Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Podcast Milbourn's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three live from Level two twenty one to
Speaker 1: thirty one Goodwood Street.
Speaker 2: Rechmen, this is.
Speaker 1: The Christian o'connal Breakfast Show on Melburn's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Good Morning a show number ninety four for us to
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connor Record Show Tuesday morning. Often you hear DJ's
Speaker 2: like me saying we're giving away a prize today that
Speaker 2: is going to change someone's life. And then I'm looking
Speaker 2: at what we're going to give to someone or give
Speaker 2: them the good news after eighty this morning, if you've
Speaker 2: got your tickery ticket for the Royal Melbourne Hospital Lottery,
Speaker 2: a prize is worth over four million dollars.
Speaker 3: One person wins all of this.
Speaker 4: Are we going to get somebody on the phone who
Speaker 4: just simply doesn't believe?
Speaker 2: But mate, if I called you in the middle of
Speaker 2: the morning when none of us are you most aware?
Speaker 2: Are you just started your day, You're on your way
Speaker 2: to work or whatever, you're up to school run and
Speaker 2: someone calls an unidentified number, you don't stay in your
Speaker 2: phone saying you've won four million dollars worth of prizes.
Speaker 2: I'm hanging up, especially when you go, you know, did
Speaker 2: I enter this? And then when you hear what is
Speaker 2: a brand new Glenville home in Camberwell, fully furnished a
Speaker 2: brand new range Rover? And here's the bit, right, I go,
Speaker 2: come on, half a million dollars in gold? Like, no
Speaker 2: one wins gold. You don't win. You don't know about Dave,
Speaker 2: the guy at work, he's not coming to them because
Speaker 2: he's won a load of gold bars.
Speaker 3: It's not, it's not.
Speaker 4: I've never even seen gold bars in my life. City
Speaker 4: Slickers is the only film I'm saying where they go
Speaker 4: and find some gold bars.
Speaker 5: So the centry used to give them away?
Speaker 2: I did. That's remember the shows like that used to
Speaker 2: give them way back in the day, the highly coverted prize.
Speaker 3: It was like loot, wasn't it?
Speaker 2: You know? But I mean half, I mean, how heavy
Speaker 2: is that? In movies they're on trolleys, aren't they when
Speaker 2: they do those hets? Yeah?
Speaker 4: And then how do you spend it as well?
Speaker 5: Easily?
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, well how do they? Can you break
Speaker 2: this up? Please?
Speaker 3: What is one gold can you find out this morning?
Speaker 3: The next ten minutes?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: What is one gold bar? Currently worth because it's in weight,
Speaker 2: isn't it like you're saying? Heinos So if you took
Speaker 2: that into a car show when you wanted to buy
Speaker 2: another car to go with the brand new range row
Speaker 2: of you already getting, would they break that up and
Speaker 2: give you so they have gold coins at the back
Speaker 2: and they're safe. I don't know, but anyway, one of
Speaker 2: you is getting this phone called this morning after eight o'clock.
Speaker 2: Jack and I were just speculating on this show. I
Speaker 2: think we've given it away four or five times ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars, and all of those winners, one hundred percent
Speaker 2: of them have been underwhelmed. I think that's one way
Speaker 2: to do it. They've just been Hugh, we can't have
Speaker 2: that this morning. Yeah, but I worry that it's such
Speaker 2: big news you can't comprehend it. And I think that
Speaker 2: what we're going to get this one someone's just stunned
Speaker 2: or who swears, I'm not sure which I wish. I
Speaker 2: prefer the stunt if I want to keep working on
Speaker 2: this job. Have you found out much currently a gold
Speaker 2: bar is worth?
Speaker 4: It's I think it's saying between fifty five and fifty
Speaker 4: six thousand dollars aud is a kilogram.
Speaker 2: Gold, so let's safe, let's round that down to fifty
Speaker 2: thousand and you're getting half a million, So it's that's
Speaker 2: ten ten of those great big bars.
Speaker 4: So you can't walk into seven eleven and go hey
Speaker 4: for the petro and then give me the rest of
Speaker 4: ten ten.
Speaker 2: Kilos of what?
Speaker 6: How?
Speaker 2: How am I? How is anyone meant to take this?
Speaker 2: In this morning?
Speaker 3: At ten bars?
Speaker 2: You've won ten kilos of gold and the range Rover
Speaker 2: and a brand new house. What's your reaction?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 2: What? I just woke it up? So anyway, that is
Speaker 2: that's the big prize we're giving away on today's show.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: I still can't move on for the facts. We've allady,
Speaker 2: we've got stuff to do on today's show. But just
Speaker 2: this huge mega prize that we're giving awork eight o'clock
Speaker 2: this morning, that is worth four million dollars and I'm thinking,
Speaker 2: just whoever this person is, We don't know who it
Speaker 2: is yet. Deloitte coming in at seven point thirty and
Speaker 2: so they will just give us the phone number and
Speaker 2: then at eight o'clock we call them live and do.
Speaker 4: They watch you press the numbers so that you don't
Speaker 4: call Sarah O'Connell.
Speaker 2: Yesterday evening while sell my wife? Are kids about this
Speaker 2: and they could understand it? Either my wife goes, hang it,
Speaker 2: What don't you tell me about this so I could
Speaker 2: get a ticket or a load of tickets? Or can
Speaker 2: I go and get well? Now, when are you reading?
Speaker 2: When you call them? At eight? I went, you know
Speaker 2: it's shut now. But even if you could, you can't
Speaker 2: enter this. How bad would it be if I weren't? Okay, well,
Speaker 2: what the chance of this? I know this is going
Speaker 2: to sound bad, but it turns out my wife, it's
Speaker 2: all very fair. Everyone come in here and have a
Speaker 2: look at the books. But it's actually my wife, Sarah,
Speaker 2: who's won the four million dollars. Congratulations my wife. Move on, everyone,
Speaker 2: everything's fine here, nothing to see all here, and I
Speaker 2: can go.
Speaker 4: No, he watched him draw it.
Speaker 5: The man's on the golf billion.
Speaker 2: Why would he have the winner's number just on his
Speaker 2: favorites on his phone? But anyway, let's not do that now. Yes,
Speaker 2: so someone's getting this newsles one. Do you think they
Speaker 2: then pull over and you're just stunned.
Speaker 4: Well, you probably turn around. Do you go to work?
Speaker 2: Well, that's what I'm thinking you you were making a yuwi.
Speaker 2: What do you say to what?
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 2: Feeling very well? You can't go just one four million dollars. Yep,
Speaker 2: you're going to you need something. You need a couple
Speaker 2: of days to try and sink the cinem work out
Speaker 2: or what you're going to do with it all. And
Speaker 2: you're going to carry.
Speaker 4: Stack the gold bullion, which I'm looking it up. It's
Speaker 4: not as big as you had thought. I thought a
Speaker 4: gold bullion was like I don't know, I just get
Speaker 4: about the size of like a cereal box almost.
Speaker 2: But a kilo is a kilo? Yeah, I don't know,
Speaker 2: but it's only it's a kilo of gold is going
Speaker 2: to be somehow big.
Speaker 4: It's like an iPhone size.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I would be expecting you to like push a
Speaker 4: trolley into my house with the gold bullion on it.
Speaker 4: But you could just send it in a small box.
Speaker 5: Thought it'd be like a tray of mints.
Speaker 2: We'll tell you what. Once I'd give them the good news.
Speaker 2: We'll give them a couple of seconds and you come
Speaker 2: in and just break down. How actually that half a
Speaker 2: million pounds worth of dollars worth of gold isn't as
Speaker 2: much as they think.
Speaker 4: And then also on the website where I've been looking
Speaker 4: at the gold, you can buy one billion of gold
Speaker 4: for fifty six, five hundred and thirty one dollars aud
Speaker 4: or if you buy ten or more you can get
Speaker 4: a discount for fifty and forty seven.
Speaker 2: Listen, I'm going to stick on Stoway to Heaven when
Speaker 2: I take advantage of that huge mega off. I mean,
Speaker 2: there are two things you're gonna.
Speaker 3: Win on today's show.
Speaker 2: Just weird. I've just had to look at my sheet
Speaker 2: here at other prizes of today's show. Deco R one
Speaker 2: of he's getting four million dollars one of these get
Speaker 2: the Deco run. I want a documentary made about both
Speaker 2: of those winners. Are you still going to work? Are
Speaker 2: you putting over and doing a yuwie boss?
Speaker 3: I've come coming today. I've had some live changing news.
Speaker 8: I've got run.
Speaker 4: We met their lives for the next five years and
Speaker 4: see how they're getting where they're at.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, then it's top of this week's five
Speaker 2: Topic Tuesday. This is where we run five phone ins
Speaker 2: at the same time.
Speaker 3: This morning has always with us.
Speaker 2: We do it every week, we prove all the other
Speaker 2: radio bosses in town that you can cope with more
Speaker 2: than one thought perlink, because you can because we make
Speaker 2: this work every week with your stories. So as you
Speaker 2: hear the different five phone ins this morning, you might
Speaker 2: have something for one of them. That's all you needed
Speaker 2: to make it work, and then give me a call
Speaker 2: on nine four one, one four three this morning. Then yep,
Speaker 2: we're giving away four million dollars worth of prizes thanks
Speaker 2: to the Royal Melbourne Hospital Home.
Speaker 3: Lottery Grand Prize.
Speaker 2: But what's the what's the opposite of that small prize
Speaker 2: as you've won it might be a bride you didn't
Speaker 2: even want. A friend of mine who's want to ride
Speaker 2: in a hot air balloon a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2: He has no intention of getting in that. I wouldn't
Speaker 2: on that.
Speaker 3: I'm never getting in a hot air balloon.
Speaker 2: They look terrifying to me. It looks like something from
Speaker 2: a different dangerous medieval time that we don't need anymore.
Speaker 2: You want to go somewhere, you're getting a helicopter or
Speaker 2: a plane. Don't get in that death trap, which is
Speaker 2: basically a fireball. And if that that prokepane, that calms out,
Speaker 2: and they do. You're falling to earth rapidly in a
Speaker 2: picnic basket.
Speaker 4: What scares me about how air bline is. They don't
Speaker 4: steer them, they just go Wait the wind, it's going
Speaker 4: to take it where we land.
Speaker 2: We do not know. Well, we saw one of the
Speaker 2: radio stations who've still got one? And do you remember
Speaker 2: it's just like heading for a crane only narrowly missed it.
Speaker 2: I don't know what it is in Melbourne. It's only
Speaker 2: a day goes by when a crane doesn't break. Key,
Speaker 2: You've got the roll's most fragile cranes in Melbourne. All right,
Speaker 2: so small prizes you've won. It's not four million dollars
Speaker 2: worth of prizes. It's the opposite small prize. Pets eating
Speaker 2: human food. My dog for the first time this weekend.
Speaker 2: I left that pizza for ninety seconds stupidly. It was
Speaker 2: a dog face height, but I didn't think my dog
Speaker 2: he apparently man's best friend, would how some of my
Speaker 2: pizza went for toilet, came back. It had polished off
Speaker 2: two slices and I'm telling you, the look in its
Speaker 2: face was.
Speaker 3: Like, Wow, you get this.
Speaker 2: I get that dried pettis this is the new standard.
Speaker 3: I want this.
Speaker 5: Did it have onion on it?
Speaker 2: No? It didn't.
Speaker 5: Oh that's good because it's really dangerous for the weason.
Speaker 2: Oh tell you what it was. It was It was
Speaker 2: a Hawaiian oh yum. Yeah, but the absolutly loved it. So,
Speaker 2: pets eating human food. I'm want of those pet owners
Speaker 2: who only give their pets human food where they don't
Speaker 2: give them the penalty.
Speaker 5: They have diabetes if they did that. Really, it's bad
Speaker 5: for them. It's too rich.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean if anyone in this building. And she's
Speaker 4: away this week, so you can get away with it.
Speaker 4: But Sue is a bit of a cat the cats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought you said she eats petett food. You
Speaker 2: ever want to give Sue the bottle treat, go to
Speaker 2: the pet shop and get one of those pigs. E's
Speaker 2: chucking her off and she'll be chewing it for hout.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm really worried. We are not the Breakfast
Speaker 2: show to give away those four millions dollars worth of prizes. Okay,
Speaker 2: why are they leaving it in charge to us? It's
Speaker 2: a very very bad idea. Where was I?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 2: Yeah, pets eating human food?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 2: So the sword of It got small prizes, pets eating
Speaker 2: human food. Also one your stories about breaking things in
Speaker 2: somebody else's house. So have you ever broken something in
Speaker 2: somebody else's house? I think that's the worst. You don't
Speaker 2: know whether it's the family heirloom. And also this morning,
Speaker 2: I also want to know Halloween's coming up this week.
Speaker 2: What scared you as a kid, be specific, what used
Speaker 2: to terrify you as a kid. And finally this morning
Speaker 2: missing something because you left early.
Speaker 3: Those are the five.
Speaker 2: Topics this morning, if you've got anything nine four one four,
Speaker 2: one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: points three.
Speaker 2: All right, I take a few calls on five topic Tuesday. Jeffrey,
Speaker 2: good morning, I'm good Jeffrey welcomes as shown five to
Speaker 2: bit Tuesday.
Speaker 3: So you got something about what scared you as a kid.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, it was the female mannequins from east Land.
Speaker 9: They had all the ridden out Polish and had a nightmare.
Speaker 9: That month's wardrobe had him in and now we're dragging
Speaker 9: him here and going Jeannie, if you dress you'll be
Speaker 9: riffing and out And I.
Speaker 2: Know what you mean. Actually, when you see an unclosed
Speaker 2: with mannekin I find him, they asked. Even as an adult,
Speaker 2: I find them a little bit unsettling, creepy.
Speaker 9: This is the arms thrown up with upside down and stuff.
Speaker 9: You know.
Speaker 4: Something about the no face is creepy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would say that, Jack, Yeah, people with no
Speaker 2: faces just freaked me out.
Speaker 3: You know, who's okay with someone having a face.
Speaker 4: You can laugh now, but it was.
Speaker 2: Tough at the time. Okay, all right, Jeffrey, thank you
Speaker 2: for sharing that with us. Mate, Have a good day, Tracy,
Speaker 2: good morning. Hi, Hey, going really good, Tracy. So you've
Speaker 2: got something and this is this is what I am
Speaker 2: excited about this morning. Pets eating human foods. Okay, what
Speaker 2: have you got, Tracy?
Speaker 10: Okay, So we've got a cockatiel who goes absolutely nuts
Speaker 10: when she smells paster.
Speaker 2: Cookie like a Carbonara or a spag boll Tagli.
Speaker 3: What is the little cockatail really like?
Speaker 10: Yeah, she's a card freak. Every time she smells Capasta,
Speaker 10: she just hangs off the side of the cage and
Speaker 10: she yells at me and screens until I give her
Speaker 10: noodles pasta whatever.
Speaker 2: She goes bonkers. And so when did you first find
Speaker 2: this out.
Speaker 10: We were actually eating pasta one night and she was
Speaker 10: hitting on my daughter's lap and my daughter said, I
Speaker 10: shall I give her some? And I went, I just
Speaker 10: don't give the sauce. She gave her a noodle and
Speaker 10: she just threw it around and went bonkers. Ever since then,
Speaker 10: she can naturally. I swear she smells it cooking. And
Speaker 10: she's starts yelling at me from the from the other room.
Speaker 2: Do you give me an idea of the yelling? What
Speaker 2: will that sound like? Oh?
Speaker 10: She's kind of like wings her out and off she goes.
Speaker 2: Is she having carbs every day or do you try
Speaker 2: to limit it?
Speaker 10: No, she's not allowed to. It's not good for them
Speaker 10: to have it all the time.
Speaker 2: So they were humans. And also, to be honest, those
Speaker 2: little cockatails, I've always thought they look a bit overweight.
Speaker 2: They're fat. Look at little things, aren't they?
Speaker 10: She is, and I wave it in front of her,
Speaker 10: going here that, so do you want some cars?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Got to make her feel better about herself, because they
Speaker 4: can't they understand English?
Speaker 2: Also as well, when have they got the little cage? Here?
Speaker 3: The cookertails in the little the cage.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, she's got a decent size one, but she's
Speaker 10: out quite a lot and runs around the house like
Speaker 10: a loony.
Speaker 3: I never understood why they put mirrors in there.
Speaker 10: I have no idea because she's just eaten the living
Speaker 10: daylights out of the sight of hers and it's just
Speaker 10: literally a piece of glass hanging there.
Speaker 2: Now, yeah, exactly. I never said why they're because surely
Speaker 2: they're not that stupid where they think it's bigger because
Speaker 2: they see the little tiny mirror. I don't understand why
Speaker 2: thereways put those little mirrors in the cages on with
Speaker 2: that mankey old cuttlefish from the.
Speaker 10: Same I know budges. Budgies get quite intimate and excited
Speaker 10: about their mirrors.
Speaker 2: So we're learning a lot. We're learning a lot today
Speaker 2: budgies get intimate with mirrors. Tightler, today's show, right there, folks,
Speaker 2: All right, Tracy, this has been very informative. This one called.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Thanks God.
Speaker 4: I have a great day.
Speaker 2: Just remember all times. Today we are the breakfast show
Speaker 2: that's been chosen to give away four million dollars worth
Speaker 2: of prizes at eight go figure.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point.
Speaker 2: Three so on, Friday's Boathor show, I said, the Jack
Speaker 2: listen other weekend. I'll actually come in Monday and pitch
Speaker 2: us not one, but two early morning game ideas. He
Speaker 2: did that we yet to even break open to join
Speaker 2: the majesty of a quiz that simply asked you to
Speaker 2: get within ten years. Just don't get it right, just
Speaker 2: get it right ish, narrow it down to a decade.
Speaker 2: So we haven't even tried that one yet. However, I
Speaker 2: do like this what's your favorite movie? Baby?
Speaker 11: Cuss?
Speaker 2: What's your favorite forgot about the baby?
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's six thirty am and time to play what's
Speaker 12: your favorite movie?
Speaker 4: Baby?
Speaker 2: Okay? So Jack remind us, all, how does this great
Speaker 2: one work?
Speaker 4: It's a very easy game to play. You ring up,
Speaker 4: tell us your favorite movie. I have fifteen second to
Speaker 4: google the film and prepare a question. If you get
Speaker 4: the question right, we win a deco rug.
Speaker 3: Simple as that.
Speaker 2: Okay, So what you just need to do is just
Speaker 2: share your favorite movie with us. So, Pats, what do
Speaker 2: we and then I make small talk fifteen seconds to
Speaker 2: cover you. Yes, that's right, all right, so let's do
Speaker 2: it right now with Pat's favorite movie. Pats, Then I have.
Speaker 4: To say it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, yeah, that's how radio works.
Speaker 13: No, I'm just trying to think how we played it yesterday.
Speaker 2: We're not through mine or dance.
Speaker 13: All right, I'm going to say Bridget Jones for this
Speaker 13: one one or two, oh, probably for the first one.
Speaker 2: Original.
Speaker 4: Now you guys have a chat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Patsy, how you feeling today? Because I know you're off.
Speaker 2: You're not on Royd's yesterday and the injections you had
Speaker 2: from the door.
Speaker 5: You're being nasty today.
Speaker 2: I just said, are you Are you feeling well?
Speaker 5: No, I'm feeling a little bit stuffed up.
Speaker 3: Still sounded sort of bummed up.
Speaker 13: And oh yeah, that's nothing new, though, you say I
Speaker 13: talk like the nanny on any given day.
Speaker 5: Okay, Oh, he's ready, all right.
Speaker 4: The actor Hugh Grant plays which character on Diary?
Speaker 2: You don't even need to go in new Google for that.
Speaker 4: No, but you don't know not everyone knows his name.
Speaker 2: They do if you're a fan of the movies and
Speaker 2: guess what, don't tell me you don't know.
Speaker 4: Think of it just he's fair, except just his first name.
Speaker 2: Then I should kind of think I only know conin
Speaker 2: first he's mister Darcy.
Speaker 5: Mister Darcy.
Speaker 3: What's your grants. Oh, Patsy, you don't get that.
Speaker 5: I'll let the tame down, haven't.
Speaker 4: The answer is Daniel, Daniel Cleaver. You said it just
Speaker 4: after I did.
Speaker 2: All right, then that's how it shouldn't work exactly. Give
Speaker 2: us a call nine one o four three. Te that
Speaker 2: it's your favorite movie Jack. We'll we'll get a question
Speaker 2: for him.
Speaker 1: The Christian o' connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: After seven o'clock we're back to more hicles and five
Speaker 2: to Tuesday one of the topics, so we look at
Speaker 2: your stories on this morning Melbourne and Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three. The Christian O'Connor Breakfast Show is things
Speaker 2: you missed out because you left early. I was lucky
Speaker 2: enough to see Prince. He came and did a residency
Speaker 2: thirty one nights in London at the O two, made
Speaker 2: every single night for one of twenty thousand people, and
Speaker 2: he refused, right, I don't know why more artists don't
Speaker 2: do this, and said they care about the fans. He
Speaker 2: set the price ticket a really low minimum and no
Speaker 2: tickets were allowed to be sold more than that, so
Speaker 2: it killed the tout straight away, which is greatly especially
Speaker 2: when it's twenty thousand a night, seven nights a week. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I went, I don't know, going twice because it was
Speaker 2: it was obviously incredible to see him live on the
Speaker 2: first night, right, guy goes through me. You see you
Speaker 2: are invited to the after show party. Now, there were
Speaker 2: rumors that Prints on some of these after show parties
Speaker 2: was then turning up taking requests from the two hunchred
Speaker 2: guests that were there, And I said, what the chances
Speaker 2: we've been playing tonight? So I went to be honest slim,
Speaker 2: because he did last night. He ended up doing three
Speaker 2: hours of requests people, just two hundred guests just shouting
Speaker 2: out B sides whatever, even if a song he did
Speaker 2: earlier hit playing for them. I don't know, he's not
Speaker 2: gonna do it again tonight, is he? You know he's Prince. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we get home, we get a phone call from the guy,
Speaker 2: where are you Well, Well, we're home now, I guess
Speaker 2: Prince has just turned up. Oh he ended up doing
Speaker 2: three hours of requests, signing photos, everything like that.
Speaker 4: At least you got an early night, Yes, we got
Speaker 4: an early night.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I went rather than seeing one of the great Okay,
Speaker 2: let's play this. What's your favorite movie? Baby? What's your
Speaker 2: favorite movie?
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's six thirty am and time to play what's
Speaker 12: your favorite movie?
Speaker 2: Baby? All right? Then you come on here, you give
Speaker 2: us your favorite movie. Jack instantly goes online to try
Speaker 2: and get a question instantly. In fifteen seconds. I make
Speaker 2: small talk to cover the fifteen seconds. Jack hasn't seen
Speaker 2: the phone lines right now. I'm aware of some of
Speaker 2: the movies you ready to google.
Speaker 4: I've got IMDb app.
Speaker 3: Ready to go, Jacob, welcome to the show.
Speaker 4: Hi, Christian, how am?
Speaker 2: I'm pretty good and I hope you will this morning?
Speaker 2: And what is your favorite movie?
Speaker 9: The Dark Knight?
Speaker 2: Baby? Oh? Great, great movie, brilliant trilogy. Three of my
Speaker 2: favorite movies. Which was your favorite one out of the three, Jacob?
Speaker 2: Was it the first one with Heath Ledger? And the
Speaker 2: first time we see Christian Beller's A Dark Knight?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, the one with the Joker is the best
Speaker 9: one for me.
Speaker 3: It's incredible that opening fifteen minutes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: Jackie boy, we need a question on the Dark Night
Speaker 2: for Jacob and he could be winning himself a life
Speaker 2: changing deco.
Speaker 4: Rug Christopher Nolan, obviously the director of the films. He
Speaker 4: is credited as the writer of the screenplay with I
Speaker 4: assume his brother by the by what name?
Speaker 2: Oh? Come on, it was his brother fifty percent.
Speaker 11: You can guess, right, Jonathan Nolan.
Speaker 4: That's correct. Was that too easy?
Speaker 2: Was it? Yes? Yeah? Far too easy?
Speaker 4: And I am yeah all right for bonus points, I
Speaker 4: mean you won the but for both of Who is
Speaker 4: the other listed writing credit? Not in the family?
Speaker 2: Oh forget it. No, I love those babies.
Speaker 3: I've got no idea. Who helps out out the Nolan
Speaker 3: brothers them?
Speaker 4: Well, he wasn't even how's this? The other two were
Speaker 4: credited with the screenplay writing. This guy's credited with the
Speaker 4: story David S.
Speaker 2: Goya.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you big Goya fan.
Speaker 9: Oh no, not really right?
Speaker 2: This is killed. No more additional bonus questions tomorrow. Just
Speaker 2: you know, Jacob, I'm not angry with you. I'm angry
Speaker 2: with Jack. Okay, Jacob, you won the rug. Okay, thanks
Speaker 2: according you mate.
Speaker 11: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Christian.
Speaker 3: Have a good day, anybody.
Speaker 2: Deco Deco stores, Deco Rugs.
Speaker 3: They've got five stores throughout Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Five your nearest one at Deco rug dot com dot au.
Speaker 1: Hashtag Goya The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one
Speaker 1: oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So in an hour's time, then this is nuts that
Speaker 2: were given this amazing price worth over four million dollars away.
Speaker 2: So part of the lottery that you've been doing for
Speaker 2: a Royal Melbourne Hospital, the home Lottery Grand Price, there
Speaker 2: are thirteen thousand prices. However, the big one, the grand
Speaker 2: prizes they call it, really is that it is worth
Speaker 2: four million dollars. You get the brand new home, a
Speaker 2: Glenville home and camberwell fully furnished. She can literally just
Speaker 2: move straight in. You don't even need any of your
Speaker 2: own junk, a brand new range rope and parts out
Speaker 2: the front. And then this is the one which I've
Speaker 2: never given anything like this one my life. Half a
Speaker 2: million dollars worth of gold. I mean, so you win
Speaker 2: all of that. We're giving someone this news in an
Speaker 2: hour's time. He's probably forgotten they ever entered it, and
Speaker 2: certainly didn't think, do you know what I need to
Speaker 2: get ready for my life to be changed?
Speaker 3: Because there's no doubt it's going to be me.
Speaker 2: How are you going to do it?
Speaker 4: Are you going to go soft? Voice over the top.
Speaker 2: Voice really worried that we're going to startle them because
Speaker 2: it's so ridiculously big the news. You need to let
Speaker 2: them have a moment to almost we almost need to
Speaker 2: tell them and go listen, we call you again in
Speaker 2: five minutes time. Pull over. It's legit because I wouldn't
Speaker 2: believe any of this. Someone called me straight away. I
Speaker 2: don't even get my phone. If I go, you're not
Speaker 2: my phone, but I don't need to speak to you.
Speaker 2: You leave a message, then I'll work out whether or
Speaker 2: not I'm going to call you back. All right, So
Speaker 2: straightaway it's gonna get a voicemailer. They'm going to hear
Speaker 2: the house. I'm not sure what this is? A prank
Speaker 2: call arrange of it. And then when you get to
Speaker 2: the gold bars, don't go and delete.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's next? And Nugerian Prince has left the Air of.
Speaker 2: Money pol It's like one of those spam emails, doesn't it,
Speaker 2: you know? So, uh, anyway, we're doing that in an
Speaker 2: hour's time before that, then it is time for this
Speaker 2: week's five to But Tuesday, will we run five phone
Speaker 2: ins at the same time? As always, the star of
Speaker 2: this every single week is you and your brilliant stories.
Speaker 2: This morning mail, but on nine four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three. Have you got any stories about this?
Speaker 2: Breaking things in someone else's house? The horror I reckon
Speaker 2: that's worth and even breaking it in a shop, the
Speaker 2: shops and shores somebody else's house.
Speaker 3: You don't know what you're dealing with.
Speaker 2: A late grandfather's family heirloom that was handed down.
Speaker 3: It's just so awkward. He can't apologize enough.
Speaker 2: Have you ever broken anything in somebody else's house? Pets
Speaker 2: eating human food? My dog tried pizza ate two slices
Speaker 2: of my pizza. There's alone with it for ninety seconds.
Speaker 2: Who couldn't resist it? Game changer for that dog? Pets
Speaker 2: eating human foods. We' already had an interesting call this
Speaker 2: morning from a lady with a cockatail in Melbourne that
Speaker 2: loves pasta and carbs. Halloween this week? What scared you
Speaker 2: as a kid? What scared you as a kid? And
Speaker 2: finally this morning, we're looking for small prizes not quite
Speaker 2: four million dollars. What if you want small prizes and
Speaker 2: missing something because you're left Ernie?
Speaker 3: Those were five topics.
Speaker 2: Give us a call nine four one four three, So
Speaker 2: any what you used to terrify me.
Speaker 3: As a kid.
Speaker 2: Some of you of a certain age listened to this
Speaker 2: right now may have got this TV show back in
Speaker 2: the eighties that used to be a late night TV
Speaker 2: show presented by Roll Dahl, the children's author. Roll Dahl
Speaker 2: wrote some of the best children's books ever so made
Speaker 2: into a lot of great movies now as well. He
Speaker 2: used to do this story once a week called Tales
Speaker 2: from the Unexpected. It was always utterly terrifying. I only
Speaker 2: ever saw it once on Sunday night. The music.
Speaker 3: Just hearing the music was scare me.
Speaker 2: I saw it once and it sounds nice, Yeah, it
Speaker 2: sounds nice. Right, It would lure you in, right. It
Speaker 2: would open with Rolled sat in front of a roaring
Speaker 2: fire on a big sort of leather chair, and then
Speaker 2: he scared the bit Jesus out here with some And
Speaker 2: I saw it once about I didn't even know what
Speaker 2: spontaneous combustion was.
Speaker 3: Someone that just blew up.
Speaker 2: And I don't think I slept right for the rest
Speaker 2: of my life, still now worried about I'm gonna spontaneous
Speaker 2: combustor if I'm.
Speaker 3: Ever not here one morning, know that it's finally happened
Speaker 3: to me.
Speaker 2: But just this theme tune even now this is making
Speaker 2: me feel a little bit uncerttled on edge tales of
Speaker 2: the unexpected. I don't know if it was made its
Speaker 2: way over here. I hope not.
Speaker 5: No, I don't remember it.
Speaker 4: Oh, then you grew up safe for anyone who rings
Speaker 4: up with tales that scared them as a cure, we
Speaker 4: should play.
Speaker 2: That always, Jack, What scared you as a kid?
Speaker 4: Mine was I I didn't like watching any real life movies,
Speaker 4: so any movies that were live actually, I would always
Speaker 4: go to the video store and choose cartoons only.
Speaker 13: I was scared of real life movies up to what
Speaker 13: age Jack now too.
Speaker 4: Old because my younger brother, eighteen months younger than me,
Speaker 4: tried to choose a blockbuster Jurassic Park and my mom said, no,
Speaker 4: that will scare Jack.
Speaker 2: It was short circuled him. Rain boy won't like it.
Speaker 2: But this on. So you just raised on a diet
Speaker 2: of cartoons.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for way too long, riding promplains everything.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: So we looking for you if you've got stories about
Speaker 2: this morning, breaking things in other people's houses, pets eating
Speaker 2: human food.
Speaker 3: What scared you as the kid?
Speaker 2: Small prices nine four one, one oh four three? Good morning, Dan?
Speaker 11: Good morning?
Speaker 2: How are we pretty good?
Speaker 1: Dan?
Speaker 2: I hope you well as well. He's done good form
Speaker 2: and wish what are you calling in about this morning?
Speaker 3: Dan?
Speaker 11: Breaking things in someone else's home?
Speaker 2: Okay, what have you broken?
Speaker 15: One night?
Speaker 11: Playing paper at her mates else, He's brought himself a
Speaker 11: brand new memory. It was a sixty five inch LCD
Speaker 11: when I was brand new, about three or four days old.
Speaker 11: Few drinks coffees and decided to play we sports and
Speaker 11: we remote slipped off the hand and performed, but did
Speaker 11: knock down five pins in the same time.
Speaker 2: Strike.
Speaker 11: So he nearly started crying and I said, we don't panic.
Speaker 11: I will pay for it, no doubt, until he gave
Speaker 11: me the bill and it was a four thousand dollars bill.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is awful on both counts. One the offer
Speaker 2: to pay for something. We've all said that and we
Speaker 2: never really say yeah, I'm going to need you to
Speaker 2: do that. And then he goes, yeah, it's brownly one. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's four thousand dollars was what the bill was.
Speaker 11: Yeah, And I asked if he had have some content
Speaker 11: insurance that didn't DEMI, And that's the one thing you
Speaker 11: didn't pay for, so it became a lot worse. And yeah,
Speaker 11: I ended up paying it, and yeah you did. Everyone
Speaker 11: was happy. Yeah, or it was sort of my fault. Technically,
Speaker 11: the contents assurance would have been dead. I four hundred
Speaker 11: doll ages would have been better than four thousand was paid.
Speaker 4: Did you at least win poker that night?
Speaker 2: Down?
Speaker 11: Yeah? No, not really, so.
Speaker 3: You really work. You did lose a lot that night
Speaker 3: than four thousand dollars night.
Speaker 11: Did you get two hundred dollars for the TV on
Speaker 11: anybody after that?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I reckon? There must have been
Speaker 2: anyways when those the wee things came out. There must
Speaker 2: have been so many people actually getting punched in the
Speaker 2: face when playing tennis. I remember playing tennis in a
Speaker 2: friend's house with that and uh and hitting the making
Speaker 2: mine in the face because he walked to the room
Speaker 2: with other drinks and just as I was doing somewhat
Speaker 2: greatly backhand or something.
Speaker 3: It was not the guy out.
Speaker 2: It's just smashing because you had those things, and so
Speaker 2: many of them must have let them go and smashed
Speaker 2: the TVs. They were lethal, those things.
Speaker 13: Yeah, there was a spite of TV's getting busted. I
Speaker 13: remember in the news.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, don't doubt that. Hey, k Dan, great cool,
Speaker 2: thanks for that story.
Speaker 11: Pretty sure, every good morning.
Speaker 2: All right, thank you, Jeffrey. I'm pretty good, Jeffrey. So
Speaker 2: you got something about a small prize. We're giving away
Speaker 2: four million dollars worth a prize in an hour's time.
Speaker 2: What's the opposite of that for you?
Speaker 16: I was I was a Dorel and Aussie wheel and
Speaker 16: mums goes, you've just been drawn out. You've won some
Speaker 16: Tonka trucks and they arrived and they were really little,
Speaker 16: tiny ones. So I've seen the ad on TV that
Speaker 16: says here unbreakable. So I got the hammer and I
Speaker 16: smashed them up and proved they weren't.
Speaker 2: Unbreakable in a fit of rage. I had Tonka trucks
Speaker 2: as a kid. They were That's what the big thing was.
Speaker 2: They were supposed to be unbreakable.
Speaker 9: They hammer beat them up.
Speaker 2: Never showed that in the TV advert, some of the
Speaker 2: good kids smashing up with a hammer. All right, Jeffrey,
Speaker 2: thank you very much. Let's go to Leah.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Hello, Christian.
Speaker 16: Hell are you.
Speaker 2: And what's your story for us?
Speaker 17: I was scared of Humphrey bee Bear if you remember Humphrey.
Speaker 3: Now, remind me of Humphrey be Bear.
Speaker 18: What a funny old fellow is Humphrey Manners?
Speaker 4: Was he maybe an Australian character? And did you not
Speaker 4: get Humphrey?
Speaker 5: He was yeah, big brown bear Christian and he had.
Speaker 17: A big Christian would know who Humphrey is?
Speaker 2: Described Humphrey be What did the bee stand for?
Speaker 5: By the way, that was his middle initial?
Speaker 13: Now he used to wear a big checkered waistcoat, didn't
Speaker 13: he with a big tie? And he couldn't talk, so
Speaker 13: he just sort of flucked his chops a lot.
Speaker 5: That's right.
Speaker 2: It sounds bloody, terrifying kids to watch that, you would
Speaker 2: never sleep again.
Speaker 4: And he had no Mum.
Speaker 7: Talked me to a shopping center when I was little.
Speaker 18: I must have been about seven years old, and she said, we'll.
Speaker 15: Go and see Humphrey because he was walk around and he.
Speaker 2: Picture gorgeous. What, No, he's not?
Speaker 13: That is the stuffid bit like the Aussi version of
Speaker 13: Yogi Bear, wasn't he?
Speaker 3: I love the bat of an Ossi version of Yogo?
Speaker 18: And I looked at him and I could not see
Speaker 18: a person inside him.
Speaker 8: I could just see what I could see.
Speaker 17: I found he's wires in his mouth, and I thought,
Speaker 17: oh god, there's nobody in that bear.
Speaker 5: I was so terrified.
Speaker 2: Yeah, is this creepy again? And you're right, he's got
Speaker 2: no trousers, but he's got like a waistcoat and a tie.
Speaker 2: Why no pants? The same word like Donald Duck used
Speaker 2: to hang around with his nephews in the woods, was very.
Speaker 3: Time Donald pants up?
Speaker 8: I'm affected?
Speaker 2: It'd I am all right, Leah, that's a great one.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for giving us a call.
Speaker 7: Have a great day.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: All let's go to get some more stories. On five Tuesday,
Speaker 2: we run five phone ins at the same time. Ben,
Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning.
Speaker 8: So I just wanted to talk about my cat Rosy
Speaker 8: and an entire chicken that he stole from somewhere.
Speaker 2: A cooked roes chicken or just someone's chicken from a coop.
Speaker 8: I never got close enough, but no, it was an uncooked.
Speaker 2: Chicken, an uncooked one. Do you mean raw?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Ah, cats are savages.
Speaker 8: It gets better. There were all these things joining the
Speaker 8: English sunshine in my back going and I looked over her,
Speaker 8: this big rustling, and there was a cat dragging this
Speaker 8: entire chicken through the head. He was streaming to keep
Speaker 8: it off the ground, and he was heading towards the shed.
Speaker 8: So I looked up and said it and I ran
Speaker 8: towards the cat, and he just made it to the
Speaker 8: shed before I got to them. Obviously, we didn't see
Speaker 8: the cat for like two days, because what would you
Speaker 8: I spent the rest of my life thinking about that
Speaker 8: poor woman who went back into a kitchen thinking where's
Speaker 8: the chicken?
Speaker 2: So it wasn't a lie chicken though, it was just
Speaker 2: like that one that you buy, you know, ready to cook,
Speaker 2: this all plucked and stuff like that, and the cat tracked. Matt.
Speaker 2: Cat must have think of this is it? This is
Speaker 2: Christmas Day? Wow, we this is the next two or
Speaker 2: three days. Don't even bother me. Don't even rattle that bowl.
Speaker 2: You're not going to need me.
Speaker 8: It's not the cat that you know. I say. The
Speaker 8: cat was surprising. It's just somebody's gone to their great
Speaker 8: wondering what do you know?
Speaker 2: What I think? There are many things that we were
Speaker 2: about in our deathbed.
Speaker 3: What happened to that chicken?
Speaker 2: I won't be one of the things on my thanks
Speaker 2: loving Cold Ben, Nicole. Hello morning, Nicole, Welcome to five
Speaker 2: Till Tuesday. You broke something around at a friend's house.
Speaker 2: What was it then?
Speaker 18: Yes, I was about eight years old. It was the
Speaker 18: seventies and everybody had a sunken lounge dining back in
Speaker 18: those days, and it was formal, formal lounge dining. So
Speaker 18: there were a couple of chandaliers hangings, and it was
Speaker 18: a sleepover. And I said to my friend, wouldn't it
Speaker 18: be a good idea if we did some cartwheels in
Speaker 18: this lounge dining with the shag pile carpet, it looked
Speaker 18: like grass. So we went underneath the chandelier to just
Speaker 18: check the height of us. And we stood under and went, yep,
Speaker 18: that'll be fine, we won't knock that. But we didn't
Speaker 18: take into account we'd be on our hands and a
Speaker 18: lot taller. And we did some cartwheels and I did
Speaker 18: the first one, and I shuddered the chandelier as the
Speaker 18: cartwheels through, and the chandelier pieces fell to the floor
Speaker 18: and they broke, and we picked them up and we
Speaker 18: put them all back together. And to this day, the
Speaker 18: parents didn't realize we broke the chandelier. Yeah, and we
Speaker 18: put the pieces back and so clearly broken, but because
Speaker 18: it's so sparkly, we turned the light on and we thought,
Speaker 18: looks pretty dumb. Job done.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, a girl, have a good day,
Speaker 2: Dan Yell what scared you as a kid.
Speaker 17: Then there's Jim Henson revie that was released in the
Speaker 17: early eighties called The Dark Crystal.
Speaker 3: Oh my word, yeah, Jim Henson did.
Speaker 2: Get the Puppets.
Speaker 3: Get the Puppets.
Speaker 2: You thought you were going to watch a puppet movie,
Speaker 2: you know, the Muppets, and then it's no Muppet movie. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it was the very uber lifelike puppets were terrifying and.
Speaker 17: The same way they were eating their good kids and
Speaker 17: sucking all the guts out of them and they just collap.
Speaker 2: How do you go from Kermit Miss Piggy's all of that? No,
Speaker 2: thank you, Jim Henson turned into our minds now nightmares
Speaker 2: for life due to that. Ye horrify.
Speaker 3: I think it's one of the scariest kids movies of
Speaker 3: all time.
Speaker 11: It has to be.
Speaker 3: It's seriously, The Dark Crystal.
Speaker 2: I remember that. Danielle. Thank you very much for rubbringing
Speaker 2: that one up. Thanks all right, One last one Nicole,
Speaker 2: Good morning, It's just another one with a cat's eating something.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yes, my cat, my cat as such as
Speaker 7: a has been really obsessed with the smell of mint,
Speaker 7: and one day she actually got into those you know
Speaker 7: there's blisterine pocket tab.
Speaker 4: The ones that dissolve on the tongue.
Speaker 8: Yeah, yeap.
Speaker 7: So my partner at the time went into a handbagg
Speaker 7: helped himself, didn't close the lid, and then she's obviously
Speaker 7: sniffed it out and eaten the whole pack.
Speaker 11: And I was like, oh no.
Speaker 7: And then she's like looking at me with this like
Speaker 7: dead set spear in her eyes and foaming at the mouth.
Speaker 8: It was like a scene out of a horror movie.
Speaker 2: And I'm like one of the extra some dark crystal.
Speaker 7: Totally. But yeah, no, she she's she's seventeen now, so
Speaker 7: she's still kicking on.
Speaker 2: So she's got amazing breath because most cats breath don't
Speaker 2: lack count for dealing with herself have a good day
Speaker 2: on the show, you know that. Sometimes I produce as
Speaker 2: they label up my phone system here and they're rushing.
Speaker 2: They just put their eight human human and I was
Speaker 2: thinking that's true. Yeah, our cat ate my Sister Cat,
Speaker 2: Hate Human.
Speaker 1: Human, The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: Red Old Chillibebbers under the Bridge. A friend of mine
Speaker 2: works with this high end company ferrying celebrities around, and
Speaker 2: he had a job once when they red Chili Peppers
Speaker 2: Rodever tour in the UK eight years ago of ferrying
Speaker 2: them around, but in particular Anthony Keidas and said that
Speaker 2: four or five times a day he'd be calling the
Speaker 2: housekeeper back in La to try and speak to the dog.
Speaker 2: And obviously even trying to speak to the dog, it's
Speaker 2: not a two way conversation. And even though obviously you
Speaker 2: know what's like, even when we're an uber, we just
Speaker 2: don't even think that the other person who is a
Speaker 2: foot two feet away, half a meter away, can hear
Speaker 2: everything you're saying four or five times a day. Right
Speaker 2: as we look in the rear view mirror at an adult,
Speaker 2: you know, actually trying to speak to this big doberman
Speaker 2: over the fire FaceTime or just over the phone, is
Speaker 2: just actually doing that thing where they're yelling and probably
Speaker 2: just freaking the dog out. Looking can't be asked. I'm
Speaker 2: lying in the sun now, I need to get in
Speaker 2: the shade. I don't want to speak to him right now.
Speaker 2: All right, then just do this gold one O four
Speaker 2: point Christine o'connells post code. Let's for game, all right
Speaker 2: over the last couple of weeks, eight weeks this time
Speaker 2: on the show, every single day Money to Friday with
Speaker 2: your postcode Bingo, send you to the biggest shows in town.
Speaker 2: We've done VIP Phil Collins VIP red Hot Summer Tour.
Speaker 2: This week he used the world's biggest comedian, Kevin Hart
Speaker 2: is coming back to Australia Here in Melbourne at the
Speaker 2: Rod Laver Arena. You can win your tickets to Live
Speaker 2: Nation dot com dot au. Jack, you're about to pull
Speaker 2: two numbers. If they're in your postcode, give us a call. However,
Speaker 2: you don't just simply call up and say yea from
Speaker 2: that postcode. We are smarter than that. Jack will jump
Speaker 2: on Google Maps and make up three questions about your
Speaker 2: exact postcode. All right, then, Now the numbers are Jack,
Speaker 2: if you could please pull ball number one. Pull ball
Speaker 2: number one.
Speaker 4: The first number is number two.
Speaker 2: Number two. What joins the number two? Jack?
Speaker 4: Pool ball number two, number zero.
Speaker 2: Number zero and the number two If that's in you bostcode.
Speaker 2: Call now to try and win nine four one four
Speaker 2: one oh four three. We're playing next.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three four play.
Speaker 2: Christine O'Connell's post code. Let's for game, all right, So
Speaker 2: we pulled the balls. Jack has bored as balls one
Speaker 2: numbers you get today zero and a two. Okay, and
Speaker 2: we have Philip on the line.
Speaker 11: Good morning Philip, Good morning guys. How are we pretty good?
Speaker 2: So you bet Kevin Hart fam Yeah, actually am excellent.
Speaker 2: All right, So and you reside in what is your suburb?
Speaker 8: Preston?
Speaker 2: Preston A right, Jack has been hovering over Preston on
Speaker 2: Google Maps. We are now ready to quiz you to
Speaker 2: prove that you really are from Preston.
Speaker 4: Luck, Phil, I really want you to go to the concert,
Speaker 4: but you have to prove it. I am in Preston,
Speaker 4: and oh I'm hungry.
Speaker 2: It's a common theme on.
Speaker 4: This I'm driving down Albert Street and I see Bullwinkles
Speaker 4: pizza and I go, of course, there's built Bullwinkles because
Speaker 4: of its distinct color. What color is it?
Speaker 11: I believe it's yellow and purple.
Speaker 2: You could certainly say it was purple purple.
Speaker 4: I call it pink, but I guess purplish.
Speaker 3: You're talking about shades.
Speaker 4: Okay, well, I mean yes the logos. Would you say, okay,
Speaker 4: agree with me? This is it a purple purplish pink.
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, the listeners. Now to get these prizes, all right,
Speaker 2: we'll give you that one two more than you.
Speaker 3: Get your Kevin Art tickets.
Speaker 11: Okay.
Speaker 4: I'm at Northland.
Speaker 3: Shop Center haveing a good time.
Speaker 4: I'm having a great time. Actually, I'm with you, Phil,
Speaker 4: and I turned to you and I say, hey, you
Speaker 4: know what we should do? Go grab a movie. We
Speaker 4: haven't done that in so long. But what cinema would
Speaker 4: we go to? That's what we would go to, Hoyd.
Speaker 2: Let's just two out of two. It's an strong Now
Speaker 2: for the Kevin Hart tickets all on this third and
Speaker 2: final question.
Speaker 4: This is another true life story which sometimes if I've
Speaker 4: been to the suburbs, I will I will give you
Speaker 4: a true to life story yesterday, this very day, the
Speaker 4: day before today.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Yes, we're giving away four million dollars
Speaker 2: worth of prizes in ten minutes time. This is a
Speaker 2: pair of Kevin Hart tickets. You're saying yesterday is a
Speaker 2: daylight today, But yesterday.
Speaker 4: Yesterday I got a sausage and bread outside a franchise
Speaker 4: storm but it's not But it's not Bunnings. I thought
Speaker 4: you might say, but it's not Bunnings. It's near Harvey
Speaker 4: Norman and it's blue.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Okay, that's a ten year old child
Speaker 2: has overtaken the body.
Speaker 3: You've won the chickets, Give the.
Speaker 1: Tickets Breakfast Show Gold one four point three.
Speaker 2: All right, we really are about to change somebody's life
Speaker 2: in about four minutes time. They're Ayal Melbourne Hospital Home
Speaker 2: lottery grand price. We have a name, we have a number,
Speaker 2: no idea, what's going to happen next.
Speaker 3: This is all live.
Speaker 2: We're not pre recording it, so they could pick up,
Speaker 2: could get a voicemail, could be chaotic, probably will be.
Speaker 2: And I don't even know how they're going to react,
Speaker 2: because have a think about it for a moment. Right now,
Speaker 2: someone's going to call them out of the blue. They may
Speaker 2: almostly know I not have even remembered of getting the
Speaker 2: lottery ticket. And they're going to get the news in
Speaker 2: form and it's time that they've got a brand new
Speaker 2: home Glenville Home and Camberwell fully furnished. You've got a
Speaker 2: brand new range drove of the LA and you get
Speaker 2: get this half a million dollars in gold.
Speaker 4: You'll love this on the Home Lotteries website in their
Speaker 4: FAQ section. How long do I have to claim my prize?
Speaker 4: The prize must be claimed within one year of the
Speaker 4: applicable draw day.
Speaker 2: So you go, who's keep it? Running it down until
Speaker 2: you know you're not winning?
Speaker 4: Kemwell, yes, I must get around there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And what are you doing about that gold?
Speaker 2: Do you know what I keep forgetting to get that?
Speaker 2: You know? I don't know where to store it at
Speaker 2: the moment. All right, then, so we're going to play
Speaker 2: a song. We're going to be calling up somebody. It
Speaker 2: could be you, So Melbourne, get ready. If your phone
Speaker 2: goes in four minutes time, it's us pull over.
Speaker 3: We've got big news. Your life is about to change.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So this is incredible.
Speaker 2: I've never been given anything last away in twenty years
Speaker 2: of breakfast radio. It is a prize price is worth
Speaker 2: over four million dollars not just a brand new Homer
Speaker 2: Glenville home and Camberwell. It's fully furnished, brand new range
Speaker 2: Rover VLA, which is a top of range Rover and
Speaker 2: half a million dollars worth of gold. Someone's about to
Speaker 2: get that phone call right now. This is live, it's
Speaker 2: not pre recorded to anything could happen. So I have
Speaker 2: a name, have a location. We're about to call someone
Speaker 2: right now, live on air. May pick up, may not
Speaker 2: pick up, No idea what their reaction is going to be.
Speaker 2: Let's call them up. So far, so good. It's tense,
Speaker 2: really tense. My heart's going like this. It's an unknow number.
Speaker 2: See you's call and saying you've won four million dollars
Speaker 2: worth of prize. Who does this? Who has a long
Speaker 2: one night? This voice? My parents, my mom and dad
Speaker 2: of this? It triys me nuts because it can't work
Speaker 2: out how to do it? Now? Do we go to
Speaker 2: deaf con one. Let's take it to the landline. All right,
Speaker 2: let's try the landline now. Other than the fact we've
Speaker 2: got this person's landline as well. All right, try the mobile,
Speaker 2: no answer there. Let's try the landline now as well, and.
Speaker 4: Then after that we've got people deployed outside.
Speaker 2: We've got pigeons, We've got pigeons.
Speaker 3: Landline.
Speaker 13: Hello.
Speaker 2: Oh hi there, I'm trying to get hold of Michael.
Speaker 7: Oh he's at work.
Speaker 2: Right, he's at work. Okay, we've got some Yes you can, Yes,
Speaker 2: that's fair enough. This is Christian O'Connor. You're currently live
Speaker 2: on Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 2: I really need to speak to It is really act.
Speaker 3: Do you know what? It really is? Exciting?
Speaker 2: That is the key word. I really need to speak
Speaker 2: to Michael Asa people because I've got some really great news.
Speaker 2: Oh well, do you have like a don't tell me
Speaker 2: because you're live on air right now. I've just tried
Speaker 2: his mobile number and I've done if he's driving, but
Speaker 2: it just rang out.
Speaker 7: Oh that's because he's a firefighter, sorr. He might be
Speaker 7: outdoing some firefighting.
Speaker 2: Sure enough. I don't want to interrupt that. I haven't
Speaker 2: got some good news. But I don't want to interrupt
Speaker 2: that if he's at work and he's on an emergency callout.
Speaker 2: So is the best thing for me to try the
Speaker 2: mobile again?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I guess so, right, I'll do that. I'll do that. Okay,
Speaker 2: So who's this Moira? Okay? All right, I'm Christian. Hopefully
Speaker 2: we'll speak again the next hour.
Speaker 7: S all right, Well that's exciting.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I guess you'd call it kind of good news.
Speaker 2: Oh good, Yeah, who'd luck with you? Yeah? Great?
Speaker 3: And are you guys you don't mind me asking you?
Speaker 2: Guys? Married? You got kids?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we'd be married for twenty six years.
Speaker 2: Twenty six years, three kids? How old are the kids?
Speaker 13: Twenty five, twenty two and twenty right.
Speaker 4: Hey, Moya, if the mobile number doesn't work, you have
Speaker 4: a number for the fire station that we could try
Speaker 4: him out.
Speaker 2: You don't know the emergency number, just call that just
Speaker 2: so zero.
Speaker 7: Me Michael, Well there is a number.
Speaker 2: But stay there. We're live on hour. Okay, stay there,
Speaker 2: I'm going to put you on hold. All right, all right,
Speaker 2: we're going to play some ads when we come back.
Speaker 2: We're going to try again. This is good newsic. We
Speaker 2: know a bit more now. It's got three kids and
Speaker 2: he's a firefighter. So this is going to go to
Speaker 2: someone who deserves it.
Speaker 1: The Christian oho' conwell breakfast show Melbourne's gold one oh
Speaker 1: four point three.
Speaker 2: So we're about to give away. We're trying this part two.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you why. It's part two in a minute.
Speaker 2: The Royal Melbourne Hospital Home lottery. This big prize worth
Speaker 2: over four million dollars at Glenville home in Camberwell, fully
Speaker 2: furnished Branny range drove out the driveway and half a million.
Speaker 3: Dollars worth of gold.
Speaker 2: So we just found out the guy we're trying to
Speaker 2: get hold of. His mobile just rang out. We have
Speaker 2: a landline and spoke to what abyss of his wife.
Speaker 2: We know that his name is Michael and he's a firefighter.
Speaker 2: He's a work right now doing an important job. We're
Speaker 2: going to try again right now. So this is mobile number.
Speaker 2: He's got no idea what we're calling up about, and
Speaker 2: Nora's his wife.
Speaker 6: I hopefully will get hold of him.
Speaker 2: So this is life is not prerecorded. Why anything can happen.
Speaker 2: I think his wife had texted him, but she did
Speaker 2: say he's at work and he's a firefighter.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 2: I don't think they'd be going to taken personal calls, right.
Speaker 2: So we do have a number for the station that
Speaker 2: he works at, the fire station he works at, all, right,
Speaker 2: let's try that now. I think it's one of these
Speaker 2: numbers that goes through to several firehouses.
Speaker 3: It's a centralized number.
Speaker 2: We can't start saying what we're calling up about, and
Speaker 2: we are we not.
Speaker 4: Allowed to say surname because we don't know it. We
Speaker 4: can only ask for mark O John.
Speaker 2: Hi, that you're live on God one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: Right now, we're trying to get hold of a firefighter
Speaker 2: there called Michael. I need a surname Ashley.
Speaker 3: Right, okay, can I just can I just put you
Speaker 3: on hold that minute?
Speaker 2: Yea sure, okay, right, let.
Speaker 3: Me just get a surname.
Speaker 4: Can you tell him the surname because then we don't
Speaker 4: say the surname.
Speaker 2: Hang on, Like I said, this is live. There are
Speaker 2: there are seven people, right, lawyers, people from the from
Speaker 2: Deloitte's here and are produced this gave up? How many?
Speaker 3: He said to me, I'm only giving you the first name?
Speaker 4: All right, they don't have a chat with him. Just
Speaker 4: just tell him the surname and.
Speaker 3: Give Okay, let's tried.
Speaker 2: So this is live radio, so we couldn't give out
Speaker 2: the guy so name for obvious reasoning to report an emergency.
Speaker 2: Hang up and dog triple zero. Thank you for calling.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to keep you waiting too long.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hello O, Hi there listen. I'm sorry, bothery.
Speaker 2: I know you guys are busy there, but I got
Speaker 2: some big news, some great news for someone called Michael.
Speaker 14: Yeah, he's on his way in there.
Speaker 15: He's just walking in the room now.
Speaker 2: Bri, thank you very much, this is great news. Thank you. Hello, Ah, Michael, Yes, Michael,
Speaker 2: are you Michael from Mount Martha.
Speaker 4: He is married to Moira. Say your wife's name is Moira?
Speaker 2: Yeah, got three you've got three children. You're a firefighter,
Speaker 2: all right? Listen you are live on Gold one oh
Speaker 2: four point three? Really yeah, I know it sounds like
Speaker 2: a wind up and what I'm about to tell you
Speaker 2: it's going to sound odd and it's going to take
Speaker 2: a while to sink in. But do you remember doing
Speaker 2: the Royal Melbourne Hospital Home lottery draw? You enter? Yep?
Speaker 3: Yep, Yeah, yep, yep.
Speaker 2: Are you stood up? Are you stood up right now?
Speaker 14: I'm sitting down.
Speaker 3: Okay, You've won the big grand prize?
Speaker 2: Oh really? Yeah? No, can you remember what the grand
Speaker 2: prize is? Hell? Yep, it's a Glenville home and camber
Speaker 2: well fully furnished. You get a brand new Range Rover.
Speaker 2: What car have you got at the moment?
Speaker 11: For you?
Speaker 3: You can sell that.
Speaker 2: Oh, keep the right. So you get a brand new
Speaker 2: Range Rover and you get half a million dollars in gold.
Speaker 2: Oh so listen, all of that is worth four million
Speaker 2: dollars Michael.
Speaker 14: Oh, that's unbelievable.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so how long have you been a firefighter? Thirty years?
Speaker 3: Thirty years?
Speaker 2: You're doing an amazing job at that, putting yourself in
Speaker 2: harmon's way all of us. And now you just found
Speaker 2: out at work. So have you just started working the
Speaker 2: last hour?
Speaker 14: She said a call and we just got back from
Speaker 14: a call here.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm going to now put your wife on
Speaker 2: as well because she doesn't know this.
Speaker 8: All right, I'll let.
Speaker 2: You two just have a chat right now. But Moira,
Speaker 2: I've just told Michael the reason why we're trying to
Speaker 2: get hold of him. He's just won the big grand
Speaker 2: prize in the Royal Melbourne Hospital Home lots of it.
Speaker 2: You've won over four million dollars worth of prizes.
Speaker 5: We win.
Speaker 11: No, that's great.
Speaker 14: I can't believe it.
Speaker 2: All those years of entering the cash cow, it is.
Speaker 4: Finally paid better than the cash care.
Speaker 14: Yeah, much better than the cash care.
Speaker 2: So Michael, you're supposed to now just focus on fire
Speaker 2: fighting duties and when do you finish today? When can
Speaker 2: you even celebrate this or take a moment?
Speaker 14: Oh yeah, well I want to get home tonight.
Speaker 3: Oh that's brilliant. Listen, well done.
Speaker 2: I know this is news out of the blue and
Speaker 2: kind of news which is so big and so life
Speaker 2: changing as well. What do you guys think is going
Speaker 2: to be the first thing you're going to do other
Speaker 2: than hopefully celebrate tonight?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 14: I know, you don't got no idea.
Speaker 3: I guess your job.
Speaker 2: You're someone who's always very calm. We've actually managed to
Speaker 2: tell the calmest person in Melbourne, the firefighterser over thirty years.
Speaker 14: Oh no, it's fair. I just like you always dream of,
Speaker 14: isn't it? And you never think it's going to happen.
Speaker 2: Hey listen, where did you even get the ticket from?
Speaker 3: Can you even remember online?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, well you know I've been entering for a while
Speaker 14: and they yeah, and then they bring into you every
Speaker 14: time and he has been great. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now listen, what's going to be the reaction for the
Speaker 2: people we work with, Because they've got a card of
Speaker 2: friends who.
Speaker 14: Are fin're all hanging around, Yeah, but they are.
Speaker 2: They want some money as well.
Speaker 14: They normally don't hang around me, but they're all hanging
Speaker 14: around now.
Speaker 2: They hear that you've got gold bars that you're going
Speaker 2: to be handing out or work tomorrow. Loaded you're the
Speaker 2: made man there, you're at the don a right.
Speaker 14: Wow, that's amazing. Wow, that's fantastic.
Speaker 2: Do you know what? You never really know who've given
Speaker 2: these kind of prices too, And I've never given anything
Speaker 2: about this away. But the fact that it's someone like
Speaker 2: you and someone who's been a firefighter for thirty years,
Speaker 2: I think is amazing. I think there'll be a lot
Speaker 2: of people right now who obviously gutted they didn't get
Speaker 2: the call, But I don't think anyone can deny that
Speaker 2: you're someone The kind of service you do for a
Speaker 2: community is incredible, and I think what a great way
Speaker 2: to say thank you.
Speaker 3: You've got all of this.
Speaker 2: You really will enjoy it when the pair of you
Speaker 2: can take a moment tonight of the next couple of
Speaker 2: weeks when it starts to sink in that you've won
Speaker 2: a brand new Glenville home and camberwell, fully furnished a
Speaker 2: Range Rover, and also half a million dollars worth of gold.
Speaker 15: Oh wow, it's.
Speaker 2: Reactions. He listen, Michael, congratulations, thanks very much, pleasure to
Speaker 2: give you that great news. And moiray, oh can you
Speaker 2: even eat Moira that. I think you're the one who's
Speaker 2: starting to really realize what this means. She's gone, she's
Speaker 2: gone to de part spending the money. Okay, all right then,
Speaker 2: thank you very much, Victoria, you are incredible. The Royal
Speaker 2: Melbourne Hospital Home lottery sold out early. Again, thank you
Speaker 2: for supporting world class care right here in this community.
Speaker 2: Two great winners there.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: Don't know about you. I'm trying to process what's just
Speaker 2: happened the last half an hour, and we were just saying,
Speaker 2: you know, how are you meant to carry on a
Speaker 2: day at work? And a day work for Michael just
Speaker 2: receive the news that he's won four million dollars worth
Speaker 2: of prizes. As a firefighter, at any moment, they could
Speaker 2: get the call out to go into some situation they
Speaker 2: don't even know often the full details of what they're
Speaker 2: turning up to you kind of your mind can't help,
Speaker 2: but wonder what's going to happen NeXT's right?
Speaker 4: Can't get that off your mind when you say that
Speaker 4: when you go.
Speaker 3: To the you can't knock off early.
Speaker 2: You can't like listen, guys are going to I'm going
Speaker 2: to head out at lunchtime. He's been he's been a
Speaker 2: firefighter for thirty years.
Speaker 11: There.
Speaker 2: The units that they work in, they're really tight.
Speaker 3: Those teams.
Speaker 4: Do they still get cat out of trees?
Speaker 2: Or was that? What about the one of movies as
Speaker 2: well where we've got a trampoline, you know, someone jumping
Speaker 2: out of We had so many questions to ask him
Speaker 2: by I did think think that I want to overload
Speaker 2: him as well.
Speaker 3: We had last week. Were you in the met I
Speaker 3: don't know if you were here.
Speaker 2: There was an hour long meeting about what what must
Speaker 2: happen and what mustn't happen. And let me just tell
Speaker 2: you from the but just of you, they're gonna have
Speaker 2: a lot of questions after telling everything we were.
Speaker 3: Told mustn't happen happens.
Speaker 2: Anyway, you enjoyed it, and yeah, one an amazing when
Speaker 2: Michael the Firefighter getting the great news the question.
Speaker 1: O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 2: So Michael the Firefighter, we just go to the news
Speaker 2: about fifteen minutes ago that it's uh, he's won four
Speaker 2: million dollars worth of prices, and the official people obviously
Speaker 2: had to speak to them and sort of verify some detail.
Speaker 2: Doesn't telling what happens next, And normally they rushed to
Speaker 2: this person to take them through because there's a lot
Speaker 2: to process, and they give them an expert who people
Speaker 2: who are trained in all this, but he said he's
Speaker 2: not available to see them into the shift finishes as
Speaker 2: a firefighter six o'clock tonight. You've got admire that dedication.
Speaker 2: There's not many of us that for doing that. But oh,
Speaker 2: come wherever you are right now.
Speaker 3: I'm leaving. Okay, see you guys, I'm out of here.
Speaker 2: All right. Let me tell you about one last dream
Speaker 2: Rock and All Radio, Christian O'Connell's one laugh Dream. We
Speaker 2: are asking you, Melbourne, to reunite your old bands. We're
Speaker 2: giving you a second chance. It might not happened big time,
Speaker 2: but we are giving you the big time. How many
Speaker 2: days until the slot that we have for as yet
Speaker 2: undiscovered bands.
Speaker 4: All right, didn't even didn't even have an opening. Twenty
Speaker 4: six days, three hours, eighteen minutes, thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: Okay, so there is a stage fifteen people are waiting
Speaker 2: for you to come on stage. Before there's Jimmy Barnes,
Speaker 2: before the Angels, there's your bands. This is the last
Speaker 2: week for you to enter. The deadline is Friday. You
Speaker 2: go to gold one O four three, dot com, dot you,
Speaker 2: dot au. We're calling it one last Dream because that's
Speaker 2: what this is now. It is say originally, if you
Speaker 2: need our help reuniting you with long lost band members,
Speaker 2: we can try and do that. But then we heard
Speaker 2: about this guy. It's not just a band member. Let
Speaker 2: him tell you more. Coome morning, Alex, Hey, how are
Speaker 2: you Christian? Hey listen, thanks for getting involved in drumming
Speaker 2: us A line about Citizen.
Speaker 3: Kane your old band.
Speaker 2: Yes, and why have you entered?
Speaker 15: Well, you know about twenty five years ago. I was
Speaker 15: in this band. I loved performing original music with these guys.
Speaker 15: Having kept in touch with any of them, I love
Speaker 15: performing live it's original, and you know, I'll enjoy playing bass.
Speaker 15: I was the basis in the band, and I just
Speaker 15: love laying down a really heavy, thick bassline.
Speaker 2: And so do you ever think about trying to catch
Speaker 2: up with the guys and doing some stuff together ever? Again?
Speaker 2: In your life.
Speaker 15: Well, not until not until you announced the competition. I
Speaker 15: every now and again I just think about it reminiscent
Speaker 15: about the past. But you ignited that passion and I
Speaker 15: just love you to help in getting in touch with
Speaker 15: these guys.
Speaker 3: We can do that. And so what do you do now?
Speaker 2: Then? What do you do now? For living?
Speaker 15: Well, I manage a packaging business. I've been doing this
Speaker 15: for quite a while.
Speaker 2: That's by day and by night. You're deemon on the bass.
Speaker 2: So you're the this track. I heard it last night, right,
Speaker 2: and I said, Tom, producer, we've got to get this
Speaker 2: band on right. It reminds a bit of talking heads
Speaker 2: and then your bass comes in sounds like flee from
Speaker 2: the Chili Peppers.
Speaker 3: You guys were really good.
Speaker 15: Oh thanks you Well, I think we were too bad
Speaker 15: at all. The musicians were very competent, excellent songwriters. Yeah,
Speaker 15: so it'd be a terrific opportunity if you know, we'd
Speaker 15: get back together again, all right, for one last gig.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, I'm going to give a chance out to
Speaker 2: hear one of your songs on the radio. Then this
Speaker 2: is I feel angry by your old band, Citizen Kane.
Speaker 2: Enjoy this, This is brilliant. We haven't got anything like
Speaker 2: this so far in the competition. There's some really really
Speaker 2: good craft in this. Your bass is amazing.
Speaker 15: I'm the vocal The vocals are just out of this world.
Speaker 15: I think David does an amazing job.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Alex, did I get the lyrics right? Is that
Speaker 4: my sexuality will turn you on?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 15: That is correct. Yes, the song's called electric and that
Speaker 15: was written by David Patone.
Speaker 3: All right, now listen where are the bonds? Where are
Speaker 3: the boys?
Speaker 15: I've got no idea. I mean I left the band.
Speaker 15: I was asked to leave the band.
Speaker 2: What Yeah, yeah, you need that right now.
Speaker 3: What happened?
Speaker 15: Well in ninety so I met a lovely woman in
Speaker 15: ninety two who's.
Speaker 2: Now not the singer's girlfriend.
Speaker 15: No, no, there was none of that, so I was
Speaker 15: I was probably a straight one in the band. So yeah, no,
Speaker 15: I met a lovely woman. We fell in love. I
Speaker 15: announced to the band that we were engaged to be married,
Speaker 15: and the lead lead called me about a month or
Speaker 15: two later and said, sorry, Alex, you're not really committed
Speaker 15: what to the band and you're out? So I guess
Speaker 15: that's just not rock and roll.
Speaker 4: Well, you're not allowed to fall in love.
Speaker 15: Yeah, that's what happened, but you're just annoyed at the time.
Speaker 15: But all is forgiven.
Speaker 2: You should just say my sexuality just turned her on.
Speaker 2: You know the song came true?
Speaker 15: Well mine certainly did. But yeah, it wasn't to be
Speaker 15: with the band.
Speaker 4: How many years did they go on? For a few left.
Speaker 15: I know that they replaced me with another player, but
Speaker 15: I really didn't keep in touch with anyone. The singer
Speaker 15: came over to my place once, I think a couple
Speaker 15: of months later, but that.
Speaker 2: Was that was basic.
Speaker 15: We need you, Oh God, the Galian Krueger is there
Speaker 15: waiting to go.
Speaker 2: All right, So who are we trying to track down?
Speaker 2: An entire band? I thought we might get the odd
Speaker 2: drummer a bass player here, but an entire band, So
Speaker 2: who are we looking for? Count them down?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 15: Well, okay, first of all, Steve Linburne. He was the
Speaker 15: lead guitar and songwriter, all right, last.
Speaker 2: One last scene here in Melbourne.
Speaker 15: I believe so, I believe. So the second person would
Speaker 15: be David Pican, I guess, the lead singer. He's also
Speaker 15: a songwriter, drummer Cameron Gould also. I think he's still
Speaker 15: involved in music. A little bit in the indigenous music scene,
Speaker 15: so I'm sure we'll be able to look him up.
Speaker 15: Another one, Teddy Tadwar the rhythm player, guitar player, and
Speaker 15: the singer. I think her name was Guy Yankers, but
Speaker 15: I'm not sure about a surname.
Speaker 4: There's someone in the band you can't remember their name.
Speaker 15: The backing vocalists, the singer, not the sing of these.
Speaker 2: There's cop shows. This is a cold case. This is
Speaker 2: ice cold. Have you got any names?
Speaker 14: No?
Speaker 2: I think there was an O or A in the
Speaker 2: first name. I remember Brown here definitely had eyes in
Speaker 2: a face.
Speaker 4: All right, Alex, the task is set.
Speaker 2: Ree u nite. We've got to find the names to
Speaker 2: begin with.
Speaker 15: Well, I've giving you the names.
Speaker 3: Yes, sorry, Alex.
Speaker 2: Sorry, It's how silly of me not said find them
Speaker 2: right now. I Well, listen, mister bass. We might need
Speaker 2: I can see why they're Are you to leave now
Speaker 2: with this attitude? We will try and do everything we
Speaker 2: can to bring you back with this band.
Speaker 3: Okay, be wonderful.
Speaker 2: Now what happens if we all put you in a room?
Speaker 2: Is it going to be like Metallica? Some kind of monster?
Speaker 2: Do we need to get a therapist? To hell that
Speaker 2: the rift. Are you all going to be kind?
Speaker 15: There's no no, I don't bear any grudges. I mean,
Speaker 15: I was very annoyed at the time, but you know
Speaker 15: you forget and you're always forgiven, so there's no no problem. Alright, problem,
Speaker 15: what's it?
Speaker 3: All right? We'll do our best, Alex. We'll catch up
Speaker 3: again tomorrow.
Speaker 15: Sounds good, Christian, all right.
Speaker 3: Listen, really nice talking to you as well.
Speaker 2: Seriously, I love the song when as soon as I
Speaker 2: heard it, you guys sounded great to hear that.
Speaker 3: All right, buddy, good luck.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: So been of a big challenge given to.
Speaker 2: Us by Alex. I said, look, we will help you
Speaker 2: do everything we can in our powers to try and
Speaker 2: reunite you with your old band members for our big competition.
Speaker 2: We got the moment on a show called One Last Dream.
Speaker 2: We have a gig, we have a stage, we don't
Speaker 2: have a band. The show is in how many days
Speaker 2: and hours and minutes?
Speaker 3: Keep that tab open.
Speaker 4: I say, I'm glad you asked. Twenty six days, three hours,
Speaker 4: two minutes, twenty six seconds.
Speaker 2: Okay, until your band goes on stage of one of
Speaker 2: fifteen thousand people are doing up for Jimmy Marnes, the
Speaker 2: Angels and many many more. So we just go to
Speaker 2: Alex and he doesn't just need help realiting with the
Speaker 2: band member, but an entire band who kicked him out
Speaker 2: over twenty years ago because he had the audustity to
Speaker 2: save just got engaged. They're like, get out and lead
Speaker 2: the bass guitar behind. So we're trying to reunite with
Speaker 2: a couple of band members now they are we need
Speaker 2: if anyone recognizes any of these names, please get in
Speaker 2: touch with us. We're looking for David Brackets, Pickle Peconi,
Speaker 2: Steve linn Burn, Ted, I won't get this right. Tad
Speaker 2: was Cameron Gold. That is not sure about that one's name,
Speaker 2: and always Sid No, he's not sure about this one
Speaker 2: as well. Gaia Juncass. I mean, if you know any of.
Speaker 4: The kind of person but used to call mother Hugh
Speaker 4: jas Hujars.
Speaker 2: Andrew's on the line, who thinks he knows one of
Speaker 2: the names? Good morning, Andrew, Hie Christian? All right, So
Speaker 2: which name is not Bingo? Which eyes down? Which name
Speaker 2: do you think you recognized? Steve lin Burn right, lead, guitar, band, leader, songwriter.
Speaker 2: If we get here, maybe the others will fall. Do
Speaker 2: you know? Is this a buddy?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I clean he's house on a regular basis, And yeah
Speaker 11: he still does.
Speaker 17: So I write songs and into music.
Speaker 11: Still did he?
Speaker 2: Does he ever talk about a band called Citizen Kane?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 2: Not really. It's in the rearview mirror of his life.
Speaker 2: This is a tough one, all right, Andrew? Which area
Speaker 2: of Melbourne is he him?
Speaker 11: Mill Park?
Speaker 3: Mill Park?
Speaker 2: All right? All right, Andrew, thank you very much for
Speaker 2: help so far. That is the only lead we've got.
Speaker 2: If you've got any more details, please let us know.
Speaker 2: Email me Christian at Gold one o four three dot
Speaker 2: com dot au.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Okay, we got brand new at work time where Sephie.
Speaker 2: I'm expecting nothing but golds and maybe some silvers. I'm
Speaker 2: expecting great work from you today. I think this is
Speaker 2: one you're going to enjoy. Last night and flicking around
Speaker 2: the TV and I see some new TV show Bride
Speaker 2: and Prejudice, and I see it's people shouting on screen,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, Nope, that's a hard past bride and prejudice.
Speaker 2: I don't want you to marry him. So I don't
Speaker 2: know what that impression is imbred in Alabama or something,
Speaker 2: but some of the people on TV did it? Like
Speaker 2: your version of that? I gave you five hundred marks?
Speaker 3: Eat a take up right now?
Speaker 2: So anyone think anyway? The outwork time wasters. Combine a
Speaker 2: movie with a TV show. That's what they've done with
Speaker 2: the title of that. I've Got Deadliest Catch Me if
Speaker 2: you can thank you, Jurassic Parks and Reck Summer Heights
Speaker 2: High School Musical. I think mister g would like that
Speaker 2: going to a big movie. I love watching that with
Speaker 2: the kids. Malcolm X in the middle, mister Holland's Oprah,
Speaker 2: everybody loves rain Man and Doctor Doctor who frames Roger Rabbit?
Speaker 2: All right, all right, what have you got then? So
Speaker 2: combine a movie with a TV show.
Speaker 4: Pickey, Blindside, Yes, the Hills have queer eyes.
Speaker 3: That's very good, Fresh Prince of Connair.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and married with Children of the Corn nice, brilliant.
Speaker 2: Okay over to you now, text us you'rs. Then combine
Speaker 2: a movie with a TV show four seven, five three,
Speaker 2: one oh four three.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: All right, turn out for Jack to mark today's at
Speaker 2: work time wasyster on the show, It's Gold one four
Speaker 2: point three. It's the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show. Today's at
Speaker 2: work time waster is combine a movie with a TV show.
Speaker 2: Let's get straight to this one in Worriby, good morning,
Speaker 2: much a Scooby Doo about Nothing.
Speaker 4: It must be a film. I don't know it.
Speaker 2: My film of a Shakespeare playing much Ado about nothing?
Speaker 3: Have you no knowledge of the classics?
Speaker 4: That's all I was gonna say.
Speaker 2: I know Scooby Doo.
Speaker 4: Silver, because I know Scooby Doo.
Speaker 2: Otherwise, Bronze, twelve Angry Friends, that's very good. Gold dude,
Speaker 2: what's my line? Gold Ari well done, Gone with the
Speaker 2: Wheel of Fortune, Silver, Lizzie, well done.
Speaker 3: Nightmare on Sesame Street.
Speaker 4: Father, especially coming into Halloween, Gold plus tropical a clever
Speaker 4: you say, yeah, yeah, what a maca Newcastle, My big
Speaker 4: fat Greek Bachelorette, Dad, Bronze, Peter Infiran Tree Gully Seinfeld
Speaker 4: of Dreams.
Speaker 2: That's my favorite so far. I just love the idea. Paul,
Speaker 2: Thank you, for that one cool Saul by your Name,
Speaker 2: that's gold Herbe that's very smart. Home Alone and Away
Speaker 2: that's really really subtle, isn't it.
Speaker 4: That's my favorite so far. God play.
Speaker 3: Chris well done for that.
Speaker 2: And finally fifty Shades of Gray's Anatomy Lee in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: I like that. But Home, Home, Alone and Away?
Speaker 1: I like, all right, Well, don't everyone the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 1: Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three?
Speaker 4: Patty, have you seen a Star is Born?
Speaker 2: As yet?
Speaker 5: I still haven't done it. I've got to do it,
Speaker 5: do you know what?
Speaker 2: It's amazing, right, it's really nice when great things that've
Speaker 2: got big heart too well. Number one movie in Australia,
Speaker 2: number one soundtrack in Australia, number one single as well.
Speaker 3: It's unbelievable. Don't really get that full sweep.
Speaker 4: So the original movie was in the thirties or something,
Speaker 4: and then I think they've done like this is the
Speaker 4: fourth version of it.
Speaker 2: Really Originally it was about an actor and an actress
Speaker 2: and so Cooper has bought something completely different to it.
Speaker 2: But it's not a brand new story, you know. It's
Speaker 2: like James Mason the fifties as.
Speaker 5: Well, I didn't know that.
Speaker 4: So on SBS on Sunday Night was the Chris Christofferson
Speaker 4: and Barbara streisand version from the nineteen seventies.
Speaker 5: I remember their picture.
Speaker 2: On the cover.
Speaker 3: They're like, he's top lesson.
Speaker 4: Yes. Dad had recorded it and he was watching it
Speaker 4: last night as I'm make my evening smoothie for the
Speaker 4: next morning, so I can hear him talking to Mum
Speaker 4: in the lounge while he's watching the show.
Speaker 3: So he's kind of given a commentary.
Speaker 4: He's given a commentary, and there's an obvious new scene
Speaker 4: or topless scene from what I can tell, because Dad goes, oh,
Speaker 4: that's that's very brave of her.
Speaker 2: Yes, but if there is a scene that it was
Speaker 2: a very famous scene at the time where Barbara Streisson
Speaker 2: got her gear off. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so we think
Speaker 2: was on display. So they don't mean Mount Martha. I
Speaker 2: just mean the Twin Peaks. We get the picture. I
Speaker 2: get it.
Speaker 4: Lady Gaga in the film the new film gets a
Speaker 4: little bit naked as well, and Day goes, oh, well,
Speaker 4: lady Gaga, I thought that was brave. But this is
Speaker 4: in the seventies, so this is really brave for barbar strasan.
Speaker 4: Then I hear the TV mute and watching that up
Speaker 4: to I can tell that he's rewind.
Speaker 2: He's having a quiet moment. Don't come in, son, almost.
Speaker 4: I can hear it mute and then playback a bit
Speaker 4: of the dialogue. Well I heard just before he's rewinded
Speaker 4: to watch it again.
Speaker 2: He goes.
Speaker 3: Wear out that rewind mun He.
Speaker 4: Goes and this is the way he explained it to mum.
Speaker 4: Why he wants to watch it again. He goes, maybe
Speaker 4: it wasn't her, Maybe it was a stand in, So
Speaker 4: he's got to rewind. Yeah, checks not standing or a
Speaker 4: double a lot of It's very brave, very brave of her.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 2: What a show. Then we go someone like changing news.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that we can catch up with. All we
Speaker 2: know is he's Michael, a firefighter of thirty years here
Speaker 2: in Melbourne. But we gave them news today that he
Speaker 2: won the grand price for the Royal Melbourne Hospital Grand
Speaker 2: Draw the Home lottery. Four million donisworth of prices. I
Speaker 2: want to give him a couple days because he's going
Speaker 2: to need way more than that. Catch up with him
Speaker 2: Friday and ask him and his wife what did you
Speaker 2: have planned this weekend? And now what are you going
Speaker 2: to do this weekend now that your life has changed anyway?
Speaker 2: Title today's show Budgie's Getting Intimate with Mirrors, which sounds
Speaker 2: like a great indie band name Huggy is coming up next.
Speaker 2: You could be reading out your postcode. You could be
Speaker 2: winning some cash. Keep listening to Gold one oh four
Speaker 2: point three all day long to win with postcode bing.
Speaker 3: Go have a great day. We're back tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three