Christian.

Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

Now, Huggie this week, winning big, at the start of this radio station's treasure hunt.

Our boss, Sue, has come up with another great idea.

They've hidden four bags of cash.

I mean, all over Melbourne.

I mean, Victoria's a massive state.

And the first bag, they've taken real easy. It's down the road. Somewhere in Cremor. Cormone is one K away. I mean, the boss must... That mum must have missed on Friday on the way over last week. She threw it out of the window. Along with, like, some beer cans and stuff of that. She's literally... Anyway, it could could be anywhere in Victoria. Who'd have thought? It was a gay away from the radio station. Oh, where could it be? Mooney Ponds. No, it's just on the road. Take the left. I just dumped the first bag there. Go on the roof of the radio station. You can see it from here. Yes. Yes.

So anyway,

Huggie was launching this on Monday. Very, very excited about stuff like this. He loves the boss's ideas more than anybody. And still excited. He asked one of you this question. Do you ever found any hidden treasure? I mean, you ever found any hidden treasure? It's a big, It's a big ask, isn't it?

On the phone is James Kennedy of Preston.

G'day, James.

Hey, how't it?

On the phone is James Kennedy of Preston. G'day, James. Hey, how you're going. You ever found any hidden? As soon as I, if I had a call it that, I'm then thinking, delete that question. This guy's barely awake. Oh, James Kennedy. On the phone is James Kennedy of Preston. G'day, James. Hey, how you go on?

You ever found any hidden treasure?

No, I not. What did he expect, though? Yes, I was a cabin boy on a pirate ship, and we were digging on a remote island, and lo and behold, part of the call. This is why every week we do a feature called Weakest Claim We wouldn't have a long-running feature called your claim to fame because there aren't that many of them. And bless Huggy. Huggie asks it like it's a normal question like, how's your weekend or a bit cold out there today. He's not going, hey, you haven't found any treasure of you? On the phone is James Kennedy of Preston. G'day James. Hey, how are you going? Are you ever found any hidden treasure? No, unfortunately not. Oh yeah, Huggy, where do I start? So many. Which one do I choose? God, now you mention it. There was that dead man's chest. Does that count? Marie, it? Marie, what was it? Ancient sea scrolls.

That was it. I think we've got them in the camera someone. So this morning, we come to, we come to

Huggy's Age. We just want to check.

And also, we just want to redefine

buried treasure and even the word

treasure. What are we happy to accept this morning on

94141413 anything that they've found anything you've found that has any value

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