
Speaker 3: the family escaped and, like we said earlier, made it
Speaker 3: to the local pub. And Jack and I have just
Speaker 3: reading a bit more about this because it's a fascinating story.
Speaker 3: The public broadcaster in the Netherlands is our TV and
Speaker 3: they said that looks like their family had been living
Speaker 3: in isolation, waiting for the end of time for nine years.
Speaker 3: To think about how the world has changed last nine years.
Speaker 3: Trump is now running where Boris Johnson's got a country
Speaker 3: as well? The one's gone crazy. He went to the
Speaker 3: local pub, all right, escaped to the local pub. So
Speaker 3: if you've been in some kind of like I said,
Speaker 3: we sat under the four reason but some kind of
Speaker 3: captivity whatever for nine years, and you get freedom, you
Speaker 3: go to the local pub. If it was me, I'm
Speaker 3: screaming for help and the police not the guy who escaped.
Speaker 3: The barman at the pub said, how man came in,
Speaker 3: ordered five beers and drunk them. Then he got talking
Speaker 3: to the guy. So at no point is he going
Speaker 3: I've been held against my will. I'd have another one. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and he got any chips or anything. He's still serving
Speaker 3: lunch and have another three. It has five beers. Then
Speaker 3: they casually get chatting. Then he happens to mention to
Speaker 3: the trade periods. Dana are going to go on that
Speaker 3: that's a nightmare. Enter the trade, isn't it hey? By
Speaker 3: the way, Uh, it's the world ended because I've been
Speaker 3: in captivity. Only then does he bring it up that
Speaker 3: he might need help, that he's been in captivity and
Speaker 3: there are others after having and pounding five beers away?
Speaker 2: And how does a family go missing and no one
Speaker 2: notices for five nine years? Like if the O'Connell's went missing, we'd.
Speaker 5: Be like, where's the O'Connell's gone? They like, we haven't
Speaker 5: seen Christian.
Speaker 3: We have the entire power looking for me and going
Speaker 3: he owes this skup of live reads. It's going to
Speaker 3: give away the ten k and there a bit workday
Speaker 3: today as well.
Speaker 1: Come on the Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 9: It's time for the radio version of everyone's favorite nineteen
Speaker 9: fifties television game show, What's My Line of Work?
Speaker 3: All right, so ten thousand dollars are not for grubs
Speaker 3: right now, so you can ring off, but do try
Speaker 3: again later when you hear me play it again. Right now, though,
Speaker 3: it's time for what's my line of work? This is
Speaker 3: where you come on air. You give us a clue too,
Speaker 3: roughly what you do for a living. We then have
Speaker 3: a question each meet Jack and Pats. Then we have
Speaker 3: to try and guess what you do. What is your
Speaker 3: line of work? Now the person who is actually brilliant
Speaker 3: of this is to take to Pats.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think last week you got two out of the
Speaker 3: three calls that we did. Yep, So Pats is the
Speaker 3: best one. Jack and Jack and I I don't know
Speaker 3: who Jack and Ee is. Jack and I need to
Speaker 3: up our game on this, So give us a call now. Then,
Speaker 3: if you've got an instant job you think we're never
Speaker 3: going to guess what it is, give you a prize.
Speaker 3: If we don't guess correctly. Nine four one four one
Speaker 3: o four three nine four one four one oh four three,
Speaker 3: give us a call. If you've got an unusual job
Speaker 3: which you think we will never guess, we'll take your
Speaker 3: calls next. Nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 9: It's time for the radio version of everyone's favorite nineteen
Speaker 9: fifties television.
Speaker 3: Game show what's my line of work? All right? So
Speaker 3: you jump all the phones nine four, one four, one
Speaker 3: oh four three. If you've got an unusual job or
Speaker 3: a job you think that we're never guessing. Three question, Jack,
Speaker 3: myself and Pats will each ask you a question, and
Speaker 3: we've got to guess what we think you do for
Speaker 3: a living? What is your line of work? Are the
Speaker 3: players ready this morning?
Speaker 5: We are ready?
Speaker 3: That is the queen of this game at the moment.
Speaker 3: You got two out of three correctly guests yesterday, yesterday,
Speaker 3: last week. Let's go to Candy. Good morning, Candy, Good
Speaker 3: morning Christian. Okay, Candies, welcome to What's my line of work? Candies?
Speaker 3: First of all, a clue about your line of work?
Speaker 10: Christian?
Speaker 11: My job involves a lot of balloons.
Speaker 5: All right, Mike, can I go first?
Speaker 3: Instant guests?
Speaker 5: No, No, I'll ask you a Question'll go on. Do
Speaker 5: you wake up very early in the morning?
Speaker 3: No? Instant guests? Mind? If I take an instant guest team,
Speaker 3: do you work in a party shop?
Speaker 12: I don't work in a party shop.
Speaker 3: I'm now ow. If you have an instant guest, you
Speaker 3: know you full go the question?
Speaker 6: Do you work around a lot of kids? I?
Speaker 4: Do pay you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Are you like a party clown?
Speaker 8: I'm not a party clown?
Speaker 3: What do you do? Then?
Speaker 13: Very close? So I'm a children's party entertainer.
Speaker 11: So I'm a fairy, I'm a princess. I'm just a normal,
Speaker 11: colorful person doing space cleaning, balloon's games.
Speaker 10: All of that.
Speaker 13: Take care.
Speaker 3: But are you sometimes a clown?
Speaker 11: I've never been a clown?
Speaker 3: Actually, why do you shy away from clowning?
Speaker 8: I think, well, either I don't look like clown luckily,
Speaker 8: or they scare me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they've got a bad reputation now with the Penny
Speaker 2: Wise and Stephen King.
Speaker 3: Twenty nineteen and twenty twenty are going to be great
Speaker 3: years for clowns. I don't know the younger generation are
Speaker 3: going into clowning as a line of work anymore, whether
Speaker 3: it seems that fible an actual occupation, or whether that's
Speaker 3: one of those jobs. In five years time'll be like, hey, what.
Speaker 6: Happened to clowns?
Speaker 3: And then hire some pr company to rebrand. They won't
Speaker 3: be called clowns anymore. All right, Candy, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Will let's send your prize. Thank you, it's got a Tim.
Speaker 3: Good morning to Tim, Good.
Speaker 14: Morning, Gosh.
Speaker 3: Go tim sounds like you're on the road where about
Speaker 3: in Melbourne? Are you?
Speaker 14: Oh, I'm on my way home, so I'm just going
Speaker 14: through or heading towards Tidelberger.
Speaker 3: Right, gotcha? And your line of work roughly is give
Speaker 3: us a clue.
Speaker 14: I'm a bit of a rock star.
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 5: Do you work alone?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 3: Definitely not, definitely not. It's an affirmative there for definitely.
Speaker 3: It's part of a team. Then, okay, so you're a
Speaker 3: bit of a rock star. Do you work in the
Speaker 3: music industry?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 14: I do not.
Speaker 4: Perhaps this one's hard your witness. Do you have to
Speaker 4: wear safety gear for your job?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 3: I do rock stars these days? Do you have to
Speaker 3: wear those platform shoes? Are actually still reinforced? Aren't they
Speaker 3: on the toe?
Speaker 4: Can I take a punt?
Speaker 6: Are you a police officer?
Speaker 10: No? I'm not.
Speaker 5: Are you a geologist? Rock star?
Speaker 3: Is genius? That's the cryptic brain of yours kicking in
Speaker 3: again from the crossword great rock star, I get it,
Speaker 3: you're a geologist.
Speaker 14: I am. I was surprised. I thought I would have
Speaker 14: had you guys there.
Speaker 5: And so what's the safety gear? A helmet? In case
Speaker 5: of rock bumps?
Speaker 14: You on the head helmet yeah, steel cut boots. I
Speaker 14: is all that sort of caper. You've got a lot
Speaker 14: of big cuts driving around. You don't want them.
Speaker 3: I think it is actually Tim, you want to check
Speaker 3: that job description. Do not get hit by rocks?
Speaker 7: Tim?
Speaker 3: And what are you up to at the moment the
Speaker 3: world of geology? What does a geologist do at the
Speaker 3: moment in Melbourne?
Speaker 10: Not much?
Speaker 14: Most of the works up in the Hannah Valley in
Speaker 14: Newcastle area, right, okay?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 3: And what will you be doing? And see rock?
Speaker 14: So you do a lot of exploration, you do a
Speaker 14: lot of more planning, scheduling of Carl. That sort of caper.
Speaker 3: It strikes me as one of those jobs where you're
Speaker 3: your own boss. You can easily just loaf off for
Speaker 3: the day. And I didn't see any rocks today, Boss,
Speaker 3: Just watch Netflix and chill. You know.
Speaker 14: Yeah, you could kick up a few people upset trying
Speaker 14: to get that one through. But yeah, somebod's going.
Speaker 7: To go right.
Speaker 3: Okay, All right, Chim, well done, guys, have a good day. Okay, No,
Speaker 3: we got some for one last one. Let's make it Nick.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Nick, Good morning, Christian. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: What's my line of work? Okay, the rough clue is
Speaker 3: for your job.
Speaker 8: I have just up and down a lot.
Speaker 6: Are you like a linesman?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 3: So you're not a window cleaner?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Had him there, see a lot of ups and down.
Speaker 6: Do you fix lifts in buildings?
Speaker 3: She's done it again.
Speaker 8: I reckon, No, I don't six.
Speaker 6: Do you you service them? Sorry?
Speaker 8: Christ, No, I don't serve them.
Speaker 3: Do you install them?
Speaker 14: I install them.
Speaker 5: A little bit.
Speaker 3: I tried to cut me off. She hit the ball.
Speaker 3: So you install lifts. I install lifts, right, Maybe you
Speaker 3: can settle something. And we had a lift installed here,
Speaker 3: didn't we a couple of months ago? Remember them? Did
Speaker 3: all that work? Is it true? Once you get out
Speaker 3: of the lift, So we're on the second floor, Nick,
Speaker 3: is there an auto return to base where it automatically
Speaker 3: go back to the ground floor?
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, it can be programmed to do that.
Speaker 3: Right, Okay. Another thing, say, something very bad goes wrong? Okay,
Speaker 3: and a lift starts plummeting. This happened to me once.
Speaker 3: It's why I'm still scared. I won't going to lift alone.
Speaker 3: And it just starts descending. Right, there's some kind of
Speaker 3: emergency break that will kick in after a couple of
Speaker 3: floors just dropping into hell.
Speaker 8: When actually take a couple of floors. It's a lot
Speaker 8: quicker than you think when the emergency break comes in.
Speaker 2: Okay, And why would you need to go in with
Speaker 2: somebody else? How would that if you're plumbing to your dead.
Speaker 3: Someone to take my last words to testament if they
Speaker 3: get out to go to a local pub and have
Speaker 3: five beers before they say we need help. He's in
Speaker 3: there all right, Nick, thank you very much. You give
Speaker 3: us a callway, have a good day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 3: Three tight Wads. Let's turn today's show into a celebration
Speaker 3: of those tight wads we've known, we know, we work for.
Speaker 3: Today is Tight World Thursday. First of all, I meant
Speaker 3: to talk about this yesterday, but we've had a busy
Speaker 3: show and I was catching up with a friend of
Speaker 3: mine back in the UK. And he is a surgeon,
Speaker 3: not just a surgeon, he's a brain surgeon. Right, What
Speaker 3: an amazing job to do, literally saving people's lives. And
Speaker 3: come months ago he had one of his hardest operations
Speaker 3: and eleven and a half hour operation operate on someone's brain.
Speaker 3: I can't even understand how a human being can concentrate
Speaker 3: for that amount of time. Plus it's so much kind
Speaker 3: of micro micro micro detail with brain surgery where it's
Speaker 3: millimeters within millimeters and they have to retest to see
Speaker 3: if they've done it right. So he's there for eleven
Speaker 3: and a half hours. The guy he's operating on, he didn't
Speaker 3: know at the time it was a very very very
Speaker 3: wealthy businessman. When he wakes up, comes back and he's
Speaker 3: recovering very well. And a month later he rings my
Speaker 3: friend as a brain surge and saying, you've saved my life.
Speaker 3: I'd like to take you to one of London's finest
Speaker 3: restaurants to thank you. That meal was last Friday night.
Speaker 3: They go to an amazing one of the best, the
Speaker 3: finest restaurants, not just in London in the world. They
Speaker 3: have a lovely meal with some great wine, and he's
Speaker 3: throughout the whole the whole meal, is thanking him. You know,
Speaker 3: I can't believe what you've done for me my family.
Speaker 3: And then the bill comes and he says, this just
Speaker 3: we split this. No, he invited my friend out to
Speaker 3: thank him who saved his life, who's a brain surgeon.
Speaker 3: He invited him out to a really nice restent. He's
Speaker 3: a loaded millionaire and goes, shall we split the tab
Speaker 3: to a man who saved his life?
Speaker 5: He shouldn't.
Speaker 3: I mean he actually did it a politeness she would
Speaker 3: you wouldn't go, Oh no, you should pay if that's
Speaker 3: I saved your life and I can also get in
Speaker 3: that brain and ruin it again. How they is? I've
Speaker 3: never heard a story like that. I was astonished. Who
Speaker 3: could do that? Sit opposite someone, thank them that you
Speaker 3: invited out for dinner, a brain surgeon saved your life,
Speaker 3: and then make them pay half the bill. That is incredible.
Speaker 3: So this morning we're looking for your stories of tightwads.
Speaker 3: We work for a very tight word boss here. You know,
Speaker 3: there is a lot of money in Australian radio. Okay,
Speaker 3: not at this place. When I first got here, there
Speaker 3: was an email that went round. That's when I realized
Speaker 3: that maybe not everything is glittery about this place. I
Speaker 3: emigrated to. An email went round asking people to help
Speaker 3: volunteer to come weekend and paint the radio seation. Now,
Speaker 3: if this was a community sort of but I'm hearing
Speaker 3: the five minute ad breaks, I ain't giving that stuff
Speaker 3: away for free and like, what do they do with
Speaker 3: all the cash? And then the sales director came in
Speaker 3: to help paint the radio station. They were asking people
Speaker 3: if they would come in at their time at the
Speaker 3: weekend to come in and paint the radio station. And
Speaker 3: then there's the treat that the boss offered all of
Speaker 3: us yesterday. So yesterday you got the email.
Speaker 2: I was excited to know if everybody got it, at
Speaker 2: least a few and Pat's got a bed scenes that
Speaker 2: producer Brad and beckam you at as well.
Speaker 3: So thank us for our hard work. And this is
Speaker 3: a very lovely gesture. Our boss sue to thank us
Speaker 3: for our hard work, got us some cinema tickets each
Speaker 3: to go to Village Cinemas. That's a lovely plant thing. However,
Speaker 3: they expire within seven days. Not just that my email.
Speaker 3: Yesterday morning I had to do a video to Village
Speaker 3: Cinemas thanking them for a new thing they were doing
Speaker 3: with the radio station. Later, I get an email, I've
Speaker 3: got some free tickets to go to Village Cinema. I
Speaker 3: start to put it all together and then I don't
Speaker 3: say that the email says they expire within seven days.
Speaker 3: And hustle on this special offer and then brackets on
Speaker 3: the bus. These things have come from the listener's allocation. Hey,
Speaker 3: this is giveaway tickets that the boss has gone how
Speaker 3: much for the breakfast show? A few lists for the listeners.
Speaker 5: Even worse, unless if you will.
Speaker 3: Win tickets so that we can go within the next
Speaker 3: seven days. We got seven days team to go and
Speaker 3: see the Joker or the Hustlers.
Speaker 5: There's probably some terms and condition somewhere.
Speaker 3: Someone's heard on the weekend from midday till nine pm.
Speaker 2: And someone's gone, you can't give away as a prize
Speaker 2: tickets that expire within the week. That is just all right,
Speaker 2: give it the breakfast show, but make it seem like, hey,
Speaker 2: thanks for all your hard work. And what was the
Speaker 2: security around it as well? So you sent me an
Speaker 2: email and saying Brad will have an envelope.
Speaker 3: I thought first, and I've had this before where bosses
Speaker 3: will give you cash. I've had this years ago. I
Speaker 3: got a cash bonus in an envelope. Right, they didn't
Speaker 3: want to put it through the books. I was like,
Speaker 3: brilliant and h it was like and I had this producer,
Speaker 3: Brad has an envelope for you. You've worked very very hard.
Speaker 3: You and the team. It's a small thank you. I think,
Speaker 3: Oh well, it's a night away Rotted and Langham. Wait,
Speaker 3: click a link. They expire in seven days. It's come
Speaker 3: from the listeners winners allocation. What oh, can you do
Speaker 3: a video thanking them as well?
Speaker 5: That's the tots.
Speaker 3: It tight what Thursday is what we're talking about here.
Speaker 3: This is incredible, isn't it. So we've all got this tree.
Speaker 2: I guess we all get online today and see what
Speaker 2: movies we can get by next week.
Speaker 4: Project we're away for the next four days, so you've
Speaker 4: only got like Monday or Tuesday wednesnight.
Speaker 3: And I've got a feeling when we click that link
Speaker 3: it's only valid Sunday at five. They're going to work
Speaker 3: out what is their quietest showing. It's all just going
Speaker 3: to be us on the Breath Show. I'd imagine when
Speaker 3: Amos and Andy were at the Heyday running radio in Australia,
Speaker 3: they must have got the old cinema ticket bonus that
Speaker 3: expires within seven days. It was self destruct they got.
Speaker 2: I mean, and this is really the glorious thing that
Speaker 2: you want the gold cut, which is you can go
Speaker 2: to any movie you want at any time.
Speaker 5: They don't give them any away.
Speaker 2: You have to have a special ID with your photo
Speaker 2: on it, so you take it to the box office
Speaker 2: and you can see any movie that you want.
Speaker 5: That's what we should.
Speaker 6: Aim for Holy Grail.
Speaker 5: But in the.
Speaker 2: Meantime, I'm getting on the website.
Speaker 3: Now click that link. All right, okay, everyone give us
Speaker 3: a call then tighte one Thursday? What Tightwad stories have
Speaker 3: you got about friends or bosses you've worked for? Who
Speaker 3: are Tightwad's nine four one four one oh four to three.
Speaker 3: It's tight What Thursday?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Rio who works on this show works very hard, right
Speaker 3: that the whole of this small little team for a
Speaker 3: breakfast show in Australia. This is a small dedicated team. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's a good band of rebels and bandit's Rio just
Speaker 3: came in. He also got the offer from the boss
Speaker 3: who worked very hard. Click this link. It expires in
Speaker 3: seven days. Village Cinema tickets. Shout out to Village Cinema
Speaker 3: is they're the innocent party and all it's on their fault.
Speaker 3: Great cinemas, you know, there's one near me at South
Speaker 3: and I love going there. He's just clicked on the
Speaker 3: link excitedly to go and see Hustlers, Big j Lo
Speaker 3: Fan and Friday night. It's not vaundid on Friday or
Speaker 3: Saturday night.
Speaker 2: The ten am matinee is the only session and it'll
Speaker 2: let you book.
Speaker 3: We're gonna be late for the show next Tuesday. On
Speaker 3: there's a six six a m. Showing of short circuit
Speaker 3: to the bosses. Callers to Tommy who works on the show,
Speaker 3: used to work over at Nova, and he also said
Speaker 3: they also got the gold card.
Speaker 2: That's what we want and got village. If you're listening,
Speaker 2: what do we have to do to get the special
Speaker 2: gold card?
Speaker 3: Karen has told us this when she was a university
Speaker 3: student living on her own. Then boyfriend she's putting brackets in.
Speaker 3: Then boyfriend came over while I was studying. He surprised
Speaker 3: me with a little cake for afternoon tea, but then
Speaker 3: ask me for three bucks a chip in towards it,
Speaker 3: even ask for the cake. Tania, my dad, I love
Speaker 3: this one. My dad refused to pay seventy dollars for
Speaker 3: his new screen for his phone, so we cut out
Speaker 3: the glass from my husband's welding mask. He's very proud
Speaker 3: of himself until he had to replace the glass in
Speaker 3: the welding mask, which cost him even more. All right,
Speaker 3: so we look for your stories of tight wards to
Speaker 3: down Tight World Thursday nine four one oh four three. Sharon,
Speaker 3: come oning, Good morning, Lushian, Hey, welcome to tite World Thursday.
Speaker 3: What story have you got, Shadow?
Speaker 13: I worked for a retail company, a larger retail company
Speaker 13: in Melbourne. And for Christmas and the Christmas thank you
Speaker 13: gift for all that stuff, we got three individually wrapped chocolates. Seriously,
Speaker 13: three little chocolates that that was their thank you gift
Speaker 13: for Christmas.
Speaker 3: Just three. They couldn't step to a box of chocolates
Speaker 3: all don't bother, don't bother. Actually you know it's bet
Speaker 3: it three just do none. That's unbelievable, ridiculous.
Speaker 10: It was really bad.
Speaker 5: Were they at least good quality?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 13: No, they were just your standard chocolate.
Speaker 5: They weren't even no brand name.
Speaker 3: Do you think they've broken up? Not even Lynch. It's
Speaker 3: just terrible. Sharon, Thank you very much. You cool, have
Speaker 3: a good day.
Speaker 13: Thanks you toob Terry.
Speaker 3: Hello, okay, welcome to the show Type one Thursday. Tell
Speaker 3: us about the typeward you know then Hello Terry, so
Speaker 3: brave for the phone.
Speaker 10: Yeah yeah. I used to do framing on houses out
Speaker 10: on building sites and the last thing our boss would
Speaker 10: do of the day is the boil kettle, tip it
Speaker 10: the hot order into a furnace, take the hot water
Speaker 10: home and when he ate his clean did his dishes,
Speaker 10: he just tip the hot order into the sink so
Speaker 10: he didn't have to use.
Speaker 7: Way.
Speaker 3: Our boss has listened list week in a note right
Speaker 3: now and that's it from now. I know more village
Speaker 3: and tickets for you guys. You can have some complimentary
Speaker 3: hot water to take home, bathe your family and love wanting.
Speaker 5: You have to provide your own misty Terry.
Speaker 3: That is unbelievable. That takes the biscuit Terry. That's a
Speaker 3: great one. Thank you very much.
Speaker 10: Not a problem.
Speaker 3: Cameron, come oning, Hello camera, welcome to a show. Hope
Speaker 3: you having a good week type on Thursday. What's your
Speaker 3: story mate?
Speaker 11: Well, I had a very good boyfriend at one point
Speaker 11: who is no longer my boyfriend, who found a Valentine's
Speaker 11: Day card for me that he liked, so he took
Speaker 11: a photo of it.
Speaker 13: And sent it to me.
Speaker 5: This is how I feel about you.
Speaker 3: A little gift image the gift that keeps on giving.
Speaker 3: I guess camera and that's a great one. Thank you
Speaker 3: very much.
Speaker 1: She called the first time O'Connell breakfast show old one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 3: I remember years ago on my old radio show, we've
Speaker 3: done a week long competition with some shower manufacturer on
Speaker 3: the big ones in the UK, giving away a shower day.
Speaker 3: You can see why they hired me to come out
Speaker 3: here get the guys giving away a shower day. So
Speaker 3: it was the main man over there in the UK
Speaker 3: making moves, doing deals.
Speaker 5: When are we finally doing that here as well?
Speaker 3: When twenty twenty they're sending you the big stuff for
Speaker 3: twenty twenty. Anyway, shower day okay? And then the sales
Speaker 3: teams the afternoon and go, look, the client really loves it.
Speaker 3: Do you want if they come in and watch it
Speaker 3: on Friday? And we're like yeh sure, okay. This guy
Speaker 3: turns up right and he throws me the brochure. Right
Speaker 3: we just moved house and he goes, oh, I hed,
Speaker 3: you just moved in. I'd like to give you a
Speaker 3: free shower and I go, oh wow, thanks, this is
Speaker 3: all off it. Then he goes, not want the expensive
Speaker 3: ones at the.
Speaker 5: Back, stick to the front of the pamphlet, please.
Speaker 3: Right, And I was like, ha ha, and he went, no,
Speaker 3: that's just the front half. Un today, I actually said,
Speaker 3: not one of the expensive ones of the fact I
Speaker 3: looked at the ones at the front. Are those ones
Speaker 3: you get in a cheap sort of hotel that have
Speaker 3: got a trickle of water that come out, you know,
Speaker 3: the waters sort of? Alright, let's take out one or
Speaker 3: two more calls. Jason, good morning.
Speaker 15: Good morning.
Speaker 8: How are you today?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're good mate. I hope you are having a
Speaker 3: good week as well. Jason tight Ones, what have you
Speaker 3: got for us?
Speaker 8: When I was working at Red Rooster growing up, where
Speaker 8: you had one of our managers that went around and
Speaker 8: pulled one fluorescient two out of each of the double
Speaker 8: fluorescent lights to try and save some electricity?
Speaker 5: Do you even seeing notables not change with that?
Speaker 3: What are you saving over a year? What are the
Speaker 3: net savings?
Speaker 8: Ten cents? Awago, reckon, that's it.
Speaker 3: That's it. After each show. Now we'll be stripping this place. Sorry, Huggy,
Speaker 3: you have to do my candlelight savings austerity measures. Jason,
Speaker 3: that's a great one. Thank you very much, mate. Have
Speaker 3: a good day you do.
Speaker 12: Uh Katrina, Hi, I've got to crack it for you.
Speaker 3: Great off your go. Mate.
Speaker 12: Used to work in a travel agency and one of
Speaker 12: my bosses used to use notepads with pencil, rub them
Speaker 12: out and reuse notepads over and over, just one.
Speaker 3: Sheet being written over it again and again and again,
Speaker 3: like engraving on something that's incredible. Katrina, thank you very much,
Speaker 3: have a good day.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 14: I understand.
Speaker 5: I am nothing against you.
Speaker 3: Too participation of what's about to happen?
Speaker 7: Am I right? Room?
Speaker 3: You two? Chris O'Connell's ten Weeks of Chips YouTube all right,
Speaker 3: Week three only on the Christian. I call it back
Speaker 3: for show till the next seven weeks. We've got tickets
Speaker 3: every single day at seven point thirty. This week it's
Speaker 3: you two, Joshua Treats or Live in a couple of
Speaker 3: weeks time Marvel Stadium next week. We announced this yesterday.
Speaker 3: Lenny Kravitz back in Australia for the first time in
Speaker 3: eight years. Tickets on sale next Thursday, eleven am. How
Speaker 3: many Lenny's iman. Last year we did how many Feels?
Speaker 3: We're dusting off that old one. How many Lennies next week?
Speaker 3: Stop brushing up on Lenny Cravits's height. If you want
Speaker 3: to win those this week, you two tickets. We've been
Speaker 3: playing you two against you, two for you too, ask
Speaker 3: you to play with somebody else. So so far we've
Speaker 3: had husband and wife's playing in bed. We've had people
Speaker 3: cart pulling the radiographers trying to win the tickets. A
Speaker 3: couple of days ago, so I was being a car
Speaker 3: with somebody else right now. We've also had the mum
Speaker 3: with two daughters ten years apart yesterday on a quite
Speaker 3: a fraught kind of tension in that car because they
Speaker 3: crashed out. The first question, do you remember them?
Speaker 10: Yep?
Speaker 2: I had a lady yesterday during the song Janine, if
Speaker 2: you're listening, who is trying to find just a person
Speaker 2: on the street to be her plus one because she
Speaker 2: was driving alone.
Speaker 3: I thought, tomorrow, do we insist that they have to
Speaker 3: play with a strange ranger? This might take a bit
Speaker 3: of setting up.
Speaker 2: How about you get like extra points if you get
Speaker 2: on with the strangers today or tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Priority priorities through if you pick a stranger, anyone at
Speaker 3: the bus stop or anything like that tomorrow. But today
Speaker 3: you just need to play for somebody else. Teams have
Speaker 3: two you two taken on YouTube for you two tickets.
Speaker 3: I will say this, but you sa Beck has been
Speaker 3: writing the questions this week. And remember we used to
Speaker 3: do beat the Boss. The question master used to struggle.
Speaker 3: She's struggling with hit Thursday, and some of the questions
Speaker 3: I've had to weedle out.
Speaker 2: Oh no, We've asked everything there is to ask about
Speaker 2: you too.
Speaker 3: Well, so the leaders would do you know Bono's brother's name?
Speaker 3: I know that I've interviewed about five times. It's never
Speaker 3: come up in conversation about his brother, Norman. Norman. By
Speaker 3: the way, if you know Norman, imagine that someone gets through. Yes,
Speaker 3: we'll get over.
Speaker 7: We go.
Speaker 3: What's Bono's brother's name? What all right? Called her?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: The questions aren't as hard as that nine one O
Speaker 3: four three. To win your tickets, you just need to
Speaker 3: be playing with somebody else in teams of two you,
Speaker 3: two for you, two for you two nine four one
Speaker 3: four one I four three. Good luck.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Let's play you two for you, two for you two.
Speaker 14: I understand, I am.
Speaker 9: Nothing against YouTube anticipation of what's about half a rock room?
Speaker 7: You knows you O'Connor's chain.
Speaker 3: Weeks of tricks you two all right? The way we're
Speaker 3: giving away to YouTube tickets this week, week three and
Speaker 3: ten weeks of tickets next week. Lenny Kravitz, we're asking
Speaker 3: you a YouTube question. You're playing in teams of two
Speaker 3: of you, Hobe. We've got some brothers lined up. We've
Speaker 3: also got a couple of guys at work sales reps
Speaker 3: waiting in the load and bay. If we get to them,
Speaker 3: come on here. We ask you a YouTube question, you
Speaker 3: know how five seconds to talk amongst yourselves. Then you
Speaker 3: need to give us the answer. If you get it wrong,
Speaker 3: we go on to the next you too. First, this morning,
Speaker 3: we got two brothers in the car. Love this Stewart
Speaker 3: and brother Adam. Good morning boys. Hello first of all,
Speaker 3: then hello to we still have.
Speaker 4: Hello.
Speaker 3: I love this. Were you do when the stoodn't found
Speaker 3: what you're looking for?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 9: Tim Graham, Tim grand Right and great Man tickets were good?
Speaker 5: Are we talking to him each other?
Speaker 3: I don't know what's happened Stuart? First of all, good
Speaker 3: morning Stewart, Good morning Christian and good morning Adam. Goody.
Speaker 3: Question and who is driving the car?
Speaker 10: All right, we're not trending. Stewart's driving the car.
Speaker 3: Stewart is driving the car, gotcha both you two fans?
Speaker 10: M yeah, well Adam moves on ys like you know
Speaker 10: here we have them right.
Speaker 3: Okay, you're ready for your question? Bring it on? All right,
Speaker 3: here we go.
Speaker 5: That's about you too.
Speaker 3: Oh we're here, so it's justly spilt something on my questions.
Speaker 3: I've just rushed it off. Okay, your question is, name
Speaker 3: the You two single that didn't make it onto the
Speaker 3: Joshua Tree album? Name the You two single that didn't
Speaker 3: make it onto the Joshua Tree album. You're trying to
Speaker 3: starts now, Brothers, what do you think the answer is?
Speaker 10: This is mis.
Speaker 9: Jabo and you call.
Speaker 7: It from the pub?
Speaker 3: Sorry? Boys, now, isn'tsarievo? No, let's time on the brothers
Speaker 3: crash out? Wherever were you in it? Brother's grim? What
Speaker 3: the hell was going on with that?
Speaker 5: So we can only get better from here on?
Speaker 3: All right? Have we got here? Nicole and Matthew, good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning okay, so do you work together? What's to
Speaker 3: deal with the Cole and Matthew.
Speaker 11: We're engaged. We've been together for almost twenty three years,
Speaker 11: and yeah, we're going to be forever together for another
Speaker 11: fifty one.
Speaker 3: You sign a contract. It's like a phone contract with
Speaker 3: the chance of no upgrades.
Speaker 15: Do you make me laugh?
Speaker 11: Every day? Starting is free medicine for the mind, body
Speaker 11: and soul.
Speaker 3: We are we lying? Yes, I said very kind thing
Speaker 3: to say, Thank you very much, Nicole. I'm just I'm
Speaker 3: just reading at the fact that you know you're going
Speaker 3: to be together for fifty one years, precisely fifty one years.
Speaker 11: I'm sorry. I didn't mean to sound so silly.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, it's funny. That's the same with
Speaker 3: Joe Janaher. You know the Bombers. He'll be there for
Speaker 3: fifty one years.
Speaker 11: Matthew Barricks to the Bombers.
Speaker 3: Oh right, yeah, yeah, all right? So are you big
Speaker 3: you two fans?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Have you seen them march together before and you're twenty
Speaker 3: four years together?
Speaker 11: Yes, we have.
Speaker 14: We've went to the RIDI good concert.
Speaker 3: I went to Vertigo right, brilliant. Yeah, A great live
Speaker 3: show that was, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right, you're ready for your question?
Speaker 11: Yep?
Speaker 3: Please engaged for.
Speaker 2: Twenty four years, together for fifty one.
Speaker 3: You do the math, by the way, let me kill
Speaker 3: the music. One last question. So you haven't been engaged
Speaker 3: for twenty four years? Have you? No?
Speaker 12: Oh?
Speaker 11: You finally to me last birthday of September last year,
Speaker 11: on Grand Final day, on my birthday, and I'm ready
Speaker 11: together twenty two. This is the twenty third year.
Speaker 3: It took us time, didn't me? He was really just
Speaker 3: wighing up the options, wasn't he? Nineteen years? Still not sure?
Speaker 3: Twenty years, still not sure?
Speaker 5: All the negotiations for that fifty one year.
Speaker 3: Another fact that would post on the Grand Final. What
Speaker 3: else is a Bombers fan going to do? Sing burn?
Speaker 7: Wait?
Speaker 3: Well we oh yeah? The questions? Yeah, Nicole and Matthew
Speaker 3: Sorry Christians, no, you stop saying so you know anything wrong?
Speaker 3: You're funny. We love you too. What is the name?
Speaker 3: What is the name of you two's debut album? What
Speaker 3: is the name of you two's debut alby mid time
Speaker 3: starts now? Good luck?
Speaker 7: Oh oh no, no, right, going to.
Speaker 3: Have to Russia. It's the first this album, the first
Speaker 3: U two album. What was it called? That's your question
Speaker 3: for the you two tickets. I think everyone wants you
Speaker 3: guys to win tree.
Speaker 11: Yes, no, it wasn't that came out in eighty seven.
Speaker 11: They came they brought out something year or was ninety seventy?
Speaker 13: I think.
Speaker 3: I think the second I don't know what about play
Speaker 3: it now? We need excuse me?
Speaker 11: Can I ask one question? Are we a lot of
Speaker 11: time ringing in tomorrow to play again or not?
Speaker 3: That's you haven't even answered the question. You don't get
Speaker 3: that on mini now hot seat?
Speaker 5: Any can I get any?
Speaker 3: Can I come back tuesday? Do you know what have
Speaker 3: the how the I'm going to give you the tickets? Okay,
Speaker 3: because I think you two are right now. You haven't
Speaker 3: even answered question, but you deserve the tickets.
Speaker 11: I'd like to kiss your feet in your cheeks for
Speaker 11: right now.
Speaker 3: And the rest of me she doesn't care for all, right,
Speaker 3: do you want to? That's quite right? Do you even
Speaker 3: have a guess at the question what's the name of
Speaker 3: you two's debut album lumbers?
Speaker 11: I would say Josh's Tree, but I know it's not.
Speaker 3: It was boy. But you've got the tickets? Okay?
Speaker 11: Oh, thank you so much and thank you for making uncle.
Speaker 15: Laugh every time.
Speaker 3: I know you've made us laugh this morning. Thank you
Speaker 3: very much, and congratulations on that engagement and the next
Speaker 3: fifty one years together.
Speaker 11: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: Do you know what everyone I say right now? That's
Speaker 3: text if you are in a relationship, Text the person
Speaker 3: that you're in a relationship with and say I want
Speaker 3: to spend the next fifty one years with you and
Speaker 3: just see what happens.
Speaker 1: The first time O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point.
Speaker 3: Three time for this week's isolated vocal. That's as well.
Speaker 3: We stop everything pay isolated vocal track. Then we play
Speaker 3: the song that's taken from When you listen to the
Speaker 3: isolated vocal performance, it's somehow stripped away from all the music,
Speaker 3: it sounds purer and more. I don't know, it's got
Speaker 3: this different quality. This is a song you must have
Speaker 3: heard a thousand times on radio stations all over the
Speaker 3: world foreigner Cold as Ice. But when you take away
Speaker 3: all the music and so the lyrics pop out a
Speaker 3: bit more with the meaning behind them, it's a different song.
Speaker 3: Have you listened to this? It's this week's isolated vocal.
Speaker 15: You're as cold as ice, You're willing to sacrifice our love.
Speaker 15: You never take advice. Someday you pay the place. No,
Speaker 15: I've seen it before. It happens all the time. Clothing
Speaker 15: Now you leave the world behind.
Speaker 3: You're digging for gold.
Speaker 15: You're throwing over a fortune in three your legs, But
Speaker 15: someday you're paying. You're as cool as ice. You're willing
Speaker 15: to sacrifice on love. You want paradise, but someday you'll
Speaker 15: pay the price.
Speaker 1: Sun No The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Did you text your other half to say you want
Speaker 3: to be with them for fifty one years? I've texted
Speaker 3: my wife no reply that she's horrified.
Speaker 5: I got a reply.
Speaker 3: What did you say?
Speaker 2: I said, I want to spend the next fifty one
Speaker 2: years with you. Biancho right back me too, love heart,
Speaker 2: love heart love hat.
Speaker 6: Oh Neally weeds.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Perhaps if you texted Chris, he takes it back.
Speaker 6: I love you too.
Speaker 3: Oh wait, I want to commit for fifty one years.
Speaker 3: As to where I be love got.
Speaker 5: You're the one who hasn't got a response.
Speaker 3: Yet because I think she's actually fainted. They're just how
Speaker 3: lucky she's the only one life many times over, but
Speaker 3: extending for another fifty one years. I might text the
Speaker 3: boss here and so I want to be with you
Speaker 3: for fifty one years, but maybe not. All right, So
Speaker 3: it's time for kids, what's bugging you?
Speaker 5: What's bugging you?
Speaker 3: All right? This is now We talk to everyone on
Speaker 3: the school run right now and another a lot of
Speaker 3: kids listening to the show, which we love, but I
Speaker 3: know a lot of the kids you're forced to listen
Speaker 3: to the show. We are not the show you would
Speaker 3: actually want to choose on the radio, but mum or
Speaker 3: dad driving you right now make you listen to us.
Speaker 3: So apologies for that. However, once a week is a
Speaker 3: thank you for putting up with the show. We that
Speaker 3: you have your own feature, and this is where you
Speaker 3: can simply call up me, call us up right now
Speaker 3: and tell us what is annoying you right now. It
Speaker 3: might be something an argument that you've had with mum
Speaker 3: or dad, or something that's been going on since the
Speaker 3: weekend or from last night with your brother or sister.
Speaker 3: But it's simply your feature. Kids, It's called kids, what's
Speaker 3: bugging You? And you just give me a call out
Speaker 3: nine four one four one four three and you tell us.
Speaker 3: What is bugging you in my house right now? There
Speaker 3: was an argument last night. I told the kids good news,
Speaker 3: se the boss has rewarded me for some hard work
Speaker 3: and has given us four cinema tickets and sitting there
Speaker 3: when we could go to the movies this weekend, Maybe
Speaker 3: go and see Hustler and the Hussy's and it's new
Speaker 3: Jennifer Lopez movie looks really good based on a true story.
Speaker 3: And my youngest daughter, who is about to turn thirteen.
Speaker 3: A couple of weeks time, I said, oh, I want
Speaker 3: to go with a friend, but we just need you
Speaker 3: to walk us into the cinema and then leave right
Speaker 3: because it's m A fifteen.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, adult supervision.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so they won't need us to walk into the cinema.
Speaker 3: And I said, well, I won't mind seeing it myself,
Speaker 3: because no, we don't want you being in there. Don't come.
Speaker 3: And then she said, some friends of ours, what they've
Speaker 3: been doing is buying tickets to go and see Dora
Speaker 3: the Explorer, going into that a little showing and then
Speaker 3: go into the toilet straight away and then just walking
Speaker 3: straight out because no one would check straight into the
Speaker 3: showing of Hustlers.
Speaker 2: Well, you say, no one would check. But that used
Speaker 2: to be my job at HOHI is to look out
Speaker 2: for that scam, which was pulled off many times by
Speaker 2: young kids. One one time, kids got into hostel you
Speaker 2: know the horror movie, and I had to kick him out.
Speaker 2: I said, sorry, guys, you're the man.
Speaker 3: I can't imagine you doing that. Come on, you're the
Speaker 3: least man.
Speaker 2: Man kicked him out. I still remembering three kids on
Speaker 2: their way out joy On their way out, they went
Speaker 2: past the broom cupboard, took a broom out and on
Speaker 2: the other side of the doors put the broom through
Speaker 2: the two handles of the door, so that when I
Speaker 2: came out again, I was locked.
Speaker 3: They stuck it to the man. The heroes are the story.
Speaker 5: Those kids had to go out of fire exit.
Speaker 3: That's a bad work when you've been owned by some
Speaker 3: kids throughout hostel. All right, give us a cool kids.
Speaker 3: What's bugging you? Nine four one four three?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melvin's Gold one four point three?
Speaker 1: What all right?
Speaker 3: We do this every Thursday. It's a chance for us
Speaker 3: to say thank you to the younger listeners that are
Speaker 3: forced to listen to us on the school run, so kitch,
Speaker 3: you just call us up and tell us what is
Speaker 3: bugging you. Let's go to Sophia. Good morning, good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning Sophia. So you're on the school run right now? Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, Sophia, what's going what's going on?
Speaker 16: So I'm none and I still have to sit in.
Speaker 14: A booster Oh that's not right?
Speaker 3: Not at nine? What are you doing in a booster seat?
Speaker 16: I'm too small?
Speaker 3: Oh, but I think you're perfectly sized. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: just for safety, but it must really irritate you. Do
Speaker 3: you feel a bit fed up?
Speaker 13: Yep?
Speaker 3: And do your friends? Do your mates are also your age?
Speaker 3: Do they see you getting out the little diddy booster seat?
Speaker 16: I do not? Actually?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And what about what happens when you go to
Speaker 3: the cinema? Do you have to sit in the booster
Speaker 3: seat at the cinema?
Speaker 14: Hello?
Speaker 3: Ah? Right, but that's okay, then you're fine. Who is
Speaker 3: making you sit in the booster seat? My mom? Yeah?
Speaker 3: What happens if you throw away the booster seat? Can
Speaker 3: you know you're too small in the back of the car.
Speaker 16: Yeah, I am way too small in the back of
Speaker 16: the car.
Speaker 3: Right, Okay, are you eating all your greens?
Speaker 12: Sometimes.
Speaker 3: Well that's a problem right there. If you start having
Speaker 3: a lot more broccoli, you'll see that you will get
Speaker 3: a lot taller overnight. I reckon you'll be another two
Speaker 3: or three feet tall if you have some broccoli today. Ill,
Speaker 3: all right, so here, thank you very much for giving
Speaker 3: us a call. Have a good day at school, you too,
Speaker 3: Thank you, girl, Lucy, good morning, Good morning. Hey Lucy.
Speaker 3: You've called us before, haven't you. Yeah, yeah, welcome back
Speaker 3: to the show. Okay, Lucy, always great to chat to. Lucy, Lucy?
Speaker 3: What is bugging you?
Speaker 16: I'm my art teacher.
Speaker 3: What's the problem with the art teacher?
Speaker 16: She's old and annoying?
Speaker 3: Right, you see what the thing is? You know, the
Speaker 3: teachers have to be older than you, but they've got
Speaker 3: all that knowledge and all that wisdom to share with you.
Speaker 16: Well, she doesn't really like my class and her breast stinks.
Speaker 3: Well that's a bit of a mean thing to say,
Speaker 3: isn't it. You can't be saying that about your teachers
Speaker 3: that are breasting. She's a person too. It would be
Speaker 3: very nice thing to someone to say about you, would it, Lucy, Lucy? Hello, Lucy?
Speaker 3: Still with us? All right? List and Lucy, we're gonna
Speaker 3: move on now, mate. Okay, thanks for giving us a call.
Speaker 3: You've gotta be kind to your teachers. They're just people
Speaker 3: like you as well, trying to do their job. All right,
Speaker 3: Cheers Lucy, Anthony, good morning.
Speaker 16: Good body.
Speaker 3: Christian, Hey, good morning. This is more like it. Anthony.
Speaker 3: How are you doing good? Yeah? You looking forward to
Speaker 3: school today?
Speaker 16: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah? What what are you excited about at school today? Anthony?
Speaker 16: Well, we're doing this this this Coultier with technology and
Speaker 16: we had to bring you the toy. We're ready to
Speaker 16: see what we could change.
Speaker 3: But that is amazing. You're obviously a very are you
Speaker 3: clever young boy? Anthony? Yeah, Australia in the world needs
Speaker 3: young people like you at the age of eight to
Speaker 3: start innovating with toys to see what you can do better.
Speaker 11: Yep.
Speaker 3: If it goes well today, I'd like you to come
Speaker 3: in on the Breakfast show to say there's anything that
Speaker 3: we can innovate around here. We need to innovate a
Speaker 3: bit more. Okay, but listen, what is the thing that's
Speaker 3: bugging you than Anthony? What?
Speaker 16: Christian?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 16: What's buggy? The other way died? My dad had to
Speaker 16: wake the tour and I'll righty, pibby five dollars? What
Speaker 16: do we that tour?
Speaker 3: Okay, right, yep, this is shocking. So how much are
Speaker 3: you owed by dad? How much are you owed? How
Speaker 3: much does dad owe you?
Speaker 16: Five dollars?
Speaker 3: Five dollars? And when did you do the chores?
Speaker 16: I think suday?
Speaker 3: Yep, sunday. Okay, So here's what you have to do, right,
Speaker 3: how's in maths? Have you learned about a thing called interest?
Speaker 3: So right, okay, quick listen. Now, the more that you're
Speaker 3: not paid something, your dadn't now owes you extra money
Speaker 3: because you're owed interest. So that five dollars, let's just
Speaker 3: call it a dollar a day in interest. He now
Speaker 3: owes you nine dollars today. If he doesn't pay you today,
Speaker 3: it goes up to yeah, I know that's I don't.
Speaker 5: Know what lime sharks. You're not working for you, Anthony,
Speaker 5: but they going.
Speaker 3: So if he doesn't pay today, he owes you nine
Speaker 3: dollars and then it's ten tomorrow. Okay, so we need
Speaker 3: to pay you today. Okay, all right, it's he in
Speaker 3: the car now, yes, can you hear me?
Speaker 16: I think I'll put you on staker.
Speaker 13: I bet he could hear you do that?
Speaker 3: Anthony. First of all, what's what's the what's the dad's name? Paul? Right, okay,
Speaker 3: clap's the tech name? That's the top turner? Is that
Speaker 3: you've done? And i'll speak of home? Yeah, good morning, Paul. Listen,
Speaker 3: I'm acting on map of Anthony here. Yeah, as a
Speaker 3: deck collector. You now, oh, Anthony, your son nine dollars
Speaker 3: because you haven't paid. It's been accruing interest. It's compounded
Speaker 3: to the five now rolls to nine. Of course, if
Speaker 3: it's not pay to day or go over to ten tomorrow, well.
Speaker 8: Can I be for all the other extras that I
Speaker 8: have to do for him?
Speaker 3: Regarden?
Speaker 8: He's washing and.
Speaker 3: I hate it when money comes between the father and
Speaker 3: a son. But look, you made a deal, and you've
Speaker 3: got to understand a deal's a deal. If he's done
Speaker 3: the chores, you own the money.
Speaker 14: Paul Okay, Well, I'll give his party to talk to
Speaker 14: my party.
Speaker 3: All right, Thanks, bol Anthony, have a good day, love
Speaker 3: me talking to you mate, Thank you. Good luck innovating the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell breakfast show. Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
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Speaker 3: Take it easy, take it easy, okay, don't worry. And
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Speaker 17: I'm getting a haircut tomorrow.
Speaker 3: It's a prepig haircuts. Now here have you got ten
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Speaker 5: There are cheaper places.
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Speaker 17: I think I will.
Speaker 13: Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 17: And I really need a new car, so I might
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Speaker 11: I have one?
Speaker 17: She gets to a rain room before on another station.
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Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 3: All right, thanks Mallory, Well done.
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Speaker 1: The Christian o'connal Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: We've got a couple of emails here. One of them
Speaker 3: is the a y Well never getting your emails, and
Speaker 3: you can email about anything we've been talking on the show.
Speaker 3: It might be a previous show this week or last week,
Speaker 3: or a podcast you found from a year ago. It's
Speaker 3: called Late to the Party. This one is from Cat Fagan,
Speaker 3: Late to the Party about working as an extra. Are
Speaker 3: we doing this on five DO Tuesday?
Speaker 5: Today?
Speaker 3: We're asking if you ever worked as an extra. Christian
Speaker 3: I worked on an extra on every season of Wentworth.
Speaker 3: I had a few bit parts as well. My most
Speaker 3: recent one was a one I've done a couple of times,
Speaker 3: junkie prisoner in the background and Christian. They do this
Speaker 3: amazing makeup there, and so I was to pay an
Speaker 3: addict on it. And it was on a Friday evening.
Speaker 3: We finished filming a bit late and I was due
Speaker 3: to go home where we having some people coming around.
Speaker 3: Totally forgotten that I still had the makeup on from
Speaker 3: the show. Went home. My husband had a few friends
Speaker 3: around already for a few drinks sitting on a back deck.
Speaker 3: I got back home and started chatting to them. Of
Speaker 3: course I forgot totally because I was rushing that I
Speaker 3: still had the TV makeup as a prison junkie with
Speaker 3: track marks on my arm everything. Evyan was just sort
Speaker 3: of staring at me as I was chatting casually to them.
Speaker 3: That's from Cat and then this one comes from our
Speaker 3: good friend Lovely Simon owens over at three AW.
Speaker 5: It's written before the show.
Speaker 3: Is a regular correspondent. Yeah, lovely guy Simon. Really nice
Speaker 3: blow over there at three AW and me Jack and
Speaker 3: Pat says where we'll be lending up in a couple
Speaker 3: of years time if it all goes well.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 3: At the moment, we're pretty good on the short list
Speaker 3: for the midnight till two on a Sunday morning. Go
Speaker 3: shout out to Russ and John. Okay, this is from Christian.
Speaker 3: I've been enjoying all the Neighbours chat this week, a
Speaker 3: little bit behind on the podcast. Two things I felt
Speaker 3: compelled to tell you about Neighbors. Number one, I've had
Speaker 3: the pleasure of interviewing the great Barry Crocker, who sang
Speaker 3: the first couple of versions of this the classic Neighbors
Speaker 3: theme tune. Barry Crooker told me that the writers of
Speaker 3: the classic TV theme tune, Aki Trent and Tony Hatch.
Speaker 3: Tony Hatch has written seriously over fifty I would guess
Speaker 3: massive TV theme tunes is a legend of a TV
Speaker 3: theme tune writing. Anyway, the original writers of the song
Speaker 3: to Neighbors were extremely clever. Get this, What a smart move.
Speaker 3: When they were approached to write the theme tune for
Speaker 3: this brand new show, they agreed to do so on
Speaker 3: one proviso. It was guaranteed that as long as the
Speaker 3: show is on air, it has to be their theme tune.
Speaker 3: That is always the theme tune. Very small, what a
Speaker 3: gamble because they didn't know it was going to last
Speaker 3: for what thirty five years, has been running now and
Speaker 3: still going strong, so different people can come and sing it.
Speaker 3: You're always going to get the royalties for a show
Speaker 3: that has been is in sixty different countries. You making
Speaker 3: bank on that. It's an incredible deal. What a great idea.
Speaker 3: So they would have had what thirty five years of
Speaker 3: royalties even now that we're getting some from US. Christian
Speaker 3: Ian Smith Howard Bishop has got a couple of mentions
Speaker 3: on the show this week with your six Degrees of Neighbors.
Speaker 3: He is one of my favorite ever guests. You have
Speaker 3: to get him on the show. We've been blessed this week.
Speaker 3: We've had Brett Swain called in on Monday when were
Speaker 3: originally saying neighbors. Because Reg Watson, the creator of the show,
Speaker 3: passed to over the weekend. Brett Swain played Kim Timmins.
Speaker 3: This has now sent us on a Timmins family reunion.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we had sting Ray Timmins played by Ben Nichols,
Speaker 3: whose mother in law had heard us talking about it
Speaker 3: and asked him to give us a call. Be great
Speaker 3: if by the end of this week we could get
Speaker 3: another Timmins and also the great Harold Bishop. Christian heat
Speaker 3: You've got to get him on the show is Oh
Speaker 3: my God, just sing. He's given me his mobile number.
Speaker 3: We down to that bit. Delightful guy, always up for chat.
Speaker 3: He told me one of the best stories I've ever heard.
Speaker 3: I know you love your stories, but I've been at
Speaker 3: three aw twenty four years some has been there. I've
Speaker 3: never heard a story as good as this. It's about
Speaker 3: the time he met John Cleese when they were shooting
Speaker 3: a commercial on a golf course. I will not tell
Speaker 3: you the story. You have to get Ian Smith aka
Speaker 3: Harold Bishop to tell you the story. On Friday show.
Speaker 3: It'll be a show stopper for the week.
Speaker 2: I've got Harold's night asking on somebody's phone night and
Speaker 2: we just didn't who's calling Christian.
Speaker 5: We just don't go around and go, hey, he's Chris
Speaker 5: christims Worth phone number.
Speaker 3: We don't want to get. Oh man, he's probably going
Speaker 3: to get it in the neck anyway for three W.
Speaker 3: But even contacting arrival breakfast show and now passing on
Speaker 3: I haven't got it here that or the temptation of
Speaker 3: calling to that after a couple of glasses of wine
Speaker 3: starting impressions of neighbors characters Ron, do we call it? Yes?
Speaker 3: Do we call it and say we're from three a W.
Speaker 3: Then he won't get annoyed and just stick him on
Speaker 3: air tomorrow. He won't know who he's talking to anyway.
Speaker 3: Simon Owens, thank you very much for emails if you've
Speaker 3: got any about anything to the show or any phone
Speaker 3: numbers of any other neighbors. Cast members still trying to
Speaker 3: get hold of Stephan Dennis. Has anyone listening got Stephan
Speaker 3: Dennis's mobile number to get Paul Robinson on tomorrow as well?
Speaker 3: Email me Christian at Gold one O four three dot
Speaker 3: com dot au for all your later parties.
Speaker 1: The Christian Who Conwell, Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point.
Speaker 3: Three, The neighbors loving continues. Just have this hot email
Speaker 3: off the press breaking from John Watts, area sales manager,
Speaker 3: Vic East and Taz for Oliver Footwear. You know I'm
Speaker 3: obsessed with I always read all listeners emails to see
Speaker 3: what jobs you do. Hi, I heard you talking about
Speaker 3: Barry Crocker used to sing the your Neighbors theme tune.
Speaker 3: My mom used to live around the corner from Barry
Speaker 3: and Geelong, caught the bus to school with him. One
Speaker 3: of my mates sold Stephen Dennis a Ford Territory a
Speaker 3: few years back. So much there and that's why John
Speaker 3: Watts is the area sales manager Vick East and Taz
Speaker 3: for Oliver Footwear. A twofo, not one. His mom used
Speaker 3: to live around the corner from the guy who had
Speaker 3: sung the original a Neighbor's theme tune, Barry Crocker, and
Speaker 3: caught the school bus with him, and then one of
Speaker 3: his face so Stephen Dennis a Ford Territory a few
Speaker 3: years back. That's one of the best six degrees of
Speaker 3: neighbors we've had all week. Maybe tomorrow. Have you sold
Speaker 3: anything to someone who used to be in neighbors.
Speaker 2: It's still probably have his numbers. Yeah, after selling your
Speaker 2: car you take someone's number.
Speaker 3: Well listen, wa see he's area of sales manager Vicky
Speaker 3: and tas for Oliver footwear work give us the details,
Speaker 3: all right? Today's that work time waster is make a
Speaker 3: movie cheap?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 3: I've got Lord of the Key Rings yeap Ocean's one
Speaker 3: budget cutbacks in the forty of the two Danny Ocean's
Speaker 3: Gone Oceans one warm tub time machines too hot to
Speaker 3: get it rid of you. It's just warm enough. Just
Speaker 3: go in now and Avatarp that's all right, yeah, Avatarp.
Speaker 3: If you love your top based humor, keep it locked
Speaker 3: on to me. My friends Jack, what if you've got
Speaker 3: for make a movie cheap?
Speaker 5: The sound of royalty free music.
Speaker 3: Sounds of silence in the studio, my friend avatop.
Speaker 5: Dinking, Miss Daisy, too expensive to drive?
Speaker 3: Plus, that's very good. Do you call it a dink here?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 3: Yeah? It used to be if you had a mate
Speaker 3: on the back of your bike, it was a back
Speaker 3: eat and then a frontie. If you're on the front
Speaker 3: of the bike, dink. Why the dink I.
Speaker 5: Was about to make fun of the FRONTI and back
Speaker 5: makes sense.
Speaker 3: It's just going to all get back into a Regina
Speaker 3: Regina thing, you know.
Speaker 2: A front of your back. He does stand kind of rude,
Speaker 2: though in the right context. Dude wears my coupon.
Speaker 3: You've always been very snobbish about my love of a
Speaker 3: dude wears my This is the first time this year
Speaker 3: You've well done. I see you now as send it
Speaker 3: to new heights once you realize the correct use of
Speaker 3: the joy, the deep joy of a dude wears mine.
Speaker 3: I had, dude, where's my cardigan? Both thought you'd go.
Speaker 6: That is again.
Speaker 2: And last one. This is a thinker, So let a
Speaker 2: beat pass. And then you've got another one of my
Speaker 2: stealth jokes. Okay, if you go silence a studio, saving public.
Speaker 5: Ryan, now in, you're not finding it funny, You're not
Speaker 5: h I.
Speaker 3: Just need a bit more time on it.
Speaker 2: It's again saving public Ryan, Like if you've got private
Speaker 2: health insurance or you're using the public healthcare system, it's
Speaker 2: cheaper saving public Ryan.
Speaker 3: Hello, okay, text in now oh four seven five O
Speaker 3: three one oh four three.
Speaker 5: I wish I could have a gun the silence buttons.
Speaker 3: All right, this is yours. Make a movie cheaper oh
Speaker 3: four seven five one oh four three with Mark them
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Whats's just got back to me? You know my new
Speaker 3: mate John Watts. Ye, his mum used to get on
Speaker 3: the school bus and Barry Crocker did the Neighbors team
Speaker 3: tune and as we all know, John Watts is the
Speaker 3: area of sales manager Vickys and Taz for Oliver Footwear Christian.
Speaker 3: Thanks for the plug do you and the team? I
Speaker 3: want some boots from Oliver Footwear ps A mate of
Speaker 3: minds also sold a car to Scott Cahn. Ah, yes
Speaker 3: to the boots, definitely Oliver Footwear official supply of boots
Speaker 3: to the Christian O'Connor breakfast shop. Christians. That you know
Speaker 3: about Stephan Dennis A few years ago I worked at
Speaker 3: Beacon Lighting. Fourteen years ago I sold a red floor
Speaker 3: lamp to Stephan Dennis, lovely man of few words. Thank
Speaker 3: you for the detail so far we know that Stephan
Speaker 3: Dennis from our listeners has got a four territory and
Speaker 3: a red floor lab and what else? What else? Can
Speaker 3: we keep this going with tomorrow? Who has sold stuff
Speaker 3: in shops? Or second and to Stephan Dennis and a.
Speaker 5: Man of few words.
Speaker 2: For some reason I had pictured him walking into beacon lining,
Speaker 2: pointing at the red floor lamb and not saying anything
Speaker 2: and nodding.
Speaker 3: I am Stephan Dennis, actor and man a few words, Briann,
Speaker 3: thank you very much that amazing email. All right, what's
Speaker 3: happening here? Movie cheap movies, Today's at work time waster,
Speaker 3: the Girl with a half finished tattoo? Silver Andrew and Barrett,
Speaker 3: well done. We sold our zoo Pete in Abtsford, always
Speaker 3: on the money. We sold our zoo gold Who I
Speaker 3: almost misread that. Oh that would have been a one
Speaker 3: of those with an instant apology. I thought National Lampoons
Speaker 3: was something else. National Lampoon Staycation Silver plus Austin Powers,
Speaker 3: Local Man of Mystery, Civil plus Bronze Finger. That's very good,
Speaker 3: Snow White and the Seven Garden Gnomes. That's funny. That's
Speaker 3: all right, Civil plus, it's whip smart super Pete Man
Speaker 3: in a paper mask. Silver minus the Matrix printer Gold
Speaker 3: Scott in Baronia, Caddy shed, not going enough money for
Speaker 3: the shack, but is a shed better than a chakra
Speaker 3: Bronz The whole shared shack debate. We'll rage on online
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Speaker 3: shortshank Recession gold. The Devil wears Kmart gold, used toy
Speaker 3: story silver plus, Mirror's budget wedding bronze, fistfull of scents,
Speaker 3: Classic Western bronze, Catch me if you can be bothered.
Speaker 5: Not really cheaper though funny, but not cheaper bronze.
Speaker 3: Thrifty shades of gray silver plus instead of Viva Vendetta,
Speaker 3: Viva voucher gold, dirt, cheap dancing bronze, top bb gun gold,
Speaker 3: little Opshop of Horrors gold, crazy poor Asians man alike.
Speaker 3: That's good, that's very, very silver plus word down. Steve
Speaker 3: in Oakley, South Dude wears my car silver one dollar
Speaker 3: baby bronze. Dude, where's my rusty old second hand car bronze? Okay,
Speaker 3: who was I forgot?
Speaker 5: We were giving the right tickets? I have not been thinking.
Speaker 5: Now give me a reminder.
Speaker 3: Sorry, it's not my job to do your recap. Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm not instant reach.
Speaker 5: There were a few good ones. They're definitely two them.
Speaker 3: Weishall made us laugh the most Tiger air Force one
Speaker 3: give it to him sold Dailien. That's the phrase from
Speaker 3: Winning Someone.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: What can I ask Jack? Post is the latest on
Speaker 3: you getting this spray cand yesterday? After the show? You
Speaker 3: do another one of your sneaky sneakies keeping what they
Speaker 3: call his quiet voice, chatting to someone out there because
Speaker 3: he was offered a free spray cand Hey, they came
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 5: By the way, I didn't go sneaking around the sales.
Speaker 3: He goes sneaking around and he was doing so I
Speaker 3: won't hear. But I saw the sneakiness and I went
Speaker 3: over there. This is lovely. We've got people that listen
Speaker 3: to the show and want to help us out with
Speaker 3: their all friend Jack and his wife Bianca a free
Speaker 3: spray tan. So you having it done today?
Speaker 2: Well, here's the thing. I thought Bianca would be excited
Speaker 2: to learn of the free spray tan. I said, hey,
Speaker 2: someone heard me talking about on the show yesterday and
Speaker 2: wants to do it for free. And I heard a
Speaker 2: pause on the other end of the phone. She goes, no,
Speaker 2: thank you. The girl I've booked in is like the
Speaker 2: best in Melbourne I've been This is the first time
Speaker 2: I've got her number. A friend of a friend wouldn't
Speaker 2: give it to me, and now she's finally let me
Speaker 2: into the Enny circle. I've been told I can't pass
Speaker 2: the number on to anybody else.
Speaker 5: We have to go to this girl.
Speaker 3: And did she say you could have the free tell?
Speaker 2: Well she said, she goes, if you want, if you
Speaker 2: want the free one by all means, but I'm going
Speaker 2: to the best of the best.
Speaker 3: This is incredible. A couple couple of things about this.
Speaker 3: Surely the a of spraying at tag is the art
Speaker 3: of spraying attack. Here we go, this is what this
Speaker 3: is what women say stuff like this, And.
Speaker 4: Then they've got to know it's all about angles and
Speaker 4: shading and well, so.
Speaker 3: This girl Assistine chel.
Speaker 2: This girl it's not even at a shop, it's at
Speaker 2: her house. She doesn't advertise online.
Speaker 3: Like the A team. If you can find maybe you can.
Speaker 5: Talking about this number.
Speaker 3: I've got the number my wife does. Sometimes it's a thing,
Speaker 3: isn't it in the system. Once you hand over the number,
Speaker 3: you don't hand over someone's number who's very good at
Speaker 3: whatever it is, Like, my wife is very was allowed
Speaker 3: to have Michelle, the lash lady who does her eyelashes right,
Speaker 3: her number was given from another member of the sisterhood.
Speaker 3: But you can't give it out to anyone, and if
Speaker 3: you do, it looks terrible if you go, if you
Speaker 3: don't use the number, it's like they pass you the chalice.
Speaker 3: And if you go, no, thank you. I don't want
Speaker 3: to drink from the chalice. It's your throwing out the sisters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so should I go, do you think, Pats? Should
Speaker 2: I go for the free one, yes, and just get
Speaker 2: the standing spray spray spray? Or should I go to
Speaker 2: the special girl and get the proper.
Speaker 6: Concentering and client that offered up their services.
Speaker 3: Does a brilliant Sure, it's jim spray turning. It's all
Speaker 3: about more bottom times, the same sort of thing it
Speaker 3: does we kill it with it just puts back the yard.
Speaker 5: But free is free, so I'll take it.
Speaker 3: I think you should do the free be right, And
Speaker 3: I bet it will be extremely good. And I bet
Speaker 3: we're just as good as your wife's.
Speaker 2: Okay, or and I can stand side by side, and
Speaker 2: you got a channel you can go. Oh no, the
Speaker 2: Special Girl is really good.
Speaker 3: The Special the chosen all about the now.
Speaker 5: I want to go, you know what. I want to
Speaker 5: go to the Special Girl.
Speaker 3: But now you've been illusion that you're going to have
Speaker 3: a life.
Speaker 7: I don't want no one.
Speaker 3: Dogy advertises on this radio station as well, you I'm
Speaker 3: taking you down there. You're going to have the free town.
Speaker 5: You do not drag me kicking and screaming into a client.
Speaker 3: I haven't got you booked in an eleven am today
Speaker 3: for Jim's Tanning. Okay, they are waiting for you the Christian.
Speaker 1: O'Connell Breakfast Show four point three.
Speaker 3: I have to be honest, it seems like quite a
Speaker 3: fractured sad ending to the show. I thought you'd be
Speaker 3: over the running towards a client offering a free spadean
Speaker 3: but I understand.
Speaker 5: Hey, I don't want clients to get the wrong idea.
Speaker 3: We haven't got time. We haven't got time here for
Speaker 3: the dirty d that I had to do so you
Speaker 3: could get something free installed in your house the apron.
Speaker 3: Let's just call it the apron anyway. Let's move on, Tyler.
Speaker 3: Today's show is Jim spray Tanning. Thank you for doing that,
Speaker 3: and we do love what we have installed at our house.
Speaker 3: There wasn't free, it was a discounted price because because
Speaker 3: you did a special message for them. They love you,
Speaker 3: they love the show. All right. We are back tomorrow
Speaker 3: morning on the show. Last pair of YouTube tickets and
Speaker 3: hopefully more members of the Timmins family from neighbors. Have
Speaker 3: a great day, enjoy your spray tanning with the best
Speaker 3: in the world.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Hockey's up next, the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold
Speaker 1: one oh four point three