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Speaker 5: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Hey, this is Christian here. Thank you very much for
Speaker 2: checking out today's show. Now, the one thing I'm excited
Speaker 2: to talk about today something I've been working on for
Speaker 2: a couple of years. I've written a new book and
Speaker 2: it's out for pre order today, comes out in July,
Speaker 2: and it's called Unscript, The Radical Act of being Yourself,
Speaker 2: and it's about something very very dear to my heart,
Speaker 2: which is about how we connect to each other and
Speaker 2: what gets in the way to deeper, real connection. And
Speaker 2: one thing I've noticed, and I know that you all
Speaker 2: would have noticed this as well in your own lives
Speaker 2: as well. Over the last couple of years, we are
Speaker 2: becoming more and more disconnected. As we spend more and
Speaker 2: more time online. We're losing like this muscle that we
Speaker 2: have to connect with each other. And the more time
Speaker 2: we are online, we think we're being social. And if
Speaker 2: you would, you think, but a social media isn't actually
Speaker 2: that social. It's more about the algorithm wants us to
Speaker 2: stay in the algorithm, and it feeds us division and anger.
Speaker 2: It's not about true connection. That is not where true
Speaker 2: connection lives in front of each other. We're losing this.
Speaker 2: And the one thing about why I think radio is
Speaker 2: a magical, magical media more than TV or anything else,
Speaker 2: is that radio is about right now and the radio
Speaker 2: we do and the radio you hopefully like listening to.
Speaker 2: And we've heard this through so many stories from you guys,
Speaker 2: day in, day out. Is it's a chance to actually
Speaker 2: drop the performance that most of us do in all
Speaker 2: of our lives. There was a point before I decided
Speaker 2: to move to Australian really change our lives, where I
Speaker 2: was driving home from a radio show I've done four
Speaker 2: hours I took for four hours. I built that show
Speaker 2: that had two and a half million listeners. And you know,
Speaker 2: sometimes you catch yourself in the mirror. I was stuck
Speaker 2: in traffic, which was every day in my life in London,
Speaker 2: and I looked to myself in the rear view mirror
Speaker 2: and I looked away because I certainly realized, you actually
Speaker 2: haven't said anything for the last four hours that you
Speaker 2: actually meant. I'd realized I was performing a version of
Speaker 2: myself and I think this happens to a lot of us.
Speaker 2: We're performing a version of us house and it wasn't
Speaker 2: just a work. I realized it was starting to creep
Speaker 2: into my home life as well, so I made it.
Speaker 2: I'm also as how exhausting it is to keep up
Speaker 2: this performance of a version of yourself. And again, social
Speaker 2: media is great, there's so many great things about social media,
Speaker 2: but what it also shows us is a fake version
Speaker 2: of people. And think it makes us thing that we
Speaker 2: need to be, some perfect version to have connection with
Speaker 2: other people. And the one thing I can tell you
Speaker 2: is that people are starved of real connection. You don't
Speaker 2: connect to someone trying to be perfect. You connect to
Speaker 2: someone when they drop the act, when they unscript. As
Speaker 2: what I've called the book unscript, the radical act of
Speaker 2: being yourself.
Speaker 1: Being yourself is going to become harder and harder for
Speaker 1: the next couple years because we're opting out so much
Speaker 1: of our voice and what to say and what to think,
Speaker 1: increasingly to AI it's a lot of fake people online
Speaker 1: influences fake and also AI slop as well. And so
Speaker 1: the book is called unscript.
Speaker 2: Written it with one aim in mind that actually it
Speaker 2: helps you get excited about having better conversations because our
Speaker 2: lives are a series of conversations, and how we talk
Speaker 2: to each other is actually the quality of our lives
Speaker 2: as how we connect with each other. And I do
Speaker 2: think we're drifting apart from each other. And the joy
Speaker 2: of doing radio is that it's real time connection and
Speaker 2: its authentic connection. So the book is really that I
Speaker 2: hope that you enjoy how to have better conversations and
Speaker 2: true deeper connection wherever you are on your life. So
Speaker 2: that actually, I think for a lot of people, everyone
Speaker 2: knows how to speak, but there are certain situations where
Speaker 2: speaking becomes tricky and normally an old story you have
Speaker 2: about something somebody said to you once, or something where
Speaker 2: you felt shame and you don't want to feel that again.
Speaker 2: I was coaching someone last year who just wanted to
Speaker 2: have the courage to ask a question on a team's
Speaker 2: meeting that was public speaking. To her, it's hard these days,
Speaker 2: isn't it. Put your hand up and ask a question.
Speaker 2: You're frightened of looking forwarlish But it keeps us locked away,
Speaker 2: it keeps us imprisoned. We think it keeps us safe,
Speaker 2: which is why we develop all these different scripts and
Speaker 2: a mask. But at some moment, that mask in that
Speaker 2: script that cape us to keep you safe like it
Speaker 2: did for me for years, will actually imprison you. And
Speaker 2: so I made a decision to stop performing a version
Speaker 2: of myself mccaugh become more and more myself and the
Speaker 2: radio that's been the last eight or nine years, especially
Speaker 2: since I moved here. The great news about that is
Speaker 2: it involves a hell of a lot of effort, and
Speaker 2: actually you realize that true connection, the best conversations you've
Speaker 2: ever had with your family and friends and your partners,
Speaker 2: you will have left that conversation where it felt.
Speaker 1: There were no calories spent. It's effortless, you said, I think,
Speaker 1: oh my god, have we really been talking for four hours?
Speaker 1: There was no striving, there's no performance. And so that's
Speaker 1: what that's what I've seen that in Patsy. I've seen
Speaker 1: that in Rio. Since I've been working with you guys
Speaker 1: and helping you guys, is where you were Patsy eight
Speaker 1: years ago and where you are now. It's been an
Speaker 1: incredible thing to witness as well as if you've become
Speaker 1: closer to yourself, and I ready producer Katelan as well,
Speaker 1: where she was now and the bouncing ball of energy.
Speaker 1: She is running this team and running the show as
Speaker 1: well along with you. Are you both as well as
Speaker 1: your journey of becoming more yourself and shedding those masks.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, And I think that when you talk about when
Speaker 6: you're talking about you in the car, I think about
Speaker 6: a song that he'd home with me.
Speaker 7: Is Ben Folds one the best imitation of yourself?
Speaker 1: Yes? Is that?
Speaker 6: And I remember hearing that and thinking about maybe three
Speaker 6: or four years ago, that is exactly the way I feel.
Speaker 6: And then yeah, like the last three or four years,
Speaker 6: just feeling like you don't have to put on an
Speaker 6: act or listen to those voices inside your head and
Speaker 6: just be yourself and that that's enough.
Speaker 1: Mate.
Speaker 7: I can't wait to read this book. I'm so proud
Speaker 7: of you.
Speaker 1: Will don't thank you.
Speaker 2: The book comes out in July. You might think, bloody
Speaker 2: el Christ and is April? Why are you talking about
Speaker 2: it now? It's out for pre order. If you're go
Speaker 2: on book Topia and Amazon, you'll find it there. The
Speaker 2: reason is is that I'm talking about you now, is like,
Speaker 2: if you are going to get it, please do me
Speaker 2: favor buy it on pre order. The reason is is
Speaker 2: that all the bookshops look at pre orders to decide
Speaker 2: whether or not they're going to stock copies of your book.
Speaker 2: And so right now someone were thinking, who the hell
Speaker 2: is this guy? And in this guy on the radio,
Speaker 2: I can't see them being a big demand for his
Speaker 2: life story about how to connect deep with people. They
Speaker 2: look at the pre orders. If there are good pre orders,
Speaker 2: the book's going to be more easy if you'd buy
Speaker 2: when it comes out. And I promise you I've put
Speaker 2: everything I know about connection that the book is full
Speaker 2: of stories of me basically screwing it up so that
Speaker 2: you don't have to. It's thirty years of stumbling at
Speaker 2: home and on air, many stories that you don't have
Speaker 2: to make, the horrible, messy mistakes that I've made as well.
Speaker 2: And on the messiness, there isn't a single perfect radio
Speaker 2: show I've ever done, and I don't ever want to
Speaker 2: try and do one. This show is all over the place,
Speaker 2: and I'm sure you agree it is the better for it,
Speaker 2: because actually the messiness is where the magic is.
Speaker 1: All the stories we get from listeners.
Speaker 2: The last hour of these stories about what you used
Speaker 2: to think posh was when you were a kid, it's
Speaker 2: that messiness that's what being a human is. And then
Speaker 2: the next couple of years, what's being a human? What's
Speaker 2: real and what isn't human? With AI, it's going to
Speaker 2: get harder and harder. So the real invitation is to
Speaker 2: double down on what being a human is. Being a
Speaker 2: human isn't about being per It's about being messy. It's
Speaker 2: that inner wido that we all have, and you will
Speaker 2: have a lot better life when you embrace your inner wido.
Speaker 1: That's what I should have called the book, but it's
Speaker 1: called in unscript.
Speaker 2: Now, if you go and pre order the book book
Speaker 2: Topia or Amazon, it really helps me out and as
Speaker 2: a favor and a thank you, the one thing I'm
Speaker 2: going to be doing is I'm going to be doing
Speaker 2: a whole load of these. These are going to be
Speaker 2: live YouTube shows that I'll only be going to be
Speaker 2: doing for my pre order pals. So if you pre
Speaker 2: order the book and you send me your receipt email
Speaker 2: it to me Christian at Christian O'Connor dot com dot au,
Speaker 2: you'll be invited to some very unique part book club
Speaker 2: part whatever it will be. It'll be live from my house,
Speaker 2: meet with a couple of wines, unscript and uncork it'll
Speaker 2: be called at Home with Christian from My Home to yours,
Speaker 2: but that will only be for my pre order pals.
Speaker 2: If you're getting the book, please pre order it and
Speaker 2: have a look anyway, read about it online, have a
Speaker 2: look on Amazon or book Topia as well. You can
Speaker 2: pre order it there. It's called unscript And when you
Speaker 2: do get the book, most importantly, I hope you get
Speaker 2: something from it. I hope you actually stopped reading it
Speaker 2: halfway through, throw it across the room and then go
Speaker 2: and have a conversation or tell us story in a
Speaker 2: different way you haven't done before.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Enjoy today's show.
Speaker 5: You are Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Friday morning for Kemis Warehouse. Genuinely.
Speaker 2: On today's show there are fifty Vanettas to be one
Speaker 2: huge prizes during the next hour, the giveaways must begin
Speaker 2: because we only have three hours and fifty Vanetta's to
Speaker 2: give away.
Speaker 1: I so love Jonetta. It was only ever it was
Speaker 1: a rare thing to have.
Speaker 2: It would only be like it was your birthday all
Speaker 2: you had or your.
Speaker 1: Friend, Mum and dad had friends over, offer a dinner party.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, that was That's when the fancy stuff,
Speaker 2: you know, not always had the good cutlery.
Speaker 1: That's the china plates you've never seen before.
Speaker 2: Yes, you know that your dad had to go and
Speaker 2: get out some hidden stash away place like shiny glasses
Speaker 2: that you were never allowed to even touch your handle,
Speaker 2: especially not even clean them as well in case we
Speaker 2: would break them. Chimuine cube cheese used to be a thing.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, cheese and pineapple as well.
Speaker 8: Chiese yes with a red cherry or a red onion
Speaker 8: cocktail onion Dinner parties at mum and Dad's was also
Speaker 8: the only time that we had coffee at our house.
Speaker 8: It's the only time Mum would do coffee because we
Speaker 8: were tea drinkers.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I never saw coffee until I left home.
Speaker 8: Wasn't a thing. And you never went out to a
Speaker 8: cafe for coffee in Australia, No.
Speaker 1: I tell you what. No, my mum sometimes would have it.
Speaker 1: You know that stuff you get in the jar that
Speaker 1: real like the granityy, No, it wasn't.
Speaker 2: That was the cheapest supermarket they love the eighties Rio
Speaker 2: International Roast. It was something like that that you get
Speaker 2: really bad cheap motels. Well, I think the blend must
Speaker 2: be one percent actual caffeine beans and I think just
Speaker 2: gravel and road kill. It used to taste like an
Speaker 2: ash stray. I used to want to just sip some
Speaker 2: of it to see what it was like. It was
Speaker 2: drinking ash. How could anyone enjoy this first thing in
Speaker 2: the morning.
Speaker 8: Maybe that's why they had after dinner mint sort of figure.
Speaker 1: Yeah, trying to just take the harshness out of their
Speaker 1: breath as well.
Speaker 2: All right, Every Friday on the show, you know, we
Speaker 2: call our show the bright so the darl On a Friday,
Speaker 2: we ask you, what are you looking forward to this weekend?
Speaker 2: What is the bright side of your weekend? Patsy, what's
Speaker 2: your highlight for you this weekend?
Speaker 1: What are you up to?
Speaker 8: Yeah, we're off to the movies tomorrow to see Michael
Speaker 8: the highly anti stamat Pio Michael Jackson. Apparently it's in
Speaker 8: two parts. Apparently this is Chunk one and Chunk two
Speaker 8: is out maybe next year?
Speaker 1: Is that what they call them? No One Hollywood Chunk
Speaker 1: Chunk two two?
Speaker 8: And I most of all, I mean this was a
Speaker 8: soundtrack to our youth, Christian Michael Jackson was huge and
Speaker 8: it goes up to about bad I think about eighty seven,
Speaker 8: but what I'm really.
Speaker 1: Looking for, just when they just cut it all out
Speaker 1: there right before the rumors.
Speaker 8: Yeah, right before the sort of pointy end.
Speaker 1: But his nephew is that one the rumors.
Speaker 8: His nephew is playing him, so ja'far who is I
Speaker 8: think Jermaine's son is playing Michael.
Speaker 2: And I've seen and even that casting in itself, that
Speaker 2: family dynasty is interesting anyway.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's right. Sounds like Michael looks a little like him,
Speaker 8: and Dat is like him. So we'll see how good
Speaker 8: he is, I guess. But yeah, I'm looking forward to it.
Speaker 2: Everyone is talking about it this week if you go online,
Speaker 2: it's all they're talking about is what they think of
Speaker 2: that movie. I really want to go and see it
Speaker 2: as well. And you know what, I actually think it
Speaker 2: would have been one of the biggest Netflix shows ever
Speaker 2: if they broke his life story up into seasons.
Speaker 7: Oh, actually, such a good point.
Speaker 2: I would have run for like now they did with
Speaker 2: The Crown, which was brilliantly done. With the decades that
Speaker 2: round for like five or six seasons, and all of
Speaker 2: them were outstanding, And because each season was like a
Speaker 2: different decade, the way it looked the news of the time,
Speaker 2: the context of the time was brilliant.
Speaker 1: I thought that would be a great one for thee.
Speaker 1: The Michael Jackson story has got so.
Speaker 2: Many different parts to it, phases, decades, looks and stories him.
Speaker 1: Do you remember him dangling Bay.
Speaker 8: Of the Battle when he was in Sydney, wasn't it
Speaker 8: when he was.
Speaker 1: Out in the tour in the nineties.
Speaker 8: I'm sure it did, really Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: It was Sarack in it's late nineties. Yeah yeah, the
Speaker 2: Sad Tour or the bad Tour? What do you mean?
Speaker 7: It was in Germany?
Speaker 1: But all right, I mean I'm not being funny. Australians
Speaker 1: will try and claim anything was that when they were here.
Speaker 1: Culture for us Michael Jackson dangling a baby was crowded
Speaker 1: house and Russell Crow both kiwis. Actually I don't want
Speaker 1: to break it to yesterday when you're going good. Oh
Speaker 1: the thing was Bubblo bill came from America, England, No Australians.
Speaker 2: A man called Kevin in nineteen eighty two invented Viennetta
Speaker 2: and Germany invented Michael Jackson dangling the baby, Get your
Speaker 2: own baby, Danglars Australia come on.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 2: Podcast Friday morning. What are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 2: What are you looking forward to? What is the bright
Speaker 2: side of your weekend? Share it with us on four
Speaker 2: seven five three one oh four three. Dangling update Patty
Speaker 2: may have been conflating with a very famous baby dangling
Speaker 2: incident in this country.
Speaker 6: Yes, two thousand and four, Patsy, maybe you're confusing at
Speaker 6: Steve Irwin little one month old baby Robert in his
Speaker 6: left arm.
Speaker 1: I can't believe that kid was only one month old
Speaker 1: and it looked four weeks. I'm looking at a photo.
Speaker 7: It can't even hold his head up, like dangling off
Speaker 7: the side.
Speaker 6: And there's a huge, big saltwater crop that he's got
Speaker 6: on his other hand he's got.
Speaker 1: You can still, Babby, look at that photo. It's insane,
Speaker 1: It's crazy.
Speaker 8: I remember that well, and all the all the headlines,
Speaker 8: remember that Alex, all the controversy of what was he doing?
Speaker 8: But hey, the house was at the zoo, you know, like.
Speaker 2: Look at rob now, I don't sorry, I didn't know.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that was going to be the take
Speaker 2: from news. Hey look at it now, said trouble with
Speaker 2: these kids these days. You've never been dangled over the
Speaker 2: mouse of assault a salty crocodile.
Speaker 1: It's woke, gone man and look at him. Go now
Speaker 1: it turned out fine. It turned out fine. These days,
Speaker 1: don't want to be dangled about. If you started some
Speaker 1: of these sort of team bonding things where people would
Speaker 1: pay money to be.
Speaker 2: Dangled front by crane. It's a new bungee drunken croc dunking.
Speaker 2: I'm going to launch a rither to a g. Hackett
Speaker 2: kroc Dunky Owen should open his own franchise. Yeah, my god,
Speaker 2: that would make billions immediately, wouldn't. It's living living like
Speaker 2: being baptized Australian crocodile's mouth and quickly out again before
Speaker 2: it can snap. All right, bright side of the weekend Rio,
Speaker 2: you've got quite a bit, is it tonight?
Speaker 6: It's tonight, Patter. You talked about Michael Jackson being big
Speaker 6: in your generation. Well, for our generation it was Vanessa
Speaker 6: and Morossi, Oh and Tonight producing Kaitlin and I taking
Speaker 6: her back to nineteen ninety nine. She's playing just around
Speaker 6: the corner from where we work here and.
Speaker 2: Very making it sound like she's playing on a corner. Well,
Speaker 2: she's playing in a great venue.
Speaker 9: She's playing a pub it's a music venue has a
Speaker 9: corner hotel.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's a great venue there like that. She's playing
Speaker 1: in the pub well this year right now doing her
Speaker 1: vocal exercises. I hope.
Speaker 6: I'm very excited for this song, in particular, she plays
Speaker 6: you should be the only one you know is name
Speaker 6: five others. It's this, this, and shine, And that's literally
Speaker 6: where I max out.
Speaker 1: What I think she's opening with.
Speaker 6: I hoping she's opening with maybe do a double You
Speaker 6: ain't getting the other one till the end?
Speaker 5: Ye?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's no way she's doing them back to back
Speaker 2: because otherwise you're going to know what's going on.
Speaker 1: Going.
Speaker 7: Yeah, if she knocks it out in the first she's.
Speaker 2: Going to have a couple of drinks and around the
Speaker 2: corner and then we're done. She's done the two biggest hits, Caitlyn,
Speaker 2: are you looking forward to this?
Speaker 8: I am so pumped up. I played this song at
Speaker 8: our wedding because I absolutely love it.
Speaker 1: It's a banger. It is a I've seen her life
Speaker 1: before also when Papa was in RSL. What was she doing?
Speaker 8: It was at a radio station that I was. It
Speaker 8: was a live performance and she her voice impeccable, nothing
Speaker 8: like the nineties artist. They're just brilliant. The voice that
Speaker 8: she has is exactly how it sounds on the song.
Speaker 2: You are going to have a great night tonight. And
Speaker 2: that's awesome, Alex. What are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 10: Hoop Fairies are playing their first game, their first game,
Speaker 10: Lunch of the Girls. Yeah, the girls, seven year old
Speaker 10: twins are running out for the Hoop Fairies against the
Speaker 10: Galile Exels.
Speaker 2: This Comina Williams, Sisters of Netball Basketball.
Speaker 10: Yes, yes, let's hope. Hey, well, I'm hoving at Fairies.
Speaker 10: Come on, come on, Hoop Fairies. Their best player isn't playing.
Speaker 10: That's okay, but the girls are going to carry the
Speaker 10: team on their backs to greatness.
Speaker 1: My word, you're really heaping that pressure on Earl Woods.
Speaker 1: I may have had a chat to the last night.
Speaker 1: Now girls, it's on you to me.
Speaker 2: I want you to watch this moving out any given Sunday.
Speaker 2: It before now we're going to watch it again.
Speaker 10: So I'm going to try not to be too vocal
Speaker 10: like my father was at my games. My father was
Speaker 10: none for talking to the coach at halftime. Sometimes he
Speaker 10: was actually told by a coach once, you know, to
Speaker 10: sit in the grandstand, Tom, because I just can't take
Speaker 10: this anymore.
Speaker 2: Do you know what later on today, why don't we
Speaker 2: take phone calls about your mom and dad being a
Speaker 2: pain at the touch line? Just a nightmare, because you
Speaker 2: know there'll be so many mums and dadsy've been sent
Speaker 2: away or banished. Or there's a friend of mine who
Speaker 2: is who is a hothead, and he used to coach
Speaker 2: his daughter's school team netball, and he actually got sacked
Speaker 2: by the school.
Speaker 1: And then they wouldn't even let him come watch. He
Speaker 1: actually had to go and aunt he can happen. He
Speaker 1: was very passionate. He got back watching his own daughters
Speaker 1: too passionate. We should definitely talk about that. Well, I
Speaker 1: hope they have know. I just hope they really enjoy
Speaker 1: it tonight. They do and they absolutely love it. They
Speaker 1: got their jersey for the first time the other night.
Speaker 1: And now what positionally where are they? We don't really know.
Speaker 1: We'll find out tonight. No, No, I forgot one of
Speaker 1: my daughter's played ball. It's a high. There's no organization.
Speaker 1: They swarm around them ball. It's like crash bang wallet,
Speaker 1: It's like bastball. They're all sentence, they're all point Guss.
Speaker 2: My weekend is a very different weekend, only found out
Speaker 2: last night by just overhearing a conversation between my wife
Speaker 2: on the phone to one of our daughters what my
Speaker 2: weekend was going to be. So, I my wife is
Speaker 2: a student and my two daughters a student. I'm the
Speaker 2: only one that family with a job right now, and
Speaker 2: they're all chasing various deadlines this weekend. Our two daughters
Speaker 2: are coming back for the weekend, which is lovely. And
Speaker 2: I just heard my wife organizing it yesterday without consulting me.
Speaker 2: She was like, why don't we all just turn this
Speaker 2: house this weekend into study house. Dad can do our breakfast, lunch,
Speaker 2: and dinner, so we don't need to worry about it.
Speaker 1: You know, when you hear your name, you make sure.
Speaker 1: I paused it went ah, and then she went on,
Speaker 1: you don't mind you and I was like, well, breakfast, lunch,
Speaker 1: and dinner, that's a lot. Starts with dinner tonight, preparing tomorrow,
Speaker 1: chop chop up, getting breakfast read, then clearing that away,
Speaker 1: getting lunch ready, clean that way, getting dinner ready. Rinch
Speaker 1: of me on Sunday. That's my weekend. You won't mind,
Speaker 1: he went mine, He loves to go three meals all weekend.
Speaker 1: That's me all right, what is the bright side of you?
Speaker 1: All weekend? Text me O four seven five three one
Speaker 1: O four.
Speaker 5: Three Christian Color Show Podcast, Christian.
Speaker 2: My dad used to coach my soccer team when I
Speaker 2: was thirteen. He would scream so loud, and often they
Speaker 2: brought him a megaphone, which he never used because he.
Speaker 1: Could actually yell louder without it. That's from Laton Christian.
Speaker 2: Right, So weekend, we're looking forward to tapping our toes
Speaker 2: out to Michael Brackett's Jackson movie Tomorrownight, Vince. I would
Speaker 2: have presumed it's called the Michael movie. They're presumed that.
Speaker 2: Obily we know it's Michael Brackett's Jackson. No one's going
Speaker 2: to it thinking it's just a Michael Bolt movie Time
Speaker 2: Love and Tenderness.
Speaker 1: They should have called it Michael Brackets italics Jackson movie
Speaker 1: or just Mike to confuse people the one they don't know.
Speaker 2: Christian, I am recording this is Jamie Morning, Jamie. I'm
Speaker 2: recording my first podcast episode this week. Good for you, Jamie,
Speaker 2: what are you doing? Let me know? I wonder how
Speaker 2: many more of our listeners have got podcasts. They're coming
Speaker 2: for us and they should be fair. Patsy your husband
Speaker 2: and a short lived one.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes he did with his mate.
Speaker 1: Patsy made him stop it for being too blue. I
Speaker 1: heard some of it. It was great.
Speaker 8: He did not know. I had no saying no matter.
Speaker 1: Whatsoever, I let that man sing.
Speaker 8: I was sacked from it, remember, because they had like
Speaker 8: a little news segment in it. And no, but this
Speaker 8: was Chris's decision. He said, I don't think you should.
Speaker 1: I'm going to make a podcast series about what went
Speaker 1: on with pats and her husband's podcasts. That lets her firing.
Speaker 8: No, it was like a graceful exit because he said,
Speaker 8: I don't think you should have your brand with our
Speaker 8: podcast because it's really quite dicey.
Speaker 2: In points somewhere on my headphones, it sounded like someone
Speaker 2: said brand. Did someone come through? Did anyone else hear
Speaker 2: the word brand?
Speaker 6: That's Patsy's brand? How would you describe your brand?
Speaker 8: My brand? Polish?
Speaker 1: M polish, I love it, I love it?
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Speaker 2: Hello on air to producers, can we get a male
Speaker 2: sized nappy for producer Rio? He says, inform me he's
Speaker 2: severely lactose and tolerant and just had a load of
Speaker 2: vienna to ice cream. It is six forty five. There's
Speaker 2: no way you ain't exploding with the next sixty minutes.
Speaker 1: The countdown in the studio.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't have any code of conducts in
Speaker 2: the studio. That's a given. No pant explosions with lactose
Speaker 2: and tolerance. Were you instantly ramishing that I for your
Speaker 2: lactose intolerant?
Speaker 1: It was two.
Speaker 7: I am very very lactose intolerant. But the vienna is
Speaker 7: just so damn.
Speaker 1: It was I seeing a lampador go for a bowl
Speaker 1: of spaghetti meatballs. I was so easy, man, It's so
Speaker 1: early to be having a bowl of ice cream. Just
Speaker 1: turned quarter to seven in the morning.
Speaker 7: I'm going to pay daily for that.
Speaker 1: Oh my word.
Speaker 2: Alright, okay, it's time to give away. Well, we've got
Speaker 2: fifty Vonetta's to give away. This week on the show,
Speaker 2: we were talking about things what do you think was
Speaker 2: fancy as a kid? And the number one thing that
Speaker 2: kept coming up, what's it called? Viennetta?
Speaker 4: We all needed more than ever an ice cream cake.
Speaker 4: With Franchie Setta calling me an instant winner, Christian's giving
Speaker 4: you were Banettatatta.
Speaker 2: Before the tolerance all right calling now melitis TETs me going, Christian.
Speaker 2: I've literally just pulled up at the gym. I'm not
Speaker 2: going to go in. I mean, you're gonna under all
Speaker 2: the work. I'm just about to have some of that.
Speaker 1: All those four imploton sessions will be pointless if I start.
Speaker 1: And also I weren't going to stop at one slice.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, addictive. It's just seeing it now, Please take
Speaker 1: it out my eyes?
Speaker 7: Sorry, sorry, I'll put it.
Speaker 1: Just like a dog.
Speaker 2: Once the dog knows it's there, you know, it just
Speaker 2: sits and stares at you.
Speaker 1: I can't focus on the break.
Speaker 2: All right, cooling now, who doesn't want free Vanetta? We've
Speaker 2: got fifty of I'm not giving away all fifty right now,
Speaker 2: but we need to give away sizable junk right now
Speaker 2: off Vinetta mel at the gym. Yes, but am I
Speaker 2: only going to give it to you when you text
Speaker 2: me an hour's time that you've done your gym workout. Okay,
Speaker 2: you've got to earn your Viennetta slice. Call him that
Speaker 2: on the lines already, Germany.
Speaker 5: You are Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: We've been talking about when you were a kid. What
Speaker 2: do you think was fancy? One word coming up and
Speaker 2: that was viennetta. So I thought, why don't we It
Speaker 2: was a forbidden thing. It wasn't every weekend dessert. It
Speaker 2: was like for birthday special occasions, friends coming around, your
Speaker 2: parents want to get the fine china out and open
Speaker 2: up that fancy room that was hidden away from you.
Speaker 2: Oichs the kids and so to down the show. We're
Speaker 2: giving you free Viennetta. We have fifty.
Speaker 4: We all needed more than ever an ice cream cake.
Speaker 4: With Franchie Setter calling me an instant winner. Christians even
Speaker 4: you will Beanetta Hettata given you will Beta Heda Heeta.
Speaker 1: Fifty to give away in Oh. It's just coming up
Speaker 1: for seven o'clock, two hours, one hundred and twenty minutes.
Speaker 1: Every two minutes we give away vinetta join the news
Speaker 1: in the sport, Christian, Are you sending them in the post?
Speaker 1: Yes we are rich, and yeah we're squishing them through
Speaker 1: your letterboxes.
Speaker 2: So you if you hear a load of goo hit
Speaker 2: in the doormat, h's us grant Martin. Good morning, christ
Speaker 2: and I am also like Rio Lato's and tolerant. I
Speaker 2: can relate and sympathize. However, please can I have some
Speaker 2: Viennetta I promise to enjoy in a controlled environment, not
Speaker 2: a radio shook. Yes, marching you can, Christian, I would
Speaker 2: love a Viennetta. Currently preparing my golf course for today's play,
Speaker 2: so can't ring, but I am locked in and listening
Speaker 2: since sent me your photo of some beautiful looking fairways
Speaker 2: and greens.
Speaker 1: Yes, you can have a vienna. Don't spin any over
Speaker 1: the greens, though, what will the members say?
Speaker 2: Christian, I've just got to work twelve minutes before I start.
Speaker 2: I need a viennetta giving me mad childhood nostalgia. Can
Speaker 2: imagine the look on my parents and family's face. We're
Speaker 2: having a family dinner a week Sunday as I walk
Speaker 2: in chess puffed out, vnetta tucked under my arm like
Speaker 2: it's no biggie family.
Speaker 5: This is on me.
Speaker 2: Yes, Robert McConville, Yes, you can have that moment, that
Speaker 2: big win.
Speaker 1: Christian. I can't call in for reasons. I can't explain,
Speaker 1: all right with the drama.
Speaker 7: Mike calls, gonna see.
Speaker 2: Ia, But can I have a Viennetta? Things taste better
Speaker 2: when they're free And then there's a photo of it.
Speaker 2: One of our listeners, Veronica's, just sent this in Christian.
Speaker 2: I can't believe it's My husband turned sixty last week.
Speaker 2: He had Vienetta for his birthday cake. Set me a
Speaker 2: photo this champion brought to Christian.
Speaker 1: They're so small now and squished them together to get
Speaker 1: one proper, decent, long, great idea.
Speaker 2: I can be honest. I've had a look at the
Speaker 2: photo of your husband. That guy's at least four beers
Speaker 2: in and I can see what it is tuk to
Speaker 2: inside that stubby holder, an icy cold cannon VB that
Speaker 2: he's got classically.
Speaker 1: That classic green You're right, busy voeb and a Vanetta.
Speaker 1: No wait, if you want lacto to touring, you will
Speaker 1: be at the end of that snack, all right? Were
Speaker 1: you ready to get him away? On air.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, I.
Speaker 1: Should have practiced that before her. Fran.
Speaker 11: Good morning morning, Christian.
Speaker 1: Fran, you fancy some delicious Viennetta.
Speaker 11: You know I've never had a vanta.
Speaker 3: The other thing is it was my daughter's birthday yesterday
Speaker 3: and I forgot together her a birthday cake. So I
Speaker 3: would love a Vannita. Please please, please?
Speaker 1: That apparently is the crack of a Vinetta.
Speaker 8: Oh, chocolate crackling when you cut through it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, needs to be a.
Speaker 7: Christians giving.
Speaker 1: You would be he a whin. All right, Fran, you've
Speaker 1: got the Viennetta. All right, let's go to Kathy. Good morning.
Speaker 3: Hi, here you going, I'm good.
Speaker 1: Kathy fancies in Viennetta?
Speaker 3: Oh yes, please, I've only worked for its two hours
Speaker 3: and I am in aid of a nice sugar creamy hit.
Speaker 1: We can give you that, now. What what do you do?
Speaker 1: You've already been to work for two hours?
Speaker 3: You start, Well, I do, but if I tell you,
Speaker 3: I'll have to kill you on afraid it's top secret.
Speaker 1: Oh you work for Triple I'm on the breakfast show. There.
Speaker 2: You really will need a sugar hit. Absolutely, Christian's giving you.
Speaker 1: It needs something, there, doesn't it. We've got to come
Speaker 1: in with something. What is it? Whatever it is, it
Speaker 1: isn't that it's an elimination. Shut up home, Kathy, have
Speaker 1: a lovely weekend. Good morning, Reese. Reese there, yeah, reesey
Speaker 1: fancies in Vianetta.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, min a lady cut out of her knee.
Speaker 1: I'm you within us now. It's so good, Reese. Don't
Speaker 1: worry about the old whites can be like that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, Christians give it something, will Eda Eda Reese, you
Speaker 6: gonna eat a v.
Speaker 1: And lyrical style.
Speaker 2: His pants? Well done, well done. One more caller, This
Speaker 2: needs to tighten up after seven.
Speaker 1: Okay, you know this is a lucy goosey, but after
Speaker 1: that needs going to Karen.
Speaker 12: Hello, hell, are you going on?
Speaker 2: I'm gonna county fancy? Hey, Karen, would you like one,
Speaker 2: two or three? When were you like one, two, three
Speaker 2: or five? Janetta's You can.
Speaker 3: Give me as many as you like in this Karen complaining.
Speaker 13: Yes, you just won three Christians giving you were being
Speaker 13: five via netters for Karen.
Speaker 7: Yummy, put that in your tummy.
Speaker 1: It won't cost you any money, money, money, Hey, we
Speaker 1: got there.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Today's Big Giveaway forget about the secrets sound up and
Speaker 1: down the dial, dumb cash giveaways. This is the biggest
Speaker 1: thing on.
Speaker 2: The radio this morning. Flick around. You will feel short changed.
Speaker 2: You'll come back, You'll come back for the viennetta. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm thinking. It's been I don't realize
Speaker 2: it would be this huge. There are so many text
Speaker 2: message people begging. Begging is if I'm giving away cars
Speaker 2: on lots of money for five six months. But we
Speaker 2: love freestyle. You can go and get it right now.
Speaker 2: You don't have to type out the message.
Speaker 1: You might take me in for a minute for the night. Anyway,
Speaker 1: We've got about forty of these fifty v ETAs. I'm
Speaker 1: thinking now we start a new streak every Friday, a
Speaker 1: retro prize giveaway next week. Maybe it's a soda streme.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: What are the retro things that people would love over
Speaker 2: the next couple of weeks. Text in what would you love?
Speaker 2: It starts with a viennetta? Where do we go next?
Speaker 1: Friday?
Speaker 2: Four seventy five three one oh four three, Hello Gold FM.
Speaker 2: My name's Christian. It's a bit impersonal. It's like that
Speaker 2: up there to you get the post deer occupyer that's
Speaker 2: what I had. The other other day. I thought it
Speaker 2: was the army. They were going to kind of bulldoze
Speaker 2: my home. Dear occupier, I thought it some Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: I really want a Vinettel. When I was a kid,
Speaker 2: my mum would get get them out, but only for
Speaker 2: her tennis friends.
Speaker 1: We were never allowed to have any for her tennis friends.
Speaker 1: That's so funny. It's funny, and mom's a dad has had.
Speaker 1: We're friends with people who are certain things and like
Speaker 1: the tennis friends. Please I never had one these things. Question.
Speaker 2: Please can I handle Michelle Hanigan? You absolutely can. Christian,
Speaker 2: I'd love of Vionette. It's my birthday on Sunday. I've
Speaker 2: had to organized my own present, the dinner as well.
Speaker 2: May well have to organize the cake as well. That's song,
Speaker 2: Nicole Bellino. We will give you. The least we can
Speaker 2: do is you can have two squish them together. They're
Speaker 2: a little bit smaller than they used to be back
Speaker 2: in the day. All right, we're doing double thumbs up.
Speaker 2: We do this every Friday. What are the things that
Speaker 2: we're really into and enjoying at the moment. A couple
Speaker 2: of quick ones for me. The pit one of the
Speaker 2: best TV shows the last ten years, an incredible TV show.
Speaker 2: Cannot recommend it hard enough. The second season just finished
Speaker 2: last weekend and was beautiful and incredible, credible. That is
Speaker 2: a work of art. How they've made that so good?
Speaker 1: That show?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I love the bit Also, I love
Speaker 2: John Hamm second season of Your Friends and Neighbors that's
Speaker 2: on Apple TV. Very funny, great idea as well. And
Speaker 2: then go into the cinema this weekend and go and
Speaker 2: see Project Hell Mary. I cannot say enough good words
Speaker 2: about that movie. It reminds me of why as kids.
Speaker 2: I think as kids we were so lucky. Before there
Speaker 2: were big franchise movies and Malta versus, there were great stories.
Speaker 2: You think about Spielberg, George Lucas, just really good storytelling
Speaker 2: that was charismatic, had big stars, big sort of action sequences,
Speaker 2: and it was good people overcoming something. Ryan Godzlin stuck
Speaker 2: in space with that intergalactic I don't know who Rocky is,
Speaker 2: a crab or whatever it is. It's a relentlessly funny, heartfelt,
Speaker 2: optimistic movie.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 2: It's relentlessly optimistic, and we need to have hope right
Speaker 2: now being given back to us and that's what that
Speaker 2: movie does. There's a reason why it is becoming one
Speaker 2: of the biggest movies over the last couple of years.
Speaker 2: It's not part of a franchise. It's an incredible story.
Speaker 2: It's a joyous movie, isn't it. Guys, Pats nats, you've
Speaker 2: seen it.
Speaker 8: It's beautiful. I think optimism is a really great point.
Speaker 8: There's just all this you tomitt it, little bits of
Speaker 8: joy right through it. I loved it, our family loved it.
Speaker 1: See it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a big it for us as well. I'm
Speaker 2: facting it. I've booked to go and see it again
Speaker 2: next week.
Speaker 1: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: It reminded me of the Heydays. It's got that hormmark.
Speaker 2: So it's not a Spilberg movie, but it felt like
Speaker 2: a classic Steven Spielberg movie.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I would describe it genuinely as et for grown ups. Yes,
Speaker 2: I couldn't make it any clear. I can't think of
Speaker 2: it clear a way to set. But I guarantee if
Speaker 2: you go and sit this weekend, you will you'll want
Speaker 2: to call and actually talk about it Monday.
Speaker 1: It really lit my whole family up.
Speaker 2: It's hard these days to all when you got two
Speaker 2: teenagers that want to see.
Speaker 1: They just want to see that new one, the drama.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, yes one, yeah yeah, is it.
Speaker 2: Older, old mate. He's in every other movie now, the
Speaker 2: new shallow may.
Speaker 1: Lordie, Lordie. They're all interchangement, aren't they, Shamona, I can't
Speaker 1: do this one, Jacob. If you've got this one, then
Speaker 1: you owe me. They're like they must be on the
Speaker 1: subs bench. They're in every other movie, those two. They
Speaker 1: want to go and see that, and so as I.
Speaker 1: Please can we go and see Project Hill Mary. We
Speaker 1: loved it as a family. It's a great movie. Go
Speaker 1: and see that. Don't wait for streaming, go and see
Speaker 1: it the cinema. Well, it's what movies were made for.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 2: I'll be back with our double thumbs up coming up next.
Speaker 2: What have you really enjoyed this week?
Speaker 5: Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: I know we're in a cost of living crisis. Fuelders
Speaker 2: at an all time high. I just never thought I'd
Speaker 2: see people begging me for a free Viennetta. Christian, please
Speaker 2: please please a Vianetta. When I was a kid, it
Speaker 2: was my birthday cake every year growing up same here.
Speaker 2: I only ever saw it once a year. It really
Speaker 2: was like a treat, like a big deal to see
Speaker 2: that coming out. You know, as a kid, you just
Speaker 2: lose your mind.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: Now being on a pension, I can no longer afford this.
Speaker 2: This is Juli, thank you so much. If you could
Speaker 2: spare a cake Charles Dickens scene right now, isn't it please?
Speaker 2: Of course, Judy, you can have two Christian my wife
Speaker 2: and I really loving last One laughing. Second season on
Speaker 2: Prime host by Jimmy Carr. It's very funny. I'm watching
Speaker 2: it at the moment. Second season have gone extra. Couple
Speaker 2: of comedians and Ramish who's very very funny, and David
Speaker 2: Mitchell as well.
Speaker 1: If you've ever seen the quiz Show, the panel show
Speaker 1: would allow to you.
Speaker 2: David Mitchell's a regular on that. It's such a funny show.
Speaker 2: A bunch of comedians in a house, last person not
Speaker 2: laughing when the whole thing is to make each other love.
Speaker 1: That's a great idea. Yeah, I've never really really good idea. Right,
Speaker 1: that's very good, right, Yeah, Patsy, what are you enjoying?
Speaker 1: What are you giving a double thumbs up to this week?
Speaker 8: Our family? It's not new to Netflix, but it's new
Speaker 8: to our family. We've just discovered it. Down for Love.
Speaker 8: If you like love on the spectrum.
Speaker 1: I did love that. I thought it was beautiful.
Speaker 8: Adore this. It's a New Zealand production. It's absolutely joyous
Speaker 8: and he watch as people with Down syndrome navigate the
Speaker 8: world of dating. It is absolutely heartwarming. It is uplifting
Speaker 8: and it's just pure sunshine in what you know. This
Speaker 8: world can sometimes be a little hardcore right now, and
Speaker 8: it's just lovely to sit down for an hour as
Speaker 8: a family and watch these people just spring to life,
Speaker 8: life and fine love. It's absolutely gorgeous. We cry at times.
Speaker 8: It's just they are such amazing people and it's beautiful.
Speaker 8: It's called Down for Love and it's on Netflix.
Speaker 1: Awesome, Ria, What are you up to at the moment.
Speaker 6: I've just finished watching Netflix have an untold series that
Speaker 6: they've done, like the America's Cup one, Johnny Manziel Mouths
Speaker 6: in the Palace. The latest one is about a chess scandal,
Speaker 6: which I've seen all the others.
Speaker 1: No way, come on, not five or whatever.
Speaker 6: It is all right in the one corner You've got
Speaker 6: Magnus Caulson, the Norwegian goat, been world champion for sixteen years.
Speaker 1: I've just seen the.
Speaker 5: Christian o'connal show podcast.
Speaker 2: Still got so many butt slabs. Would you call it
Speaker 2: a slab, which there is the only in the slab format,
Speaker 2: isn't it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: What what do you call.
Speaker 2: A loaded plural of vit logs?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: That what do you call what's a collective term for
Speaker 2: many Vinettastian Venetians? Now that's the blinds. One of our
Speaker 2: listeners actually confused thinking we were giving away Venetian blinds.
Speaker 2: We need those, we need those house. That's next week's
Speaker 2: give away, the Venetian blinds. Christian and the Gang. I
Speaker 2: work in a primary school. I would love to win
Speaker 2: some vienetta for the hard working staff staff here. It
Speaker 2: would make a great Friday treat. Lizzie, that's a very genterstance.
Speaker 2: Definitely were sway up with the couple. Christian having a
Speaker 2: viennetta was such a treat growing up. You're right, we're
Speaker 2: in our house. It was chicken and chips on Friday,
Speaker 2: which was another great treat. At the end of the
Speaker 2: school week. Meals were different on a Friday, weren't they allowed.
Speaker 2: It was like the end of the week. It was
Speaker 2: your mom and dad. It was the end of normally
Speaker 2: a really hard working week for them and you kids
Speaker 2: were rewarded with a different kind of meal that was
Speaker 2: only there on a Friday. In fact, there should be
Speaker 2: like a Friday Night dinner cookbook of those things that
Speaker 2: used to that people used to you know, mom and
Speaker 2: Dad used to make only on a Friday night.
Speaker 1: It was the only day that we.
Speaker 2: Were allowed fish and chips in our house grown up
Speaker 2: count It was of course on a Friday. We were
Speaker 2: also allowed to stay up and watch a movie that
Speaker 2: would actually start Christian at eight thirty.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Mum would then bring out the viennetta and give us
Speaker 2: two pieces, eg what.
Speaker 1: Christian.
Speaker 2: I would love when Elvin it's a surprise my family.
Speaker 2: It would surprise. Kids now wouldn't know what that is.
Speaker 1: No, they wouldn't go, oh my god, Yeah, they're just
Speaker 1: going to roll the rise. That was a big deal.
Speaker 8: Yeah, even when you get Uber eight's, they're so used
Speaker 8: to getting it. Like we used to have fish and
Speaker 8: chips on a Friday was a thing, a thing. It's like,
Speaker 8: oh my god, it's fish and chips. You shouldn't wait
Speaker 8: to get home from school because you knew it was
Speaker 8: fish and chips.
Speaker 2: That night Yeah, they say that certain memories have like
Speaker 2: a taste. So I can taste the sharpness of the
Speaker 2: vinegar and the it's extra salty. This upon those fish
Speaker 2: and chips. All right, it's time for today's people's playlist.
Speaker 14: Yeah, they were listening and calling and choosing the music,
Speaker 14: and just.
Speaker 7: When it ate, somebody fray the station.
Speaker 14: Choy play the people's playlist?
Speaker 4: Christian calling right now?
Speaker 5: When help?
Speaker 4: Christian?
Speaker 7: Big the songs for Friday Show?
Speaker 2: Okay, wey Friday on the show. You're in charge of
Speaker 2: the music. We turn it into one big juke box.
Speaker 2: We give you a theme. You gave us all the
Speaker 2: songs today, songs with people's names in the titles.
Speaker 1: Patsy, what do we have to play?
Speaker 8: Really hard this week? So many good songs, but I've
Speaker 8: gone with Valerie Amy Winehouse.
Speaker 1: Wow, what a talent, water boys, this is a Friday banger.
Speaker 8: Little right back to about Amy. She was a Saduko
Speaker 8: fanatic and very good at it.
Speaker 7: Apparently I did not know that.
Speaker 1: This interviewed Damie wine Else come the times. I did
Speaker 1: not know that she was. That is a killer. In fact, actually,
Speaker 1: pats where did you find that form?
Speaker 8: Mister Google? But I'm more interested in you talking to her, I.
Speaker 2: Asked Jeeves, mister Google, I get there being actually pats though, good.
Speaker 1: Morning, mister Google. What is the news today?
Speaker 8: No for that, What was she like to.
Speaker 9: Any of you?
Speaker 1: Amazing?
Speaker 2: Yeah, many many many years ago before she became famous.
Speaker 2: They often when there are radio awards, you would have
Speaker 2: seen these over the years that have a musical actor,
Speaker 2: isn't that well known, And then when they're very well known,
Speaker 2: they would never want to do.
Speaker 1: Such a soul sucking room as us radio people.
Speaker 2: But I think it was like mid two thousand's hostess,
Speaker 2: and I didn't really know who she was other than
Speaker 2: the record company saying she's going to be a big star.
Speaker 2: And she came on, she did three songs. Everyone was
Speaker 2: talking to each other. She was incredible. Still gives me
Speaker 2: a goose months now. You know when you see someone
Speaker 2: just like a fully formed, unique talent that's like nothing
Speaker 2: you've ever seen before. And it very felt like she
Speaker 2: had a voice from a different era, you know those
Speaker 2: motoile amazing voices.
Speaker 1: Incredible voice. That's a great one, Patsy, what are you
Speaker 1: going for, Peggy se old timer? No, I'm going to
Speaker 1: the eighties. Yeah, and now the old record connects. It
Speaker 1: would have been the eighteen eighties. No, I did only one.
Speaker 10: In fact, this is a one hit wonder if you've
Speaker 10: ever heard one Tony Basil Mickey.
Speaker 1: Banger, this is a This is great. It's moved from
Speaker 1: Grammified Records.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 1: Sabina I would have gone with PEG.
Speaker 10: You know that she did the choreography for Once upon
Speaker 10: a time in Hollywood Tony Basil.
Speaker 1: She was like a dancers today with the folks. That's incredible.
Speaker 1: Is that cool? Yeah? Sure, it's not just a guy
Speaker 1: called Tony Bail with an eye. I'm not I'm not
Speaker 1: going with your one, Pats, Okay, what about whine House? Yes,
Speaker 1: Basil Rio, what are you going for?
Speaker 6: What a I most watched videos on YouTube is this
Speaker 6: Googo doles Iris Live in New York, two thousand and four.
Speaker 6: It's got one hundred and sixty million views. If you
Speaker 6: get a chance to watch it today. The rain is
Speaker 6: pouring down. The crew is screaming at them, come off,
Speaker 6: come off. He waves them off. The rain is like
Speaker 6: heavenly biblical downpour comes down. It's like getting higher and
Speaker 6: higher up their leg as they play. The crowd sixty
Speaker 6: thousand people on each other's shoulders.
Speaker 7: It will get it goosebumps just talking.
Speaker 4: Watch.
Speaker 6: The story is that it will stir something in your soul.
Speaker 6: Watching it is brilliant. So on YouTube, on YouTube they
Speaker 6: live where it's at Buffalo, New York. But if you
Speaker 6: just type in Iris live, it's the first one that
Speaker 6: comes up because it is epic.
Speaker 1: Great.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm going for Big Stones Fan. I'm going
Speaker 2: for jump in Jack Flourish. I also love this song
Speaker 2: because this great intro as well. Love the song was
Speaker 2: a great sprawling intro.
Speaker 1: Stone used to do this a lot like the forty
Speaker 1: seven second Kimmy Shelter. And then you've always got to
Speaker 1: keep an eye on the audience here, and by that,
Speaker 1: I just want to look after the upper end, the
Speaker 1: elderly ones.
Speaker 2: Ben She and Sydney. They don't like change. Suddenly there's
Speaker 2: a Rakish cab of an englishman on the radio and
Speaker 2: then my word, my word, what is going on here?
Speaker 2: This says a lot of change. I've got a song
Speaker 2: that is going to calm them. The song that my
Speaker 2: mom used to play a lot.
Speaker 1: Sylvia's mother dr Hook, don't go to ben Fordham too easily.
Speaker 1: Olderness is in Sydney, Come.
Speaker 5: On, give me a chance.
Speaker 1: I also like Dr Hook too. Bornham's not got this
Speaker 1: o connor has? That's right? Venue who don't go to smooth?
Speaker 1: Keep her locked here? Silvious mother? Come on a person?
Speaker 1: Time of doctor? Who is a person? Tide of Life?
Speaker 1: All right? Songs with names and the titles? What have
Speaker 1: you got?
Speaker 5: A Christian O'Connell show podcast People's playlist?
Speaker 2: We do this every Friday. We give you a theme,
Speaker 2: you pick all the songs. You turn a show into
Speaker 2: a giant jukebox. After eight, how many Vonettas do we
Speaker 2: have to give away? Is it thirty eight? But Chitu
Speaker 2: Kaitlin schools and the dors? How many Vanettas left of the.
Speaker 8: Peachy Da Vianetta is ready.
Speaker 1: To go fantastic? Christian?
Speaker 2: Can I have a Viennetta for my father in law's
Speaker 2: eighty seventh birthday next week? He would absolutely love one
Speaker 2: of these? He's got very cheap false teeth, Michelle. He
Speaker 2: can have them, Christian. For no reason, I just want
Speaker 2: something for free? Can I have a Viennetta?
Speaker 1: No? Because you're a gig pig. Yeah.
Speaker 14: They were listening and Parlin and choosing the music and just.
Speaker 7: When eh, somebody.
Speaker 4: Pays the station, Charny play the people's play Listen Christian,
Speaker 4: call in now and help Christian.
Speaker 1: This song for Friday show Christian, what about Jesse's Girl?
Speaker 2: Rick Springfield banger of a song. Let's go to Will.
Speaker 2: Good morning Will, Happy Friday.
Speaker 5: Good morning Christian and career.
Speaker 3: Happy Friday to you guys as well.
Speaker 2: Now Will, what can we play you? What would you
Speaker 2: love us to play? It's good to have a person's
Speaker 2: name in the title, mate.
Speaker 12: Yeah, I would like to hear some country good Old Dolly, Joline,
Speaker 12: Juan Brilliant jo.
Speaker 1: I'm begging ear, please don't.
Speaker 2: Take joy banger will. Thank you very much, eclat have
Speaker 2: a great weekend.
Speaker 1: You know what?
Speaker 2: That's kind of like, I'm just potting it all out.
Speaker 2: I bang, I come out at the eight o'clock Bang. Hey,
Speaker 2: good morning Australia. It's eight o'clock. I'm straight into Jolne.
Speaker 2: What do I queue up next?
Speaker 1: All those old timers who are sitting on the fence
Speaker 1: about me in Sydney Sunday like Ben for I ain't
Speaker 1: getting me today, Okay, I'm going at Richard.
Speaker 2: Wilkinson on Smooth Yes, Yes, this Sunday Love songs.
Speaker 1: Not yet, it's hovering, it's having don't make me Tom.
Speaker 1: Good morning Tommy, Good morning christ I'm good Tommy too. Tom.
Speaker 1: What would you love us to play?
Speaker 12: I would love for you guys to play a good
Speaker 12: little bit of Tom Jones for Wila if you.
Speaker 1: Could, big song, big voice. Wow, this blows the speakers
Speaker 1: off a few old boys, old boys, those leather cats.
Speaker 1: He was a Vienetta. He had down his pants and
Speaker 1: not the shrunk one. Now the lot. Yeah, Tom might
Speaker 1: play that. Thank you very much, and let's go in
Speaker 1: our test.
Speaker 12: Good morning Tests, Good morning Kristin and crew.
Speaker 1: Test. You had a good week.
Speaker 12: I've had a great week.
Speaker 1: Now what can we play you on the show today?
Speaker 12: Oh I'd love to hear Rosanna by Toto.
Speaker 2: It is in the mixture next hour. Definitely going to
Speaker 2: play that. This is a great song. We're going to
Speaker 2: play this test and test.
Speaker 1: Is this just for you?
Speaker 2: Is it work, mats as your family, anyone? You want
Speaker 2: to dedicate this.
Speaker 12: To my daughter? She's a drummer.
Speaker 1: Oh cool, she's in a band.
Speaker 12: She's in a jazz band.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Hodie.
Speaker 1: Hell what are they called?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 12: She's part of Spectra Jazz Women's Orchestra.
Speaker 1: You heard about them here first guys, Wow.
Speaker 12: A gig this week at Lazybones.
Speaker 1: Also how she has a great gigs.
Speaker 2: All right, we're going to plan for the next hour.
Speaker 2: And what's your daughter's name, Sophia, Sophia? Good luck this weekend?
Speaker 2: All right, thank you very much for call and take
Speaker 2: care bye.
Speaker 5: Christian Color Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: We particcate and remind me going how many Vanettas to
Speaker 2: give away till the next seventeen minutes of radio must
Speaker 2: be gone before the eight thirty strikes eight thirty.
Speaker 8: News twenty five delicious?
Speaker 2: That's that's a I don't want to ask sometimes what
Speaker 2: goes on out now?
Speaker 1: I think she was going to tell us twenty five?
Speaker 1: Is it that difficult?
Speaker 4: Eating more than ever an ice cream cake? With Franchie
Speaker 4: Setta calling me an instant winner.
Speaker 7: Christian's given you a.
Speaker 4: Ban Netta Hedda Setta.
Speaker 7: Giving you a Beanda.
Speaker 10: Hedda Hedda.
Speaker 2: Rio and I only just made it for the start
Speaker 2: today's show. We ran a deep undercover operation to the straight.
Speaker 1: Top our Moves yesterday to get these being Ettas through
Speaker 1: the strait under the cover of darkness to give them
Speaker 1: away to you today. So please don't put our dead
Speaker 1: doing while you were sleeping. While you were sleeping, we
Speaker 1: were going through that straight off our moos.
Speaker 2: Turns out if you go take a wide and left,
Speaker 2: they can't see you. You go wi they think you're
Speaker 2: going right and you do a little cheeky nutmeg you go.
Speaker 1: Whoa around there?
Speaker 7: Don't tell everyone?
Speaker 1: God, what have I done? Okay, it is time to
Speaker 1: give away twenty twenty five being ettas well.
Speaker 2: We're gonna give away quite a few right now. Okay,
Speaker 2: this message here will really warm all of our hearts.
Speaker 1: Christian.
Speaker 2: I work in a day chemotherapy unit. The nurses all
Speaker 2: deserve a Friday treat. You really do. That is what
Speaker 2: incredible work you wantus all do. It has been a
Speaker 2: really bad week here and we're all understaffed as well.
Speaker 2: Please please, please can we have some Vonetta? Yes you can.
Speaker 2: That is the and send the reply of finding out
Speaker 2: where are they? That is the day therapy unit, Concord Hospital, Concord, Sydney.
Speaker 2: You can absolutely have Viennetta's. Is there anything else we
Speaker 2: can treat you with as well? And thank you so
Speaker 2: much for how you guys show up and do a
Speaker 2: really really tough job and people having a terrifying time
Speaker 2: in their lives. I know you'll make such a different
Speaker 2: in a tough time as well. If you want Vnetta,
Speaker 2: it's the least we can give to you. You should
Speaker 2: be far more paid than that, but we will give you.
Speaker 2: That's the least we can do with some Vionnetta.
Speaker 1: How many do you need?
Speaker 2: How many of you you're obviously listening right now. How
Speaker 2: many are working there? Then we work out how many
Speaker 2: we've got to give away. Okay, cooling now, then Vinetta's
Speaker 2: up for grabs.
Speaker 5: Who are Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: This week on the show, where we ask you when
Speaker 2: you were a kid, what do you think was fancy?
Speaker 2: The number one most commonly discussed thing was Vonetta welsh
Speaker 2: Wi and just how it was a forbidden treat birthdays
Speaker 2: only maybe if you went round Nana's she might give it.
Speaker 1: She was a treat. Now you and nan would.
Speaker 2: Always break all the rules, yes, just so she pour
Speaker 2: spoons of sugar into your mouth, then send you back
Speaker 2: home bouncing off the walls. So this is why we're
Speaker 2: in the situation today, why I've manage organized giving away
Speaker 2: fifty Vanetta's.
Speaker 1: We have eighteen left to give away right now.
Speaker 4: We all needed more than ever an ice cream cake
Speaker 4: with brunchie setter callin be an instant winner. Christian's given
Speaker 4: you were Beanetta heetda Heetta, given you a Beanetta hedda Heeta.
Speaker 2: Rihanna wants you to know Rio this theme song of yours,
Speaker 2: and you said a very high standard hits her favorite
Speaker 2: one ever, Christian at the end of the year piece,
Speaker 2: can we have the hottest one hundred of Rio's opening
Speaker 2: thieves one? Andrew maybe a loop a loop warm one,
Speaker 2: but that one gets my vote, Rhianna and I agree,
Speaker 2: it's brilliant.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, Christian.
Speaker 2: I am a patient at Concord Hospital, the chemotherapy unit
Speaker 2: there and what you were talking about the work they do.
Speaker 2: The nurses at that hospital constantly go above and beyond
Speaker 2: in the level of care they do. Oh, they're going
Speaker 2: to love about the listening right now. We just spoke
Speaker 2: them off there. Please give them everything you can, they
Speaker 2: deserve it and more. Thank you very much for your message.
Speaker 2: Sending you lots of love, Hailey, Christian Core memory unlocked.
Speaker 2: When I was a kid in the nineties, I knew
Speaker 2: we were not well off, but any time we got
Speaker 2: Vanetta maybe once a year. I thought we must be
Speaker 2: doing a bit better in life. It was the fancy
Speaker 2: of deserts. You existed, Hailey, Yes, you can help on
Speaker 2: definitely Christian. This is Paul Christian. My girlfriend Sinny has
Speaker 2: never tried a Viennetta. She's from Taiwan. They don't have
Speaker 2: them over there.
Speaker 1: They have everything in Taiwan, but they don't have Vanetta.
Speaker 1: You're can have one for your girlfriend city. All right,
Speaker 1: this is random minute. Listen.
Speaker 2: I let's talk about the white Vanetta elephant in the room.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm giving away sixteen?
Speaker 1: Are you going my too?
Speaker 5: There?
Speaker 1: Where are you going? Left? Let's call it?
Speaker 2: You gonna celebrate my mum's eighty fourth birthday on Sunday?
Speaker 2: Any chance we can have two vans? Oh that's what
Speaker 2: it is, the plural vans. Oh, yes she can, Yes,
Speaker 2: she can, Josie, Yes, and happy birthday to your mama
Speaker 2: on Sunday as well. Maybe played some doctor hook Sealby's mother, Bro.
Speaker 2: They love it's that catnit for the old tars. Tanil, Yes,
Speaker 2: ry Hey, Tanil, welcome to the show.
Speaker 12: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I was wondering if I could have a being an answer.
Speaker 8: I'm pregnant with twins and all I've been dreaming about
Speaker 8: since I heard it on the show, visually dreaming, yes
Speaker 8: you can, and.
Speaker 2: Yes your fevered dreams right now? And how many months
Speaker 2: into being pregnant twins?
Speaker 1: Are you? Nearly?
Speaker 8: Six months?
Speaker 1: Six months?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: And how are you going? You seping the children the night?
Speaker 5: Not really?
Speaker 8: I also have a two year old, so not really.
Speaker 1: Could you have a busier life right now? Six months?
Speaker 2: Print with two more? You're growing two more? You need
Speaker 2: two v neettas, then one for each of the twins.
Speaker 1: Thank you so much, We're rushing them to you right now. Okay,
Speaker 1: all right, have a lovely weekend. Good luck to now.
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Oh hang on a minute, Hang on a minute.
Speaker 1: You know what we've forgotten. You didn't remind me on purpose.
Speaker 1: Thank you. You are naughty. You give him a bit
Speaker 1: of Praiseranna and and I'm afraid he doesn't pay the
Speaker 1: piper Newdy Nudy. We agree nar Ago to buy this
Speaker 1: off with an improvised wrap after it to do with
Speaker 1: the name. She's tight, she's to now she's got twins.
Speaker 7: Yep, Christians, giving you were ban Netta to Neil.
Speaker 6: The via Nanetta is gonna make you feel much better.
Speaker 1: Better.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see what he's got for Gail. Gail,
Speaker 2: welcome to the Great Vonetta Giveaway.
Speaker 12: Oh, good morning.
Speaker 3: I'd love to have some vionnet for my beautiful grandchildren,
Speaker 3: and I want to show them what I had when
Speaker 3: I was growing up.
Speaker 1: And how many grandkids you got?
Speaker 3: I had three?
Speaker 1: Three?
Speaker 2: Okay, well that you can have three Vanetta's Oh thank you.
Speaker 2: That's quite right now, girl. Would be really great if
Speaker 2: we could real could rap.
Speaker 1: You.
Speaker 2: No, no, it'd be great if you could wrap something
Speaker 2: involving all the grandkids' names.
Speaker 1: So Rio, get that pan out, Gail. What are the
Speaker 1: grandkids called?
Speaker 3: Ah, Indiana, Courtney, Courtney.
Speaker 2: That's three you're missing one. You can't leave one outs.
Speaker 15: Indiana Courtney and Alisa, gotcha?
Speaker 1: Okay, all right, stay here for your winning song.
Speaker 6: Christians, given you were being Netta for Alyssa Courtney. Also,
Speaker 6: don't forget Indie Indiana.
Speaker 7: Anda.
Speaker 1: Hey, now there girl, have a lovely weekend. Thanks for calling.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Sonya, good morning. Is that someone yelling at
Speaker 1: her out there? One of our team? Sonya?
Speaker 4: Hello?
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 15: They need the Vienna? Who have got twenty five men
Speaker 15: here in a distribution then a screaming at me for
Speaker 15: the vienna because you've made them so hungry and we
Speaker 15: need it.
Speaker 1: Can I just ask? What are the twenty five men
Speaker 1: doing there?
Speaker 11: They trading walking around, fork listening packing?
Speaker 1: All right, you work in a factory, yes I do,
Speaker 1: all right? And what's your business called?
Speaker 11: Small distribution center?
Speaker 1: Right? She got so? How many? How many v nettes
Speaker 1: do you think your knees?
Speaker 11: Oh well, we don't need one mouthfu each. We need
Speaker 11: a big eah, so about six to a.
Speaker 2: Gray big slices, aren't they in between yelling at coolers?
Speaker 1: What have we got?
Speaker 8: We have nine left?
Speaker 1: Okay? Well, sonya, do we do you need eight? Can
Speaker 1: I can? I? Can I offer you? Seven?
Speaker 11: Yes? You can be nice? Are we loving me?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 11: Today?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Mention you were being Netta for the forklift drivers. We
Speaker 6: are gonna feed those hungry fellas.
Speaker 7: Fellows yea, and.
Speaker 1: All the work mates. Thank you very much in calling.
Speaker 11: Thank you boy, have a nice camb you take.
Speaker 1: Care, sonya? How many we got now? To give aways?
Speaker 1: It just too every time we go to it.
Speaker 2: It's either it was borat Ernier and now Doris day
Speaker 2: Enough enough okay, we have two left to give away
Speaker 2: four seven five three one O four three Why do
Speaker 2: you deserve one of the Golden two?
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: We have the last two of fifty Vonettas to be one.
Speaker 2: Christian joined the show today. I'm on the school run
Speaker 2: a mum of three teen. As soon as I had
Speaker 2: you talking about Vonettas, it took me back and reminisced
Speaker 2: how great they used to boy the boys and the car,
Speaker 2: saying what are you talking about?
Speaker 1: They've never had one. They had to get on chatch
Speaker 1: ept to go and find out what it was.
Speaker 2: I'm such a bad parent. Please Christian, help me rectify
Speaker 2: my neglect. Lucia.
Speaker 1: Yes you can have one, and only one, though.
Speaker 2: The last one goes to this Damien Brightsider one one
Speaker 2: seven Christian, I need Viennetta. My wife has made me
Speaker 2: take two days and you'll leave just to clean out
Speaker 2: the study and garage.
Speaker 1: No, oh my god, I get it.
Speaker 2: I feed a man tantrum coming on my south Damien
Speaker 2: as a fellow man.
Speaker 1: Baby. Yes you can have a Viennetta. That has annoyed
Speaker 1: me to do that. Life's too short, controversial that one.
Speaker 2: I just hope the Viennetta takes this thing out of it.
Speaker 2: When you hear that crack, it's the only good crack
Speaker 2: you're going to be having this weekend, my friend. All right,
Speaker 2: so today's time waste. We're looking for your ice cream bands.
Speaker 2: Five hundred dollars for the Western Show Hijinks Hotel gift
Speaker 2: card Hijinks Hotel where fun checks in and boredom checks
Speaker 2: out Search Hijinks Hotel.
Speaker 1: All right, so ice cream bands, A.
Speaker 2: Lot of talk about it today with the Viennetta's, Vinetta,
Speaker 2: James Gold, Marvin Gaytime Silver plus Maxi bon Jovi.
Speaker 1: See them live. You always has one, always sings.
Speaker 2: Talk yes said about Bubblo bill Bubblo Billie Eilish you
Speaker 2: can bring out.
Speaker 1: Her own one huge connoisseur mix a lot connoiser mix,
Speaker 1: a lot goal and vanilla icy pole still icy hell rio,
Speaker 1: What have you got? Ice cream? Ice cream bands?
Speaker 7: Mister mister have had a career change.
Speaker 1: Oh God, what's happened? Then?
Speaker 7: Mister Whippy, you do go?
Speaker 1: Mister Bromsey, mister b mister Bromsey with no nuts on top.
Speaker 7: Pistachio speedwagon, Oh not.
Speaker 1: A lame comedy. Another bronze you're picking them up now.
Speaker 7: Phelps Messina Turner.
Speaker 1: That's good, that's good. He's going up silver for that one.
Speaker 1: Has you got a Goldie today?
Speaker 7: Hug and duft punk?
Speaker 1: What the German?
Speaker 7: Hugg and duft?
Speaker 1: Now he's sounds like the Swedish chef. Which country are
Speaker 1: you in? Silver? That's it? You the news right, the
Speaker 1: news right now?
Speaker 2: Rio goes, I'm actually spoiled for choice. This guy sometimes
Speaker 2: is so smug. It's just because he was a debate
Speaker 2: and winning debate count. He went, I'm actually not so
Speaker 2: many great ones. I don't know what to choose.
Speaker 6: You know what I think is actually happened. I think
Speaker 6: you've looked at my book three of them.
Speaker 1: Christian?
Speaker 2: Where'd you get those from me? I think you know?
Speaker 2: I saw you around here earlier. Oh yeah, you're looking
Speaker 2: for nappies.
Speaker 1: And she thought I might have some. I keep them
Speaker 1: on the back there if you didn't need them anyway.
Speaker 1: Where are we right now? Guys? Where are we? Team?
Speaker 8: We're time?
Speaker 1: I'm not joking, I don't not really confused.
Speaker 7: Where are we? What day?
Speaker 14: Hell?
Speaker 1: What year are we in? Right now? Mike Grace, where's Rocky?
Speaker 1: If you know you know? Text me?
Speaker 2: Oh four seven five three, one oh four three, and
Speaker 2: other parts that Pats generally thought.
Speaker 1: I didn't know I was having a moment. It's nice,
Speaker 1: Who am I am? I in London stool? It's in
Speaker 1: nineteen ninety eight. It's Beckham plaining texting or ice cream.
Speaker 5: Bands are Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: All the Viennetta's have gone? Who knew? Were you overthinking? Radios?
Speaker 9: Fifty vanettas one of the biggest giveaways we've ever had.
Speaker 9: I'm still getting actually really heartfelt messages about why they
Speaker 9: would just slave as simple Viennetta. We need to keep
Speaker 9: the retro prices going every Friday. Now, yes, now, if
Speaker 9: you've got any ideas, text me, oh four seven five
Speaker 9: three one oh four three.
Speaker 2: The reason why I selected vonettas of today is because
Speaker 2: this week we were talking about what was.
Speaker 1: Fancy as a kid. It needs to keep in that streak.
Speaker 1: I also always think that Imperial Leather soap was very,
Speaker 1: very fancy. We did not have that.
Speaker 2: We had some sort of My mum worked in her
Speaker 2: was a nurse, so she would just get the hospital soap.
Speaker 2: It's like unperfumed, downe rock solid sort of thing they
Speaker 2: have in maximum security prisons. Putting a sock beat each
Speaker 2: other with this thing would last fifteen years.
Speaker 1: I think my mum still got the original bar of soap.
Speaker 2: Do you want to see it down to a sliver
Speaker 2: like a pebble or a ship or something like that.
Speaker 2: I think she's she's still on it from about nineteen
Speaker 2: eighty six. Imperial leather, to me was like a really
Speaker 2: posh thing.
Speaker 7: Is that the one that's got the little step in
Speaker 7: the middle.
Speaker 1: Of the cell? Imperial leather. It was having the word leather,
Speaker 1: an imperial leather, King's leather. Oh my god. Probably good
Speaker 1: fruit the royal family.
Speaker 2: They probably just smashing that Vienetta and then cleaning themselves.
Speaker 1: Also Pewter.
Speaker 2: Caitlin came in and said, what about raydox bath salts?
Speaker 2: And we gave some of these way while ago people
Speaker 2: went crazy for them. They did bar salts also under
Speaker 2: that kind of And that's fancy, Lorie, you're turning your
Speaker 2: nose up.
Speaker 1: You don't think bar slights of fancy.
Speaker 7: No, I think bards are fancy fools.
Speaker 1: Giving away bars non actual. But we're going to wash
Speaker 1: the listeners.
Speaker 2: Not a bad idea for some of the last week Man.
Speaker 2: That time we went out west Hello, Sorry, I don't
Speaker 2: know what happened there?
Speaker 1: All right, ice cream bands ready to mark forgrets, the
Speaker 1: best in show, five hundred dollars, have some fun at
Speaker 1: the Hyjinks Hotel. Metallicts, Metallicts. But Nathan Simon and Gelato,
Speaker 1: that's very good. World done.
Speaker 2: Anthony Edward, no take two, Elton Neapolitan, John the apologym
Speaker 2: sorbet Z so bazy Silver Pla one Eater Spice Girls.
Speaker 2: That's so good. Paul, well done. Cornet to Toe, Cornet
Speaker 2: to Toe.
Speaker 1: Just played there.
Speaker 7: Very good gold as well.
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