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Speaker 3: Avoiding envelopes at at night. Bill, she's back with some
Speaker 3: new material. It is week three on Pay your bills?
Speaker 3: How much money have I got now? Is it under
Speaker 3: thirty thousand?
Speaker 4: He used to got thirty four hundred and forty six
Speaker 4: dollars eighty eight cents?
Speaker 3: Ten? Your time for me to be paying your bills?
Speaker 5: Hey?
Speaker 3: Everyone, how's your weekend? Jack? How was your weekend?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 4: It was fantastic. Thank you for taking me to UFC
Speaker 4: two three four.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I wasn't sure whether you'd like it. I want
Speaker 3: to go along. I thought you'd be interested. I know
Speaker 3: you're a sports fan anyway, and I was hoping that
Speaker 3: when you saw all of it, you'd have a better
Speaker 3: appreciation for how hard it is. And it's way more technical,
Speaker 3: and those are athletes that are in the fighting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like many people, I think I've only seen what
Speaker 4: they what you see on the sports highlights, which is
Speaker 4: just a savage beating somebody else in the face, and
Speaker 4: these blood sprais all over the crowd. It's actually when
Speaker 4: it's in context, it's you start to respect it.
Speaker 3: A lot more.
Speaker 4: I really enjoyed it. It wasn't as confronting as I
Speaker 4: thought it would be.
Speaker 3: And also the fights we saw yesterday, I was so
Speaker 3: bummed when I found out, like the thousands that sold
Speaker 3: out Rod Labor in fourteen minutes to hopefully see the
Speaker 3: homegrown champion, Robert Whitaker, middleweight Champion of the World defend
Speaker 3: the belt here pulled out had it was taken into
Speaker 3: surgery three am Sunday morning with hernia, his conon and
Speaker 3: his intestine had popped through his stomach wall, and he
Speaker 3: still thought he'd be okay to fight. What was great
Speaker 3: is the Dana White they have seen as the head
Speaker 3: of the UFC. This is a four billion dollar franchise
Speaker 3: around the world, the Ultimate Fighting Championships. At the post
Speaker 3: fight conference yesterday, when the reporters were going, you know
Speaker 3: how bad was the injury to Whisker, could have fought
Speaker 3: then had surgery afterwards fight Fans that paid a lot
Speaker 3: of money sold out without forty minutes Dana White goes,
Speaker 3: because we saw them there. We saw the other side
Speaker 3: of the cage. We saw Matt Damon and Chris Hemmersworth right,
Speaker 3: and Dana White goes at the press conference, Well, Matt
Speaker 3: Damon told me that if he'd have fought with that
Speaker 3: injury and he took one punch to stomach, he would
Speaker 3: have died. It's like, you know, he's an actor. He's
Speaker 3: like the medical advisor. He's not good Will hunting. He's
Speaker 3: not Jason Moore. Well, I literally got the phone to
Speaker 3: Jason Bourne.
Speaker 4: But isn't it funny that Thought's.
Speaker 3: Gonna come in a minute and have worth you as well.
Speaker 3: He's in a double Honey, you're picking up that Hammer's
Speaker 3: not easy.
Speaker 4: I kind of trust Matt Damon.
Speaker 3: Well, quoting Matt Damon is your main medical source. What
Speaker 3: about the doctors who device they must rushed him into
Speaker 3: surgery at three am? But if Matt Damon said it, yeah, honestly,
Speaker 3: Jason Boying and thor Of weighed in on this and that. So, yeah,
Speaker 3: we had a great afternoon at UFC two three four yesterday.
Speaker 3: The incredible thing, as well, perhaps is Jack and I
Speaker 3: were sat where all the dignitaries and there were like
Speaker 3: three world champions.
Speaker 4: Oc is like a VIP of the UFC.
Speaker 3: Because I did. I worked for them in the in
Speaker 3: in England to the TV show for them, so they
Speaker 3: kind of have to look after them want to go
Speaker 3: and see the fights. But yeah, we had great seats.
Speaker 4: There, sitting behind some fighters past. We even got on
Speaker 4: the coverage, the beams TV coverage, like trying to pick
Speaker 4: our heads through the people that were filming. And I
Speaker 4: told Bianca that we got on TV and she thought
Speaker 4: they came to us and then put you know, subtitles
Speaker 4: up the rest of the world really wants to say, and.
Speaker 3: Then we could have got you into Wikipedia. By the way,
Speaker 3: By the way, by the way, I've got the photo
Speaker 3: shopped images right all right, I'll show you them in
Speaker 3: a minute. We've got the photoshop. I think you'll be
Speaker 3: on Wikipedia this week Patsy, How was your weekend? Pats
Speaker 3: Can you believe this? I've done fed fast this weekend?
Speaker 7: No booze, I don't believe you.
Speaker 3: I promise you can all Sarah noboos this weekend. Note
Speaker 3: didn't drink yesterday. You have seen the afternoon well done, yep,
Speaker 3: completely clean, all weekend.
Speaker 8: Well, I think I drank for both of you.
Speaker 3: Well, good on you, good on you.
Speaker 4: But Pats he was complaining this morning because he said,
Speaker 4: now we only got one more weekend to go. And
Speaker 4: I just looked at the calendar.
Speaker 3: Next week, two weeks I got March.
Speaker 4: Two weekends.
Speaker 3: I got Marster first. It was eight o'clock Saturday. I didn't, well,
Speaker 3: there's another two more weekends to climb.
Speaker 4: You pretty much ripped the screen out of the across
Speaker 4: the room.
Speaker 3: I am on a health kick this month, and I
Speaker 3: should just warn everyone right now that I am on
Speaker 3: a cleans day today and tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Oh what does that involved?
Speaker 3: Just juices? Don't really eat it much?
Speaker 8: Well, you know, the los are a long way away
Speaker 8: from the studio.
Speaker 3: It's not just that. I understand that. Apparently it's quite
Speaker 3: the first time you do it is quite a lot
Speaker 3: on people.
Speaker 4: Yankee did reduced cleanse, and she became a different person,
Speaker 4: a monster of herself.
Speaker 3: Oh that'd be great for the show the next two days.
Speaker 3: Get ready for a quote, A monster.
Speaker 4: It's so irritable. Less than twenty four hours, she changed
Speaker 4: her whole personality.
Speaker 3: What I've done it today? For twenty four hours and
Speaker 3: tomorrow for another twenty four hours Tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Tomorrow's show could be anything tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Not this show. Tomorrow at four o'clock I've got a
Speaker 3: big meeting with one of the network network heads of
Speaker 3: one of the channels here. By four o'clock tomorrow, I'm
Speaker 3: going to be a no no, I'm going to smack.
Speaker 3: I'm taking DJP I to another network.
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Speaker 3: So can either of you two tell me about the
Speaker 3: origins of the showy? And I just friends said to
Speaker 3: me back in England, why are you going to Australia?
Speaker 3: There's no culture there? And then I can now send
Speaker 3: them no, no, no, guys, they've got they've got so much culture.
Speaker 3: They've got this thing called a showy where they get
Speaker 3: a shoe the smelliest thing you put on, and they
Speaker 3: drink from it. Honestly by someone Yell's shoey.
Speaker 4: I feel like it's only in the last ten years
Speaker 4: to prominence. I don't remember it even in my teenage too.
Speaker 3: It was it an.
Speaker 8: AFL No, it started in F one, didn't it.
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 4: It was Daniel Ricardo who famous. Why I don't think
Speaker 4: he started, he brought it to the law.
Speaker 5: You'd got to think, why the shoe, especially if it's
Speaker 5: a formy one thing. How many hours you crammed in
Speaker 5: that cockpit of a car, strautch a rocket machine, in
Speaker 5: those sweaty little booties they wear the manniest thing. And
Speaker 5: then to drink you could have it out of the
Speaker 5: drinking out the champagne bottle or glass. Yeah, they're multi millionaires.
Speaker 4: I've done one, have you? Yeah, is kind of disgusting. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and then you gotta then you gotta really damp shoe afterwards.
Speaker 3: Yeah, not just that. When you go to the pub,
Speaker 3: they'll give you a fresh glass, won't they. You know,
Speaker 3: then you complain if it's not fresh, it's come out
Speaker 3: the dishwasher. Why would you want it from your own shoe?
Speaker 3: It makes no sense to me, the shoey. So there's
Speaker 3: a couple of USC fighters, the Kiwi boys that were
Speaker 3: sat where we were sat yesterday, Tuivas and pedro Tyson.
Speaker 3: They clearly weren't doing fed fast.
Speaker 4: They were they were, they weren't fighting that day, they
Speaker 4: were on free.
Speaker 3: Time and they were they'd been obviously drinking since early
Speaker 3: doors yesterday, if not all weekend they're having a great
Speaker 3: time and they were very funny. But there was a
Speaker 3: fight in front of them. Who's called Donald the Cowboy
Speaker 3: Seroni and he's going to be fighting Conor McGregor this summer,
Speaker 3: so he's about to become an even bigger start. He's
Speaker 3: been around for years and because he's called Donald the
Speaker 3: Cowboy Seroni, he lives up to the part. He was
Speaker 3: in his cowboy hat Tradmont cowboy hat and cowboy boots.
Speaker 3: So they're yelling at and he sat in front of them, showey, showey, showey,
Speaker 3: shoey for about half an hour and then he just
Speaker 3: gives in to shut them.
Speaker 4: He's only less than a meter away, but like, it's
Speaker 4: not like yelling to somebody at the other end. They're
Speaker 4: yelling right behind his ear.
Speaker 3: And then he gave in to peer pressure. Not joking right.
Speaker 3: An Australian fighter, first one on the main card, had
Speaker 3: just knocked out his opponent Sam Alvi in the first rounds.
Speaker 3: Big moment. Australian fighter only a second fighter in the UC.
Speaker 3: Jimmy Croup back me up here, chat. Weren't there more
Speaker 3: people exciting getting their phones out filming a guy doing
Speaker 3: a shoey than the guy just won in the cage.
Speaker 4: Well, it's a shoey out of a cowboy boot showy. Man,
Speaker 4: it was a big shoey.
Speaker 3: There were more people filming that than filming the Australian
Speaker 3: guy who just knocked out another man in the cage.
Speaker 3: I think, do you know what we want to have
Speaker 3: this meeting next tomorrow with the TV boss. I'm going
Speaker 3: to pitch Shoeyes, the TV show it's me traveling around
Speaker 3: Australia challenging people to have a shoey.
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Speaker 3: That's it. I was listening to your six o'clock news,
Speaker 3: as always do is, and the story then about a
Speaker 3: rival being launched to Viagra.
Speaker 4: Yes, out of the UK.
Speaker 8: They've come up with a new pill that works much
Speaker 8: quicker than the original Viagrad or working just thirty seconds.
Speaker 3: You've got to get that timing right, haven't you? Thirty seconds?
Speaker 3: But then but then you said the only downside and
Speaker 3: I guess that's not the right word with someone like
Speaker 3: arrival to Vagua? The is it? It's how long? Does
Speaker 3: it last?
Speaker 4: For half an hour?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 3: So you really you could be. You've got to be
Speaker 3: ready to go, haven't you. You can't be saying this,
Speaker 3: you're going upstairs the bedroom. I'll take it now, and
Speaker 3: then when a moment you're ready, I drop the pail,
Speaker 3: and you know, the phone goes. I get off the phone.
Speaker 3: How much? How long left is there? Twenty eight and
Speaker 3: thirty two. That's a lot of stress, isn't it.
Speaker 4: How long does normal viagra take?
Speaker 3: I don't know what does that take? Come on you
Speaker 3: and Chris out there wherever you sell them out there,
Speaker 3: the little Chinese ones, the blueies are readies, and all
Speaker 3: of them come on.
Speaker 8: Two or three hours, isn't it?
Speaker 4: And then how long does it last?
Speaker 8: That's what I mean, like two or three hours, two
Speaker 8: or three hours.
Speaker 3: Who needs that? For two or three hours?
Speaker 4: Listeners might know.
Speaker 3: Two or three hours you've got. You're in that state.
Speaker 3: You can't go and do anything. You can't leave the house.
Speaker 8: You wouldn't want to.
Speaker 3: You can't do anything. You can't go down holes are
Speaker 3: one of those wandering around the aisles pointing out all
Speaker 3: the groceries and stuff like that. That's I thought it
Speaker 3: was a quicker tangle off.
Speaker 4: Than that, because there's nothing. There's no antidote to it.
Speaker 4: So once you've taken it.
Speaker 3: There is if you listen to Fox seriously within about
Speaker 3: a couple of minutes that things back down to flaccid state.
Speaker 3: That's a that's a guarantee.
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Speaker 3: Three case on this day in Mystery coming up in
Speaker 3: five minutes time before that put up my dad yesterday.
Speaker 3: So it's in back home now for two weeks after
Speaker 3: spending three weeks over in Australia's first of a trip
Speaker 3: to this great southern land. It's missing it immensely. It's
Speaker 3: very cold back there, minus five at the moment.
Speaker 4: You're back on Skype again. Is he getting any better
Speaker 4: at the Skype?
Speaker 3: Well, he's getting a little bit better at Skype. He
Speaker 3: still couldn't work out, so there was no volume. I
Speaker 3: could see him, so I just rang him. We spoke
Speaker 3: on the phone whilst looking at each other. It was
Speaker 3: like a prison visit, you know where they go pick
Speaker 3: pick up the phone. He was on a phone, I
Speaker 3: was on a phone. We're looking at each other on
Speaker 3: sky I was going, Daddy, you've really got to get
Speaker 3: better at this. But anyway, here's what he's done. For
Speaker 3: the first time ever, my dad has sent me an
Speaker 3: email over the weekend, an attachment a PDF. He's never
Speaker 3: sent one to me before. This is astonishing in itself,
Speaker 3: but it was a funny article he thought I might
Speaker 3: like for the radio show. Twenty years I've been in
Speaker 3: the breakfast radio He's never once chipped in some material.
Speaker 3: I don't know whether he came out here, heard a
Speaker 3: show and was like, he needs my help. He sent
Speaker 3: me what he thinks is a funny article that I
Speaker 3: would find amusing to talk on the show today.
Speaker 4: I can't wait to hear it.
Speaker 3: So I've said to him yesterday when I got your article,
Speaker 3: I liked it. I'm going to try it out tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I said, could you do this once a week where
Speaker 3: you find an article for the newspapers out there and
Speaker 3: you send it over to me and I'll let you
Speaker 3: know how it goes down. Okay. So it's the debut
Speaker 3: of the funny article by my dad today, Okay, on
Speaker 3: the show The.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three, This.
Speaker 3: Day, Mystery, on this Day, Welcome to February the eleventh.
Speaker 3: On this day in mystery this morning, it's me in
Speaker 3: charge of taking you back in time and trying to
Speaker 3: ask you about a key moment in history of February
Speaker 3: the eleventh today, some notable dates for you. Trivia question yep,
Speaker 3: what's the smallest city in the world?
Speaker 4: City?
Speaker 3: Sorry, smallest country in the world.
Speaker 4: Oh, Vatican City?
Speaker 3: Is that a country? Correct? Did you know that, patsy?
Speaker 3: Vatican City, an enclave of Rome, is the smallest country
Speaker 3: in the world. It is entirely independent. There you go.
Speaker 3: So if you even a pub quiz, they often that
Speaker 3: one comes up. What is the smallest place in the world?
Speaker 3: It is the Vatican City anyway, back in nineteen twenty
Speaker 3: nine was when it's first made an enclave, its own
Speaker 3: separate enclave of Rome. In nineteen ninety, Nelson Mandela was
Speaker 3: finally released after twenty seven years falsely imprisoned protesting against
Speaker 3: a part time Do you remember that was amazing Chris
Speaker 3: rockbit where he talked about how within two years he
Speaker 3: got divorced, like he'd done twenty seven years in prison,
Speaker 3: two years of marriage is like no, now put me
Speaker 3: back in you'll find online I'm paraphrasing. It's an amazing
Speaker 3: Chris Rockbit. But the big thing I want to talk
Speaker 3: about today. When I was haveing a look around yesterday
Speaker 3: evening all the various things that happened on this day
Speaker 3: in history, Febuary eleventh, back in time, I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 3: It was this one of the biggest upsets in sport ever.
Speaker 3: It literally changed the sport that it happened in forever.
Speaker 3: It changed from that moment. It was so big. When
Speaker 3: I found out what had happened, I remember actually crying
Speaker 3: and my dad having to console me. A huge, huge, huge,
Speaker 3: unforeseen upset. Your classic sports upset, you get them once
Speaker 3: in a generation. I think this is one of the
Speaker 3: biggest in several generations. What was it? What happened?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 3: It's a sporting one today, biggest ups set, one of
Speaker 3: the biggest upsets in sport. For me, it's the biggest
Speaker 3: upset upset in sport ever. What's your guest, don't go
Speaker 3: on your phones, try and guess what it was it
Speaker 3: happened on this date, February the eleventh, nine four one
Speaker 3: one oh four three. I'll take your guesses. Next. What
Speaker 3: do you think it was? Nine four one four one
Speaker 3: oh four three?
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Speaker 3: Day, mystery on this day? All right, so right about
Speaker 3: this time every day we do on this day in
Speaker 3: history where we ask you a question, but a key
Speaker 3: historical date that happened on this day in history, February
Speaker 3: the eleventh, one of the biggest sporting upsets ever occurred?
Speaker 3: What do you think it was? Ask you this morning
Speaker 3: on ninety four one four, one oh four three. Let's
Speaker 3: take some guesses now, Billy, good morning, Good morning guys.
Speaker 1: How are we but good?
Speaker 3: I hope you had a great weekend. Billy, What do
Speaker 3: you think it was? Then? One of the greatest sporting
Speaker 3: upsets ever?
Speaker 7: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Is the hand around delivery from Trevor Shavel See I
Speaker 3: had a quick jump when I heard you were going
Speaker 3: to guess this. It's not the right answer, but you
Speaker 3: did send me down a wormhole. So this was a
Speaker 3: one day in like nineteen eighty one. Yeah, at the
Speaker 3: g This was a long time ago, so much so
Speaker 3: that the one day was sponsored by Benson and Hedges.
Speaker 3: Is when they used to let when they used to
Speaker 3: let cigarettes sponsor major sporting events. Formula one used to
Speaker 3: be sponsored by cigarettes, Benson and Hedges. Yeah yeah, unthinkable now,
Speaker 3: isn't It's just like what how was that ever? Okay?
Speaker 3: And Jack and I just had a quick look on
Speaker 3: YouTube whereverything is now and you can see it is
Speaker 3: so disrespectful. They're bowling under arm, aren't they.
Speaker 4: For the final ball of the whole game. I think
Speaker 4: New Zealand has to hit at least four off the ball,
Speaker 4: so he just rolled it along the ground.
Speaker 3: I didn't know you could do that in the courts
Speaker 3: with cricket laws. Well the rules were. It wasn't in
Speaker 3: the rules that you couldn't do it, So that's the
Speaker 3: reason why they did it. You have never forgiven us,
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: Think and will.
Speaker 3: And that's it's so disrespectful, isn't it. It's nothing you
Speaker 3: do to a child.
Speaker 4: And it's just because it's not in the rules. It
Speaker 4: shouldn't be. That shouldn't apply for everything. That's what happens
Speaker 4: in airbud. That's the why the duck can play bass.
Speaker 3: All right, Betty, wrong guess, but a good one to
Speaker 3: remind us of that. Thank you very much. Mata. Have
Speaker 3: a good week. I got a cam down crawling good
Speaker 3: on and Cam Cam welcome to the show.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Cam. What do you think it was that big sporting
Speaker 3: upset happened on this day in history?
Speaker 6: Well, I think it was when.
Speaker 7: Australia won the America's Cap.
Speaker 3: This was a huge moment for your country. So you
Speaker 3: would have stayed up all night, millions of you to
Speaker 3: see this amazing upset, a huge upset. And it was
Speaker 3: this when Bob Hawk was drunk on TV and said
Speaker 3: that all bosses need to give you the day off.
Speaker 3: I think we've got a bit of the clip.
Speaker 7: I tell you what, any.
Speaker 4: Boss who sex anyone but not setting up the day
Speaker 4: as a bub.
Speaker 3: A bum jack he was wearing. I think he'd been
Speaker 3: drinking a lot by then. This is amazing.
Speaker 7: Tell you about any.
Speaker 4: Buss who sex anyone but not turning up the day
Speaker 4: as a bum.
Speaker 3: That's you want lead near.
Speaker 4: That's been interested to know how many people went to
Speaker 4: work that day.
Speaker 3: If you're going against your leader, Cam, it's not the
Speaker 3: right answer. But again, thank you very much for reminding
Speaker 3: us of that. Let's go now to great names. Zen Zen.
Speaker 3: I'm ready on karma through just introducing you on the show.
Speaker 3: Good morning Zen, Hell, are you made all right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: it was great. Yeah, and I hope yours was good
Speaker 3: as well. Sen, And what do you think the sporting
Speaker 3: upset was then? On this day history?
Speaker 10: That was the day Mark Tarsosi's first professional heavyweight.
Speaker 3: About in the eleventh rim that's it, mate, Douglas. It
Speaker 3: was the tenth round, but you're damn right it was
Speaker 3: on the eleventh. That's what you get in the eleventh
Speaker 3: and tenth amazing upset. This is where before there was
Speaker 3: a sports coverage beamed around the world, so I remember
Speaker 3: having to wait until the next day to find out
Speaker 3: the news. I remember crying forty three to one. That's exactly.
Speaker 3: They made a documentary about it called forty three to one.
Speaker 3: That's how much of an underdog James Buster Douglas was.
Speaker 3: It was unthinkable that Tyson no one up until then.
Speaker 3: He was unbeaten in thirty seven fights. He was thirty
Speaker 3: seven and oh, no one ever got near him that
Speaker 3: I don't hurt him. And Buster Douglas he had knockouts,
Speaker 3: was crazy too.
Speaker 10: I got thirty six knockouts as well in that thirty seven.
Speaker 3: That's why I did thirty three knockouts in thirty three.
Speaker 3: If you want a too much, boxer. You can you
Speaker 3: go there. You've got to do your research. Cake, Sorry,
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I was a last It made ninety fours.
Speaker 3: Do you remember because four years before that, Tyson became
Speaker 3: the youngest world heavyweight champ ever at the age of twenty,
Speaker 3: when he demolished Trevor Burbert. Do you remember that classic
Speaker 3: knockout where Berbert was just like humiliated, straggering around the ring.
Speaker 3: This is from the original commentary. Okay, this is it.
Speaker 3: Then February even when Tyson the unthinka will happen beaten
Speaker 3: by a forty two to one underdog. Where did he day.
Speaker 11: Down?
Speaker 9: Right time?
Speaker 12: In his career, Mike Tyson, the canvas made a big trouble.
Speaker 4: He may not be every cover up to seven.
Speaker 3: Hey, a heavyweight champion of the world. It's incredible still
Speaker 3: when you watch it now, it's unbelieving. I still can't
Speaker 3: believe it now that Tyson got stopped like that. It
Speaker 3: was just umbitter was a human wrecking machine, tearing through
Speaker 3: any heavyweights that are put in front of him. And
Speaker 3: there's an amazing book about the fight where they go
Speaker 3: all to the events leading up before it's and It's
Speaker 3: a beautiful book. Came out a couple years ago. I
Speaker 3: read it last year. If you're a boxing fan or
Speaker 3: just a sports fan, it's more than moxing. It's about
Speaker 3: the humans involved. There's some amazing interviews with Tyson now
Speaker 3: that's been done the last couple of years, and Buster
Speaker 3: Douglas as well. Buster Douglass Muma died three days before
Speaker 3: the fight. She was the only person in the world
Speaker 3: who said, my son's gonna win, because your mum would
Speaker 3: say that, and so it gave him extra spirit if
Speaker 3: his mum believed that she'd passed away three days before
Speaker 3: the grieving from his beloved mom passing away, he still
Speaker 3: managed to stop Mike Tyson knock him down in the
Speaker 3: tenth round. The book is called The Last Great Fight.
Speaker 3: Can't remember the name of the author. It's an amazing
Speaker 3: but you're reading like a dow to the Last Great Fights,
Speaker 3: all about that era of boxing. It's a great read anyway,
Speaker 3: Well done, Zen, You got the right.
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Speaker 3: Plenty of bills can still be paid off. You need
Speaker 3: to head online GOLDWEO four to three dot com dot au.
Speaker 3: Some of you are still doing this on the weekend.
Speaker 3: Another tonload of emails. People was going, it's the bill,
Speaker 3: sort it out. I keep replying to all of them.
Speaker 3: You need to head to the website first of all. Okay,
Speaker 3: and then good luck. Stand my phones. We're calling someone
Speaker 3: up live right now. Got an X ray bill? All right,
Speaker 3: let's call her. So all we got do is pick
Speaker 3: up I pay your bill. It's as simple as that.
Speaker 3: Hopefully this is Joe.
Speaker 10: Hello.
Speaker 3: Is that Joe?
Speaker 7: It sure is Joe.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Come morning Christian. That's an amazing greeting. Hey, listen, Joe,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for picking up your phone. Oh
Speaker 3: thank you, especially because it's Monday morning. You're busy, you're
Speaker 3: rushing around. You probably forgot that you ever entered this.
Speaker 3: When did you enter.
Speaker 10: I actually don't remember. We've had a bit of a
Speaker 10: bit of confusion in this household in the last couple
Speaker 10: of weeks, so I'm a I'm a bit confused about
Speaker 10: when I did.
Speaker 3: That's okay, I mean, it's just you do it. You
Speaker 3: enter online, you probably hear on the radio station and
Speaker 3: forget all about it, and then suddenly, early Monday morning,
Speaker 3: you're live on the show. Good morning, so I hope
Speaker 3: you word you have a good weekend.
Speaker 10: I had a lovely weekend, thank you. It's very quiet though.
Speaker 3: Oh now listen, tell me about this X ray bill
Speaker 3: of eight hundred and eighty two dollars.
Speaker 10: Well, my my wonderful husband decided he would fall off
Speaker 10: a motorbike and has broken his ankle and his shoulder
Speaker 10: and means he can't use the crusch because he's because
Speaker 10: of his collar zone. Yeah sure, and can't walk because
Speaker 10: of his ankle. So he's now what do you call it?
Speaker 3: The uncapacitory incapacitated?
Speaker 10: Sorry, I have a little bit overwhelmed. And the bills
Speaker 10: were his scans and imaging, So sorry, I have a
Speaker 10: little bit emotional.
Speaker 3: That's right. So what has he got? Has he got
Speaker 3: pins in his ankle?
Speaker 7: Because no, he was very lucky.
Speaker 10: He has escaped. He escaped the surgeries. But he's out
Speaker 10: now for so no work.
Speaker 3: He's just laid up on the couch board. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: are you happen to run around after him and feed him?
Speaker 10: And oh I'm a nurse cleaner.
Speaker 3: That's a nightmare for both of you. So can I
Speaker 3: ask how's he get into the toilet? Or have you
Speaker 3: just got a potty from little man potty? Have you finished?
Speaker 3: You need me to work?
Speaker 10: That's a very slow process to hobbles free.
Speaker 3: Be awful, that misery, that movie misery. Well, listen, this
Speaker 3: is a tough time for you both. So I just
Speaker 3: going actually, I hope he recovers what's his name, Sean? Well,
Speaker 3: I hope you can Evel otherwise known as Sean recovers
Speaker 3: very well. So I'm going to bounce this up to
Speaker 3: let's give you a bit extra. Let's do one thousand
Speaker 3: and one hundred. Need a bit of extra, all right?
Speaker 3: Maybe going me get a takeaway this weekend on us.
Speaker 3: Let's do you wanted eight hundred and eighty two and
Speaker 3: let's bounce it up to one thousand, one hundred dollars. Okay, that'sful,
Speaker 3: that's a right. You both need a bit of luck
Speaker 3: this year, so hopefully this will be the start of it.
Speaker 3: So wish our best to evil can eve?
Speaker 6: All right, thank you very much?
Speaker 3: He don't tell me right? I remember I had to
Speaker 3: have a horney operation. So for a couple of days
Speaker 3: I really couldn't move. I was in a lot of pain.
Speaker 3: And it was this was when they first st did
Speaker 3: a honey Operations, not keyhole. It's about twenty odd years
Speaker 3: ago and they cut you open it right through your stomach.
Speaker 3: Life was agon and I remember that I had to
Speaker 3: go and live back home for a couple of weeks
Speaker 3: to get over it. And my mom had to buy
Speaker 3: me a bell that if I needed anything upstairs in
Speaker 3: my bedroom, I'd ring this bell and my mum and stuff.
Speaker 3: So has he got a bell or anything? Because evil
Speaker 3: can even got a bell if you need anything.
Speaker 10: Oh hell, the.
Speaker 3: Guy and breaking bad just diging the bell. He's going
Speaker 3: to listen to this. He's going to want a bed.
Speaker 3: I'm going to send you one anonymously in the post.
Speaker 4: That's what we need. Some Christiana colored branded helper bells.
Speaker 3: All right, well listen, I hope you guys. I hope
Speaker 3: the less this year starts to look up for you both.
Speaker 10: Okay, Well it certainly got better from today, thank you.
Speaker 3: So that's great news. It makes us feel great to
Speaker 3: do this as well. Show so all the best, all right,
Speaker 3: get well soon and evil and evil a hay buye.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: I need some help, try and find something this week, right,
Speaker 3: how do you like your bacon? Do you like streaky
Speaker 3: bacon like Australian bacon? How do you like your bacon?
Speaker 4: I can't believe you're only two hours into your juice
Speaker 4: cleans you already.
Speaker 3: Talk bacon, syrup pancakes. Half.
Speaker 4: What's your favorite bacon? I do like streaky bacon, but
Speaker 4: traveling around the US, I got bored of streaky bacon,
Speaker 4: and I kind of missed Australian bacon. They only give
Speaker 4: you the really thin streaky speak almost like jerky.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they do it over there. Yeah, perhaps you're
Speaker 3: a fan of that kind of bacon, Ossie bacon.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, right, so Lois does right. So yesterday even
Speaker 3: I was chatting to Lois. Okay, and she's a new
Speaker 3: score and she's doing really well. She's working really hard
Speaker 3: to try and you know, commit to a new score
Speaker 3: and find new friends. Yesterday, listen there, you're doing really well.
Speaker 3: Tell you what I'll get your little tree tomorrow. What
Speaker 3: would you like? She goes some streaky bacon and I went,
Speaker 3: you know, in the kids weld. It's a small world,
Speaker 3: isn't it? What makes it amazing? And ice cream is
Speaker 3: amazing to a kid, it's the greatest day on earth
Speaker 3: just to go and get an ice cream. They're like,
Speaker 3: oh God, Mom, wouldn't urs Are you really doing this?
Speaker 3: So streaky bacon is a big deal. That's like me
Speaker 3: wondering the streak's looking for the holy Grail, you know,
Speaker 3: behind the bush or was it here? This tachy? So
Speaker 3: since moving here, we've struggled to find streaky bacon. You're
Speaker 3: very popular in the UK. It is. She really likes
Speaker 3: it like that, Pats, Like you said, it's that thin
Speaker 3: stuff and burnt and crispy. Now I'm struggling to find it.
Speaker 5: Now I've gotta by the time I do school pick
Speaker 5: up today, I've got to have streaky bacon.
Speaker 4: So what are you going to bounce from butcher to
Speaker 4: butcher asking if you do streaky bacon.
Speaker 3: Someone must know where I can get hold of streaky bacon.
Speaker 4: You know what, now I think about it, I think
Speaker 4: I only had it in the UK or in the US.
Speaker 3: That's it. I haven't in all the coals and all
Speaker 3: the Woolworths. I've been toys, big old speech, and it
Speaker 3: in all the coals and all the wars high and
Speaker 3: low in this great Southern land. I'm not found any
Speaker 3: streaky bake. I even googled it yesterday, bayside streaky bacon.
Speaker 3: Google just went you need.
Speaker 8: A butcher that cuts his own bacon?
Speaker 7: Perhaps?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, but ring around these people? Where do
Speaker 3: I start?
Speaker 4: But it's not just the cut, though, is it? Because
Speaker 4: it feels like a different texture than the normal bacon? Like,
Speaker 4: isn't a different type of pig streaky pigs?
Speaker 3: It's not different? Come on the wheat that the samster
Speaker 3: quits the feature you give us? Is it a different
Speaker 3: type of streaky? Is it a zebra? A stripey animal?
Speaker 3: Must give us the.
Speaker 4: Strikes a different part of the pig or something?
Speaker 3: All right, if anyone can help me in my endless question,
Speaker 3: endless quest of my streaky bacon. And people are actually
Speaker 3: calling in Belinda, good morning, good.
Speaker 10: Morning, my local. I g a self streaky bacon.
Speaker 3: Right, it's local to you. I'm in Richmond. Whereabouts are you?
Speaker 4: I'm in one turner right about a half hour.
Speaker 3: Driven't let a kid down, okay, all right? And they've
Speaker 3: definitely got streaky bacon.
Speaker 4: They have, yes, all right, Wendy, can you go garden?
Speaker 4: You know how you can somebody else to garden parking spot.
Speaker 3: Can you go and buy and I'll help pay your
Speaker 3: bill if you know what I mean. Okay, I'll get
Speaker 3: it over to you. All right, brilliant, you're very kind.
Speaker 3: All right, we've got another caller now, Jackie. Good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning.
Speaker 6: How are you going well?
Speaker 3: Searching for streaky bacon.
Speaker 10: You can get it at Costco. They have all the
Speaker 10: American stuff. They've got tons of streaky bacon.
Speaker 3: Do I need to be like a member of Costco?
Speaker 3: Can you just wander in?
Speaker 4: Oh, you need to be a member.
Speaker 3: I need to be like a whole scene that sort
Speaker 3: of thing.
Speaker 10: So you're looking for that sort of thing, that's where
Speaker 10: it is.
Speaker 3: I am looking for that sort of thing.
Speaker 4: To get low says streaky bacon. You got to get
Speaker 4: the sixty dollars Costco membership, then you go to bid
Speaker 4: in bulk, so you probably so it's going to cuss
Speaker 4: you over a hundred bug.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Jackie the Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show,
Speaker 1: Melbourne's Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for the cause we've heard about
Speaker 3: where I can find streaky bacon. I really appreciate that
Speaker 3: so many people calling in tons of texts as well,
Speaker 3: all recommending a guy. I've heard it before. Rob's British
Speaker 3: butcher in Dandenot is famous. So many people have mentioned
Speaker 3: this to me over the last couple of months since
Speaker 3: being here. Have you gone over to Dandenong. Rob's butcher
Speaker 3: gets loads of great gammon joints and streaky bacon and
Speaker 3: pickled onions.
Speaker 4: Is it an expat thing British people telling you about him?
Speaker 3: Yeah? It is. Yeah, it's like a kind of our
Speaker 3: little secret whisper. It's like a secret handshit about Rob.
Speaker 3: Need to find out if he does mail order. In
Speaker 3: terms of my quest today to have streaky bacon for
Speaker 3: my twelve year old order by the time she gets
Speaker 3: back from school. A couple of bills said that Coles
Speaker 3: up on Bridge Road here on Richmond does it as well,
Speaker 3: so I might be making pilgrimage up There's not much
Speaker 3: of a pilgrimage. It's five minutes pilgrimage. It's one of
Speaker 3: the world's lamest ones. But it's uphill. I will say
Speaker 3: that on Monday. On Tuesday for me Clensday, it is
Speaker 3: uphill going up there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, should you be al?
Speaker 3: And I've got to dodge the old smackheads as well,
Speaker 3: so I've got to be very very careful. It's that
Speaker 3: pac man.
Speaker 4: I've learned so much about bacon's what can you tell
Speaker 4: it in the last five minutes. I already I thought
Speaker 4: bacon was already salty naturally, but it's how they prepare it.
Speaker 3: They cure it in salted Yeah.
Speaker 4: But this streaky bacon that you're looking for, why it's
Speaker 4: different to the bacon were used to, which is the
Speaker 4: middle bacon which comes off the pig's back, right. The
Speaker 4: streaky bacon comes from this fatty pork belly and it's
Speaker 4: called streaky because it's mostly fat with streaks of meat
Speaker 4: in it.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's what it is.
Speaker 4: And panchetta is the Italian version of streaky bacon.
Speaker 3: I love panchetta, you know, get that panchatta that chopped
Speaker 3: up little cubes in a carbonara. All this food talk
Speaker 3: it's not helping me. On Clean's Day.
Speaker 1: Today, the Christian O'Connell breakfast show Melbourne's Gold one oh four.
Speaker 3: Back on Friday. Then we were talking about what are
Speaker 3: you up to over the weekend and that we definitely
Speaker 3: need to give you a call a Monday to find
Speaker 3: out how you got on this will come on the
Speaker 3: back coom. I found out that one of our listeners,
Speaker 3: So guy's been fighting for ten years, a professional fighter,
Speaker 3: really just grinding out wins all around Australia and the
Speaker 3: mixed martial arts scene, hoping and hoping. His big dream
Speaker 3: was to fight in the UFC. He gets a call
Speaker 3: up the UC. Happens to be in his hometown Melbourne,
Speaker 3: getting ready for the big fight yesterday. He gets a
Speaker 3: call up last Wednesday one of the fighters has pulled out,
Speaker 3: another Australian fighter. Is he ready to go? He steps
Speaker 3: in the last minute and so we were talking about that.
Speaker 3: I swat t emials. We were hoping to get on
Speaker 3: Friday show. But obviously he's busy getting ready for yesterday.
Speaker 3: He got to fight yesterday in the UFC and he
Speaker 3: did really well. He got to fight in the UNC,
Speaker 3: He got to fight the UC. Sady lost in the
Speaker 3: first round, but I mean, you know, he got to
Speaker 3: fight in the UC. You know, So Paul Callum Potter
Speaker 3: rock Star got rocks yesterday, but he saw a lot
Speaker 3: of balls to get in there and go and fight
Speaker 3: in the world's biggest fighting organization. So we had loads
Speaker 3: of schools on Friday, the people telling us what they've
Speaker 3: got on over the weekend. Sadly, one of the people
Speaker 3: we can't speak to. I was hoping she was going
Speaker 3: to get engaged. She doesn't want to speak to us today,
Speaker 3: which I totally understand. So obviously it wasn't news she
Speaker 3: was expecting. But Sam was one of the guys he
Speaker 3: spoke to as well, who was going on his first
Speaker 3: Bucks weekend Bucks party. Good morning, Sam, good morning. Go
Speaker 3: well you sound pretty good. I thought you'd sound a
Speaker 3: wreck today. How was it?
Speaker 6: It was a really good weekend. Actually, yeah, what did
Speaker 6: you do?
Speaker 3: What happened to the groom?
Speaker 9: So what we did is we went camping down in Nelson,
Speaker 9: which is sort of on the South Australian border.
Speaker 3: I've never heard of a Bucks party that go camping.
Speaker 9: Yeah, so we went camping because all this this Buck
Speaker 9: is is quite outdoorsy.
Speaker 3: So right, hangover for camping, bring a tent.
Speaker 9: We went camping and on the Sat day we actually
Speaker 9: held a Bloke Olympics.
Speaker 3: So we ran to the event and dare I ask,
Speaker 3: what were some of the headline events at the Bloke Olympics.
Speaker 9: So some of the headline events included a hatchet throw,
Speaker 9: so throwing an act at a target.
Speaker 3: Campsite.
Speaker 4: You were saying it, I just imagine a dad with
Speaker 4: his two boys in the next campsite over and then
Speaker 4: they've got you. Rowdy light coming in next.
Speaker 3: Door, Indians are coming.
Speaker 6: We were quite isolated, so it was all right.
Speaker 3: Yep. So hatchets throwing.
Speaker 6: Yeah, hatchet throwing. There was swing shotting. Can I love this?
Speaker 3: Just sounds great fun?
Speaker 6: So yeah, slingshotting.
Speaker 9: Can the fastest person to cut a piece of wood
Speaker 9: with a handsaw?
Speaker 3: It was just some bad grills kind of Bucks weekend. Yeah.
Speaker 6: There was also fastest person to change a tire.
Speaker 3: It's all very good, isn't it. I love these challenges.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 6: It was pretty well organized. Yeah, it ran through about
Speaker 6: seven hour like I.
Speaker 4: Bet, because unless how many cars are you doing for
Speaker 4: the tire chain, for the whole buckspite have a go.
Speaker 9: So you just had to change You just had to
Speaker 9: change one tire and not everyone actually got to do
Speaker 9: that because that was a round two events, so you
Speaker 9: had to.
Speaker 6: One.
Speaker 3: This is going Who won? How did you get on? Sam?
Speaker 6: I didn't do too well. My brother made it to
Speaker 6: the final though.
Speaker 3: Where did you come?
Speaker 6: But this?
Speaker 9: But I car actually can't really remember where I came up.
Speaker 3: He crashed on the hatshit throwing it behind you the buck.
Speaker 6: I think I missed. I think I think I missed
Speaker 6: a lot of the final. But in the final it
Speaker 6: was so the two top people. There was one hundred.
Speaker 9: Meters dash fastest through ten push ups, arm wrestle, and
Speaker 9: then also you had to kick a footy into a
Speaker 9: trailer from about automation.
Speaker 4: Let me guess I've I've had a Bucks party make
Speaker 4: this mistake before, where we had this Olympics type thing
Speaker 4: at the start of the day we did more traditional sports.
Speaker 4: But ye, what happened is it was a hot day
Speaker 4: and by midday we'd finish the sports, and then for
Speaker 4: the rest of the afternoon when everybody's meant to be
Speaker 4: having a party, everybody was just lying by the pool.
Speaker 3: Nap time.
Speaker 4: Nap time. There was about fifteen people taking naps.
Speaker 3: Yeah, synchronized nap. It was one of the events.
Speaker 6: Yeah, nap would have been good, but no, Yeah, r
Speaker 6: run Like.
Speaker 9: We started about midday and we finished about seven o'clock,
Speaker 9: so it was all day.
Speaker 3: Itself, very grown up. Once sounds like a great one
Speaker 3: and can you tell me this was there any enforced nudity.
Speaker 9: There are no, not that, not that I can remember.
Speaker 9: We all, we all, we all actually dressed up as
Speaker 9: the Buck on Saturday as well, and we all referred
Speaker 9: to each other as Jack were the Buck.
Speaker 4: So that's funny, all right.
Speaker 6: A lot of Jack's competing.
Speaker 3: So you had a good weekend and the Buck had
Speaker 3: a good weekend as well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, No, it was a great weekend. He had heaps
Speaker 6: of fun.
Speaker 3: And he's not been arrested, and he's both of his eyebrows.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's not all eyebrows. Everything's and tact right and.
Speaker 4: For being civilized.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's great all right, Sam, thanks you co mate.
Speaker 3: You have a good week no way, thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: So it's time for Monday's Misheard Lyrics. How this works
Speaker 3: is than anytime you hear a lyric and then you
Speaker 3: think you hear something else and not what they actually
Speaker 3: wrote or sung. Email me Christian at god one I
Speaker 3: four to three dot com dot A. You'll getting more
Speaker 3: emails about this feature than anything else. And this morning,
Speaker 3: for first time ever, we have one submission from one
Speaker 3: of our junior listeners. I never thought we'd have an
Speaker 3: eleven year old boy on a school run who listens
Speaker 3: to the show every day and his favorite feature is
Speaker 3: this Spencer, I'm talking about you, And about five minutes time,
Speaker 3: I've got your great one, which I can't wait to
Speaker 3: share with everyone this morning. But first of all, then
Speaker 3: Big John is a man that runs this feature really
Speaker 3: and he gives us a top five every week, and
Speaker 3: then I go through your submissions. Top five from Big John,
Speaker 3: this week, Love Songs, the Week of Love, Valentine's this Thursday.
Speaker 3: Up first, this classic from Berlin from top Gum on
Speaker 3: This Endless Ocean. Finally Lovers, No, No shame? Beautiful or
Speaker 3: is it all they sell is potions? Finally Lovers, No,
Speaker 3: no shame. I hear potions now, Daniel Beddingfield?
Speaker 9: Is it right to bring.
Speaker 12: Morning time?
Speaker 3: Daniel Beddingfield, wrap my words around you and he's singing.
Speaker 3: Is it right to bring her sonnets in the morning time?
Speaker 3: Is it right to bring silence morning time? Or is
Speaker 3: it is it right to bring her solids in the
Speaker 3: morning time?
Speaker 2: Is right?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, yeah, she's bedridden, she's bringing their solids in. No, Darling,
Speaker 12: I told you no, yeah, that's you at the moment
Speaker 12: on Dinah Surrender.
Speaker 3: You couldn't listen to a radio station without one of
Speaker 3: them playing this song for a while. That's six months.
Speaker 3: It was everywhere the song Surrender, massive song. Okay, and
Speaker 3: I won't put my hands up and surrender or is it?
Speaker 3: And I won't poke my eyes out and surrender? All
Speaker 3: my yeah naps. Eddie Shearon, when's you beginning? When it's Eddie?
Speaker 3: I like him it more for he was an Eddie
Speaker 3: Eddie Shearer. Maybe when he's a bit older, you know,
Speaker 3: if he's ever met Eddie maguire. That name works. Eddie
Speaker 3: Shearer means take me into your loving arms. There is
Speaker 3: Eddie Sheeran singing take me into your lemon arms means yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the definite one means what about this classic love
Speaker 3: song then from the nineties, simply read Fairground love the thought. Oh,
Speaker 3: perfect song for you Australians love the thong, Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: that's the best one. But Big John today love the Thong? Yeah,
Speaker 3: there you go? All right? Coming up next, then, I've
Speaker 3: got the best of your submissions from the last few
Speaker 3: days on your Monday Misheard lyrics.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: Midway through this week's Monday Misheard lyrics. Now time for
Speaker 3: me to go through some of the ones that you've
Speaker 3: sent in. First of all, we go to Croydon North
Speaker 3: Narau High Christian. Every time I hear this on God
Speaker 3: one I four point three Starship, nothing's going to stop us.
Speaker 3: Now crazy. So the lyric is supposed to be let
Speaker 3: him say we're crazy. I don't care about that. Narrell.
Speaker 3: Here is it, let him see we're crazy. I don't
Speaker 3: give a crap. Come on, Starship, mind you ps and qsrazy. Yes,
Speaker 3: that's by Norell. Very good. Now we go to this
Speaker 3: rock and roll legend Paul Kelly Christian. My brother emailed
Speaker 3: me about this one. I went and listened to it
Speaker 3: and he's right. The song you Love Playing to Her
Speaker 3: to All by Paul Kelly. Uh, listen for this line.
Speaker 7: Then they started farty.
Speaker 3: I know already, yeah, all up as soon as you
Speaker 3: hear this.
Speaker 7: Then they started farty and it.
Speaker 3: Does sound like they're saying that, Yeah, dude, you really
Speaker 3: need me to spell it out.
Speaker 7: No, Then they started farty.
Speaker 3: It does well. Well, I'm Matt who's setting that one him?
Speaker 7: Then they started funny.
Speaker 3: Then we go to our junior listener here, Spencer, Christian.
Speaker 3: My name is Spencer and I'm eleven years old? Only
Speaker 3: that age? Do you email someone with your age? Once
Speaker 3: you get a bit further down the line, Spencer, you
Speaker 3: drop all that. I don't email anyone going Hi. My
Speaker 3: name is Christianercon. I'm surely to be forty six. I'm
Speaker 3: on a cleansing diet at the moment. My name is Spencer.
Speaker 3: I'm eleven years old, and one oh four point three
Speaker 3: is my favorite radio station. That great, even if it's
Speaker 3: the frequency right as well. My favorite segment is Misheard
Speaker 3: Lyrics and my entry is bad Medicine by bond Jovi.
Speaker 3: You played it last week on the show, and I
Speaker 3: hear something a bit different. Your lover is like bad medicine.
Speaker 3: But our young junior listener here is young eager lears
Speaker 3: he here is like bad venison. Yeah, yeah, that's yet
Speaker 3: the younger is they hear so much? What a terrible
Speaker 3: thing to say to alert lady. Your lover is like
Speaker 3: bad venison. Nothing worse than life. Fist there, guys and
Speaker 3: bad venison. Spencer, that's the best one we've had this morning, Spencer,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for that. You win it this morning.
Speaker 3: If you got any for next week, email me Christian
Speaker 3: at Gold one I four to three dot com dot au,
Speaker 3: Pau Sister check Christian at Gold one I four to
Speaker 3: three dot com dot AU.
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Speaker 11: I love you, You complete me. I'm not just hes
Speaker 11: shut up, just shut You had me at Hello, You
Speaker 11: had me hello.
Speaker 3: Anyone ever actually said to somebody else you complete me.
Speaker 4: I love that film.
Speaker 3: It's a great move, isn't it.
Speaker 4: No, put that back in.
Speaker 11: I love you, you complete me. I'm not just hes
Speaker 11: shut up, just shut You had me at Hello, You
Speaker 11: had me Hello.
Speaker 3: I just want to hear two trades on the building
Speaker 3: site that help together to really bring that beautiful love
Speaker 3: between them there. So okay, so I'm going.
Speaker 2: To do that.
Speaker 3: Just give you an idea of how easy it is
Speaker 3: to act. Jack and Pat's are.
Speaker 11: Now.
Speaker 3: I'm going to have a go with this and in
Speaker 3: a movie oky style, I will say scene and then
Speaker 3: you'll pick up. You both know your character's motivation. Pats,
Speaker 3: you're playing the Tom Cruise part. You're ready? Oh okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: you wrote this, so I decided to switch it around a bit.
Speaker 3: You ready, Yep? Scene, I love you?
Speaker 8: You complete me and I just had.
Speaker 4: Shut up, just shut up. You had me at Hello,
Speaker 4: you had me at Hello.
Speaker 3: Jeez, couple of big hands down. Sure, Ny Melbourne, you
Speaker 3: can do better. Right now? What do you like at
Speaker 3: that classic love scene from Jerry Maguire. Lines are opening
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Speaker 1: We'll do it next The Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show, Melbourne's
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Speaker 3: Big prizes all this week, then on our eBay movie
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Speaker 13: Today's winner scores our fashion package valued at two thousand dollars,
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Speaker 3: Congratulations and the movie scene we're asking to reen out
Speaker 3: this morning, is there some Jay McGuire, I love you.
Speaker 11: Complete me just has shut up, just shut You had
Speaker 11: me at Hello, you had me to look.
Speaker 3: All right, first of all trying this two old friends
Speaker 3: Tanya and Judy. Good morning ladies, Good morning so your
Speaker 3: old friends. Yes, one of you is just done the
Speaker 3: school run. Yes that's correct, right, okay, So who's going
Speaker 3: to be Tom?
Speaker 10: Oh that's me, Julie.
Speaker 3: All right, Good luck ladies in your own time, off
Speaker 3: you go do your best. Jerry maguire, thank you.
Speaker 10: I love you completely and I just turn shut up,
Speaker 10: just shut up. You had me Hello, you had me.
Speaker 3: Oh my gosh, you bought it. We were there again.
Speaker 3: I reckon, that's better than the original ladies, Tania and Julie.
Speaker 3: That was great. And do you know, I don't think
Speaker 3: anyone can say shut up better than a woman. It
Speaker 3: just it just punches better. But that was very very
Speaker 3: powerful girls. Okay, well done, stay there. You might have
Speaker 3: won the big prizes. Now let's try and see Liam.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning mate. So we got Liam and Mick.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Mick, Chris. I'm good to you guys. Both
Speaker 3: at work.
Speaker 6: Yeah, on a construction side at the moment.
Speaker 3: Mate, right, okay, so you're ready to do Jimmy guire
Speaker 3: yeah right action.
Speaker 6: I love you you completely, and I just had.
Speaker 10: Shut up, just shut up.
Speaker 7: You had me at hello, You had me at hello.
Speaker 3: That was that was amazing. Guys. Wow, guys, this morning
Speaker 3: we thought we might have to go at it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the stay and the tools were.
Speaker 3: A little bit and here we are, guys. I've got
Speaker 3: news for you. You're the winners. You win all the
Speaker 3: big prizes. I don't know how you're gonna split this.
Speaker 3: Who's getting all the prizes? You're gonna split them?
Speaker 7: How you spit?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: All right, let's all listen to all the prizes You've
Speaker 3: both just won. Who's gonna grab? Who have a listened
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Speaker 13: That's Saco five Men's Sports Watch Lasika, Wayne Cooper topad.
Speaker 3: Well done guys, absolutely brilliant acting, Well done. You set
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Speaker 3: This week on the at work time Waster tickets to
Speaker 3: go and see Brian Ferry, they claim. Solo artist Leader
Speaker 3: of Roxy Music returns to Australia this year, performing live
Speaker 3: at a Day on the Green Rochford Wines this month
Speaker 3: on February the twenty third, and is at Margaret Court
Speaker 3: Arena on February the twenty six. You can still get
Speaker 3: some tickets. There are some on seal. Now we've got
Speaker 3: a pairt you can win on Today's at work time waster.
Speaker 3: This is interesting. Apparently chart music is getting sadder and angrier.
Speaker 4: New pop songs are getting sader?
Speaker 7: Are Yeah?
Speaker 3: You think I got already sharing songs? There's got no
Speaker 3: no happy tunes? Is he make a song sadder? Is
Speaker 3: today's at work time wasster? How have you got on
Speaker 3: with yours?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 4: Give it a C plus only?
Speaker 3: Okay, what about you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think at best C plus heartbreak motel it's sadder
Speaker 3: than at hotel. It's just a motel to have your
Speaker 3: heartbroken in. I just cooled to say I hate you.
Speaker 3: We really did start the fire. And ninety nine burst balloons.
Speaker 4: Oh that's sad.
Speaker 3: That's what he sad is they would go around burst
Speaker 3: in nineteen nine of four balloons. All right, And Jae Jack,
Speaker 3: what have you got from make a song? Sadder?
Speaker 4: Baby? Did a sad sad thing? Oh dear painted bleak
Speaker 4: hotel kellor forlorn yep yep and gloom gloom shake the room.
Speaker 3: Ah, that's brilliant. That's a gold one. That's not c puss.
Speaker 3: All right, that's what we're looking for make a song
Speaker 3: Sader Texamn oh four seven five O three one oh
Speaker 3: four three oh four seven five o three one oh
Speaker 3: four three. You could be off to see Brian Ferry
Speaker 3: The b Man Live.
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Speaker 3: Perhaps he was just telling us the dog broke out yesterday.
Speaker 3: Oh gosh, news, it's the size of an elephant. That
Speaker 3: thing presley flat and wearribee. Oh dick be the world's
Speaker 3: biggest dog.
Speaker 8: He eat his way to the neighbor, came to the
Speaker 8: door and he just bolted, And I thought, lucky did get.
Speaker 4: Past somebody if someone run through.
Speaker 8: Yeah, lucky he didn't hit a car.
Speaker 4: He would have.
Speaker 3: Hit my hip boats. So what did you do?
Speaker 8: Were we chased after him? And then I think he
Speaker 8: got scared knowing that he was on his own without us.
Speaker 4: And came back.
Speaker 3: Were you yelling down the road?
Speaker 8: We were just we were hysterical with it's.
Speaker 3: Happened before dog. Yeah you do what it's so wind
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 3: So today's that work time waste is to make a song?
Speaker 3: Sadder the Boss has entered for the first time this year.
Speaker 3: Bruce Springsteen sign Sue is ent to go easy with this,
Speaker 3: just give it a goal. We got the meeting at ten.
Speaker 3: You remember funny one, Boss, you should be on air.
Speaker 3: R E. M. Whiney sappy people. That's a funny one.
Speaker 3: Let's end it now, all right. These are just the
Speaker 3: nearly rounds. Really the Lion weeks tonight. That's good Gold
Speaker 3: Nick and Runswick. So we're asking to make a song
Speaker 3: so Brian Fairy tickets up for grams. It's a nice
Speaker 3: day for a white funeral listening to the show. We
Speaker 3: paid it half an hour ago. Gold bron to you,
Speaker 3: well done in frank everyone's in Frankston South today. Also
Speaker 3: we've got You're not the one I want? Silver Veronica
Speaker 3: in Hampton, don't go break in my heart anymore. Silver
Speaker 3: for Christmas is gloom instead of all the want for Christmas.
Speaker 4: L Plus.
Speaker 3: Queen with you were my best friend. That's really sad,
Speaker 3: isn't it? Dan Is South Merangue, well done. Don't have
Speaker 3: a nice day by Bonti.
Speaker 4: Jo pretty obvious but Gold.
Speaker 3: Julian Moravin, well done. I don't want to hold your
Speaker 3: hand mother beatles Sarah in Fitzroy North. Silver plus have
Speaker 3: almost been very specific today about their location Learning to
Speaker 3: Cry not Learn to Fly. I don't want to hear
Speaker 3: Dave Grohl saying that learning to Cry gold boom boom,
Speaker 3: don't come back to my room Nearrell Silver. I was just
Speaker 3: trying to read out what I think is the saddest
Speaker 3: well I'm going to end on it because it's so dark,
Speaker 3: always going to give you up. Glenn Silver not staying alive?
Speaker 3: Be gee, that's not the one I'm talking about, by
Speaker 3: the way, gold plus, and here it is, then Glenn
Speaker 3: with this one when doves die?
Speaker 4: Oh, Glenn gold plus.
Speaker 3: Gold plus. Who's going to see.
Speaker 4: Bryan Ferry not staying alive?
Speaker 3: Not staying alive? Well done that is, or David Immo
Speaker 3: bark you this morning's win a well done everyone.
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Speaker 3: Three On Friday, we were speaking of people who've got
Speaker 3: stuff gone over the weekend where we definitely had to
Speaker 3: call them back today to find out how they got on.
Speaker 3: He spoke too, well, friend Sam has gone on his
Speaker 3: first Bucks party over the weekend. He had a great time.
Speaker 4: We didn't speak to our friend Christine start bringing that up.
Speaker 3: She doesn't want to talk to us. She was hoping
Speaker 3: to get engaged this weekend. We've got to respect that
Speaker 3: she doesn't want to talk about it today. It obviously
Speaker 3: didn't bless her. It's awful, isn't it.
Speaker 4: You said to it. You told her would be one
Speaker 4: hundred percent.
Speaker 3: We don't need to have that on the show. You
Speaker 3: horrible with the man. Come on, am I going to
Speaker 3: say to her? Hey, you know, I know you're not engaged,
Speaker 3: but hey, I did say you can have one hundred bucks.
Speaker 3: That's not going to help out right now, is it right?
Speaker 3: Let's talk about brew master Brendan, who we met on Friday. Brendan,
Speaker 3: good morning, morning going here. You going pretty good. So
Speaker 3: when we spoke to you Friday, mate, you were getting
Speaker 3: ready to start brewing your beer, your own beer for
Speaker 3: the homebrew for the first time ever. How did it
Speaker 3: go over the weekend, mate, Well.
Speaker 6: It's gone good so far.
Speaker 10: With a nice wet morning on Saturday morning, so I'll
Speaker 10: be a day to stay in solid.
Speaker 6: And do some beer.
Speaker 3: Now again, have you the distillery, the homemade distillery. It's
Speaker 3: under the big TV.
Speaker 11: Absolutely just coops and warm.
Speaker 10: So it's that constant temperature.
Speaker 3: Now, my dad used to do this in a whole
Speaker 3: house within a couple of days, start to stink of yeast?
Speaker 3: What's to smell like at the moment? Live at yours?
Speaker 11: Oh it's wonderful?
Speaker 4: Is it messy? Brendan? Did you like spill it all
Speaker 4: over the carpet as you do?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: No? No?
Speaker 10: Do you kick get in the garage if.
Speaker 6: You do that?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 4: Okay, so you've got a garage, but you chose to
Speaker 4: put it next to the TV.
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Have you got away with that stuff in the garage?
Speaker 3: Right? Okay, there's no room for the distillery. Stick it
Speaker 3: under the TV. So are we still on track that?
Speaker 3: Jack and I we're doing fed Faster no boots this month.
Speaker 3: You reckon that your homebrew is going to be ready
Speaker 3: for us to taste on the show.
Speaker 11: I reckon I'm wre have a couple of leaders, spear.
Speaker 3: Well, that's very very kind of you.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, we don't need a couple of need.
Speaker 3: I know, I don't think the idea is you do
Speaker 3: fed fast on.
Speaker 4: The first day everything that you.
Speaker 3: I think that's worse than doing you. I'm doing all
Speaker 3: the work, I mean, hospital to it. The It worth
Speaker 3: a couple of leaders of your moonshine.
Speaker 9: Saving the stuff on the bottom.
Speaker 3: No, and then listen. This is what I'm worried about.
Speaker 3: Steal tea mucky beer in three weeks time. I don't
Speaker 3: want to. I don't want to shoveling that down my neck.
Speaker 3: Someone suggested that we call your We're not Budwiser, but
Speaker 3: Mudwiser because apparently homebrew carry berry. So I think we're
Speaker 3: going to name it you Okay, we name it Mudweiser.
Speaker 3: Absolutely well, that's it. Her name is born.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: We'll check up, aren't you at the end of this
Speaker 3: week to see how it's going along the Mudweiser brew. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 3: brew Master Brendan, thank you very much. Have a good week.
Speaker 3: Brewmaster cheers.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell breakfast Show Melbourne's Gold one oh four
Speaker 1: point three.
Speaker 3: That is the show for us today. So when I
Speaker 3: see you guys tomorrow, I'll be day two on this
Speaker 3: cleansing juice day.
Speaker 4: What is the actual rules? No solid meals? No, Yeah,
Speaker 4: you're going to be cranky little man tomorrow.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry.
Speaker 4: No food.
Speaker 3: I know, I know. My wife said, why are you
Speaker 3: doing this to yourself?
Speaker 5: It's bad enough with no boos why then chuck in
Speaker 5: juices and cleansers for two days back to back.
Speaker 4: We're the victims. You're going to put that with you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wait out for five to Tuesday tomorrow, and it's
Speaker 3: still going to be dooming. Glue. Tit of today's show
Speaker 3: is everything's about food at the moment. Streaky bacon pilgrimage.
Speaker 3: What a great pilgrimage to go on looking for streaky bacon.
Speaker 3: I could be calling one of you up at ten
Speaker 3: o'clock this morning. This is the movie scene where we're
Speaker 3: going to be asking you tomorrow morning to do your
Speaker 3: best version of up for grabs two thousand dollars worth
Speaker 3: of prizes thanks to eBay. Is this classic scene?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes yes yes.
Speaker 3: Oh gohead, I'll have one.
Speaker 11: She's having such.
Speaker 3: A great scene in a great flawless movie when Harry
Speaker 3: met Sally, Megrin and Billy Crystal. That's the scene. Tomorrow morning,
Speaker 3: we're looking for two of you to reenact, and thanks
Speaker 3: to eBay, you could be winning two thousand dollars worth
Speaker 3: of prizes. I could be calling you next. I'm paying
Speaker 3: your bill.
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