Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: We've still got a bit of schutpoo on them.
Speaker 3: Hated it.
Speaker 4: I hated it more than you did.
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one four point three.
Speaker 3: Hey coome ONRN in Christian O'Connell's show, Thursday morning, six
Speaker 3: minutes past six, Come on in, Jackie Boye, Good morning
Speaker 3: Christian on today's show. Can't go into details just yet
Speaker 3: because we're still pulling them together, but it is a
Speaker 3: very big show today. More on that churn the next hour.
Speaker 3: First of all, let's go back to Tokyo yesterday. What
Speaker 3: another insane day.
Speaker 4: I could really spend all day on the couch if
Speaker 4: I want to do.
Speaker 3: It almost happen under the guise of research from just
Speaker 3: sitting on the couch eating whilst I see people do
Speaker 3: that what I could never do another may say, three
Speaker 3: gold medals for a team Australia. I was also obviously
Speaker 3: seeing how Australia was doing and the curious events. Now
Speaker 3: Great Britain appear to just have a strategy for coming
Speaker 3: fourth in everything. And then in the rowing I saw
Speaker 3: something I've never seen before they rammed the Italians. Now,
Speaker 3: I don't know, he's a hangover from being booed out
Speaker 3: of the Euros. But I've never how do you know
Speaker 3: you just go straight?
Speaker 4: I've never seen somebody go of course in rowing before.
Speaker 4: And I think GB were Team GB were one of
Speaker 4: the favorites in the rowing. They're one of the fastinations
Speaker 4: at rowing. Yeah, yet they decided all right.
Speaker 3: Someone blamed the heat heat and they went straight straight,
Speaker 3: left straight? What's straight? Really?
Speaker 4: Are the usual left arm?
Speaker 3: Yes? What's left? My left? Your left? You're right. They're
Speaker 3: my home watching on the couch. They rammed the Italians.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you what. The Italian did not like it either.
Speaker 3: It was bizarre scenes.
Speaker 4: The only other person I've known to go wayward in
Speaker 4: a rowing boat is your daughter.
Speaker 3: Yes, sure, a couple of months ago. I'm not supposed
Speaker 3: to never mention this again, but anyway, it's certainly in
Speaker 3: the show. Yeah, a couple of months ago, I was
Speaker 3: watching my daughter to a rowing or again, not an
Speaker 3: Olympic contender. I think she be me saying that it's
Speaker 3: not it's not it's not her vocation. She didn't decide
Speaker 3: that after she put her boat into a tree that
Speaker 3: actually took her five minutes to get out of the
Speaker 3: tree and shrubs. Three more races started and completed. Well,
Speaker 3: my poor daughter. While I was watching videoing it, trying
Speaker 3: not to laugh because I was videoing at my hands.
Speaker 3: When do we watch it? My hands are shaking. You
Speaker 3: can hear me go because it is funny. I don't
Speaker 3: know whether the Italians heard about this or the sorry
Speaker 3: TEMGB heard about this. And this is what we do.
Speaker 3: If you can't we bother to win, Let's just take
Speaker 3: out the Italian.
Speaker 4: There's got to be a shortcut.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then for Team Australia. So two rowing golds.
Speaker 4: I didn't even know. I was blame myself. I didn't
Speaker 4: even know we were good at rowing again when we were
Speaker 4: when I was a kid. The Awesome Foursome, Yes, in
Speaker 4: the early nineties and mid nineties.
Speaker 3: It's a TV advert that ended up doing as well.
Speaker 3: Oh who is it for?
Speaker 4: I think it was four Golden Circle pineapples.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to remember. There's a famous advert. I saw
Speaker 3: it when I first moved here that the Awesome Foursome did.
Speaker 3: What is it? Rio? What is it? There's a fan
Speaker 3: Golden Valley that's peaches, right, they need to film some
Speaker 3: new adverts with the new awesome foursomes times too. That's it.
Speaker 4: Not pineapples, no, no, but it's all in the ken fruit.
Speaker 3: It's all in that aisle. It's all in that aisle.
Speaker 3: So yeah, anyway, Yes, they two gold medals in the rowing,
Speaker 3: which was incredible, and then another gold medal for someone
Speaker 3: who's just on fire moment timers another one.
Speaker 4: And Dean Boxel, I mean the coach who went viral
Speaker 4: the other day after her first win.
Speaker 3: Still no air shagging though, very passionate, very passionate, as
Speaker 3: he knew, he knew one false air thrust he could
Speaker 3: go viral again. But I'll tell you what, what a
Speaker 3: unique relationship. And we see this all the time in
Speaker 3: Spot between the coaches and their their athletes, and they
Speaker 3: spend hours and hours and hours with them, good days
Speaker 3: and bad days when they're not up for it, they
Speaker 3: still have to do all the training. What he's got
Speaker 3: like a talismanic effect with that with that team as well.
Speaker 3: They really are connected, aren't they. Yeah? I was I
Speaker 3: wanted old Dean to break out, didn't you. I was like,
Speaker 3: come on, you see the railing up there, Just give
Speaker 3: it a little one for the cameras and a wave
Speaker 3: to us back here in Australia for old time and
Speaker 3: say come on, break out the Dean he's in there.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: The coverage on Channel seven has been brilliant And if
Speaker 3: you don't know this yet, there is a free app
Speaker 3: It's called seven plus and the amazing thing is on
Speaker 3: your phone. You can load up on your laptop or
Speaker 3: your TV. You can choose from at any one moment.
Speaker 3: It is seriously about what six to eight different screens
Speaker 3: you can go to to see whatever event is going on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, jump from the bad mitten to the basketball.
Speaker 3: So do they do that every Olympics or is this new?
Speaker 4: I think it's new.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's incredible. So yesterday I was watching the archery,
Speaker 3: then I flicked oversee Island win a medal, which is
Speaker 3: an amazing moment from then I watched the bit of
Speaker 3: the judo as well. You can flick around. I mean,
Speaker 3: I think I'm going to have attention deficit disorder at
Speaker 3: the end of this now, because you just go you
Speaker 3: get really judgmental, don't you go? Enough of this rubbish
Speaker 3: dressage happening for me? Here. I'll go and take in
Speaker 3: more of the k one salalum right now, and then
Speaker 3: I start They do all the planners about what's happening
Speaker 3: at four fifteen to four forty five, so you start
Speaker 3: to almost think you've got to do shifts. I've got
Speaker 3: a break foralfrom Now I'm going say hello to my family.
Speaker 3: Then I've got to reconvene here for the soccer. So yeah,
Speaker 3: it's called seven plus yesterday from the Channel seven coverage.
Speaker 3: We're lucky at to have a goat a bona fide
Speaker 3: Olympic legend, not just an Australian icon, but a global
Speaker 3: one at the Olympics as well. Ian thought Jack post
Speaker 3: It does the show with me wrote to you years
Speaker 3: ago a bit like a load of kids.
Speaker 4: I was a primary school kid ahead of the two
Speaker 4: thousand Olympics, Thorpy, and we were tasked with writing a
Speaker 4: letter to our favorite Olympian. And I imagine thousands of
Speaker 4: schools across the country do this. So hundreds of thousands
Speaker 4: of letters every year must before the Olympics must be
Speaker 4: written to Olympians. They can't possibly go through all those letters, Thorpy.
Speaker 4: Can you confirm or deny? Do you read the letters
Speaker 4: we get.
Speaker 5: We two k little letters mine at the Sydney Olympics
Speaker 5: used to arrive in boxes. Literally there were thousands.
Speaker 3: Did you see one from a young kid with terrible
Speaker 3: handwriting called Jack postly legible mainly pictures crude ones as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think I remember that one specifically Crown.
Speaker 3: It was always a green Cown CD you look out.
Speaker 4: I'm so glad I got to you.
Speaker 5: Yes, I think it's enemy is actually kept hers and
Speaker 5: has spent years actually riding back to people.
Speaker 3: That's might be nice of you to do that.
Speaker 5: It is something slightly different as an organization that was
Speaker 5: in many in Sydney, and I actually had some kids
Speaker 5: helped me right back to.
Speaker 3: Out Yeah thor sweatshop. You can see the headliners.
Speaker 5: Horrible, horrible, all right, right, all.
Speaker 3: Right, it's we want to know. So Jack wrote to
Speaker 3: Ian Thorpe. Who did you write to? I want to
Speaker 3: know because as kids, either you did it as a
Speaker 3: school initiative or a class thing, or you just did
Speaker 3: it to yourself. There were lots of footballers of the
Speaker 3: eighties that I wrote to. None of them wrote back.
Speaker 3: What you were lucky if you got just as signed photo.
Speaker 3: There was no, that would have amazing. That's even better.
Speaker 3: And also a lot of the footballers back in the
Speaker 3: day pretty thick, actually just very good at one thing.
Speaker 3: They're not going to get in a correspondence or something interesting.
Speaker 3: You just want their signature, you want on a photo.
Speaker 3: So who did you write to and did they write back?
Speaker 3: Obviously Ian thought I'm sure it was going to get
Speaker 3: round to it at some point.
Speaker 4: I never got a reply a letter from in Thorpe.
Speaker 4: The only other letter I wrote was when I was
Speaker 4: much younger than that, to Ronald McDonald McDonald's corporation.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I didn't know you had this one
Speaker 3: chamber in there. A man for the TV adverts, a TV.
Speaker 4: Advert asking him like what his favorite foods a McDonald's were, Like,
Speaker 4: how's grimmers? How's the Hamburglar?
Speaker 3: Look at a kind of sort of Q and A
Speaker 3: with Ronald McDonald and that summs you up. So you
Speaker 3: are only two letters to significant beeping in your life
Speaker 3: Ronald McDonald. Did Ronnie write back? He did not, not
Speaker 3: even the couple of vouchers cover of Big Max that
Speaker 3: is tight.
Speaker 2: But Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: So who did you write to back in the day,
Speaker 3: who do you write to? Someone famous or a need?
Speaker 3: Someone fictionally famous like Ronald McDonald.
Speaker 4: Very well known though all around the world.
Speaker 3: Oh, Megastan, how many of us saw Ronal McDonald and
Speaker 3: thought I'd love to get a correspondence with him? You know?
Speaker 3: How does he hold a pen in that big old
Speaker 3: hand of his?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 3: That naughty Harmburgler. He must be a bit of a one.
Speaker 3: He's right back. What's that eminem song? Alright, let's go
Speaker 3: to us. Who did you write to? And did you
Speaker 3: get a reply? Four? Three? Let's get working on that
Speaker 3: song for time. By the way, we're all thinking that
Speaker 3: out we otherwise leave the show. Rachel, good morning, Good morning,
Speaker 3: Hello Rachel. And who do you write to?
Speaker 7: I wrote to the cast of the Drew Carey Show.
Speaker 3: Great show.
Speaker 4: He used to love dream Carey Show.
Speaker 7: I love it.
Speaker 3: Didn't stand up Drew, And that's where the Scott's coming in.
Speaker 3: Craig Ferguson also got his big breakover show. Yeah, and
Speaker 3: so did you get a reply?
Speaker 7: I got a reply from him personally. He sent me
Speaker 7: back a photo of himself with my name Bersley written
Speaker 7: on at autograph.
Speaker 3: Do celebrities still do that sign?
Speaker 4: Photoah?
Speaker 3: I remember about fifteen years ago going out to lunch
Speaker 3: with a very famous British British actor and as we
Speaker 3: were walking to lunch, he was actually getting mobbed in
Speaker 3: the street and he had I was horrified. He had
Speaker 3: a pocket full of about twenty to thirty photos and
Speaker 3: as people approached, he'd be getting out like a referee
Speaker 3: with a yellow car. I went, were willing to get that?
Speaker 3: That is awful?
Speaker 4: He go be signed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just to save time, he would hand them out
Speaker 3: there as they're coming near to him, he go there
Speaker 3: you go, and they go, oh thanks, and turn around
Speaker 3: he goes. It just gets me from a to be quicker.
Speaker 3: If I just hand them out, it goes before I
Speaker 3: leave the house. I have to sign like a fresh batch.
Speaker 4: That's what I wonder. And I don't want to take
Speaker 4: anything away from your Drew Kerry one, Rachel. But if
Speaker 4: Drew just signed a whole bunch of them at the
Speaker 4: start of the season, you.
Speaker 3: Aren't taking away from him. But then then in turn.
Speaker 4: Comes and writes the name on it after.
Speaker 3: The thing she annoyed, Rachel. She doesn't want to start
Speaker 3: the day annoyed with her favorite guys. In the morning.
Speaker 4: If Ronald McDonald didn't right back to me, then nobody everyone.
Speaker 7: All right, Ronald McDonald, that's for sure.
Speaker 3: Absolutely, And I know for a fact that Drew Drew
Speaker 3: would have known it was you, Rachel, and wrote that himself. Again,
Speaker 3: I want to believe in that world, all right, Rachel,
Speaker 3: have a good day.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 4: How could you possibly know that I'd like to believe
Speaker 4: in that world?
Speaker 3: Okay? All right? Just like these the Father Christmas? What
Speaker 3: harms it? Do you? Sorry about this? Mickey?
Speaker 8: It's okay, mate, thank you, Mickey?
Speaker 3: Who did you write it to? Mickey?
Speaker 8: When I was nine years old back in ninety one,
Speaker 8: I wrote to Michael Jackson. Oh yeah, yeah, Well I
Speaker 8: saw that. Gave up after like a year because I
Speaker 8: thought I was never going to get.
Speaker 3: A response, moved on to somebody else.
Speaker 8: Well pretty much no. I waited patiently, but two years
Speaker 8: later I got a response. It was the Michael Jackson
Speaker 8: fan Club, and I was all excited. I restored my
Speaker 8: faith in humanity. None of the other kids at school
Speaker 8: would believe me, so I took the letter to school
Speaker 8: and showed everybody. Look, I got a response to Michael Jackson,
Speaker 8: and they all said it was fake.
Speaker 3: And I don't want to there's nothing worse at school
Speaker 3: when people don't believe it that Bubbles did theay. He
Speaker 3: just gets that chim to do and that's where he
Speaker 3: lives here in that fair ground haunted house.
Speaker 8: It was pretty cool though, because, like you know, it
Speaker 8: came from his fan club and it had his little
Speaker 8: logo in the corner doing the moonwalk and signed by
Speaker 8: Michael Joseph Jackson and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: It was totally a little middle name in there to
Speaker 3: make it that I didn't know there was a Joseph
Speaker 3: in the middle.
Speaker 8: Well, yeah he's MJJ. I think it's after his father, right,
Speaker 8: But yeah, that was pretty cool. So that was pretty exciting.
Speaker 8: But yeah, I don't know where that letter would be now.
Speaker 8: I think Mum chucked it out a long time ago.
Speaker 8: I think it was just junk the last.
Speaker 3: Couple of years burnt it. Yeah, Mickey, let's move on.
Speaker 2: Christian know Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Big There yesterday in Tokyo. Three gold medals to Team Australia.
Speaker 3: Our Goldathon means that every time Team Australia win a gold,
Speaker 3: we give away a golden washing machine. Now on Monday,
Speaker 3: first gold for the Gold of on a Monday Show
Speaker 3: but because listener Mick texted him with an interesting point
Speaker 3: fan point, saying, look, there are actually four women each
Speaker 3: getting a gold medal? Should it not be four golden
Speaker 3: washing machines? So we asked Rob for me and as
Speaker 3: can we actually give away four? Technically it's one on
Speaker 3: the medal table And he has set a very dangerous
Speaker 3: presscident because obviously two of the girls at won yesterday
Speaker 3: were won by teams with four people in. Are we
Speaker 3: really then going to be giving away by that launch
Speaker 3: it that we started with Monday nine wash machines, I
Speaker 3: tell you in five minutes time late? All right, your
Speaker 3: emails late to the party are first. Then Nick Scary Kennedy?
Speaker 3: Are we giving him that? Oh?
Speaker 4: I can't remember that caller coming on air, but.
Speaker 3: Imposed anywhere, let's go with let's it's Nick Scary Kennedy.
Speaker 3: Everyone with a weak Olympic claim to fame. In two
Speaker 3: thousand and four I went to Canberra for a school camp.
Speaker 3: Had an awesome time. We went there where the Olympians
Speaker 3: were training and it had to be quiet. Some athlete
Speaker 3: trainees were eight years of age and sum them up
Speaker 3: to twenty one, and a couple were training for the circus.
Speaker 3: This is all he says, So I know right, it
Speaker 3: ends here, right, And I've emailed him back going and
Speaker 3: surely there's morses one. You didn't even say goodbye. You're
Speaker 3: just like, that's all I need to say to that guy.
Speaker 4: Right, I've never heard that. Maybe it's true as well
Speaker 4: that they train together and the circus together.
Speaker 3: Because as you think about the feats of athleticism, as
Speaker 3: you see and you associate with the circus, do they
Speaker 3: train together or are the future Olympians told he listen
Speaker 3: if you don't worry if you don't make it out
Speaker 3: to the Olympics, there, mister Fabia's traveling circus is ready
Speaker 3: to have you on the trapeze and high one.
Speaker 4: Or is it more of a punishment if you don't
Speaker 4: train hard enough and get to the limit, You've got
Speaker 4: to travel around the circus?
Speaker 3: Roll up, roll up, circus is in town. You're cleaning
Speaker 3: out the lion crap for the rest of your life. Okay,
Speaker 3: no podium finished for you. Scary. This is way scary
Speaker 3: because he gives us something, he disappears. He's so scary,
Speaker 3: Nick scary Kennedy. We need more details about this. The
Speaker 3: circus training in tandem with the Olympic team. We now
Speaker 3: go to Argentina and Matthaeas. Matthaeus is a listener. He's
Speaker 3: been listening to the show since twenty nineteen. In Argentina,
Speaker 3: he's learning English, and his English teacher said it would
Speaker 3: help your understanding of listening and comprehending English to find
Speaker 3: some English spoken word podcasts. He made the mistake, I
Speaker 3: think in the best way to get up to speak
Speaker 3: with English isn't listening to someone like Stephen Fry's audio books.
Speaker 3: It's this random noise of a show.
Speaker 4: It's going to take you a lot long.
Speaker 3: I mean, what did he make of the p show
Speaker 3: the other day? I mean, what is the Argentinian word
Speaker 3: for the humble pea? Anyway, Mattheus is back.
Speaker 4: Hello, Matteas, I checked.
Speaker 3: I haven't heardum in two years. I presumed he'd just
Speaker 3: given up his English comprehension, but he still listened to
Speaker 3: the show. Christian, I'm writing because of a gold medal
Speaker 3: my grandfather had. Here in Argentina, we have an urban
Speaker 3: legend similar to the werewolf story that's called El Lobizan.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: It says that if you are this is an amazing story. Right.
Speaker 3: He sent me Wikipedia link to this, and I was
Speaker 3: reading up about it before the show. Get a load
Speaker 3: of this. Then. This is in Argentina. El Lobizon says
Speaker 3: that if you are the seventh son, you are cursed
Speaker 3: and you will become aware once you turn of age.
Speaker 3: At least that's what my grandma told me. Now, imagine
Speaker 3: young Mataias is told by his nan that this is
Speaker 3: what happens to people. In order to get rid of
Speaker 3: the curse, one would have to be adopted by the president.
Speaker 3: All of this is true. I did a two tab search.
Speaker 4: Right, there's only one way out of this.
Speaker 3: Guess what. My grand grandpa was a seventh son, so
Speaker 3: he was adopted by the then president. I hope I'm
Speaker 3: pronouncing this right, hippolichio you' agani and he was given
Speaker 3: a gold medal. I would send you a picture, but
Speaker 3: unfortunately my grandmother hid it and we have no idea
Speaker 3: where it is. I thought this was just a crazy
Speaker 3: old tradition, but after fair bit of Google, I found
Speaker 3: this article that sent me a link to it. It
Speaker 3: is a very well known tradition and superstitition.
Speaker 4: So how many adopted sons would each president have.
Speaker 3: We need to get into all this about the cure
Speaker 3: story of El Lobazan Christian. This is from Mortimer. Listen
Speaker 3: to Shary morning other day. I was heading into work.
Speaker 3: I couldn't call in. Jack was talking about his collection
Speaker 3: of wizards.
Speaker 4: No I wasn't. I wasn't talking about them.
Speaker 3: He heard what he hears is what he heard you
Speaker 3: were talking about. How was a young child your best
Speaker 3: friends were your wizard mates. In your bedroom you had
Speaker 3: twenty to thirty of them.
Speaker 4: I accidentally got one or two wizards, and then Auntie's.
Speaker 3: And how does one accidentally get a wizard?
Speaker 4: Aunties and uncles thought that I was. I loved wizards,
Speaker 4: so every.
Speaker 3: Other they like a young boy that liked a wizard.
Speaker 3: And wrote to Ronald McDonald.
Speaker 4: Every Birthday and Christmas, I'd either get a wizard statue
Speaker 4: or a dragon statue, and then in a gift. I
Speaker 4: didn't want to show them out, so I put them
Speaker 4: on a shelf in my room. That probably looked like
Speaker 4: I was displaying them, but I was merely storing them
Speaker 4: somewhere out of the way.
Speaker 3: Sure, it's how you tell the story. Now let's go
Speaker 3: with it. Anyway, Mortimo was horrified the other day when
Speaker 3: you said that you would burn the wizards. Oh, I
Speaker 3: did on it?
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 3: He said he thinks it'd be a nice idea. Why
Speaker 3: don't you bring them in to give them away to
Speaker 3: people that would like it? And we called it the
Speaker 3: Great Wizard Giveaway. To Mortimer, this is a lovely idea.
Speaker 3: Do not burn the wizards.
Speaker 4: I don't have the wizards and all the drugs?
Speaker 3: Are you so devensive about them? Where are the wizards?
Speaker 3: I don't have more time, upset, and I think he
Speaker 3: speaks from many of us were.
Speaker 4: You can ask my mum, But I'm pretty sure we
Speaker 4: don't have the wizards.
Speaker 3: Could you check as well? If you don't have it,
Speaker 3: please don't burn them, okay. Otherwise I look forward to
Speaker 3: one day to doing the Great Wizard Giveaway.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Success, huge success this week from Team Australia. Yesterday Big Day.
Speaker 3: But that Big Day created some issues for this show
Speaker 3: because of how we started our gold ethon on Monday.
Speaker 3: Now I'm aware of you are not a coming back
Speaker 3: to the show. I'veter been in lockdown. Let's take it
Speaker 3: through how the goldathon works. It's quite simple, and then
Speaker 3: yesterday became really complicated. Every time Team Australia wins a
Speaker 3: gold you win gold. But what golden thing? A golden bart? No,
Speaker 3: a bosh golden washing machine a.
Speaker 4: Lot more valuable than a golden bar.
Speaker 3: Word priceless Southby's try to value these. They are priceless,
Speaker 3: limited edition, a talking point in any home. So obviously
Speaker 3: over the weekend Tim Mustrella got their first gold. We
Speaker 3: were getting de scarited to give away our first golden
Speaker 3: washing machine on Monday's Breakfast Show. One of you chanted
Speaker 3: the show Mike saying, well, hang on a minute, it's
Speaker 3: relay race. It's four goals. They all got a gold medal? Leach,
Speaker 3: should it not be four? I had to get hold
Speaker 3: of Robert E and s he said, yeah, go for it. Okay.
Speaker 3: I didn't think he knew or we knew, how many
Speaker 3: more goals would be coming this week. But here's the point.
Speaker 3: For so far we've given away Jack, how many golden
Speaker 3: washing machines sacked to Team Australiam in Tokyo.
Speaker 4: Six lucky people will have this golden washing machine in
Speaker 4: their house by the end of next week.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so yesterday, three gold medals should be three washing machines,
Speaker 3: not my Monday's precedent, because two of the golden we're
Speaker 3: in four person rowing of our teams in boats. That
Speaker 3: should mean by Monday's calculations nine washing machines being given away.
Speaker 3: On today's show. Jack texted me saying does that mean nine?
Speaker 3: I was like, oh God, I'm gonna have to call
Speaker 3: him again. It's one thing to ask him Monday for four,
Speaker 3: are now asking for nine. After a five minute back
Speaker 3: and forth with Robert Innes, he said, yes.
Speaker 4: Well done. I don't know how you do your key negotiator.
Speaker 3: Well, I think he just wanted to get me off
Speaker 3: the line to be fair. So we have nine golden
Speaker 3: washing machines to give away thanks to the amazing efforts
Speaker 3: yesterday of Team Australia, which.
Speaker 4: Will take us to a total of fifteen units given
Speaker 4: away already. It's Thursday of week one. We thought fifteen
Speaker 4: might be more than we'd give away in totally when I.
Speaker 3: Pitched this to Robert Innes, so I said, and realistically
Speaker 3: you're looking between eight and twelve if they do well
Speaker 3: based on previous games. So by the end of the
Speaker 3: day show fifteen and we've got a long way to go. Also,
Speaker 3: as Rob was going, he said, hang on a minute,
Speaker 3: what about the hockey were the favorites? We've got to
Speaker 3: go now, Rob, We're gonna work out how we're gonna
Speaker 3: give away nine. So aren't the men's hockey team the.
Speaker 4: Favorites and the Boomers are doing well?
Speaker 3: Please if you're look into get into the kitchen at
Speaker 3: the home, please take it through. Ian s. She's gonna
Speaker 3: need money soon. Okay, So we have nine golden washing
Speaker 3: machines to give away, and coming up next we have
Speaker 3: a game to play with you get ready to call
Speaker 3: him cal a brighter.
Speaker 1: No, you're listening to the Christian o'cyls show podcast.
Speaker 3: Good on in spots fans all over the world. It
Speaker 3: is time for the Gold of Thorn because Australia had
Speaker 3: another amazing day yesterday in Tokyo. What a week, three
Speaker 3: gold medals yesterday, amazing scenes, which means on the show
Speaker 3: the Gold of Thoron, whenever you watch the Olympics, anytime
Speaker 3: you see gold, you know the next morning we'll be
Speaker 3: giving away a golden washing machine now, because on Monday
Speaker 3: when we started, the very first golden washing machine we
Speaker 3: gave away was for the four ladies in the pool.
Speaker 3: Each one of those gets a gold medal. So we
Speaker 3: actually end up giving away four golden washing machines. Because
Speaker 3: Robert E and S I think was excited on Monday
Speaker 3: like we all were, he didn't realize that come today,
Speaker 3: and more imbortantly, come yesterday, I was calling him and going, well,
Speaker 3: if we carry on like that, we should be giving
Speaker 3: away in total on today's show, nine golden washing machines,
Speaker 3: which means by nine o'clock we'd have given away fifteen.
Speaker 3: We are giving away nine golden washing machines. Here's how
Speaker 3: we're going to give away four right now. Two of
Speaker 3: those gold medals came in the rowing yesterday. Who knew
Speaker 3: think you had such gold standard roeers. So when you're
Speaker 3: rowing in a four person team, you have to row
Speaker 3: together as one row as a team. Yes, you have
Speaker 3: to row as a team. So this morning we're going
Speaker 3: to play a game called do you row the answer?
Speaker 3: Do you row the answer? Four of you are going
Speaker 3: to be randomly put into a boat together. You're all
Speaker 3: gonna be asked the same question and you'll have a
Speaker 3: chance one by one to answer that question. No, we think,
Speaker 3: hang on a minute, I don't know the answer. That's fine.
Speaker 3: There's three other people working together with you who can
Speaker 3: have a go at it. You can pass, however, or
Speaker 3: one of the four of you must answer. If you
Speaker 3: get it wrong, all of you lose a golden washing machine.
Speaker 3: Or you can be a hero like yesterday, and you
Speaker 3: getting it right means that the entire boat, including you
Speaker 3: and three strangers who are going to love you forever,
Speaker 3: win the golden washing machine. So coming up next, either
Speaker 3: four golden washing machines one by one of you, or
Speaker 3: four golden washing machines lost by one of you. So,
Speaker 3: just like in the games, you can either be a
Speaker 3: hero or you can be a villain. So who wants
Speaker 3: to play? Do you row the answer? Call? In? Now?
Speaker 3: The lines are open. We're going to put four of
Speaker 3: you in a boat together. I hope you win recourse.
Speaker 3: I don't think think you do. I think you want.
Speaker 4: I mean we're gonna give them away one way or another.
Speaker 4: So it would be funny to watch one boat seek.
Speaker 3: All right, we're looking for the awesome foursum right, now,
Speaker 3: give us a call. Can you answer a question right
Speaker 3: that's going to win you in three strangers, four brand
Speaker 3: new golden washing machines or are you going to get
Speaker 3: it wrong? Good luck? Do you row the answer?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: The Home of the gold ethon Every Time Team Australia
Speaker 3: win gold We give away on the Breakfast Show a
Speaker 3: golden washing machine. So far this week six given away
Speaker 3: this morning nine nine golden washing machines. Who will be one?
Speaker 3: Right now? We're about to hopefully depending on you guys
Speaker 3: and how well you want together in a boat together
Speaker 3: for listeners, four of you are going to put together
Speaker 3: in a boat. You've gotta work well together to answer
Speaker 3: the question. Christian o'connells, do you row the answer? Let's
Speaker 3: play all right, let's put four all of you together
Speaker 3: in your boat. First of all, front of the boat.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Jade, Good morning Christian, Jade, good luck. Thanks
Speaker 3: fancy new golden washing machine?
Speaker 6: Yeah very much.
Speaker 3: So you one old and just needs replacing pretty much. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, Jade, good luck. You're front of the boat,
Speaker 3: so you'll be getting the question first. Just behind you,
Speaker 3: position number two is Nathan. Good morning, Nathan, Good day Christian, Nathan. Welcome.
Speaker 3: What do you do for living? Nathan?
Speaker 9: I'm a store manager at Kles So.
Speaker 3: Are your work now? Are you going in soon.
Speaker 9: I just on my way into work, but pulled over
Speaker 9: safely on the side of the road.
Speaker 3: Good man, Nathan, good luck. You're second in the boat.
Speaker 3: All right, let's find out who's number three in the boat?
Speaker 3: Is you Justin? Morning? Christian?
Speaker 9: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm good? Good luck, Justin? What do you like under pressure? Terrible?
Speaker 8: Christian?
Speaker 3: I would be the one that for you, but good luck,
Speaker 3: good luck, Justin. You're at number three, okay. And then
Speaker 3: right at the back of the boat the powerhouse, is
Speaker 3: you Joanne?
Speaker 7: Good morning?
Speaker 3: Good morning, Joanne? Good luck? You're in the boat? All right?
Speaker 3: You ready? Yep? All right, team, you've got to work together.
Speaker 3: I'm about to ask you a question you won't be
Speaker 3: surprised to know. It is an Olympic theme question, same
Speaker 3: question we go to all of you. You get the choice
Speaker 3: first person in the boat, then that'll be you. J
Speaker 3: don'ng to ask the question to you first. Once you've
Speaker 3: heard it and have a think about it. If you
Speaker 3: want to have a girl answering it, know that if
Speaker 3: you get it wrong, you lose your golden washing machine,
Speaker 3: and so does Nathan, Justin and Joanne, so you can
Speaker 3: pass it on. It is but don't forget there's three
Speaker 3: other people working together in the boat. They might have
Speaker 3: a better idea of getting it than you, or when
Speaker 3: you hear it, you might know it. Good luck you ready?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 3: All right, here is the question.
Speaker 4: So you remember, Jane, if you hear the question, don't answer,
Speaker 4: and straight away you got to say I row the
Speaker 4: answer or I don't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, sure, all right, Jade. Here's the question. It's
Speaker 3: worth four golden washing machines the highest brides in any
Speaker 3: game show. What animals were the three mascots at the
Speaker 3: Sydney two thousand Games? Okay, the question again? What animals
Speaker 3: were the three mascots at the Sydney two thousand Games?
Speaker 3: Do you roe the answer?
Speaker 6: I'm a dust build platter, push a kooko bar and
Speaker 6: a kidnap?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Who we have no missing.
Speaker 10: Four golden washing machines. You're all winners, city of making
Speaker 10: it my Jades, worl done? Jade, well done, Nathan, what
Speaker 10: I'm justin w un Joanne?
Speaker 3: You won three golden washing machines just sitting there, Jade,
Speaker 3: well done, Thank you? No messing. How come you knew that?
Speaker 6: Because I was sitting ready to answer anything on lovely Google,
Speaker 6: but I have super fast fingers. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 4: Wait you googled the answer?
Speaker 6: No, I did a lot of research before the whole
Speaker 6: thirty minute.
Speaker 4: Right, we almost took your washing machines off.
Speaker 3: That is the spirits of the games. We've got a
Speaker 3: Lance Armstrong on the line. She's roading Jane if we
Speaker 3: have to do an investigation into this boat, rai norty, Wow,
Speaker 3: we naughty from it. Okay, well listen, Jane, you won
Speaker 3: the golden washing machine, and you won Nathan and also
Speaker 3: Justin and Joanne they won the golden washing machines as well.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, well done everyone.
Speaker 6: Well done holding my little son, he says, thanks for
Speaker 6: giving me a washing machine for all my poopy stuff.
Speaker 3: Alight, all right, well do Jane, well done? Nathan? What on? Justin?
Speaker 3: Well done? Joanne? Thank you very much to Ian s
Speaker 3: get the golden or filling it ins? Right? We now
Speaker 3: need to rethink this, don't we? Do we not go
Speaker 3: Olympic question because people can read up on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, hard a question as well, I think.
Speaker 2: Okay, look, Christian Connells Show podcast last week.
Speaker 3: On the show, as is off the way, on the show,
Speaker 3: we fell into something. I was just trying on three
Speaker 3: tip at Tuesday, Could I just, in one word, get
Speaker 3: stories out of you guys? And we did with windows,
Speaker 3: and then we moved on to two days ater to
Speaker 3: seeing could we do it again with doors? We've got
Speaker 3: these amazing stories about doors. Today, are we going to
Speaker 3: go with hills? Yes? Yeah, okay, hills. That's what our
Speaker 3: one word phoner is this morning. Now, as a kid,
Speaker 3: it was all about finding that heel, any any kind
Speaker 3: of gradient and hurtling down it as quickly as possible.
Speaker 4: Didn't that matter if it was a bike, skateboard, scooter.
Speaker 3: Rolla boots. So I remember when I was into roller
Speaker 3: bit with my friends in the eighties. Yeah, roller skating, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I had the back in the eighties. They were cool
Speaker 3: like bowers that are really really fast, right, and Mimber
Speaker 3: makes what we do is there was a massive hill
Speaker 3: where we live. We go right at the top and
Speaker 3: the game was to go as quickly as you can
Speaker 3: going down to a hell of lot speed, right. And
Speaker 3: there were the same kind of wheels or trucks that
Speaker 3: you'd more or less. There was wide as you would
Speaker 3: on a skateboard. You could put your own ones on
Speaker 3: the wider, you would go faster, and as you're going
Speaker 3: down a hill, you're obviously picking up a lot of speed.
Speaker 3: And the cow it was called coward. The first person
Speaker 3: that stopped was the coward Okaine, and the winner was
Speaker 3: who would go all the way. But obviously it was
Speaker 3: a very it would go down to a very busy crossroads.
Speaker 3: It was incredibly dangerous game to play. But I remember
Speaker 3: the first time I ever played it, I was the
Speaker 3: one that break first of all, because I was going
Speaker 3: so fast. You have these stoppers that you meant to
Speaker 3: just drag behind you to slow down, but they weren't working,
Speaker 3: and I was heading towards a very busy junction with cars.
Speaker 4: I want to be the coward, but I'm not a coward.
Speaker 3: I have a coward And so all I remember doing
Speaker 3: is this going off the left and diving into essentially
Speaker 3: someone's hedge, a big hedge that was kind of like
Speaker 3: a crash mat that sort of just stopped my fall.
Speaker 3: Otherwise I was going to go onto a road. So
Speaker 3: this morning, the one word phone and is heels. Have
Speaker 3: you got a story involving a hill or hills? You
Speaker 3: hurtling down it or whatever happened?
Speaker 2: Well, Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Instagram are working on one for under twelves. What do
Speaker 3: you mean? And Instagram just for under twelves? Right? Well,
Speaker 3: I mean you see Selvi's like first day kinder. I mean,
Speaker 3: aren't kids already on it? Does it? Is that what
Speaker 3: kids really need?
Speaker 4: Idea to keep them off that stuff as long as possible,
Speaker 4: we should.
Speaker 3: Neil Mitchell on three a W. Mitchell's producers are listen
Speaker 3: it going. That is a good topic. Neil can do
Speaker 3: three hours on that. He doesn't even like MySpace. Alrighty
Speaker 3: the one word phone in this week hills. Now, I
Speaker 3: think obviously some of these stories will involve injuries, because
Speaker 3: if you're asking, if you're asking the stories of bolving heels, momentum,
Speaker 3: mass acceleration, goodness knows what story. Jack was politely turning
Speaker 3: down when I heard you go, I just I'm sorry
Speaker 3: that that happened to you. It's an amazing story. It's
Speaker 3: just not a very funny one. That's the thing about pain, right,
Speaker 3: It's not not funny enough, is it? Sometimes?
Speaker 4: Well, Sharon, I'm sorry. We can take a call.
Speaker 3: But it was brutal right.
Speaker 4: She spent two weeks in hospital.
Speaker 3: Oh my word. Can you tell me joined the other?
Speaker 3: I want to know what happened before that? The one
Speaker 3: word phone in Hell's Let's go first of all to you, Robert.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Robert, it's good morning, Good morning Robert. What
Speaker 3: happened to you? Yeah?
Speaker 11: When we were younger, Dad used to get a piece
Speaker 11: of tin and connect it up to the back of
Speaker 11: the ute and would get a speed up and let
Speaker 11: go of the rope and go down the hill like
Speaker 11: a boggin on a piece of tin.
Speaker 3: What fun? What wild fun? I want ever go now?
Speaker 11: I can even picture doing it now where we were kid.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and what could possibly go right about? It's just
Speaker 3: a matter of when it goes wrong. So then what
Speaker 3: happened on that day?
Speaker 11: We'd just let go of the piece of tin and
Speaker 11: whoever got the burvos got to get a piece of
Speaker 11: fruit because there were seven kids, so we all had
Speaker 11: the boat for fruit.
Speaker 3: Not an actual fruit, a sice you have to really
Speaker 3: work hard for all, right, Robert, thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You cool, have a good day. Thank you, Bye bye.
Speaker 3: Bobby Jason, good morning.
Speaker 9: Yeah, good morning, guys. I bought a hand glider out
Speaker 9: of the trading post maybe twenty years.
Speaker 3: Ago now, and slow down, Jesse, what do you mean more?
Speaker 3: Hang glide off trading both? Have you ever had one before? No?
Speaker 5: No, no, it was just I don't know.
Speaker 9: We sort of saw yeah, yeah, one hundred percent sword
Speaker 9: in the paperwork oz an apprentice at the top, Jason
Speaker 9: forget sorry, phoned up, phoned up a mate to see
Speaker 9: whether or not he was interested, and yeah, So we
Speaker 9: then went and bought the hand glider. And after buying
Speaker 9: the hand glider, he, the guy selling it to us,
Speaker 9: asked us for our license, and we just gave him
Speaker 9: some money for him to teach us how to fly
Speaker 9: this thing, and then proceeded to a hill and ran
Speaker 9: down it.
Speaker 3: And then what happened? You took off? You flew?
Speaker 9: Yeah, well, actually so the score, he goes, we couldn't
Speaker 9: quite afford the proper hand gliding harness and we're into
Speaker 9: rock climbing back then, so we got our rock climbing
Speaker 9: harness and put it on backwards and then sort of went, yeah,
Speaker 9: that that looks about right, and then yeah, she'll be right.
Speaker 9: We then took off from there. The only problem was that, yeah,
Speaker 9: I took off, And of course ground instructions and everything
Speaker 9: else are really good when you can hear what's going on.
Speaker 9: But because I was a little low in the harness,
Speaker 9: it actually gave me a fantastic climbing pitch and I
Speaker 9: actually didn't think I was coming down. And then my
Speaker 9: boss had saw me sitting on.
Speaker 3: Some more snacks. Wave to Jeff Bezos as he flies by,
Speaker 3: circling the globe like a little satellite coming by every Christmas.
Speaker 9: But what yes, Then on the way down, I was
Speaker 9: like on a roller coaster. I managed to sort of
Speaker 9: managed to get forward of the A frame and it
Speaker 9: then dived.
Speaker 8: Down and then I was the whole thing had get up.
Speaker 9: The speed wobbles, and then I decided, oh I had
Speaker 9: to go back into a climb and push the bar forward.
Speaker 9: Everyone on the ground thought I had this thing covered,
Speaker 9: not a chat some.
Speaker 3: Tear devil show. What a show going on above our heads?
Speaker 3: And then did you eventually come down to terror Firment?
Speaker 3: We were right? Yeah I did.
Speaker 11: I did.
Speaker 9: I couldn't stand for a little bit, but yeah I got.
Speaker 3: Down and did you ever use it again? Oh? Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 9: We then went up to near Mansfield and then I
Speaker 9: think that was one of the last flights where that
Speaker 9: landed in the tree tops.
Speaker 3: So we're here in the A frame.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I didn't realize how high up I
Speaker 9: was until the guys got in below me, and yeah
Speaker 9: I could hardly see them.
Speaker 3: Oh, Birdman, what a great call. I'm going to rename
Speaker 3: you on the phone here, Jason aka the Birdman.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 3: We will send you a Lidlas's stone for that. What
Speaker 3: that is my favorite stories ever this show, Jason, brilliant story.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: No worries, say guys, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Time for us to fire up the Gold of Thorm
Speaker 3: busy day to day on the Gold of Thorn. Busy
Speaker 3: day yesterday in Tokyo four the awesome Team Australia. Three goals.
Speaker 3: The Gold of Thoron means every time Team Australia will
Speaker 3: win gold, and they have been. This week in some style,
Speaker 3: we give away a golden washing machine thanks to Ian
Speaker 3: s Now. On Monday, it was only meant to be
Speaker 3: one goal, one gold for the ladies in the pool
Speaker 3: a relay race, but Mike texting him with a fair point,
Speaker 3: surely it should be four golden washing machines. Each one
Speaker 3: of the girls got a gold medal.
Speaker 4: There were four gold medals hung around stray and next,
Speaker 4: so four golden washing machines should go into Australian homes.
Speaker 3: And that happened on Monday, which meant yesterday when suddenly
Speaker 3: three gold medals are one but two of them are
Speaker 3: for two events rowing where there are four people in
Speaker 3: the boat. So that means this morning we're giving away
Speaker 3: nine golden washing machines. Obviously, Robert in this I don't
Speaker 3: really think you know what he did Monday when he
Speaker 3: went yes because he was feeling good and he wanted
Speaker 3: to kick off the gold on style. Obviously, we are
Speaker 3: white hot favorites Australia in the hockey so there's a
Speaker 3: lot of players in our hockey team. That's a lot
Speaker 3: more washing machine.
Speaker 4: And Robertson a tantalizing president.
Speaker 3: Now president, now once she said president, that's a president. Anyway,
Speaker 3: this morning we're going to give away four away. Now
Speaker 3: we're going to open up the lines in do you
Speaker 3: row the answer? We're going to put four of you
Speaker 3: in a boat together. You'll all be asked a question. Now,
Speaker 3: we tried this early on at seven o'clock and there
Speaker 3: was a breach. I can tell you now there's been
Speaker 3: a lot of conversations during the songs that breaks. The
Speaker 3: breach has been securely fixed.
Speaker 4: We will not have a breach like that again.
Speaker 3: The drawbridge is raised. What I'm saying is they had
Speaker 3: to tool me out of going Ecuadorial on this. After right,
Speaker 3: they've rained me in, but it's still hard. Don't make
Speaker 3: we go to Ecuador on this. Come tempted? All right?
Speaker 3: Cool it now? Nine four one four one oh four three.
Speaker 3: Here's how it's gonna work. Then we picked four of
Speaker 3: you at random, put you all in a boat. You
Speaker 3: gotta work together that the Rose did yesterday to bring
Speaker 3: home the gold. We're gonna ask you a question, tough question,
Speaker 3: harder than the one that's seven o'clock. I think it's harder.
Speaker 3: It's just ucooglable, ungoogleable. Yeah, that was the breach.
Speaker 4: By the way, it was so audacious. It was like
Speaker 4: the scene from Oceans eleven where they walk out the
Speaker 4: front door with the money. But they were walking out
Speaker 4: our front door with our washing machines.
Speaker 3: Listener, Jade was our Danny Ocean. All right, the Palazio
Speaker 3: has she cured the breach. Don't make me go to Ecuador, Listeners,
Speaker 3: I told you on this.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the questian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: An hour ago we played this game. We thought we
Speaker 3: had it all covered, but oh no, you found a breach.
Speaker 3: Jade found a breach. Googled the answer and then took
Speaker 3: a victory lap, laughing in our faces, saying I googled
Speaker 3: the answer. We did not care for that. Jack was
Speaker 3: in a foul mood for forty five minutes. I almost
Speaker 3: came round and offered what I did with my wife
Speaker 3: where she's tends to tummy rub. I almost had to
Speaker 3: give you a tummy rub if we were annoyed.
Speaker 4: Well, can I bring my evidence before the court? Or
Speaker 4: do we just leave it go?
Speaker 3: No, we need to clear the air. All right.
Speaker 4: Well, the question was what were the three animal mascots
Speaker 4: at the city two thousand and eleve.
Speaker 3: And we thought, under pressure, get it wrong, you're losing
Speaker 3: a golden washing machine, and for the three other people,
Speaker 3: you're gonna crumble.
Speaker 4: And I could maybe remember there was the kidnap, but
Speaker 4: it's hut anyway, she says, Oh, it's a duck, build platypus,
Speaker 4: a kooka barre, and a kidnap, which is exactly what
Speaker 4: comes up. If you google Sydney two thousand mascots, who's
Speaker 4: saying duck build platypus?
Speaker 3: I tell her, who's someone who found the breach? All right,
Speaker 3: so we're back, we strip back, we come back hard.
Speaker 3: It's not so easy this time. Let's play Christian O'Connors.
Speaker 3: Do you row the answer?
Speaker 4: I actually worried now we've better too difficult to win,
Speaker 4: but let's go.
Speaker 3: No, they want to play like this. I actually needed
Speaker 3: to take it easy. You pumped me up to.
Speaker 4: Show it's you and me against the listeners and if
Speaker 4: we walk all over right, You're right.
Speaker 3: They sense blood in the water this morning with this game?
Speaker 3: Do you row the answer? Okay, let's stick to the game.
Speaker 3: We're going to put four of you in a boat.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be asked a question to do with the
Speaker 3: Olympics again, like an hour ago. I'm going to ask
Speaker 3: each of the question. You have a choice. You can
Speaker 3: take a guess, but if you guess wrong, you lose
Speaker 3: the washing machine for yourself and the three other people
Speaker 3: in your boat. One of you has to have a
Speaker 3: guess at it. You want to be the person who
Speaker 3: actually it isn't a guess. They think they know the answer.
Speaker 3: They win, You all win. You're working together, you're rowing together,
Speaker 3: like at the games yesterday. All right, let's put the
Speaker 3: people in the boat. First of all, Sue, Oh my gosh, Sue,
Speaker 3: you're in the boat. Oh no, yeah, no, no, you
Speaker 3: called in to play, Sue. It's like a house. You
Speaker 3: will play the game.
Speaker 5: So I'm not good at trivia.
Speaker 3: What do you think you're in the boat, Sue. You
Speaker 3: never know you could get lucky. Don't remember, Sue, when
Speaker 3: I asked you a question? You can go. Do you
Speaker 3: know what? I'm not good at trivia? Somebody else can
Speaker 3: as at the back of the boat. Okay, good luck, Sue. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, Sue is in pole position at number one.
Speaker 3: Number two, we have you. Paul. Good morning, Paul, morning Christian,
Speaker 3: morning Jack. We're good, We're ready, we're primed. Paul. How
Speaker 3: do you feel you're feeling lucky? You're going to get
Speaker 3: the question right?
Speaker 12: Absolutely, I hope.
Speaker 3: All right, good luck, Paul. Number three is you Natalie?
Speaker 3: Come on in the boat, Hi, Natalie, right? You ready
Speaker 3: to play?
Speaker 7: Absolutely?
Speaker 3: Good luck? And then right at the back, Adrian, it's you.
Speaker 3: Good morning, good morning, Angel right, say good luck? Everybody
Speaker 3: good luck everybody?
Speaker 5: What good luck everybody?
Speaker 3: All right, Sue? Yes, you ready? You get the first question? Okay,
Speaker 3: So I'm going to say once I played it to you,
Speaker 3: because I'm going to play you this one. I'm going
Speaker 3: to say, do you row the answer? And if you think,
Speaker 3: actually I don't. I really don't know this, you say no,
Speaker 3: I don't rowe the answer. It goes to the next person. Okay,
Speaker 3: all right, then all right, you ready, I'm ready. There
Speaker 3: are two hundred and six countries at the Olympics. This
Speaker 3: is the national anthem on one of them. Listen up,
Speaker 3: two hundred and six Good luck, Sue. Do you row
Speaker 3: the answer?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 5: I don't wrote the answer?
Speaker 3: Okay, that's all right. We now go to Paul Paul
Speaker 3: by Christian Paul. Here it is again national anthem one
Speaker 3: of the countries at the Olympics, one of the two
Speaker 3: hundred and six countries. Paul, do you row the answer? Oh?
Speaker 3: I know it.
Speaker 12: I've got a feeling I do roaw the answer. It's
Speaker 12: probably ninety percent, though, so I don't know if someone
Speaker 12: else is more you know, than I am.
Speaker 3: Don't forget ninety percent. If you get it wrong, you
Speaker 3: lose the washing machine for you, sue, Natalie and Adrian.
Speaker 3: How confident I know?
Speaker 12: I know, I reckon someone else might know it more
Speaker 12: than I. I've got a good feeling about it, though.
Speaker 12: Go no, I don't row the answer at this stage.
Speaker 3: All right, we go from Paul. We go now to
Speaker 3: number three. Natalie. Hi, Natalie fine national anthem from a
Speaker 3: fine country? Or what is the country one of the
Speaker 3: two hundred and six at the Olympics. Natalie, do you
Speaker 3: rowe the answer?
Speaker 13: I feel like I do from the other night watching it,
Speaker 13: but I'm not one hundred percent. So, Oh, I think
Speaker 13: I'm gonna have to say I don't wrote the answer.
Speaker 3: Natal. You've got to know this, right the person behind you,
Speaker 3: which is actually he has to answer this in it.
Speaker 3: You may have a good gut film and what do
Speaker 3: you want to do?
Speaker 13: Oh, I'm not one hundred percent, So I'm going to
Speaker 13: have to say I don't wrote the answer. I'm so disappointed.
Speaker 3: All right? No, No, Nascal, Oh, poor Adrian, Oh superade
Speaker 3: at the back. They've all turned around and go, oh,
Speaker 3: make the back. The two people who think they know
Speaker 3: it have passed up. Adrian.
Speaker 5: You ready, Oh, I am, but they've put the pressure
Speaker 5: on me.
Speaker 3: Now Oh, they really have. I wish you were the best.
Speaker 3: All right, so you need you have to have a
Speaker 3: guest here it is again. Then it's a national anthem
Speaker 3: a country at the Olympics, one the two hundred and
Speaker 3: six Adrian. You have to answer? Do you row the answer?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: I don't answer. What do you think it is?
Speaker 5: I don't I don't ride the bike.
Speaker 3: Don't. You've got it. You've got to get you to
Speaker 3: pick a country.
Speaker 11: You got it.
Speaker 3: You got one and two hundred and six chance, Um,
Speaker 3: just take a guess. So many countries? Good, France, it's
Speaker 3: not France. It is not France. You've lost a washing
Speaker 3: machine for yourself. Natalie suit and Paul, you all lose
Speaker 3: as a boat. You've sunk the boat. Let's go back
Speaker 3: to Natalie. First of all, Natalie, Yes, what country do
Speaker 3: you think it was?
Speaker 13: It's funny that you say that, because my first instinct
Speaker 13: was France, but I have a feeling it's from a
Speaker 13: country around that area.
Speaker 3: What were you going to say, Ireland?
Speaker 7: That's probably wrong.
Speaker 3: No, let's go back to Paul, who thought he had
Speaker 3: a pretty good inkling. Paul, what would you have said?
Speaker 3: Which country?
Speaker 12: Okay, now I'm feeling really bad about it. I think
Speaker 12: it's Italy, that Spain, Spain.
Speaker 3: Technically we've struck back. I don't know how good we feel.
Speaker 3: The boats sunk, they don't win any washing machines.
Speaker 4: And now we got to fill another boat.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christ you know O'Connell's do you row the answer? And
Speaker 3: as we just found out, one of you must guess
Speaker 3: the question. I guess it wrong, you lose a washing
Speaker 3: machine for you and the three other people. But if
Speaker 3: you get it right, that's what happened an hour ago
Speaker 3: with Jade, you and three other people all in brand
Speaker 3: new golden washing machines. We have four new people coming
Speaker 3: in the boat to play do you row the answer?
Speaker 3: All right, there's meet them up first Number one. Shane,
Speaker 3: it's you, Oh beauty OSSI Hi, Hey, Hey Shane. You
Speaker 3: ready to play?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I'm ready to play. Good Man, good luck behind Shane
Speaker 3: sits Damien, Good morning, Damien, Good morning, Christian good Man.
Speaker 3: Do you want to be in this boat? Good Man? Okay,
Speaker 3: good luck, Shane. Strong team so far, white hot favourites.
Speaker 3: This morning. Donna, Good morning, Donna, Good good morning, Donna.
Speaker 3: Are you ready to get in the boat. I'm ready
Speaker 3: to get in the boat. Okay, good luck Donna, and
Speaker 3: then flying this morning, seat number four, Anthony.
Speaker 11: Good morning, Christion, Chris.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, Christian, I'm christ I'm getting confused all
Speaker 3: the drama. Just get on with it. Ah, right, are
Speaker 3: we ready to play? Do you wrote the answer? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Good luck team, say good luck to everybody. Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: up first, then there he is, laughing boy, Shane, Shane.
Speaker 3: We go back to national anthems. A national anthem of
Speaker 3: one of the two hundred and six countries. Do you
Speaker 3: know this one? This is a national anthem on the
Speaker 3: two hundred and six countries at the games? Shame? My
Speaker 3: question is do you row the answer? Get it right?
Speaker 3: You're the hero, the hero this morning? You win? You
Speaker 3: and three others, Damien, Donna, Anthony a brand new golden
Speaker 3: washing machine. Do you wrote the answer? Do you know
Speaker 3: the national anthem?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I don't row the answer.
Speaker 12: I have a get I have a feeling, but I
Speaker 12: don't want to say it.
Speaker 3: All right, all right, okay, sorry, Hey, that's all right.
Speaker 3: Smart answer. Damien, you're up? Yep? Do you reckon? You
Speaker 3: know this national anthem? Do you row the answer? Damien,
Speaker 3: have you jumped out the swimming back to share? Too hard?
Speaker 3: Too hard listening? Okay, sorry, Damian, what do you reckon?
Speaker 3: Do you row the answer?
Speaker 5: Christian?
Speaker 12: I do not row the answer.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, we go now to seat number three.
Speaker 3: We're going towards the back of the boat. Donna, Hello, Donna,
Speaker 3: do you recognize this national anthem? Donna? Do you wrote
Speaker 3: the answer? Oh?
Speaker 2: Uh no, I don't wrote the answer.
Speaker 3: Oh no, second time is go into the back seats?
Speaker 3: Poor Anthony? Anthony, Yeah, yeah, good luck. You just need
Speaker 3: to pick a country and go for it. But do
Speaker 3: you row the answer? Anthony?
Speaker 11: I'm not a half a cent job, but I'll just
Speaker 11: say nor way off the top of it.
Speaker 8: We can't. We can't lose or win, really can We
Speaker 8: got fifty fifty?
Speaker 4: Definitely not a fifty.
Speaker 3: It's complete opposite. But anyway, let's not get caught up
Speaker 3: in fore. Oh no, they've lost again. Sorry, Shane, Damien, Donna, Anthony,
Speaker 3: no machines for you, right, we go back to the lines.
Speaker 3: Now we've got to give away five of these gold machines.
Speaker 3: Do I pick an easier country?
Speaker 4: I think we've got to make it a little bit
Speaker 4: easier only because we got breach for people who didn't
Speaker 4: hear it. At seven o'clock. People breached the show and they.
Speaker 3: Think it's a shame. I'm never going to get to
Speaker 3: play out this one. They won't let me play Ecuador.
Speaker 3: All right, yes, slightly, all right, good luck that We're
Speaker 3: going to clear the lines. Now call in. We're going
Speaker 3: to pick four of you again. You know how works.
Speaker 3: Now we're going back to the boats.
Speaker 2: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Gold You say Yes Home in the Golden Ponds. Good morning,
Speaker 3: sports fans all over the world. The Gold of Thon
Speaker 3: every time team strut to win gold in Tokyo, you
Speaker 3: win a golden washing machine. So far this week we
Speaker 3: have given away to get ten.
Speaker 4: Well we got yeah, we gave away six.
Speaker 3: Into earlier ten. You got six to give away in
Speaker 3: nineteen minutes we're playing this morning. Do you row the answer?
Speaker 3: The reason why we're giving away nine goals this morning?
Speaker 3: Two of the three golds yesterday came in the rowing
Speaker 3: four people in the rowing boat. That's why we're putting
Speaker 3: four of you in a rowing boat together. You all
Speaker 3: get answerd the same question. One of you has to
Speaker 3: answer it. If you get it wrong. You lose the
Speaker 3: golden washing machine for yourself and everybody else. This has
Speaker 3: happened for the last two plays of this. It can't
Speaker 3: happen anymore. We want you to win. However, we are
Speaker 3: going back to national anthems of the world. Let's play
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connors. Do you row the answer? All right, let's
Speaker 3: meet the rowers paying for the third time. Come on
Speaker 3: down and in the boats. Allison.
Speaker 13: Hello, good morning, Christian, good morning.
Speaker 4: Check morning Alison.
Speaker 3: Allison. If feeling lucky, I am, yes, all right, I've
Speaker 3: picked what we think is an easier national anthem. We
Speaker 3: want you to win today. Okay, good luck, Alison, thank you.
Speaker 3: Seat number two is you Richard? Good morning, good morning?
Speaker 3: Go on, here you go on. I'm confidence, Richard. Are
Speaker 3: you a private investigator?
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, i am.
Speaker 3: Maybe he's tailing someone in the boat. This guy's good Richard,
Speaker 3: good luck, Thank you. Yvonne, Good morning, yvon Christian, Yvonne.
Speaker 3: You are seat number three. Fantastic, good luck, thank you,
Speaker 3: and the unluckiest seat so far on this because the
Speaker 3: person in the back is that to answer the question
Speaker 3: the last two times, GEORGEI boy, Hi Christian, how are
Speaker 3: you going I'm good George. You are seat number four,
Speaker 3: you're right at the back. Good luck, thank you? All right,
Speaker 3: team said good like to each other.
Speaker 8: Good luck everybody.
Speaker 3: All right up first then Allison, let's go to Alison.
Speaker 3: Alison is another national anthem, one of the two hundred
Speaker 3: and six countries. There. Okay, do you row the answer here?
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 3: Alison? Do you row the answer?
Speaker 8: Christian?
Speaker 3: I write the answer, Alison. Don't forget if you get
Speaker 3: it wrong, everyone loses for the third time. You private, I, Richard,
Speaker 3: Yvonne and George. Do you really row the answer?
Speaker 8: I really write the answer?
Speaker 3: What is the nation? What is the national anthem?
Speaker 7: You know I've seen them.
Speaker 3: Yes, it's Ecuador. It's Ecuador. No, you are washing machine?
Speaker 3: You w a washing machine? You win't washing machine? And
Speaker 3: you when you wash the machine to the icemanen Alison
Speaker 3: up front, see number one. Well done? What scenes a finish?
Speaker 3: Well done? Each other in their pretend radio, everyone worries,
Speaker 3: all right, well done, team, well done Allison. Now dorve
Speaker 3: it was the English national anthem? All right? I just
Speaker 3: realize still got another one to give away. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: time wasting that's coming up next. Well done everyone, all right,
Speaker 3: one more golden washing machine to give away on the
Speaker 3: outwork Time Waste which is on the way. Thank you
Speaker 3: very much to Ian Esther providing all these golden washing
Speaker 3: machines as well. Thanks Rob.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 3: A lot of people want to know what was the
Speaker 3: second national anthem and the Fugazi of the boats Italy?
Speaker 3: For those playing long at home Italy and for those
Speaker 3: going you could have shazowned them. You didn't make it
Speaker 3: in the boat. It doesn't matter. Shazam Heroes a warning now,
Speaker 3: it's not the last you've seen in the boats and
Speaker 3: do your own the answer. No matter what event wins
Speaker 3: gold next week you're back in the boats all right.
Speaker 3: There is one last golden watching machine to give away.
Speaker 3: The ninth one of the show on today is that
Speaker 3: worth time waste? What a story? You often see these stories,
Speaker 3: don't you have people that want to go have a
Speaker 3: chat with the lions or stroker dolphin where they just
Speaker 3: break into.
Speaker 4: The enclosed jump a fence at the zoo.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was a guy in England, I think about
Speaker 3: twelve years ago who went to the supermarket got a
Speaker 3: bag of rotes sweet chicken. Thought he could just jump
Speaker 3: over a lot of big fences and have a chat
Speaker 3: with the lions. You can probably guess how that ended.
Speaker 3: The last is this go for? Has he seen any
Speaker 3: of David Edinburgh? Does he know how this ends? All? Right?
Speaker 3: In Queensland, a man was hauled into a Gold Coast
Speaker 3: court last night after breaking into SeaWorld. His plea to
Speaker 3: the magistrate was that he wasn't drunk, He just wants
Speaker 3: to see see the seals. It was fine out unto
Speaker 3: dollars and thought the fences were installed for a reason.
Speaker 3: Do you think that sea World and queens Can started
Speaker 3: out with no fences? Then one day someone again really
Speaker 3: getting there. We're gonna have to put fences.
Speaker 4: The people are just walking in will.
Speaker 3: Phrasings. I thought that it was only in England. Where
Speaker 3: has Willy Nilly been said the last one hundred years?
Speaker 3: Willy Nilly the phone in tomorrow? Where did your life
Speaker 3: go with? Don't don't want those answers? Oh, anyway, we're
Speaker 3: off to the beach. We're off to the sea side
Speaker 3: for the day's at work time. Waster sea bands tears
Speaker 3: appears silver, the cgs, Oh they're singing, and the beach
Speaker 3: the cigs gold, Sir Paul, beach Shaq Cartney Ah Boys
Speaker 3: to Sand Boys to sand Boys to Sand the boys
Speaker 3: to men Boys to Sand Bronze.
Speaker 4: Just crow that one, and the fact that you try
Speaker 4: to say it twelve times told me there was something
Speaker 4: wrong with it.
Speaker 3: Fucking the most you wrote the answer all right, Seaside bands,
Speaker 3: who's playing at the Seaside Sea Bens.
Speaker 4: Who's that out in the water? It's Iron Mermaid and.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, good good silver plus.
Speaker 4: Who's behind Iron Mermaid?
Speaker 3: Who's out of having look with my bios?
Speaker 4: It's swim Shady, swim shady O.
Speaker 3: Gold plus?
Speaker 4: Who's behind swim shady?
Speaker 3: I don't know know you never fed up the plane
Speaker 3: this game.
Speaker 4: It's the Stone Temple Pirates Bronze and also at the
Speaker 4: Beach Sea Bends is chum forty one.
Speaker 3: Spout my drink out gold plus, So I took up
Speaker 3: a moment there. Whether all they drum off today? That's
Speaker 3: gold plus. What's your best of the week after yesterday's awfulness?
Speaker 3: Just have interested? I didn't do this one, but where
Speaker 3: would Earthwind and Towel High have come?
Speaker 4: Silver?
Speaker 3: All right?
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