The Breakfast Radio Diaries 079: One day to break

At home we've adverted disaster, at work we've found out what each other would do if money was no object. Oh and there's just a day left before we hit the eject button for a few weeks...

HERE'S ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD

It's amazing how perspectives change in such a short time. A few weeks ago if you were to ask me where I'd be and what I'd be doing if money simply was no object, I probably would have suggested work, driving and loving a vast collection of cars that included rare JDM pieces, rally monsters and the occasional super car for a little bit of weekend fun and games. 

And lots of spares like this, just in case.

But now that Netflix has completely sucked me into the drama of Formula One (see the current build project right here) I think I'd quite enjoy travelling with the family across the globe to see all the races in action personally. From the best and most expensive seats at each track obviously, that or my own private track side villa at each event. The family could join me or explore the countryside in each location and we could make the most out of each visit until the next race day. 

And then at the end of it I could sit back and work out which race team I want to own for the next years season.

Lu on the other hand wants to hire a full staff to work for her. Including cleaners, stylists and celebrity chef Curtis Stone to cook for her and the family. But why stop at one I asked? Not when you could have a weekday chef and a weekend one. Oh and a massage therapist - very handy to have when you're beyond rich.

Shout out to the listener who wrote on Facey that they'd like to spend some time on the Space Station. Didn't think of that one, might have to buy myself a ticket for a weekend getaway there as well. 

CRISIS AVERTED

Poor Jackson didn't take things well yesterday when we broke to him the news that the venue for his 11th birthday party this weekend was now out of action due to management contracting Covid-19. No fault of anyone's really (what can you do?) but full credit to my amazing wife Donna who soon changed some massive plans to a trip to the movies instead and everyone involved in full agreement. 

So he still gets a great day, family are still on their way, we're getting ready for a big weekend again, problem solved.
Well until the next one but we'll cross that bridge when we get there.

LAST DAY TO RUMBLE

One more show before our holidays start and I'll be honest, it's kind of crept up on me. And even though it's a full three weeks away from the microphone, it won't feel real until the first Monday when it won't be the trio of alarms attempting to rouse me, it'll be the kids getting up and getting ready for school. 

So bring on Friday and let's send our last show for a bit into the stratosphere!

Whoooooo!

-Almigo