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Speaker 1: Good Morning, Pats Money, Good morning Rio, Good morning. Today
Speaker 1: is travel day for me and the team. After they show,
Speaker 1: we will fly up to Brisbane and then out and
Speaker 1: a half of the taxi. We are staying tonight in
Speaker 1: till Womba and then tomorrow live for the big live
Speaker 1: pub show in heldon at the Criteria in Hotel which
Speaker 1: has kind of become I guess Australia's most famous pub.
Speaker 4: Yeah, definitely at the moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because of the last couple of weeks has been renovated.
Speaker 1: Thank you for ready for everyone who's been working so
Speaker 1: hard up there over the last couple of weeks. A
Speaker 1: lot of them given their time for free as well.
Speaker 1: In fact, Pete's into and Pete is up there live
Speaker 1: right now. Pete, you're there on.
Speaker 5: You the Criteria. Good morning guys.
Speaker 6: I have arrived and it is a big day ahead,
Speaker 6: but obviously travel day.
Speaker 5: For you guys.
Speaker 6: But then on site here a lot of things are
Speaker 6: happening ready for the outside broadcast tomorrow when Nolsey takes
Speaker 6: over the town and gets ready for his performance. But
Speaker 6: I guess I've got a few things. I'm calling them
Speaker 6: the hallidin headlines of things you need to know that
Speaker 6: are going on around the place here this morning, most
Speaker 6: importantly is a last minute a little bit of a
Speaker 6: curve ball today because we're still under renovation, but we
Speaker 6: actually have a funeral taking place later on this morning.
Speaker 3: It's not that dog, is it.
Speaker 5: No, it's fine. I've seen digger.
Speaker 6: It is unfortunately one of one of the beautiful. So
Speaker 6: we are in full swing of setup. But then also
Speaker 6: sol I'm trying to get ready for the outside broadcast.
Speaker 5: We'll have a funeral in the middle there.
Speaker 6: There's gonna be a lot going on here this morning,
Speaker 6: which I'm really excited.
Speaker 5: So I've arrived and.
Speaker 1: The people that are she's sending somebody off that are
Speaker 1: actually overcoming a loss. And then but it's still a
Speaker 1: building site there today, it.
Speaker 6: Is still a building side at the moment, there is
Speaker 6: the blinds, the brain people are.
Speaker 1: You sat next to someone who's having a meeting at
Speaker 1: five past six year.
Speaker 5: Isn't it just live on the air?
Speaker 1: Here?
Speaker 5: Christy was saying, if you guys.
Speaker 3: Are she's coming from the world of TV.
Speaker 6: We're talking about the elite portables. We've got a new
Speaker 6: setup as well, so we're in the middle of full setup,
Speaker 6: live radio and some bits and bobs.
Speaker 5: Morning girls. Thanks for your time.
Speaker 1: Now, Pete, the one thing I sent you up thet
Speaker 1: sort out was the red carpet and the scissors.
Speaker 3: How have you got on with that?
Speaker 1: Because obviously I want the publicans Gary and Tracy the
Speaker 1: reason why we're going up the tomorrow sort of big
Speaker 1: unvowl and so right in the middle of the show
Speaker 1: eight o'clock, I want them to walk down the red
Speaker 1: carpet into their own pub that we give back to.
Speaker 6: Yes, they have great news. We definitely have red carpet.
Speaker 6: Not so great news for the business is I've over
Speaker 6: ordered the red carpet and we now have enough red
Speaker 6: carpet that can pretty much take up the main drag
Speaker 6: of Helladen.
Speaker 1: Or this is the line and we set a world
Speaker 1: record for the world's longest red carpet.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna be honest with you, I think we can
Speaker 5: do that.
Speaker 1: How many meters if you got four or five?
Speaker 5: Like, well, I just ordered a ten meter one.
Speaker 3: But it looks like it's a runway.
Speaker 5: That is a runway there. That is a lot in itself.
Speaker 6: But the reality is there's about five of those roles,
Speaker 6: so that's kind of there's multiple.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what we do.
Speaker 1: Then at the towards the end to my show, let's
Speaker 1: give away to five listens. What do you need some
Speaker 1: red carpet for? It shouldn't be just some VIP and showbies. Everybody.
Speaker 1: Everybody should have the joy of walking along a red carpet.
Speaker 1: You might have a birthday party the next couple of
Speaker 1: weeks on the first day at work rolled red carpet
Speaker 1: or cast seven it's you're leaving work and rolled out
Speaker 1: your own.
Speaker 3: Exit red carpet. Either way, let's use that red carpet
Speaker 3: too soon.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast, Do.
Speaker 1: You guys always have certain things that whether you're going
Speaker 1: away for one night or a week or two, they
Speaker 1: are your essentials. Whether it's come for items, but you
Speaker 1: have to pat them. My alarm clock goes wherever I go.
Speaker 3: That's wow, crazy I can't trust real.
Speaker 1: I can't trust to womba to wake me up tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to wombans do to wake up
Speaker 1: at four twelve am. So I literally turned it off
Speaker 1: this morning and packed it in my bag.
Speaker 3: And my wife just my wife just went in the darkness.
Speaker 1: Wow, Like, get a load of this guy. Okay, productivity
Speaker 1: hat guy, Why didn't you jump on diary CEO and
Speaker 1: tell everyone.
Speaker 3: About your head it? Literally it was all a very
Speaker 3: slick operation.
Speaker 4: Just use your phone.
Speaker 1: No, I can't.
Speaker 3: I never use my phone as the alarm.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: No, I don't trust the Apple corporation. They're trying to
Speaker 1: gradually shut us down and raise the machines.
Speaker 3: Not on my watch.
Speaker 5: Think you can.
Speaker 7: Charles or something, he packs everything, including his bed when
Speaker 7: he goes.
Speaker 1: How do you even know that? Again, these are just
Speaker 1: things that people.
Speaker 3: Make up about the royal family.
Speaker 7: A million different things.
Speaker 3: Maybe so did you work with him?
Speaker 7: He's well known for it.
Speaker 3: He's very famous, well known for packing his bed.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's a British thing, Patsy. Maybe they just bring
Speaker 4: everything that's right, everything.
Speaker 1: You're right in another bang?
Speaker 5: Is my bed?
Speaker 3: I dismountled it whilst my wife was sleeping.
Speaker 1: A love clock's crazy now it's eight because that that
Speaker 1: thing's just dependable a phone no no, no, no no,
Speaker 1: no shut down or do an update or anything like that.
Speaker 1: Put it this way, I've never missed a start of
Speaker 1: the radio show in twenty eight years. You'ven't eve been
Speaker 1: doing this a year. It's too early to say you
Speaker 1: will miss a show.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but I'm not going to guarantee it's showing to
Speaker 4: Woomba because I don't.
Speaker 1: You know what, because your boy here is going to
Speaker 1: be tappy tap tap, I'm going to be tapp tap
Speaker 1: thumbes tappy tap tap because no, no, no, no, no no,
Speaker 1: not that it's an atomic clock tans heavy. It's it's
Speaker 1: atomic so it speaks to the world's clock.
Speaker 4: You don't know what atomic means.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 1: It means it speaks to the atoms that contained in
Speaker 1: the world's clock.
Speaker 3: Does your I.
Speaker 4: Phone doesn't seund all right?
Speaker 1: Now google it. It's what NASA uses. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: look it up. It's a special NASA clock. Because you
Speaker 1: ever seen them trying to wake up astronauts.
Speaker 3: No, I haven't, because they've got.
Speaker 1: My atomic clock. And also, do you know what I
Speaker 1: like about it on the front. On the front of
Speaker 1: this alarm clock, it has a giant aerial like an antennae,
Speaker 1: And just seeing that brings me comfort because I'm thinking
Speaker 1: inside is all the atoms that make that visual happen
Speaker 1: right now? Even in that suitcase, it's it's speaking to
Speaker 1: the world's clock.
Speaker 4: Are you even allowed to take such advanced to tell
Speaker 4: you what.
Speaker 1: The pilot will probably speak as well to find out
Speaker 1: what the right time is to take off today as well.
Speaker 4: You are sorry, I will retract from my skepticism that
Speaker 4: you do know what the atomic alarm clock is.
Speaker 3: That is what it does, exactly what it does.
Speaker 1: It's never ever let me down. So what do you
Speaker 1: take with you or those certain things to you?
Speaker 3: The other ones arm?
Speaker 1: I have to take my sharpie pens, even though when
Speaker 1: when you're going away for two days, I'm taking seven
Speaker 1: with me. I've got backups of backups of backups. I
Speaker 1: can't be looking around for my sharpie fine near pens.
Speaker 4: Wait, so you're two essentials for traveling, an atomic NASSA
Speaker 4: alarm clock and sharpie pens.
Speaker 3: I'm going to England. I'm going to England for eight days.
Speaker 1: Right on Saturday, Guests how many sharply pens I'm going
Speaker 1: even though I'm seeing family and friends with a couple
Speaker 1: of meetings.
Speaker 3: Ten ten, I've got a whole new ten pack.
Speaker 4: You never know when creativity's going to strive.
Speaker 1: There in the sky with my atomic clock, and I
Speaker 1: need some pens as well. Perhapsy what do you always
Speaker 1: take with you when you go away?
Speaker 7: I'm pretty I'm very minimalist nowadays. I never used to be.
Speaker 4: No, I am.
Speaker 7: I really am even down to like, you know, my
Speaker 7: toilet bag. I've got my minis and don't use them
Speaker 7: when I'm at home. I've got my mini shap and
Speaker 7: poos and everything.
Speaker 1: That's very well organized. I have to otherwise you collect
Speaker 1: them when you start hotels. My wife does that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, of course I do. Yeah, clean them.
Speaker 4: She would just.
Speaker 3: Empty the place.
Speaker 1: Yes, I'm like, we don't need alf that stuff. It's
Speaker 1: not good enough for like one watch hands going on
Speaker 1: the whole legend the shower.
Speaker 3: I'll take this.
Speaker 7: We ran out of toothpaste at home the other day,
Speaker 7: but I had one of the tiny like one squeeze.
Speaker 3: It's the right to do a couple of back mollers.
Speaker 7: Yes, And I said to the family, you will have
Speaker 7: a go at me when I'm at the hotel pinching
Speaker 7: all this stuff. But I've saved the day with my
Speaker 7: mini toothpaste.
Speaker 1: Don't worry, I've got half a millimeter one grown of toothpaste.
Speaker 2: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Good morning to Carl Smith. Christian.
Speaker 1: I never go anywhere without my AeroPress, my coffee making
Speaker 1: coffee grinder. Anytime I go through security, my bag gets
Speaker 1: to vert to tell oh, the side funnel of shame. Yes,
Speaker 1: it's like a game show. Why do you feel so
Speaker 1: superior when the best but is when they tease you
Speaker 1: and they pause it. And there are always crossroads in life.
Speaker 1: You know which way you're going to go. You're gonna
Speaker 1: go down that little side sort of funnel of shame
Speaker 1: where they open up and.
Speaker 3: All right, lead to a sprite.
Speaker 1: You don't read the signs, thicky. There's always someone who's
Speaker 1: got like nine liters of a fizzy drink and they go, well, sorry,
Speaker 1: and it's always an elderly cup on this stuff.
Speaker 3: I told you to checklcome I didn't check.
Speaker 1: The security guard always asks this is your bag? And
Speaker 1: I just want it's a coffee grinder. It's become my
Speaker 1: travel ritual Christ and I always travel with my calculator.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 1: I mean what do you need a calculator for?
Speaker 4: And especially it must be an advanced calculator because the
Speaker 4: phones have a calculator.
Speaker 1: What are you adding up? What are you adding up? Yeah,
Speaker 1: don't tell me that you don't trust foreigners in the tills. Listen, Pommy,
Speaker 1: you're in London and you're doing your own mouth for
Speaker 1: the bill. I didn't have the waters challenging for that
Speaker 1: minus this stre inflation. Why please tell me why are
Speaker 1: you traveling with your calculator?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: I just want to say an early happy birthday to Pats.
Speaker 7: Oh, thank you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: I know it's your birthday, Pats. Now she got a
Speaker 1: big couple of days. You've got your birthday tomorrow. Your
Speaker 1: daughter turns fifteen on Sunday. You and your daughter then
Speaker 1: days apart for birthday.
Speaker 7: Yeah, my birthday's actually Saturday. But that's okay. We're a
Speaker 7: day apart. She was nearly born on my birthday. Oh woy,
Speaker 7: i'me on Saturday. She's on Sunday.
Speaker 3: Wow, twenty four hours apart.
Speaker 2: I know.
Speaker 7: And you know it's funny because the same thing happened
Speaker 7: with my husband and his mum, and as you know,
Speaker 7: it was a big, big sort of job getting ordered.
Speaker 7: It was five years in the making. And I almost
Speaker 7: feel like and she wasn't here to see her born,
Speaker 7: and I almost feel like it was divine intervention that
Speaker 7: she was also born like Chris, a day after me,
Speaker 7: like they were. I think she had something to do. Yeah,
Speaker 7: so she's fifteen this year. Can you believe it's insane?
Speaker 7: It's gone too to tell me about.
Speaker 3: So you had your birthday and the next day you
Speaker 3: gave bus. Yes.
Speaker 7: Yeah, she was actually due on my dad's birthday, which
Speaker 7: is August sixth, and then she was way early, so
Speaker 7: she ended up nearly being born on my thirty ninth birthday.
Speaker 7: Best birthday present ever?
Speaker 3: Oh bad? That's fantastic. And so what are you going
Speaker 3: to be doing for your birthday?
Speaker 1: Because I know what he's got her day and she's
Speaker 1: gone out with her mates and go and shove them.
Speaker 1: How are you going to celebrate your book?
Speaker 7: We will go out for dinner. We haven't actually got
Speaker 7: any concrete plans yet, but I would like to go
Speaker 7: out for dinner or a lunch, maybe to a winery
Speaker 7: or something like that might be nice.
Speaker 1: If Chris hasn't got something for you. Start trying to
Speaker 1: book something now to be right.
Speaker 3: On a Thursday, two days before.
Speaker 7: Hey, are you doing? You're dealing with the mafioso Pats.
Speaker 7: I will definitely get in someone.
Speaker 1: I've been booking it in his own name. Sorry rookie mistake.
Speaker 2: Here, Christian O'Connell Show Gone Podcast, Christian.
Speaker 1: I won't travel anywhere without my chiropractic pillow. I'm twenty four.
Speaker 4: I travel with a little inflatable pillow when I do
Speaker 4: a long haul flight so my cocksic doesn't get sore.
Speaker 8: I blow it up on the floor.
Speaker 1: That was such a I've got a twenty two hour
Speaker 1: flight on Saturday back to the UK, and you're as
Speaker 1: soon as I land. I'm in agony with that lower back. Yes,
Speaker 1: how does it work a lumber support?
Speaker 8: No, it's just like a little flat pillar that you
Speaker 8: put under your bum.
Speaker 4: It's more for my my bum than my back because
Speaker 4: like the little bone on my so sore.
Speaker 3: Sound it for too long?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and you just it inflates itself and then it
Speaker 4: deflates into pretty much like paper thin.
Speaker 1: And I've noticed as well you are, even though we're
Speaker 1: just you're just flying away. We've got like a two
Speaker 1: hour flight whatever it is after show today to Brisbane.
Speaker 3: You've got a neck pillow.
Speaker 4: I will not go anywhere.
Speaker 7: With Seriously, you do that, even to Sydney, which is
Speaker 7: like well fifty minutes.
Speaker 4: From Melvin my carboakes c R B E A U
Speaker 4: neck pillar. I cannot recommend it enough. Hold your neck
Speaker 4: perfectly in place.
Speaker 1: The rest of us are laughing at you.
Speaker 3: I judge guys that do that. You're judging the toddler
Speaker 3: that can't hold their own head up.
Speaker 4: You can't. I go to sleep.
Speaker 9: As soon as that plane starts moving, I'm out, Like
Speaker 9: I don't even need to be in the air. As
Speaker 9: soon as it starts to like reverse movement, that.
Speaker 1: Movement, I'm oh, I wish I was, Like I barely
Speaker 1: make it into the air.
Speaker 8: That's why you need this. Keep your neck nice and straight.
Speaker 1: Because actually mine's always a terrible angle. It's like Brodie
Speaker 1: my chick. You know, it's a terrible, terrible angle, and
Speaker 1: it's an agony when I when I when I land,
Speaker 1: I always need to see a chiropractice. But I can't.
Speaker 1: I've tried those. I just feel too self conscious.
Speaker 4: Well, speaking of self conscious. Caitlin has the one that's
Speaker 4: the big inflatable one.
Speaker 3: Whole of the world are crazy.
Speaker 1: I said to her, if you do know at some
Speaker 1: point we need to sleep together and I can't if
Speaker 1: it's hard, if you're going to like fold yourself into that.
Speaker 3: What can I describe as a head head cave? Yes, caves?
Speaker 1: A head cave is the exact description. What how can
Speaker 1: you possibly it looks really uncomfortable.
Speaker 8: It must work, though, otherwise why would people go through that?
Speaker 1: Because actually you can just go to sleep anyway. It's
Speaker 1: not the process of the head cave. You're just tired
Speaker 1: and just lie back and go to sleep.
Speaker 4: Part of he wants to.
Speaker 3: Try it head cave.
Speaker 7: Medieval torture device.
Speaker 1: Carl has come back to us, and now we're talking
Speaker 1: about why what do you always travel with? And he
Speaker 1: said he takes his own calculator. And we said, well,
Speaker 1: you know, why don't you use it on the phone.
Speaker 1: All phones have a calculator, a standard. He said, same reason, Christian,
Speaker 1: you take your own individual alarm clock. It's more accurate,
Speaker 1: more Adam, Look, my thing about taking my own atomic
Speaker 1: clock alarm clock is actually the iPhones and a lot
Speaker 1: of modern modern phones take the time from the cell
Speaker 1: towers that then are on in conversation with the atomic clock.
Speaker 1: And so I'm worried that if the phone crashes or
Speaker 1: it goes offline, it can be it could be a
Speaker 1: couple of seconds out. I can't have that MILLI I
Speaker 1: can't be starting the show at six oh seven. It's
Speaker 1: got to be six am. I'm good to go. It's
Speaker 1: go time, okay, And so but a calculator must be maths. Yeah,
Speaker 1: let me share you know seven and seven is seven years? Sorry,
Speaker 1: small team?
Speaker 7: Or is it like cars speedos that can be out
Speaker 7: by like six or seven ks?
Speaker 1: So you probably use that to the police officers there,
Speaker 1: must say it must you must be wrong that radar
Speaker 1: go and you've got their officer it must be incorrect.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: We're talking about what you always what you can't leave
Speaker 1: behind when you go traveling. Whenever I fly, get any flight,
Speaker 1: even if it's in an hour or two hours, or
Speaker 1: wedding back to the UK this weekend, I always use
Speaker 1: This is my chemist Warehouse product of the week.
Speaker 3: It is first defense. This nasal spray essential.
Speaker 8: On before a flight.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and then I'll do it on a land as well.
Speaker 1: You got you're all in that recycled air. There's a
Speaker 1: couple hundred people or various bugs and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: I don't make you guys. The moment I see someone
Speaker 1: get on with a face mask that cold. Oh that's
Speaker 1: a flight to Brisbane and today my flight. You don't
Speaker 1: no idea why they're doing it. They could just have
Speaker 1: health concerns. They just don't want to get a cold,
Speaker 1: be nursing an ill partner. But somehow all you think
Speaker 1: about is them inconvenience. It could be to yours, truly,
Speaker 1: that's how we are now in the world. Ye, everything
Speaker 1: around you as if their extras in the life of
Speaker 1: your movie. Oh that's all, Patsie, what's your chemists?
Speaker 3: Our house products of the week.
Speaker 7: I've found this fantastic eyebrow glue because when you get
Speaker 7: a bit older and when you've overplucked your eyebrows. In
Speaker 7: the nineties, a lot of our ladies listening will related.
Speaker 3: To nineteen a look.
Speaker 7: It was the look. It was that, you know, Jennifer Aniston,
Speaker 7: thin eyebrow look. And let me tell you they never
Speaker 7: grow back, and when they do grow back, they go
Speaker 7: all wild and sort of John Howard is like in
Speaker 7: all different direct I get that now, just.
Speaker 1: Like TV antenna. Oh, it just like forks out in
Speaker 1: the middle of a conversation. Awful random angles. No.
Speaker 7: I looked in the revision mirror yesterday when I got
Speaker 7: in the car and I had one eyebrow hair over
Speaker 7: the top of my spectacles, Like, yeah, it was terry.
Speaker 4: Awful.
Speaker 7: I don't need that, but it's great with this Nick's
Speaker 7: eyebrow glue. It's just a little, tiny little tube and
Speaker 7: it doesn't leave. It just keeps your eyebrows in place,
Speaker 7: and it doesn't leave like a sticky or chalky residue.
Speaker 7: It's brilliant for that.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 5: No, because I'm.
Speaker 1: When I watched the UFC and boxing, they have to
Speaker 1: the eyes so they don't cut. Can't I just use that? No,
Speaker 1: because I'm just bustling up my eyebrows tomorrow for the
Speaker 1: pub show.
Speaker 3: Let me know if I'm using too much alarming the local.
Speaker 7: No, it's brilliant. It's Nick's n y X.
Speaker 3: Gotcha real? What's your chemist Warehouse Products of the week.
Speaker 4: This saved me last week. It's Flow Sinus Care nasal solution.
Speaker 4: It is a little cube that you put up your
Speaker 4: nose when you've got a stuffy nose. It just before bed.
Speaker 4: You squeeze, the water goes up one nostril out the other.
Speaker 3: Nostril like a nasal douche.
Speaker 4: Literally, that is exactly what it is. And if you
Speaker 4: feel like a completely new person.
Speaker 7: Get all the mask.
Speaker 4: Oh, it is incredible. You can finally breathe.
Speaker 8: It's so good and at lasts the whole night.
Speaker 4: It saved me.
Speaker 3: A friend of mine.
Speaker 1: Okay, he maintains he's never had a flu, never had
Speaker 1: a cold in his whole life. He has the same
Speaker 1: evening routine, takes like two minutes. He've been doing for
Speaker 1: fifty odd years. He never gets here. He's what I said,
Speaker 1: to be fair, he never gets heal. And he gets
Speaker 1: a cordon air bud. He dips it in a vodka
Speaker 1: so it's just a tiny amount, smears it around the
Speaker 1: inside of both nostrils, gets the other end of the
Speaker 1: ear bud, wipes the inside of his ears with pure,
Speaker 1: very high alcohol vodka, and he's and he reckons he's sterilizing.
Speaker 1: His names are tracked and also is as well. I'm
Speaker 1: not swearing by that, but all of a sad, he
Speaker 1: never gets heal, you can't don't go in a Kimu's warehouse.
Speaker 1: Answer strong vodka and say Christian was talking about on
Speaker 1: the Breakfast show today on.
Speaker 4: Gold We're not responsible if you do this.
Speaker 3: Always read the label though.
Speaker 1: All right, so let's get into today's tombstone text. That's
Speaker 1: where we ask you to take your phone out and
Speaker 1: tell us what's the top message on your phone.
Speaker 3: Imagine now that that is your tombstone. What's it saying?
Speaker 1: Send yours to me on four seven five three one
Speaker 1: oh four three Ria.
Speaker 3: What's your tombstone today?
Speaker 4: Mine is I'm a grown ass man that my partner
Speaker 4: Will is in Europe.
Speaker 8: So I'm home alone and I'm leaving the.
Speaker 4: House to go and meet him over there.
Speaker 8: He he doesn't think I'm a proper adult like I think.
Speaker 4: He thinks I'm like Kevin mcallistering home alone or something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 1: So here's you go, mate, Sure you put the bins out.
Speaker 4: He sent me a whole list. It literally had twelve
Speaker 4: things on it.
Speaker 1: You're leaving an AMBNB strip the bed's.
Speaker 4: What that is exactly? It doesn't he thinks. So he says,
Speaker 4: no respect for me.
Speaker 1: As you're just going to leave the front door wide open,
Speaker 1: exactly like I'm know how to leave a house.
Speaker 4: I know to lock the doors, I know to furre
Speaker 4: the switches.
Speaker 3: Yes, make sure the chaps on running.
Speaker 7: I want to know what's on this list?
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh well it's pretty.
Speaker 3: Boring, Patsy. What's the other temstone text for you today?
Speaker 7: If only there was an app for that. I reminded
Speaker 7: my husband yesterday we cleaned out the cupboards and there
Speaker 7: was like bags of stuff to go to charity, to
Speaker 7: one of those clothing bins. So of course they're in
Speaker 7: the boot because I couldn't find one, and I said,
Speaker 7: can you please on the way home, remember to drop
Speaker 7: those bags off. If you see a bin, keep your
Speaker 7: eye out. Why is it when you need one you
Speaker 7: can never find one?
Speaker 1: What is it times you're in a random car park
Speaker 1: somewhere it's a cloth bin.
Speaker 7: It's like it jumps out in the middle of the
Speaker 7: road here. I am, well, I don't need you now,
Speaker 7: but I needed you two weeks ago. But you know
Speaker 7: so he finally found one. But I said to him,
Speaker 7: there should be This is out of my pay grade,
Speaker 7: but there should be an app of locations of loading charity.
Speaker 1: All the apps you've got any phone one for clothes bin.
Speaker 1: We're going to use it like once a year.
Speaker 7: I totally would use it every time.
Speaker 3: On Google Maps.
Speaker 1: You can go near me and it goes restaurant, bars, clothes.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 7: So we finally found one. But there needs to be
Speaker 7: an app please, because you know they move around. They're
Speaker 7: like shape shifters.
Speaker 1: You know what.
Speaker 3: Pats Listen, you're a smart cookie, you're a journalist.
Speaker 1: Why don't you get into vibe coding and write your
Speaker 1: own code now and create your own app.
Speaker 7: Well, my daughter does coding at school. Maybe I'll get
Speaker 7: ords onto it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the next load of tech billionaires and millionaires are
Speaker 1: all going to be the coders and stuff like that.
Speaker 7: I know I wouldn't know the first thing about it.
Speaker 8: Get onto a quick but you've already talked about it on.
Speaker 3: We're not building the next uber clothing.
Speaker 4: I'll invest on the ground for shark tank.
Speaker 3: All right, what is the tombstone text for you? Today?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Everyone is selling in their tombstone text right now. Whatever
Speaker 1: phone is the top of your in box on your phone,
Speaker 1: imagine that as your tune stone. What does it stay
Speaker 1: send over to me four seventy five three one oh
Speaker 1: four to three. I'll be they out a hospital tomorrow.
Speaker 1: That's from Cameron, Cam and I hope everything's okay. And
Speaker 1: then someone has sent me a lovely photo. This is
Speaker 1: so good. They're obviously Scottish. Big game today, Scotland playing
Speaker 1: at eight this morning. Everyone, get around Scotland. Are taken
Speaker 1: on Brazil. Been of a tough job. Scotland's been nowhere
Speaker 1: near a World Cup ng time. Brazil been around there
Speaker 1: since year dots. But come on, Scotland. You've got a
Speaker 1: country where those players have been nowhere near the.
Speaker 3: Sun or fruit and vegetables.
Speaker 4: Are they're going to roast in this heat?
Speaker 8: Oh my god, I hope they've got an SPF fifty plus.
Speaker 1: Yes please, they're playing in the coubas anyway, this lovely
Speaker 1: photo brother and sister. They're in their Scotland jersey. They
Speaker 1: got the flag as well. Go Scotland at eight, which
Speaker 1: in my tombstone text is time to go mofo. Okay, Hannah,
Speaker 1: I'll feed Maggie. Maggie is a dushed dog. A lot
Speaker 1: of the conversation my wife and I have you fed
Speaker 1: the dog? I'll feed the dog? Did you feed the dog? Christian,
Speaker 1: my friend would celebrating the Knicks winning and send me
Speaker 1: these messages my Knicks, my Knicks, my beautiful Nicks. That's
Speaker 1: from Emma. I got this message, Christian. I love you
Speaker 1: Uncle John. This is from The Unclean Question. John McKinnon,
Speaker 1: our listener, obviously a nephew, and he said that I
Speaker 1: love you Uncle John. That's lovely. Christian my friend sent
Speaker 1: me a photo of our favorite Channel nine news journalist,
Speaker 1: Ollie Haig. Good looking rooster. He is a good looking dude.
Speaker 1: Just a photo of it with this an afternoon treat
Speaker 1: for us two fans of the journal Ollie.
Speaker 4: Haig spacepot for on Ollie Haig.
Speaker 5: This morning.
Speaker 3: Too soon? All right?
Speaker 1: The message on mine is why don't we all get
Speaker 1: together in a pub and watch the socceros game at midday.
Speaker 3: It's the perfect time for it.
Speaker 1: Now. Obviously I can't. I'll be flying back tomorrow on
Speaker 1: the plane. However, I want to know this, so it's
Speaker 1: a great spot tomorrow. The soccer's game, third game, must
Speaker 1: win now against Paraguay. It's a mid day, early in
Speaker 1: the morning. It's a Friday. I mean, we do not
Speaker 1: off Fridays. What a sweet spot. Normally it's ungodly hours
Speaker 1: of the day, you know, five m the weekend see
Speaker 1: the soccer's take on the Yanks. But this is a
Speaker 1: great spot and I'm pretty confident it's going to be
Speaker 1: a big thumping win for.
Speaker 3: The Soccrews as well. But what are people doing?
Speaker 1: Are there some companies that are letting people do a
Speaker 1: half day or work from home so they can support
Speaker 1: their country and get around the Green and Gold and
Speaker 1: the socc creus.
Speaker 3: What are people doing?
Speaker 4: Surely that's the patriotic thing to do. It'd be unpatriotic
Speaker 4: to make someone do their job, I would say on
Speaker 4: a Friday after him, when the Zuckeroos are playing.
Speaker 1: Let us know what are you doing about the game tomorrow?
Speaker 1: What is your company doing? I'd love to know what
Speaker 1: companies are doing it right, either putting a big TV on,
Speaker 1: doing a screening and let people just watch the game
Speaker 1: and then go home afterwards, or go home early because
Speaker 1: it's rare in Australia when you're supporting the team that
Speaker 1: is on a decent time that is primetime. It's a
Speaker 1: knockoff early time. It's made for it as well. The
Speaker 1: third game, the last group game as well. It's a
Speaker 1: big game tomorrow.
Speaker 2: The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: What are you doing tomorrow midday? Because the SOCCERUS really
Speaker 1: need you?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 1: Do you remember a couple of weeks ago, right at
Speaker 1: the cusp, the eve of the World Cup beginning, we
Speaker 1: had high hopes, as we should have done for the
Speaker 1: soccer US great opening game. I asked you, I commissioned
Speaker 1: you Rio to make an unofficial anthem for the SOCCERUS.
Speaker 3: Listen to this now. Sadly it's dated.
Speaker 1: Real quick because you talked about spanking the Yanks the
Speaker 1: body at five am.
Speaker 4: You're a say, go way to the States.
Speaker 10: Story for your contry.
Speaker 4: Play for your mate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, come on midday that.
Speaker 4: Toy I'll tell you what he.
Speaker 5: Knows you boys can play.
Speaker 11: It's a loon is a quick but no, we believe
Speaker 11: he turned lasso ansked us to believe.
Speaker 3: Let's believe.
Speaker 4: Okay to the Cup.
Speaker 3: It really is us. How prophetic the work your Koreean gold.
Speaker 11: Suddenly it's a bit further back than the help. All right,
Speaker 11: But the team, the soccer is out there. They really
Speaker 11: need us tomorrow at midday. There are and no excuses
Speaker 11: not to get around the Queen and Gold. It should
Speaker 11: be a really good game tomorrow as well Paraguya or
Speaker 11: a decent team as well. It really does need a
Speaker 11: big soccer US win. A lot of people frustrate to
Speaker 11: a team selection. Some players who are will just sat
Speaker 11: on the side. But anyway, tomorrow, what are you doing
Speaker 11: at midday? More importantly, what are your companies.
Speaker 3: That work for?
Speaker 1: What are they letting you do? Christian? I'm all unexcited.
Speaker 1: I've ordered a brand new seventy five inch TV for
Speaker 1: the game tomorrow, been delivered today and getting set up.
Speaker 3: For the big game at Lunshine. I'll be representing Grinning Golds.
Speaker 4: Seventy five is a huge TV.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's even bad. TV is better on a
Speaker 1: big TV. You should have gone up to eighty, Adam,
Speaker 1: you know when you said.
Speaker 3: Tom you'll know. I wonder how many people have been
Speaker 3: doing the old working.
Speaker 4: From home tow Yeah, yeah, working from a.
Speaker 3: Lot of that, Adam.
Speaker 1: I love that seventy five inch brand new TV for
Speaker 1: the game. Christian work social clubs, c s Ir binusaw
Speaker 1: Pizza of the Soccers game tomorrow showing on the lecture
Speaker 1: theater big screen.
Speaker 4: Oh what even our scientists.
Speaker 1: Wow, Christian, our team, our bosses booked to table at
Speaker 1: the local pub to watch the game Friday.
Speaker 3: What a great boss.
Speaker 1: If your bosses are doing this and doing it right,
Speaker 1: let us know the company and their name is notl Thank.
Speaker 3: You for doing this.
Speaker 1: That's brilliant, Christian. We got a great boss. We're having
Speaker 1: a we're having a two hour lunch from twelve to
Speaker 1: two tomorrow. Pizza supplied and free beer. Fantastic, and we're
Speaker 1: being ordered to wear team colors otherwise you don't get
Speaker 1: the beer. This was the boss's idea, Rachel. That's great.
Speaker 1: We've got Wendy on the line now.
Speaker 3: Good morning Wendy.
Speaker 12: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: And welcome to the show. Wendy. Now, Wendy, are you
Speaker 3: a teacher. I'm a teacher, yes, And what age of
Speaker 3: the kids that you teach?
Speaker 12: I teach prep.
Speaker 1: Okay, and what are you doing tomorrow at midday?
Speaker 3: Go down the Pub's nice.
Speaker 1: Chuck them out in the oval, kids play for a
Speaker 1: couple of hours, Okay, do a couple of laps and
Speaker 1: then we're off down the pub.
Speaker 5: What do you? What do you do?
Speaker 3: And win?
Speaker 12: So the Department of Education has actually sent out communication
Speaker 12: at two schools in Victoria to encourage them to put
Speaker 12: it on in their classrooms at twelve o'clock.
Speaker 3: I think that's brilliant.
Speaker 1: Lives the joy of something significant happening and the old
Speaker 1: TV with legs and wheels being wheeled in, the excitement
Speaker 1: prep as well, the excitement.
Speaker 12: So I love it. So we've all got TVs in
Speaker 12: our classrooms, so we'll put it on. And then our
Speaker 12: principal has said that he'll put it on in the
Speaker 12: big for meda TV in the gym at lunchtime.
Speaker 1: That is fantastic. I love this. More of this brilliant, Wendy.
Speaker 1: Enjoy the game tomorrow and thank you for what you
Speaker 1: and your colleagues do as teachers as well.
Speaker 12: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show on podcast Christian.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow, we're taking the day off from our small gardening
Speaker 1: business to little What is it about tradees? You know
Speaker 1: gardeners are including the tradees. Any excuses down tools, isn't it?
Speaker 1: You need the old day off? They will get out
Speaker 1: there and clean up that pond. Have you Clini cut
Speaker 1: the lawns.
Speaker 3: Of your clients. It's not until midday.
Speaker 4: A day off you've been off anyway. On any other Friday,
Speaker 4: they're done by midday anyway.
Speaker 1: Come on, guys, if you want to grow that small
Speaker 1: gardening business to be in a medium gardening miss you
Speaker 1: should do a couple of hours at first light tomorrow,
Speaker 1: cut a few lawns, sort someone's hedge out, and then
Speaker 1: you knock off at eleven and a half eleven, go
Speaker 1: down the local booze and watch the game day off
Speaker 1: and planers to have footy food, pies, chips and gravy.
Speaker 3: You get a hold banquet, heead of you mate? All right?
Speaker 1: Time now for this week's small thing, Big joy.
Speaker 10: Small thing, big joy six las spot you enjoy like
Speaker 10: finding five bucks in your jeans or buying the suscepan
Speaker 10: off your dream?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: What small thing gives you big joy? Text us yours
Speaker 3: share it?
Speaker 1: Oh four seventy five three one oh four three?
Speaker 3: Perhaps you what's yours?
Speaker 7: Mine is driveway goodbyes, which I think is a dying art.
Speaker 7: So doesn't matter. Whenever we go up to my parents' place,
Speaker 7: whether it's a small visit could be just five minutes
Speaker 7: to drop something off, pick something up, or a long
Speaker 7: visit on a Sunday afternoon, they will always come out
Speaker 7: and wave us goodbye. Always always sweet. But it's a
Speaker 7: dying art. I think it's dying off with the older
Speaker 7: generation where they would always see you off and it's
Speaker 7: so beautiful. And I know one day when they're not.
Speaker 1: Around, you'll miss that wave.
Speaker 7: I will miss that so much, really touching, and it's
Speaker 7: just the simplest thing. And mum, mum will wait until
Speaker 7: you're down out of sight.
Speaker 1: Until I'm still the same parts, right. The kids, my
Speaker 1: two daughters now will obviously drive their own cars. I
Speaker 1: still walk them to their cars, help them with their crap,
Speaker 1: and we'll wave them off down the road.
Speaker 3: You can go now. And no, no, it's just a thing,
Speaker 3: you know. It's a generational thing.
Speaker 7: It really is.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 7: There was never a time when I was growing up
Speaker 7: if you visited an aunt and uncle or cousins where
Speaker 7: they didn't come out and wait, wait off.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 7: Now we don't do it anymore, and I think.
Speaker 1: It's a and you know what, if you are the
Speaker 1: receiver of the wave off, you should give it a.
Speaker 3: Very poli.
Speaker 1: Away pleased to wave. You been raised right, just not
Speaker 1: the big old but a little like you know, as
Speaker 1: you're being waved off. If you're the wavy and they're
Speaker 1: the waivers, and you've got to return it with your
Speaker 1: going down the road.
Speaker 7: Yeah, only with Mom and Dad though, they're the only
Speaker 7: ones I do because they're always out the front in
Speaker 7: the driveway waving song. I think it's a beautiful thing.
Speaker 1: If I came to visit you, would you wave me off?
Speaker 1: I think I can imagine what kind of wave?
Speaker 7: Thank God, he's gone.
Speaker 1: She's what's she's going.
Speaker 4: They don't do that enough anymore, the old driveway bird.
Speaker 3: The bird by.
Speaker 7: You wouldn't come out where you don't come mind you.
Speaker 1: I was going to get the wave off just to
Speaker 1: experience that. Real what small thing. But that was a
Speaker 1: beautiful one, Percy. Thanks for show no Rial, what's yours?
Speaker 4: I had a goodie yesterday. I was the station pulled
Speaker 4: in behind this guy in front of me. He filled
Speaker 4: up first, he went in. I came in after he.
Speaker 4: I caught him nappin.
Speaker 8: He's looking around at for Alan's lollies, the snake.
Speaker 4: He's having a little look at the ice cream right
Speaker 4: in front of him. I paid before him.
Speaker 8: Oh sorry, brother.
Speaker 1: In this game silky soccer skills, there a little side step, yes,
Speaker 1: a bit of Erokunda and now intern Pete is part
Speaker 1: of the advance party. He's up at the Criteria in
Speaker 1: hotel where we'll be live tomorrow morning. This is the
Speaker 1: part we've been renovating for the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 1: And Pete, what small thing big join for you.
Speaker 6: I don't want to use the words the greatest day
Speaker 6: of my life, but yes, that was actually yesterday.
Speaker 5: When I sliced a big chunk of cheese.
Speaker 6: Now the biggest challenge when you slice the cheese is, oh,
Speaker 6: how many crackers do I need to take out of
Speaker 6: the packet to match the ratio of the cheese.
Speaker 3: Now, this ratio has got to be right cracker to
Speaker 3: You've got to balance it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good.
Speaker 5: You've got to get it so right.
Speaker 6: There's no having to go back to the pantry and
Speaker 6: get more, bring in the whole packet, then having to
Speaker 6: put the pack it back later, all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 5: You've got to get it right.
Speaker 6: I predicted that I would need thirteen ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 1: I no, that's a lot cheese for an afternoon.
Speaker 6: It was a lot of cheese, and it was a
Speaker 6: beautiful thirteen crackers, perfectly the right amount of cheese on
Speaker 6: everything one, none of that, like, oh a little bit
Speaker 6: on that one, a little bit bigger on that.
Speaker 1: It was just perfect. Now tell me this, In fact,
Speaker 1: don't tell us team. Let's have a guess what type
Speaker 1: of cheese you think Pete was calming up? You think
Speaker 1: a common garden hard cheddar.
Speaker 4: I think he's gone from Mercy Valley cheddar.
Speaker 1: That's fancy. It's Sydney side him, isn't it. You know
Speaker 1: all those years in a cane jay show. I think
Speaker 1: he's going for.
Speaker 5: Bre The answer is it was cheer cheese.
Speaker 6: Oh, sorry to disappoint everyone. It was no dafen ware
Speaker 6: or saying to go from leon in France. It was
Speaker 6: just typical, very basic.
Speaker 1: Lovely couple of slices of Yarlsburg yesterday, Oh lovely afternoon
Speaker 1: picked me up, very nice.
Speaker 6: I feel I've disappointed all of you by just eating
Speaker 6: stand and cheese.
Speaker 3: I thought you would be a bit more fancy.
Speaker 1: I thought you thought you might even be maybe a
Speaker 1: manchega or gooda man.
Speaker 5: Oh I do love all of them.
Speaker 6: See I used to be a cheesemaker as well, but
Speaker 6: sometimes it's nice to go.
Speaker 5: Back to basics.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what do you mean?
Speaker 5: Yes, I learned how to make cheese.
Speaker 1: After all, I thought you were talking about what you
Speaker 1: did in the Color Jackie Show, awful lot of cheese,
Speaker 1: sour blue, very blue, very blue. Actually, yes, yes, things
Speaker 1: got right maker.
Speaker 5: Previous absolutely so.
Speaker 6: After my apprenticeship with the chef, I learned how to
Speaker 6: make cheese in regional Victoria at Timboon Farmhouse Cheese. The
Speaker 6: cheese was that good it was taken over by King Island.
Speaker 6: And then I came of beers, breeze, you name it.
Speaker 3: This is incredible.
Speaker 4: What a life you've led.
Speaker 6: Yes, and I'm only I'm only thirty five. That's crazy.
Speaker 1: Now participating before the show were telling us when we're
Speaker 1: talking about how do you cut the cheese, I like
Speaker 1: to cut it in a triangle formation and then you
Speaker 1: dress the plate so it looks quite nice when you're
Speaker 1: having a little bit of cheese and crackers. But I
Speaker 1: got the idea it's just using sliced cheese.
Speaker 13: Correct, I just used that. You know cheese like sliced
Speaker 13: cheese cheese. It's not bogan, it's.
Speaker 11: Cheese.
Speaker 1: Well, if you're using the pre slice stuff, you're in
Speaker 1: the rappers that you don't that's not a shark coutree
Speaker 1: kind of board.
Speaker 7: Look not in the rappers.
Speaker 13: This is the one that's you know the square box
Speaker 13: that you get at will worthsaw Coals and or huge. Yeah, exactly,
Speaker 13: and it.
Speaker 7: Just comes as a square.
Speaker 13: But I only use that because I have it as
Speaker 13: a snack daily and I like a controlled amount. How
Speaker 13: many slices I would have two slices, which is equivalent
Speaker 13: to probably about if I break it down into six
Speaker 13: twelve and then I get my thirteen crackers.
Speaker 3: That's the magic number.
Speaker 2: This morning the Christian o'connal show podcast.
Speaker 3: It's Christian O'Connell's show. Do you think it's all right?
Speaker 1: Can you ask you doctor Dan, if it's all right
Speaker 1: to eat the rind on cheese?
Speaker 8: It's absolutely everything, So he'll say, yes.
Speaker 3: You're right.
Speaker 4: Nothing that man won't eat.
Speaker 1: He has iron guts, asking them on behalf of a
Speaker 1: more mild stomach's pond? Will it destroy me if I
Speaker 1: hate some of the rind Do you eat the Ryan Pets?
Speaker 7: Always?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I always fear it.
Speaker 1: I'm why it's bad for you, But whenever I've had some,
Speaker 1: it tastes so good.
Speaker 3: It's extra waxy or whatever it is.
Speaker 7: I also eat the skin off oranges, the peel, that's
Speaker 7: the whole orange app No, no, I have the inside
Speaker 7: first and then with it's gorgeous. It gives you that
Speaker 7: beautiful citrus zest at the end bitter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I can't have an agrony without that orange rhino.
Speaker 1: It's not the same.
Speaker 3: It's very important that of twist of that.
Speaker 4: Once you get to the end of the parmesan and
Speaker 4: you have the rind, put that in your soup or bolonnaise.
Speaker 8: I learned that tip from Naje.
Speaker 1: What does it do.
Speaker 4: It's just this beautiful, intense parmesan flavor that will go
Speaker 4: through whatever you're cooking.
Speaker 7: That's great.
Speaker 1: Oh my, when you just love a spag ball right,
Speaker 1: oh god, yes, when you get up a bit earlier
Speaker 1: on that your stomach and your body clock. I could
Speaker 1: just sit down and have a big, heavy pasta meal, right,
Speaker 1: and then doze the rest of the show. Great radio
Speaker 1: for the listeners. CHRISTI just is just putting on Stairway
Speaker 1: to Heaven repeatedly. Stay secreb on him. Small thing, big
Speaker 1: joint is when I'm baking a cake and I need
Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty five grams of butter, and I
Speaker 1: managed to just eyeboard it and slice off exactly one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty five grams of butt off the wedge
Speaker 1: on my first attempt. Known bessing about trying to get
Speaker 1: a tiny bit more but five grams ten grams. It's uncanny.
Speaker 1: When you hit that, you do it for great. It's
Speaker 1: like an Olympic gold medal. Christian small thing, big joy.
Speaker 1: When you craving a few crackers, open the open the packet, boom,
Speaker 1: thirteen left, it's the number today show thirteen.
Speaker 3: Christian, small thing, big joy.
Speaker 1: Tickling toddlers, now, Christy, Obviously you need to know the toddler.
Speaker 3: You need to be related to a toddler.
Speaker 1: You can't be going around tickling unknown toddlers. I shouldn't
Speaker 1: have to say it, but I feel like I should
Speaker 1: say it through the label. Always always check with a
Speaker 1: toddle of one, you might have a little chiky TiO Christian.
Speaker 1: I still tell Patsy, I still wave people off two Patsy.
Speaker 1: It's such a beautiful thing that should continue. It shows
Speaker 1: we're all love kindness. Diane, that's lovely. I remember re
Speaker 1: Yet's ago. Do you see like.
Speaker 3: Families would if they saw a train go by?
Speaker 1: This was in the eighties and obviously trains were it's
Speaker 1: some excite people where they would just wave at.
Speaker 3: The strangers on the trains.
Speaker 1: Yes, I should check when we were out like walking
Speaker 1: with the dogs to go by this train track when
Speaker 1: there was a train come and always get the kids
Speaker 1: down and we just wave at the stranger.
Speaker 3: I don't even know why.
Speaker 1: And some of them would wave back, Oh that's cute. Yes,
Speaker 1: I don't think anyone's waving. And now if I saw
Speaker 1: someone waving at the train, I would think, bless them,
Speaker 1: they're not well, I would.
Speaker 3: I would sadly think.
Speaker 4: That are people still you know when with a truck,
Speaker 4: are people still going doing the honks side and then
Speaker 4: the trucks trucks honk back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've never know. If I saw you doing that,
Speaker 1: I think you really weren't very well. If you're waiting
Speaker 1: at a train, that's another level.
Speaker 7: But I go, wow, my dad was a truck driver
Speaker 7: and need always have people do that and need horn
Speaker 7: back sounds like a great You still see kids, school
Speaker 7: kids at the side of the road standing with.
Speaker 1: Your chuckle sisters are getting very excited out there.
Speaker 3: What's up, chuckle sisters.
Speaker 13: Yeah, when you're in the back of the bus as
Speaker 13: a kid, and you were doing.
Speaker 1: One day the best of the day as well, being
Speaker 1: at that back that back seat, that big long back seat,
Speaker 1: that's where that's where the action was, and just mooning
Speaker 1: various tribes as well.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, well yes.
Speaker 1: Check with the toddlers and always moon on the back seat.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian, we just spent the weekending cans with my sister.
Speaker 1: Her house backs on the railway line and we stand
Speaker 1: it in the backyard and waved at the train passages.
Speaker 1: They always wave back. I'm glad it's still carrying on.
Speaker 3: Do you know what? This week is our last week,
Speaker 3: then we're off for two weeks. When we get back.
Speaker 1: First week back, we're gonna have so Mexican they've got
Speaker 1: the Mexican wave, you know, you get them to do that.
Speaker 1: We're gonna have bring back the wave once a week.
Speaker 1: We're going to have a national wave. Just wavet whoever
Speaker 1: is in front of you. The Australian Wave, Yes, the
Speaker 1: Australian Wave. It's just a polite wave all together. At
Speaker 1: like ten past eight on a Friday, just wave wherever
Speaker 1: you are in Australia. We're doing it in a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks time. Right now on the show, then we
Speaker 1: want to talk about So tomorrow's big show. We are
Speaker 1: live from the pub we've been renovating in the last
Speaker 1: couple of weeks of Criteria in hotel. Can't wait, Big show,
Speaker 1: make sure you're joined us tomorrow morning. Also giving away
Speaker 1: Australia's biggest ever meet Trey Shannon Knowles singing not one,
Speaker 1: not two, three songs can al Wait.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be fantastic.
Speaker 1: So when you think of the Australian publoke, what is
Speaker 1: always in an Australian pub, Because wherever you are in Australia,
Speaker 1: there's something familiar about.
Speaker 3: All of them.
Speaker 1: Even when Rio and I four weeks ago first went
Speaker 1: up to sort of go and speck out, scout out,
Speaker 1: do some reconnaissance on this part before we ever said
Speaker 1: we were going to do the renovation there. When we
Speaker 1: went up there, we filled out to Brisbane and then
Speaker 1: it's like an hour and a half into Queensland's a
Speaker 1: beautiful place called Helden. Now matter we're in a different state,
Speaker 1: place you've never been to before you set foot in
Speaker 1: that pub, even though it really didn't need restoration, you're
Speaker 1: in every pub in Australia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it feels like home.
Speaker 1: The dining room felt and smelt familiar as well, even
Speaker 1: though it was empty, you could fill the laughter and stories.
Speaker 3: And just the good times have been had there as well.
Speaker 1: The various bits of the bar, the sports bar, the
Speaker 1: b Strowey area as well, the pub garden as well
Speaker 1: is all there.
Speaker 3: So what do you think rio every Australian always.
Speaker 4: Has every Saturday night, it's a live band and it's
Speaker 4: the same live band that's been there for the last
Speaker 4: twenty years. And they've got the exact same at least
Speaker 4: they've been playing for the last twenty years.
Speaker 1: Hey, don't speak about Shannon knows he's our ghost tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Mates have a pot like that? What about him?
Speaker 4: And the most the most modern song they'll play is
Speaker 4: either Start down.
Speaker 1: Under, which sounds like Gold FM Sex.
Speaker 4: On Fire Kings of Leon's the station. Actually it's perfect.
Speaker 4: Gold is like an Aussie pub fan, but with much
Speaker 4: more variety.
Speaker 3: Oh so much.
Speaker 1: Right here, we're in the Great's Milk Bar of music.
Speaker 1: Ever PASSI what does every Australian pub have.
Speaker 7: Well, there's a couple of things. One is there's always
Speaker 7: a picture of Farlapp or Don Bradman above the bar,
Speaker 7: so either a print even a painting if they're really fancy.
Speaker 7: And there's always someone's corner like John O's corner or
Speaker 7: Dave's corner.
Speaker 3: You can't, sorry, you can't sit there, even if they're
Speaker 3: not there.
Speaker 7: If they're passed, it's like they were the patron saint
Speaker 7: of that pub and that corner was named after them at.
Speaker 4: The Criterion there, but I think his name's was and
Speaker 4: he he's the resident. He's got his own corner. He's
Speaker 4: actually it was a big story when he moved from
Speaker 4: one spot bar to another one.
Speaker 8: He's moved into the corner nook and we were told.
Speaker 4: Very explicitly, do not sit there that Isa's stool.
Speaker 1: Also, what is it about every country pub you go
Speaker 1: to there's a mangy dog.
Speaker 7: Aflaid just sitting off lead that.
Speaker 1: Drinks really noisily from that bowl you know, which is
Speaker 1: lapping really noise. You have like a quiet conversation, some
Speaker 1: of the just slurping. Just to your left. There's always
Speaker 1: the pub dog, always found. I don't think I've ever
Speaker 1: been to Australian pub there isn't the old pub dog.
Speaker 1: And also I get the feeling that they've lived for
Speaker 1: like hundreds of years. They don't they don't pass away.
Speaker 1: They're like ghost dogs, the custodians of the land or
Speaker 1: some of them. I think that's what the on Ghost.
Speaker 2: Dogs Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Good Morning to Andy.
Speaker 1: Earlier on we were asking small thing, Big joy some
Speaker 1: new windscreen wipers.
Speaker 3: Saw the car and they're working a tree and handy.
Speaker 3: I get it, I get it.
Speaker 1: Nothing works when they get screechy. Why did they get screechy?
Speaker 1: Is that the blades need replacing?
Speaker 4: Maybe the rubbers worn down?
Speaker 7: Did I get blunt?
Speaker 1: Sorry?
Speaker 7: Did I get blunt?
Speaker 3: Sorry?
Speaker 1: I didn't hear.
Speaker 3: I just said this. I was going to send the
Speaker 3: sending the nurse in.
Speaker 1: We got patched down having a stroke, almost like.
Speaker 7: Bingernails down a blackboard, isn't it when.
Speaker 5: They do that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? It is? Yeah, all right, So we're talking this
Speaker 1: morning on the show. By the way, one of you
Speaker 1: is watching the World Cup right now. We are in
Speaker 1: the studio as well. Ohdiar Scotland two goals down already,
Speaker 1: And one of you said, Christian, I didn't know what
Speaker 1: a great national anthem Scotland has.
Speaker 3: It is a banger actually flower on Scotland. I love
Speaker 3: the baghat. Yeah, beautiful sound mat and the old what's this?
Speaker 3: What kind of drumming is that?
Speaker 13: I know?
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 3: What's it called?
Speaker 4: The elbows are out to the side, there are.
Speaker 1: Other sides and it's just that the drum skin is
Speaker 1: very tight and it gives.
Speaker 3: Up chriss snares in the snare drummers. What is that?
Speaker 3: I love that sound? That military.
Speaker 5: He did.
Speaker 3: Could listen to this all morning.
Speaker 8: When I was in Edinburgh they did, maybe not or more.
Speaker 4: They play the bagpipes and drum.
Speaker 1: Sea the morning so much. I'd be up there every
Speaker 1: month three at the comedy festival. You'd have a stinking hangover.
Speaker 1: Suddenly seven a m. Someone's on the flipping bagpipes for
Speaker 1: the Yank tourists. Shut up, wait until midday. The murdering
Speaker 1: a cat. Don't do it.
Speaker 3: It's too early, worse than a leaf blower. But hey,
Speaker 3: this is.
Speaker 1: What we should have had for the big live pub
Speaker 1: show tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Some call.
Speaker 7: A local pipe a.
Speaker 1: Local pipe band, pip tracing, Garry and Win the old
Speaker 1: you know what they do the marching, and they do it.
Speaker 3: On the snares.
Speaker 4: Brie of regalness.
Speaker 3: There's a real Heladen.
Speaker 1: If there's anyone listening in Queensland who is in a
Speaker 1: marching band, can you pick up that little trump.
Speaker 3: March it all the way to Helendon? All right where?
Speaker 1: Well we owe you what's in every single Australian bagpipes
Speaker 1: Christian and good Aussie pump always has the big roaring
Speaker 1: open fireplace. Yes Friday night, meetre raffle. Well, I'm shining Christian.
Speaker 1: Every Aussie pup is bligatory dance or Paul Champion trophy.
Speaker 1: But it's never from the last decade.
Speaker 3: It's the law.
Speaker 1: It's the law. It's about twenty, it's nineties. If it's relevant,
Speaker 1: that's a great one.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for that.
Speaker 1: Also, they're never just called the toilets alternative names. It's
Speaker 1: never the ladies and gents. It's always like sheahs and blokes,
Speaker 1: birds and lats. Every pub always has a local in
Speaker 1: high viz, even if they don't work.
Speaker 3: But we were that guy.
Speaker 1: I don't know what he was doing, not working.
Speaker 4: He's sitting by himself.
Speaker 1: Sitting by himself. High vis shausers on the line. No
Speaker 1: it she is actually shattered shauzzer.
Speaker 4: Good morning, good morning, Christian, love you guys.
Speaker 1: In the morning. Thank you very much, Shauser, welcome to
Speaker 1: the show now, Shauzow. What does heavy every Aussie pub
Speaker 1: always have.
Speaker 4: Every Assie pub seems to have that memorabilia of street
Speaker 4: signs or number plates up on the wall.
Speaker 3: Yeah, old stubby hole just as well.
Speaker 1: It's the kind of like a museum, isn't it It is, Shouzer.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, a corner mate. Have a good day, Youtobe.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show on podcast Christian.
Speaker 1: Every single Australian pub always has some old regular in
Speaker 1: that it goes, oh, I haven't seen you since you
Speaker 1: were this big and points down to their knees.
Speaker 3: Christian.
Speaker 1: Every pub also has some type of beer promotion giving
Speaker 1: away merch. This will be us to my with our
Speaker 1: four x their actual good times merch is actually I
Speaker 1: actually stolen. Want to put it in my bag. The
Speaker 1: stubby holder is actually really nice, it's awesome.
Speaker 4: And the T shirt beautiful heavyweight t shirts lovely Christian.
Speaker 1: I've got good news for you. I know first time
Speaker 1: experience to Womba has a pipe band. Can we pull
Speaker 1: this off and get the pipe band there in the
Speaker 1: pub tomorrow? Under twenty four pizza up there right now
Speaker 1: with literally nothing to do.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, right, yeah, sorry, I wasn't sorry.
Speaker 1: I was last there on holiday and now he's back
Speaker 1: up there. Are you sure he assured me was going
Speaker 1: up there to get everything ready. The only thing I
Speaker 1: need on my rider is a local pipe band. Oh
Speaker 1: easy to pipe us in tomorrow morning at six am.
Speaker 4: What the locals will love that?
Speaker 1: What do you mean the locals are going to be there?
Speaker 4: That's true, that's true.
Speaker 3: We're in the middle of nowhere. The nearest house is
Speaker 3: about fifty k away.
Speaker 6: Everyone is ready, guys. Honestly the town is, but the
Speaker 6: build up it's like less than twenty four hours to go.
Speaker 6: Everyone is really really read the biggest party or celebration
Speaker 6: ever to hit hell.
Speaker 1: Of it, which I actually think we've got stiff competition.
Speaker 1: They were actually getting teary eyed when they talked about
Speaker 1: that car park rodeo last October. No, no, no, We've
Speaker 1: we've got a lot to even get near to a
Speaker 1: car park rodeo.
Speaker 4: Pete, can you get us thirty bulls piping pipe?
Speaker 5: If you dream it, you can do it, all right.
Speaker 1: That's that's what apparently to Woomba has a pipe band to.
Speaker 5: Womba has a pipe band.
Speaker 6: Okay, this is great, So I'm going to duck into
Speaker 6: the swarmba in the next twenty minutes or so. Speaking
Speaker 6: of animals, bulls as well, We've got a special public
Speaker 6: announcement that has gone out on the Criterion Hotel Facebook
Speaker 6: as well. Guys, just listen to this warning for all locals.
Speaker 6: Because of the size of the crowds tomorrow at the
Speaker 6: opening between six am and ten am, we asked that
Speaker 6: no dogs, cats, or birds be brought along to the events.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Who brings a bird to a local pub?
Speaker 3: I bring the birds? What have you got the birds?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: Maybe? Yes?
Speaker 1: Bring the birds? Kill joyces wonk. That's gone mad If
Speaker 1: you can't bring a bird to a nassy pub. What's
Speaker 1: happened to this country? By the way, what was fired
Speaker 1: up behind you?
Speaker 5: Oh? Sorry, there's a sewerage truck tar taking out the sewage.
Speaker 3: At the front of me.
Speaker 5: I'm in the foreex dodge.
Speaker 6: I went to a nice quiet spot, but then this
Speaker 6: guy just pulls up in the truck and he's.
Speaker 1: Like a.
Speaker 3: Big sword street cleaner.
Speaker 1: Square on this show, your old show, Kane Jamer not
Speaker 1: here on the right side of the dials.
Speaker 3: What's how old was that door?
Speaker 1: It's you're closing the eighteen hundred steads?
Speaker 5: You know what actually is? Let me just I haven't
Speaker 5: shut up properly?
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 5: Oh no, now I've locked myself in.
Speaker 3: Oh, come on, Pete. Sorry about Pete's language. She's new
Speaker 3: to the show.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: I'm actually locked in the car here to sweep through.
Speaker 3: How are you going to get that pipe?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 3: Now? All right, let's just turn him off?
Speaker 1: Actually, actually it waits for flights?
Speaker 3: Did we learn nothing from last week?
Speaker 1: All we've got to show for it is a color
Speaker 1: pictures of him grinning and eating berries bacon rolls. Now,
Speaker 1: shut out? What why Carl hasn't hired and rehired people anyway?
Speaker 1: Now we know why? Alrighty today, I'm waster. Make a
Speaker 1: band Australian Up for grabs is a fuel voucher. Make
Speaker 1: a band Australian. New kidman's on the block. Gold If
Speaker 1: you know you know? Yeah, no, no, no, no, I'm just
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Speaker 1: Mangol name in Neighbors Dynasty, you know.
Speaker 3: Ugly kid Joe Mangle, Wow, Silpus, Barbie Streisan.
Speaker 1: Gold what about Adelaide, Silva and w A You don't worry.
Speaker 1: I've got a place for you as well, Perth, Wind
Speaker 1: and Fire. It's very good out Backstreet Boys Silver all
Speaker 1: right ya, what have you got there?
Speaker 3: Make a band Australian.
Speaker 8: Shouey Lewis and the Booze.
Speaker 3: Oh no, that's very good, Gold Plus.
Speaker 8: Gwen Stefani's made a nassy band.
Speaker 4: No worries.
Speaker 3: Now did he give you that one?
Speaker 4: Did you know Ricky Martin has an Australian granddad. No,
Speaker 4: it's cracky Martin.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Bob Dylan's down at the footy, Yeah, call him flogged Dylan.
Speaker 3: You now that's bad. All right, that's good, that's cold.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Now, I know that you haven't been able to move
Speaker 1: on with your mornings because you don't yet know and
Speaker 1: I don't yet know whether it's okay to eat the
Speaker 1: rind on cheese. But luckily we have access to the
Speaker 1: official show doctor for the Christian O'Connell Show. That's Rio's
Speaker 1: old man Iron guts himself.
Speaker 3: What is I say? What does Le say?
Speaker 8: Doctor Lee says, can do unless it's plastic.
Speaker 4: Don't eat plastic.
Speaker 5: I'm eating the.
Speaker 3: Actual wrapper like that? Can you one give them on?
Speaker 1: Behalf of a work colleague about people that eat the
Speaker 1: actual peel of the orange extra roughiage.
Speaker 4: I think you'll find I think it's I guess it
Speaker 4: will be safe but not tasty.
Speaker 7: Oh, very taste in it.
Speaker 3: Someone thinks it's actually good for lowering cholesterol.
Speaker 1: Pass. Oh well, eat one, eat on, I insist my
Speaker 1: lords eat on. All right, make a band Australia. By
Speaker 1: the ways, do we need to check on peas he
Speaker 1: trapped in that car now?
Speaker 4: He's still trapped in the car. That wasn't a jerk,
Speaker 4: He's genuinely trapped.
Speaker 6: I'm still here looking for This is a staff call
Speaker 6: out for anyone at the Criterion Hotel.
Speaker 5: Still in the car, still in the dodge?
Speaker 1: Did we think that they did a bit?
Speaker 3: Look him in there? Just listen and quiet, will let
Speaker 3: you out when we finished tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Mate, all right, make a band to Australian Bogan Jovi.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, wrong?
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Speaker 1: counting Russell Crows that is genius.
Speaker 3: Brad Worlder, Savage Beer Garden silver.
Speaker 1: Plus, Southern Criss Cross Oh Gold, Teddy Swims between the flags.
Speaker 3: So that's that's one of the that's one of the
Speaker 3: ones that.
Speaker 1: Yes, Teddy swims between the flags. Adam World Answer, Barry
Speaker 1: Eilish match Box four and twenty Silver plus Ned Kelly
Speaker 1: Fotado Goldflas.
Speaker 4: This is a very good We've got to do a.
Speaker 3: Part two tomorrow's loaves coming in. Who is that from?
Speaker 1: Ned Kelly Fotado? Is you Karen Fisher? Well done, Motley Cruiser.
Speaker 1: That's good silver, that's good Rob System of a down
Speaker 1: Under Silver, zz Bread Top to the Chinese.
Speaker 3: Silver.
Speaker 1: That's the gold I reckon Libby Shimmy right, said Fred Gold.
Speaker 1: I love that Stewart kid Kroc Gold, the Hilltop hoists cold.
Speaker 3: All right, who is the winner?
Speaker 4: Well they were amazing, but Teddy swims between the flag.
Speaker 3: Joshua, You're the winner.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: All right, let's talk about tomorrow's show. It is the
Speaker 1: big live show show on the road.
Speaker 3: No sleep till to Woomba for me and the dream
Speaker 3: team and Pete.
Speaker 1: Let's go to our location for tomorrow where Intern Pete,
Speaker 1: who again was flowing up at great expense to go
Speaker 1: and give us some color pieces, is currently trapped inside
Speaker 1: a vehicle outside of the pub.
Speaker 6: Yes, a nineteen fifty six dodge with four X on
Speaker 6: the side.
Speaker 3: It's a beautiful little dodge that, by the way. So
Speaker 3: when we were up there, it's stunning that than.
Speaker 5: It's so great. Actually, it's even greater when you can
Speaker 5: open the doorstough.
Speaker 6: Legitimately, both doors I can't open, and no one's taking
Speaker 6: my text messages or calls inside the pub. It's thirteen
Speaker 6: degrees outside and about thirty three inside here at the moment,
Speaker 6: I am absolutely sweet.
Speaker 1: You cannot leave dogs in hot cars or intern peete
Speaker 1: you legic.
Speaker 6: I'm like, I can see the guys from a distance
Speaker 6: who are cleaning up the sewerage down the road, which
Speaker 6: was just so loud, but no one is paying any
Speaker 6: attention whatsoever.
Speaker 5: But doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: I'm actually getting stressed out now that you're trapped in there.
Speaker 1: It was so dangerous.
Speaker 8: Crack a window.
Speaker 1: We've got just kid, this is this is Gary's love
Speaker 1: and joy, young kicker window.
Speaker 6: I can't smash the window. This is a vintage like
Speaker 6: this is their prized possession here at the Criteria Hotel.
Speaker 6: So lots of things happening tomorrow, guys, obviously.
Speaker 3: Break it down for us.
Speaker 1: Break it down for us in tern Pete, this is
Speaker 1: your chance to redeem yourself after your potty language ten
Speaker 1: minutes ago. Pete, by the way, sent me a creepy,
Speaker 1: cruelly apology.
Speaker 5: Yeah I did, ye ye Ben's private message.
Speaker 1: So handy apologies for swearing ten things went at once,
Speaker 1: smashed my hand in.
Speaker 3: The Nora, etcetera.
Speaker 1: But will we supercautious moving on them?
Speaker 4: Very professional?
Speaker 1: All right, so break it down for us tomorrow morning
Speaker 1: the show goes live at six from the Criteria in Hotel.
Speaker 1: What are some of the big highlights to excite the
Speaker 1: listener right now, Pete, the big highlights.
Speaker 6: No matter where you are in Australia, you could probably
Speaker 6: make it in time to Halden that's right in Queensland.
Speaker 5: Wherever you are right and if you are in.
Speaker 6: The area of Halendin and surrounds, be here before six
Speaker 6: am when the doors will officially open with the Christian
Speaker 6: O'Connell Show live from a pub.
Speaker 5: We've been saving pubs for the last month or so.
Speaker 6: This is going to be a huge spectacular performances by
Speaker 6: shannonol brass Bands, extended red carpets, egg and spoon ray
Speaker 6: scissors that cost over six hundred dollars and really they're
Speaker 6: just a bunch of garden shears to.
Speaker 3: Be six year count of dollars.
Speaker 5: You order them from the US. And I realized when
Speaker 5: they rocked down.
Speaker 3: Here in time.
Speaker 5: Now they're here, they've with you already.
Speaker 3: It's all good.
Speaker 5: We're sorted with that as well.
Speaker 4: There'll be the officially, we don't have that kind of money. Seriously,
Speaker 4: we're not on anymore. We don't have.
Speaker 5: Wasn't meant to say that those.
Speaker 1: Have be going back tomorrow at nine am. Yes, receipt,
Speaker 1: make sure you got the swing tag on them.
Speaker 3: Good father.
Speaker 6: It is going to be one of the most incredible
Speaker 6: mornings as we see.
Speaker 5: And guess what.
Speaker 6: He's going to be doing a tribute to Darryl Braithwaite,
Speaker 6: who retired from music, performing horses live on stage here,
Speaker 6: which is just.
Speaker 3: Awesome, brilliant stuff. I cannot wait, Pete. We'll see you
Speaker 3: there later on tonight, beautiful.
Speaker 6: And once again, if anyone's listening, please if they could
Speaker 6: come outside and get out of here literally anyway, seeing tomorrow,
Speaker 6: guys can't wait, all right.
Speaker 1: We will tune into my morning. It's going a very
Speaker 1: very very special show tomorrow. We're obviously very excited about it. Also,
Speaker 1: you can win us his biggest ever meet Troy. The
Speaker 1: real reason isn't all the great stuff we've got lined
Speaker 1: up tomorrow show. It's to hear Tracy and Gary at
Speaker 1: the heart of this at the heart of this community,
Speaker 1: in this lovely place called headed And is a pub
Speaker 1: that almost got shut down two years ago by Tracy
Speaker 1: and Gary who brought this place online. I thought, this
Speaker 1: ancient old pub, we can shut this down and make
Speaker 1: it into a family home place that the grandkids can
Speaker 1: play around. They move into it and then there's no
Speaker 1: way we can do this. This is the heart of
Speaker 1: the community and this is what the pubs mean to us.
Speaker 1: They're not just buildings, they are the hearts. It's the
Speaker 1: front rooms of Australia are these country pubs. So tune
Speaker 1: in to hear their story and the joy you're going
Speaker 1: to hear tomorrow as we hand them back their pub
Speaker 1: that we've been kind of renovating and restoring over the
Speaker 1: last couple of weeks. It's going to be a very
Speaker 1: special show. Cannot wait to head up there. We see
Speaker 1: you tomorrow morning at.
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