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Hey, guys.

Good morning, Patsy. Morning. And day two for the new guy, Alex Cullen. Welcome back to the show. Morning, Christian. Morning, guys. Now, Patsy was just buzzing through. Her husband was listening to your sport yesterday. And he has some notes. Patsy, would you like to share with Alex the notes from Chris the Werribe-Love God?

It was all very positive, Alex, as I told you just before our news.

Because so many have been gone.

If Chris, who works, not in radio, but for office works,

if Chris doesn't get, it just doesn't get the vibe, then you go.

Sometimes on his command, people have left mid-down break, haven't they?

Peter Hitchin actually calls where we love God saying, what do you think about last show? Yeah, yeah. Can you watch the news back? No, he did an air check. He got home a bit late last night. He had a big day and he hadn't heard the show because he was in meetings really early yesterday. And he said, please, can you get on the logger? I'm dying to hear.

And he absolutely loved her.

Get on the locker. Get on the logger.

Get on the logger? I'm dying to hear. And he absolutely loved her. Get on the logger. Get on the logger. That's a radio phrase from like the 80s. Or he's there with his logging tapes. He's like, rewind. Let me just hear how we did the 630. I would have led with the line. But okay, this forward went to seven o'clock. But he loved it, he said.

No mention of the ladder so far. They'll catch up with him about that one. Bloody out this guy's been out of work for a long time, is he? No, he loved it. He said, Alex, you sound fantastic, which you do. This is called the shit sandwiching radio, okay? It's not. It is. You put a nice bit of like brioche bun on top, but there's a poo in the middle of the feedback.

What did the love God want him to come back and do? He said, please get him to come at the back of his sport because it sounds a bit, you know, dismissive for you to just like hit your button. Listen, you Sydney, Sider Cullen. Dismissive on day one. No, dismissive of me. Dismissive of me. Oh, my God. Not that, it's me. Don't you dismiss my wife, Colin? Tough. Maybe on TV, that's okay. He goes, no, to know, you sound really abrupt. Dismiss him on my wife. He goes, no, get him to come back because it sounds like you cut him off. A scoundrel. Okay, fair enough. No, no, good feedback. I only learnt what WLJ was yesterday, because on the emails I'm getting, I'm saying WLJ. I'm like, what is that? Where have he loved going? You've got it, my friend. And you know what? This is the first time I've ever heard any of his notes. No, never, not ever. But you know why? It's to do with his wife. He loves his sport. No, he loves his wife. That's his sport. No, that's for it. It's a blood sport. What? Anyway, now, Patty, if you wouldn't mind some feedback I'd like to present to you, and this is glorious feedback, silky feedback, I would say, you look, you always look on point every day. No, no, no, you do, right? You'll glam every day, right? Yeah, and I have everyone a team. It's always been like that since day one. However, yesterday you came in, real glamored up. Yeah, I've got a national TV star in here. I knew this is what's going on. Absolutely. Today, though, I actually, it was actually head-turning. I said, wow, you look amazing. And I presumed you had some sort of function or something

going on. Not today. Not today.

But this can't count can because I'm not being funny.

Alex has come in, like

he's come to amend the water cooling system.

He's coming as a mechanic today.

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