Speaker 1: Quest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Ye not that one.
Speaker 4: If I have to go out, let it be through concards.
Speaker 5: Yummy, yummy, don't run it away criminal.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 5: Hey coome morning Wednesday morning. Welcome to the Christian O'Connor Show.
Speaker 5: Come on in, Jackie boy, morning guys, Good morning, Patsy money.
Speaker 5: Please tell me what was your highlight yesterday? I Patsy,
Speaker 5: you loved this. As Jack sort of shuffled in this morning,
Speaker 5: I said, hey, what do you get up to yesterday?
Speaker 5: He then half fast told me a story about painting
Speaker 5: right that even you almost went to sleep. And I
Speaker 5: was thinking, that is as good as it's going to
Speaker 5: get for any of us. We all know these minor
Speaker 5: home drum things were doing at the moment of full time.
Speaker 5: The sad thing is, you know, this is as good
Speaker 5: as the day is going to get for me today.
Speaker 5: I tell if you guys are looking at your watches
Speaker 5: and clocks a lot more, it's like, God is only
Speaker 5: five to three. It is too early. It actually is
Speaker 5: too early to open a beer.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 5: I can't descend into madness.
Speaker 4: I think it's actually a mean question to ask people
Speaker 4: at the moment because we're all in lockdown, we're doing nothing,
Speaker 4: asking how was your day yesterday or what was the
Speaker 4: highlight of your day?
Speaker 5: Tell us about the painting, though there's no story even
Speaker 5: to call it a story.
Speaker 4: We three years ago we did a renovation.
Speaker 5: Some power to kill the music because this is as
Speaker 5: good as it's going to get today from chat we.
Speaker 4: Did a renovation and in some places we took a
Speaker 4: short cut.
Speaker 5: And I said, it's an early cool for makers say well, we.
Speaker 4: Took a shortcut and only did one top coat of
Speaker 4: paint on some So for three years we've always had
Speaker 4: it as a task to do. There is literally nothing
Speaker 4: else to do. I went to the shed, I got
Speaker 4: out the old paint and I painted two doors.
Speaker 5: Yesterdays as good as it got. Peratsly, what happened to
Speaker 5: you yesterday? What's your partsy hide on?
Speaker 7: I humiliated myself in front of the entire school community. Hell,
Speaker 7: last night we had zoom hook up about the kids
Speaker 7: are getting their own chrome books, which is very exciting
Speaker 7: when you're ten and in grade four.
Speaker 3: So we had to sit down and books.
Speaker 5: Yes, the Charles X Chromebooks that's incredible.
Speaker 3: So we sat down.
Speaker 5: Said that is out west. Are you sure they're actually
Speaker 5: chrome Brooks.
Speaker 4: Or did they just fall off the back of a truck.
Speaker 5: It's a piece of slate. It's a piece of slate
Speaker 5: with some chalk. These are chrome books that those city
Speaker 5: folk use all the time.
Speaker 7: Anyway, we had to know the pros and cons and
Speaker 7: all the rules that came with them. Only I couldn't
Speaker 7: you know when you're half asleep. It was seven at night.
Speaker 3: I've had my pajamas on since three pm. And so
Speaker 3: I sat at the table. Chris was coming to sit
Speaker 3: with me.
Speaker 5: Is it like what do you call like a Google hangout?
Speaker 5: Or you're sorry?
Speaker 7: You're on a zoom channel on a zoom like all
Speaker 7: of pajamas, and so I couldn't turn I'm trying to
Speaker 7: find the button. I've you zoom before, obviously, but I
Speaker 7: couldn't find the button to turn the camera off. And
Speaker 7: so you know, your name's up there in bold of
Speaker 7: who you are that everyone can see. I've got my
Speaker 7: Willy Wonka pajamas.
Speaker 5: On newsreader to the city half asleep slash drunk.
Speaker 3: I did have a glass of red beside me. That's
Speaker 3: beside the.
Speaker 5: Point rocking a willy walker.
Speaker 7: And my hair up in a missy bun and I'm
Speaker 7: trying to and Audrey was just laughing at me.
Speaker 3: Chris was just laughing at me. It's like, no, you
Speaker 3: need to show me where.
Speaker 5: The button is, so what to turn it off?
Speaker 3: Yes, turn the camera off so they couldn't see me
Speaker 3: in the box.
Speaker 5: But it's just like this, Lyne, you go through.
Speaker 3: It's just the easy you know, it's very simple.
Speaker 5: I tell you what Andy Lee need to get you
Speaker 5: on the one hundred. You would be a star turn
Speaker 5: on that show.
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Speaker 5: Time for all your emails that are coming overnight to
Speaker 5: the show that we call late to the party. All right,
Speaker 5: let's get into your emails up. First, we go to
Speaker 5: Grant Hartman. Christian. I rang the show yesterday and spoke
Speaker 5: to a lady relation to what have you found at
Speaker 5: a friend's place? Which is strange? I think yesterday we're
Speaker 5: talking about strange thing you've seen around at a friend's house.
Speaker 5: When I when I was asked by my daughter if
Speaker 5: I could go around to her friend's place and pick
Speaker 5: up their dog as they were having an open inspection
Speaker 5: and couldn't take their dog around. I went to a
Speaker 5: friend's house and the dog was in the backyard as
Speaker 5: I was instructed. As I went to grab it, I
Speaker 5: noticed it him playing with a large rubber object. On
Speaker 5: close inspection, this was not Christian the thing you might
Speaker 5: know a dog com It was about a foot long,
Speaker 5: clearly a sex toy. I had to hide it because
Speaker 5: I felt embarrassed for the inspection. Imagine that. But if
Speaker 5: that was me, I would have left it. That's yours.
Speaker 5: It is not meaning clear up the old sex toys
Speaker 5: in the garden.
Speaker 4: Oh, the courtyard's good in this place?
Speaker 5: Is that?
Speaker 4: What is that in the courtyard?
Speaker 5: That dog? That's so grant? Thank you march grant. Christian.
Speaker 5: I was on hold today. You are out of time
Speaker 5: to get my call. You're talking about the things that
Speaker 5: you've family had names for. My dad used to call
Speaker 5: tweezers the tweezers of death. You also the name for
Speaker 5: a sharp pointy tool in the family first aid kit.
Speaker 5: By the way, see what this is today? Do we
Speaker 5: have a first aid kit here?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 5: Do you know what it is? Do any of us
Speaker 5: know what it is?
Speaker 4: Hung up by the in that mini kitchen is a kitchen.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've said this before. Do any of us know
Speaker 5: is there a train first aid or on the show? No?
Speaker 4: No, not in the show.
Speaker 5: Actually every morning it's just us here at this radio station,
Speaker 5: and none of us got any first day train. We
Speaker 5: really should have someone come in when we can to
Speaker 5: actually take us through first aid anyway. Christian May used
Speaker 5: to have a name for a sharp, pointy tool in
Speaker 5: the family first aid kit that helped get splinters out,
Speaker 5: which was called the Pointer of Doom. I googled its
Speaker 5: actual name the other day. I was so bored during lockdown.
Speaker 5: It's actually called a splinter probe and you can buy
Speaker 5: them from Chemist's warehouse. I didn't know that you can
Speaker 5: actually buy something and get splinters out, Thank you very much.
Speaker 5: That is from carry.
Speaker 4: My dad was always the person in our family who
Speaker 4: got the splinters out of anybody.
Speaker 5: Oh, in every family there is a designated us with
Speaker 5: the steadiest.
Speaker 4: Hand, JANKI got a splinter the other month, and I
Speaker 4: was like, well, we'll have to go around and see Dad.
Speaker 4: He's the only guy who knows how to get them out.
Speaker 5: More of your emails, Christian Junior listener Charlie here, we
Speaker 5: had an email a couple of weeks ago from this
Speaker 5: young gir It's very funny email Charlie. I think he's
Speaker 5: only thirteen. Listen to the show in Sydney, Christian last
Speaker 5: year on the show on Mother's Day, you were talking
Speaker 5: about doing a slide show and then you suggested a
Speaker 5: couple of songs to go with it. One of them
Speaker 5: was you Raised Me Up by Josh Groben. It was
Speaker 5: my mum's birthday at the weekend and I made the
Speaker 5: slide show and I put that song to it. I
Speaker 5: expect it tears like when Jackie Boy did this, But
Speaker 5: all she said was I didn't see any tis. She
Speaker 5: didn't like whiny Irish music. I don't think. I'm pretty
Speaker 5: sure Josh Grobin isn't Irish. There's nothing whiny about this.
Speaker 1: Do you know what?
Speaker 5: I wrote this into Friday stand by vand pencil this down,
Speaker 5: pens to read out for Groban's.
Speaker 4: You've already done this.
Speaker 5: I bring it back. If we can play himno Rock
Speaker 5: every second day, why can't I have the Groban? Where
Speaker 5: isn't he Canadian?
Speaker 4: He's the American there he is.
Speaker 5: He's not remotely Irish.
Speaker 4: It does sound a bit irish. That whole thing that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, there's a whiff of keating about this, and that's
Speaker 5: raise Roman or a knock apor old Josh Organ. Christian,
Speaker 5: I got a lot of the emails here are taking
Speaker 5: issue with either not being allowed to speak on air yesterday.
Speaker 5: I've got another one here. Christian rang the show yesterday.
Speaker 5: Spoke to Jack this morning. Welt the topic the weirdest
Speaker 5: thing you've seen around a friend's place. Do you remember
Speaker 5: speaking to Pete from jenneng.
Speaker 4: No, what was his weird thing?
Speaker 5: No, I'll share it with you now. I was at
Speaker 5: school in the late seventies. Most days we had a
Speaker 5: free period when we didn't have a class, obviously the
Speaker 5: seventies where we didn't care about educating the youth. On
Speaker 5: this particular day was immediately offer a lunch break and
Speaker 5: wonder one of my close mates and said, why don't
Speaker 5: we go back round to mine for lunch? I remember
Speaker 5: at school they were the best days when you went
Speaker 5: around it. A friend who lived really in this school
Speaker 5: just to hang out there for lunch. He lived just
Speaker 5: around the corner from the school. It was a typical
Speaker 5: sixties home with a triple front, a long driveway down
Speaker 5: the side to the rear garage. We walked down the
Speaker 5: driveway and just turned round the rear corner of his
Speaker 5: house to be confronted by his mum and dad in
Speaker 5: the backyard. Dad was on all four His dad was
Speaker 5: on all fours.
Speaker 4: I definitely would remember taking this case I did not take.
Speaker 5: Dad was on all fours. His dad was on all
Speaker 5: fours with his pants around his ankle, and his mum
Speaker 5: was standing by side holding his butt cheeks open. We
Speaker 5: were lucky that his head was facing us. They both
Speaker 5: had looks of horror and in deep embarrassing when they
Speaker 5: saw us and hurried inside. When can we do? Pants? Down?
Speaker 5: The phone?
Speaker 8: In?
Speaker 9: What?
Speaker 5: We killed ourselves laughing once more, and then we looked
Speaker 5: at each other shocked as in what did we just see?
Speaker 5: We later learned that this excuse maybe it's the thing
Speaker 5: I don't know. We were later told as we were
Speaker 5: ushered in about ten minutes later by his mum and
Speaker 5: dad that what they were doing they'd heard that sunshine
Speaker 5: was good for his dad's hemorrhoids to dry them out.
Speaker 4: Ten minutes to think.
Speaker 5: Is that the best one? What were the ones they
Speaker 5: didn't go with? Pete in Jenong, that's a great one,
Speaker 5: thank you very much, thanks to all your emails. So
Speaker 5: you can email me directly Latela Party, anything you've ever
Speaker 5: heard to say I talk about on the show, or anything
Speaker 5: you want to say. Christian at christiano'connell dot com dot.
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Speaker 5: This week we've been telling you it is coming back
Speaker 5: a week and a half time. Who's Calling Christian This
Speaker 5: is where you contact celebrities asking him to give us
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Speaker 9: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 5: So listen, thank you very much. You're already trying to
Speaker 5: contact celebrities to give me a call.
Speaker 9: I did, I did, and I've already had a response.
Speaker 10: I wasn't expecting it, so I believe the celebrity was
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Speaker 5: Well they're getting it very early. I mean they're going
Speaker 5: to be on hold for ten days and tiny. Thank
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Speaker 5: And who have you tried? Who might we be getting
Speaker 5: a call from?
Speaker 11: Rachel Griffith.
Speaker 5: She's a great actress, isn't she? Isn't she from here?
Speaker 8: Geez?
Speaker 12: She's Australian.
Speaker 5: Yeah, she's brilliant. In Muriel's wedding and six feet Under
Speaker 5: she's been a load of stuff. And so are you
Speaker 5: a big fan of us or do you know her?
Speaker 9: Hu a true of the icon.
Speaker 12: Yes, I just sent her a random message.
Speaker 13: I thought i'd try and Ozzie and yeah, I was
Speaker 13: very lucky to get a reply.
Speaker 5: Awesome. What did she say as she said that she was.
Speaker 8: All for it?
Speaker 10: So, yeah, she would give you a call to I
Speaker 10: didn't realize it wasn't for two weeks.
Speaker 5: Just say that we'd love to speak to her. But
Speaker 5: it starts in a week and a half time Monday
Speaker 5: the Oh yeah, we're urging everyone to contact WI Monday.
Speaker 4: The thirtieth August, ask her how.
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Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: Yesterday got an email from one of you, and I
Speaker 5: was about to delete it because it upset me so much.
Speaker 5: I thought, I don't know, maybe maybe I needs to
Speaker 5: be grown up here for a occasionally on the show.
Speaker 5: I don't think you're going to like it. The Jackie
Speaker 5: Boy someone emailed us. I saw it was like three
Speaker 5: in the afternoon and it was the subject hend it
Speaker 5: was hot take. And then there's no like hello Christian
Speaker 5: or anything like that, or you know, and enjoy listening
Speaker 5: to the show is straight into the business arguing at work. Again,
Speaker 5: there's no formalities here, just begins hot take, arguing at work.
Speaker 5: I think the Food Fighters were better than Nirvana. Unpopular opinion,
Speaker 5: but there it is. I've said it no and I
Speaker 5: literally read that, like, who is this an idiot? This
Speaker 5: is blasphemous. This is like someone rushed to the Satanic
Speaker 5: verses and literally hovering over to La and then I
Speaker 5: have to really fight the urge not to just put
Speaker 5: them in the trash bin.
Speaker 4: Hey, the food Fighters are great, don't get us. Yes,
Speaker 4: I love to hear a food fighting.
Speaker 5: Dave Groll the nicest man in music in rock and roll.
Speaker 4: However, Yes completely changed music in the early nineties.
Speaker 5: I don't see how I mean. I love some of
Speaker 5: the Food Fighters song but the ones I would go
Speaker 5: back and listen to more often are still going to
Speaker 5: be Nirvana songs.
Speaker 4: Definitely. No Food Fighters is like a spin off band
Speaker 4: from Nirvana.
Speaker 5: So now that is a hot take within a hot take.
Speaker 5: It it's like what a Russian doll of foods Nirvana?
Speaker 5: Dave's Dave's a.
Speaker 4: Nirvana's like friend. Dave Grohl calls the show and Dave
Speaker 4: Growl's like Joey, He's great, and Joey's a great character.
Speaker 4: Joey is a great character.
Speaker 5: I was going to say this week that I'd love
Speaker 5: it if they got Dave Grohl to call the show.
Speaker 5: Would you say, I do you know what if Dave
Speaker 5: grohlt called the show, would you say, Hey, we had
Speaker 5: this email? What do you think about this.
Speaker 4: To his face or to his listening ears.
Speaker 5: Say hey, we had an email someone saying the Food
Speaker 5: Fighters were better than Nirvana. Surely even you don't agree
Speaker 5: with that. I think he'd go no, no, Wayne, you know,
Speaker 5: and he was in Nirvana.
Speaker 4: Think about this. Yeah, he still gets the credit for
Speaker 4: being in Nirvana because he was in.
Speaker 5: Navana also gets the credit you gave him for being
Speaker 5: the joey of the band. He had all that abuse
Speaker 5: for years because of what Courney Love you said. Trush him,
Speaker 5: don't then say he's a joey of the friend's outfit.
Speaker 5: I love it when people do give an unpopular opinion, right,
Speaker 5: but they don't call it an unpopular opinion. They just
Speaker 5: go there upset it and they shrug like they've just
Speaker 5: dropped something in your fish pond, haven't they this morning?
Speaker 5: Then if you've got another big go bold like the
Speaker 5: guy didn't put his name on this. By the way,
Speaker 5: all I know is his email server is big Pond,
Speaker 5: go big, go bold like my friend big Pond, and
Speaker 5: give us your unpopular opinion. Right, called us up that
Speaker 5: thing that normally keep quiet, because you know people are
Speaker 5: going to get upset about, right. The gloves are off. Okay,
Speaker 5: are we going to say that we try not to
Speaker 5: where possible not to judge them, or we will get
Speaker 5: you out.
Speaker 4: Will hear you well?
Speaker 5: Then react Okay, so it's your unpopular opinion, end it
Speaker 5: with like my friend who says Foo Fighters were better
Speaker 5: than Havana, with there, I've said it. Whatever your unpopular
Speaker 5: opinion is or hot take, you must end it with
Speaker 5: their I've said it.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: So yesterday I get an email from one of you
Speaker 5: in the middle of the afternoon saying you're arguing at
Speaker 5: work and you think that the Foo Fighters were better
Speaker 5: than Nirvana, and ended this shoes thing to say this
Speaker 5: bold proclamation, there I've said it, which is often what
Speaker 5: you hear people say when they give like an unpopular
Speaker 5: opinion or take. So this morning, hold us up, give
Speaker 5: us your unpopular opinion causing devastation, reaction, outrage, scandal. How
Speaker 5: could you even think that and end it with there,
Speaker 5: I've said it, Jackie boy, what have you got?
Speaker 4: Last thing I want to do is poke the Star
Speaker 4: Wars fans. So if you're a big Star Wars.
Speaker 5: Get a bit. And I'm not a mega one of
Speaker 5: those that protect the universe and all this. But the
Speaker 5: ones that grew up with the three, I wish that
Speaker 5: it's numbered them rather than But anyway, what does your take?
Speaker 4: I like jar Jar Binks.
Speaker 5: To me, he was a great Let's just do anyone
Speaker 5: say that.
Speaker 4: When I was a kid, I had a jar Jar
Speaker 4: Binks t shirt.
Speaker 5: It's toy dovastations to the studio and radio.
Speaker 4: I would watch a jar Jar Binks movie.
Speaker 5: Geeks ruined the Front. I hate George Lucas Breva for
Speaker 5: what he did to it. He was a great jump
Speaker 5: on beloved. Movie needs a talking poo and.
Speaker 4: Needs more wacky.
Speaker 5: What is that?
Speaker 4: I don't know what?
Speaker 5: All right, guys, look at that funny turn? Then what's
Speaker 5: that medical kid? Wow? We really?
Speaker 4: Yes, you need that. The Star Wars universe can be
Speaker 4: so boring with all the politics and the leaders.
Speaker 5: You're quite right.
Speaker 4: I need a funny, wacky character, and he was that.
Speaker 5: God was good fun. He got the interplay between the
Speaker 5: Wookie and hands solo for that, a space pirate.
Speaker 4: And a great big space lizard.
Speaker 5: No, yes, in the frame, no lizard with the giant.
Speaker 5: It is Jarge Binks. You were again to go there
Speaker 5: I've said it.
Speaker 4: Okay, jud Jar Binks is a great, if not the
Speaker 4: best Star Wars character. There, I've said it.
Speaker 5: I don't like him, all right, there should be good.
Speaker 5: He says she hates for these people because I see
Speaker 5: it in the eyes every morning, and I'm still here?
Speaker 5: Is he? Okay? Hey, Patsy, what is it? Then you're
Speaker 5: you're popular? Opin and end it with there. I've said it.
Speaker 7: I will stand by this to the day I die.
Speaker 7: He has never been hot, will never be hot. And
Speaker 7: I'm talking about Brad Pitt.
Speaker 5: He is really anything.
Speaker 7: I don't care about his performance in seven or Fight
Speaker 7: Club or that Dracula thing with Tom Cruise.
Speaker 3: He is not hot.
Speaker 7: He's not He's trying to be James Dean and he
Speaker 7: will never be James Dean.
Speaker 5: I just thought, right, we can talk about which movies
Speaker 5: you did or didn't like, but I thought it was University. Agreed, Patsy.
Speaker 5: That is he's just.
Speaker 4: Has any multiple times, won the World's Sexiest Man.
Speaker 3: Just not interested. I just I do not say it.
Speaker 5: Yes, he's a sandy from the O C with those
Speaker 5: huge eyebrows impressive like, well it's not eyebrows, Mono brow.
Speaker 5: There was a slug across his face, right hot, brad Pit.
Speaker 7: No, No, definitely not does nothing for me. I look
Speaker 7: at him, and I think.
Speaker 5: You're kidding me. Just are you deadly serious? Are you
Speaker 5: in front of Google right now? I can be Yeah,
Speaker 5: just type in Brad Pit fight club the body. Look
Speaker 5: at the body. It's it's a slab, it's a twenty
Speaker 5: four pack.
Speaker 3: I'd rather a good looking head and a beautiful sort.
Speaker 5: Of who just goes through a good looking heads personality,
Speaker 5: a good head hot. I don't like bodies. I just
Speaker 5: like head.
Speaker 3: No, he's not doing it for me.
Speaker 5: Oh, this is, this is I didn't spend the gun
Speaker 5: on this. All right, let's go to the lines right
Speaker 5: now then, Anthony.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Good morning, Christian, Good morning team.
Speaker 5: Okay, so whatever your unpopular opinion is, Anthony tell us
Speaker 5: now one.
Speaker 6: Year, you're really gonna hate me for this. But Richie
Speaker 6: Sambora is a better singer than John bon Jovi. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I've said it.
Speaker 5: You're going to need to justify that you've kind of
Speaker 5: calling up this show and raining on one of the
Speaker 5: greatest parades ever.
Speaker 6: John bon Jovi, I know and I know you you
Speaker 6: listened to Richie Sambora's last album.
Speaker 5: No I didn't along with probably the rest of the world.
Speaker 6: After Math of the Lowdown. Listen to the songs on.
Speaker 5: That can you just remind me of that ludicrous title?
Speaker 5: What's it called?
Speaker 6: It's called Aftermath of the Lowdown?
Speaker 5: Is the final champ album song?
Speaker 6: No, no, it's his own album. And you listen to
Speaker 6: jo One's voice. Now he's a much better singer. Now wow?
Speaker 4: Right? Does he ever sing on John bon Jovi songs?
Speaker 5: Richie?
Speaker 6: Yes, he did a lot of backing vocals and you
Speaker 6: can hear it in every song that he played in.
Speaker 5: But they were in a band together. I mean, who
Speaker 5: can separate the vocals in bon Jovi? Is this mainly
Speaker 5: John bon Jovian? Sam Laura was a very good guitarist.
Speaker 6: No, no, he's a very good singer, very good blues
Speaker 6: singer and sang with a lot of famous paper too.
Speaker 4: Well, there's not a look.
Speaker 6: At Have a look at the YouTube video with Baby King,
Speaker 6: absolutely amazing.
Speaker 5: And the album's called after marth of a What Belowdown?
Speaker 6: It was released I think twenty twelve straight to home.
Speaker 5: Video, Anthony, Do you know what I dig out? The
Speaker 5: song you mentioned with bb King and I'll give it
Speaker 5: a listener.
Speaker 6: Yep, no worries, thank you.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Mark. Good morning, Mark, Good morning to him.
Speaker 6: AFL sucks.
Speaker 5: Hang on on paint Dry than AFL Ground Final. That's
Speaker 5: the game, no down, my friend, where everything's going very
Speaker 5: quick right now? Mark, So your words again, AFL sucks.
Speaker 14: I would rather watch Paint Dry than the AFL Grand Final.
Speaker 14: NRL is a much much better game.
Speaker 4: Let me guess Mark, you emigrated from the North. You've
Speaker 4: come down from Queensland on New South Wales.
Speaker 6: Uh fifteen twenty years ago? Yes, yeah, there we go.
Speaker 5: We disregard your take on this.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 5: We're into this. Good day's letter is blem Christian o'connals
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Speaker 5: And the Eighties for you this morning?
Speaker 10: No?
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Speaker 5: Coming up next, Patsy, what's the letter M and the
Speaker 5: Eighties for you? Mate? Yes?
Speaker 7: Letter m for me is mesh tops. Mesh tops usually
Speaker 7: in like a fluorescent color. And yeah, they were mesh.
Speaker 7: They were like these highly combusted mesh.
Speaker 5: What's the difference in between mesh and lace, because there's
Speaker 5: a lot of lace around and lacey gloves and frilly
Speaker 5: tops in the eighties, I thought that was mesh.
Speaker 7: No lace was sort of like a pattern like Nana's curtains, like.
Speaker 3: A Doiley Yes, mesh with.
Speaker 5: Fish word that people knew about the Doiley Downtown Abbey.
Speaker 5: The Australian version.
Speaker 3: No, mesh was more like a grid by the way, new.
Speaker 5: Show merchandise for Christmas, the Doyley Yes, yeah, when you
Speaker 5: get that fine cutlery out and China, you need a
Speaker 5: Dolly show Doyties carry on play.
Speaker 7: Yeah, mesh was more like a sort of grid patent
Speaker 7: fabric like yes, And it was, as I said, highly combustible,
Speaker 7: almost plasticy fabric.
Speaker 5: But combustible. When did you say that? Like I said, guys, combustible?
Speaker 5: When was that safety? When you had on the show,
Speaker 5: I can't bring any guys. You could blow the station up.
Speaker 7: I didn't want to stand too close to the bar
Speaker 7: heater in it put it that way well.
Speaker 5: Tell me what I've enjoyed ready this morning. It's just
Speaker 5: a really good Habitatshali.
Speaker 7: But Mum took me up to spotlight and I got
Speaker 7: pink mesh fabric and I was going to make next
Speaker 7: to the lace, next to the lace. And we had
Speaker 7: to in textiles in about year eight make a shirt,
Speaker 7: so I thought I'd get really funky and make a
Speaker 7: mesh top only so we got the fabric cost of fortune.
Speaker 3: I remember.
Speaker 7: The only thing is we had to do it on
Speaker 7: the overlocker. So I'm not sure if you realize an
Speaker 7: overlocker when you use that it hems, but it cuts
Speaker 7: at the same time.
Speaker 5: It's a two in overlook.
Speaker 4: I remember Mum had an overlocker. Is it's like a
Speaker 4: sewing machine, but it does something different.
Speaker 3: It cuts as well as sos.
Speaker 5: And what happened with into the Halberdatri podcast.
Speaker 7: Now whatever with my mesh top was I accidentally sewed
Speaker 7: one of the sleeves onto the front of it.
Speaker 5: The story is getting bigger and bigger. Now those old
Speaker 5: toys you's gotter dropping water in the next man. This
Speaker 5: story is the never ending store.
Speaker 3: Anyway, I failed the subject and the teacher tried to
Speaker 3: unpick it, but it was a disaster. So that was
Speaker 3: the story with the mesh top.
Speaker 7: Also for the eighties, for me, who could forget the mullet,
Speaker 7: Everyone who was everyone had a mullet haircut.
Speaker 4: Now, Pat to answer me this, did you use the
Speaker 4: word mullet in the eighties? Yes, because I see I.
Speaker 5: Remember where it was also know in the eighties as
Speaker 5: ice hockey hair. I don't remember hearing the munet to
Speaker 5: like the nineties.
Speaker 4: I read this and I can't believe it, but apparently
Speaker 4: mullet was coined by the Beastie boys in nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 3: No, we had a mullet before ninety four.
Speaker 5: But did we call it the mullet in the eighties parts?
Speaker 5: I don't remember calling it.
Speaker 3: The money he did at school, But we wouldn't.
Speaker 5: Have had iron. Why then it didn't come along into
Speaker 5: the nineties. You were still using an overlocker what it
Speaker 5: was to something.
Speaker 3: Else had them and it was really cool.
Speaker 7: Only the cool boys of the mullets would have like
Speaker 7: the almost undercut at the sides, and they'd have like
Speaker 7: a shape like a diamond or lightning strikes like above
Speaker 7: their pimp temples.
Speaker 4: Hop that out on your overlocker.
Speaker 7: Anyway, the love God was very disappointed. My husband couldn't
Speaker 7: have a mullet because he's got like spaghetti curls, so
Speaker 7: it would grow out as opposed to down.
Speaker 5: Surely anyone could grow money. You're just growing your hair, growing.
Speaker 4: Lit in great curly mullets. Dermy was a curly.
Speaker 7: Has he tried when he washed, it was like halfway
Speaker 7: down his back, but when it dried it would like
Speaker 7: go out instead of down.
Speaker 5: I'm thinking of crusty the clown right doesn't know that
Speaker 5: he's got good old head of hair on it.
Speaker 7: No, it's all short now, but it's actually very very
Speaker 7: curly curl at the hide.
Speaker 5: An interesting take on it here in Australia. And he
Speaker 5: was your favorite sing of the Madonna.
Speaker 7: It was like my coming of age. It's like I
Speaker 7: discovered music properly when I listened to early Madonna. And
Speaker 7: I remember I used to write down the words to
Speaker 7: her songs because you didn't have it on the sleeve
Speaker 7: back then, did you. Christian and I had the like
Speaker 7: a virgin cassette tape and I'd written it on a
Speaker 7: bit of fool's cap paper, but my mom limited to yes,
Speaker 7: and my mother found it on my desk in my room.
Speaker 3: She thought it was my life story of a young
Speaker 3: teenage pats And there.
Speaker 5: Was a lyrics. Now Liker lyrics up.
Speaker 7: It's a bit testy for the time. What did mom say, Well,
Speaker 7: there was a family meet.
Speaker 5: She took the overlocker away straight away.
Speaker 3: I had to sit to the table. Would you please
Speaker 3: explain this?
Speaker 7: And she pushed tribunal yes, and she pushed the bit
Speaker 7: and I said no, mum, it's a Madonna song and
Speaker 7: she goes, oh, now, come on, and I said no.
Speaker 5: It was like the video to a Madonna's song, you know,
Speaker 5: like the follow up to Papa Don't Bring Don't Be Worried.
Speaker 7: So I had to play the song until she would
Speaker 7: believe that it wasn't that I'd been up to no
Speaker 7: good as a young girl.
Speaker 5: But like a virgin listening to that with your mum,
Speaker 5: it doesn't really it doesn't really help your case.
Speaker 2: I think it proves it. The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Twelve number ones incredible record. That twelve number ones is
Speaker 5: astonishing now. So Patsy was just telling us how she
Speaker 5: wrote out the lyrics, and I said, do the songs
Speaker 5: as well? There used to be a I think it
Speaker 5: used to come out twice a month magazine in the
Speaker 5: UK called Looking and they would have like lyrics. And
Speaker 5: I used toart writing down lyrics. So, Patsy, you wrote
Speaker 5: out the lyrics to like a Virgin?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 5: So did you like listen to it and then pause
Speaker 5: it and totally yeah? Yeah, And your mum found these
Speaker 5: lyrics it's written down on a piece of paper and
Speaker 5: thought it was your like a lifestyle, I could die
Speaker 5: my biography. Yeah, we're looking at that, jack and I
Speaker 5: have got the lyrics here, right, So imagine you Patsy's
Speaker 5: money going to a bedroom. Right. There's lace, Sorry, no,
Speaker 5: it's mesh everywhere the old footlocker.
Speaker 7: What it's called ash traces.
Speaker 5: Okay, I made it through the wilderness, somehow. I made
Speaker 5: it through. Didn't know how lost I was until I
Speaker 5: found you, Jackie, What do you want to pick up
Speaker 5: the next on us?
Speaker 4: I was beat incomplete, I had been had. I was
Speaker 4: sad and blue.
Speaker 5: But you made me feel Yeah, you made me feel
Speaker 5: shiny and new brackets who.
Speaker 4: Like a virgin touched for the very first time, awkward,
Speaker 4: like a virgin when your heart beats next to mine.
Speaker 5: I gave you that bit on purpose. I'm going to
Speaker 5: give you all my love. Boy, my fear is fading fast.
Speaker 5: Been saving it all for you, because only love can last.
Speaker 5: I've got mit. It's if I found that in one
Speaker 5: of my daughter's rooms, I actually would fear that they'd
Speaker 5: met some older boyfriend or something like that. I'm probably
Speaker 5: really act the same way as your mum, Actually, Patsy,
Speaker 5: I'm curious to know, by the way, the point you
Speaker 5: make about the muddet, I don't remember it being known
Speaker 5: as a mullet in the eighties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure we were calling it a mulle known
Speaker 3: it was a thing.
Speaker 5: It was just how we had hair, all right.
Speaker 4: Further research into it, the Oxford English Dictionary has credited
Speaker 4: the Beastie Boys with the term mullet as a haircut.
Speaker 5: The OED write is recognized all over the world.
Speaker 4: How's this for a scandal. The OED first credited Australian
Speaker 4: Street Machine Automotive magazine with the first publication describing the
Speaker 4: mullet in nineteen ninety two, predating the Beasie Boys. Then
Speaker 4: later is discovered that the magazine image had been faked,
Speaker 4: and the twenty eighteen apology posted had the fake. So
Speaker 4: the magaz.
Speaker 5: Post have a deep fake was about the mullet.
Speaker 4: The magazine fudged their dates to say we were the
Speaker 4: first one to come up with the mullet. Wow, but
Speaker 4: apparently in the eighties we didn't call it a mullet.
Speaker 5: Can someone calling? Can anyone call in and tell us
Speaker 5: some of this? Honestly, did you really call it the
Speaker 5: money in the eighties? I don't believe we did. I
Speaker 5: don't midmorny one calling it money. It wasn't known as
Speaker 5: being awe unusual, just how you had your hair.
Speaker 4: And if the be Sac Boys did come up with it,
Speaker 4: they should get more credit for coming up with the word.
Speaker 5: We've got enough credit. I mean, the Windy recognized a
Speaker 5: pioneer of music. There's nothing held the Beastie Boys back.
Speaker 5: When are we going to get the jukudos for coining
Speaker 5: the words word?
Speaker 1: Christian Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 5: We're talking about the great munnet still going strong hair
Speaker 5: on Astrow? Did it ever go away? No?
Speaker 6: It didn't.
Speaker 5: You've stood by the munet now. Jack has found some
Speaker 5: interstant research about the origins though not of the mudllet
Speaker 5: the haircut, but actually the word mullet, which is what
Speaker 5: we universally all over the world called that.
Speaker 4: Ye and when I actually think of the mullet as
Speaker 4: an eighties icon hairstyle. But apparently it wasn't until nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety four that we used the word mullet, and the
Speaker 4: Oxford English Dictionary says the use of the term mullet
Speaker 4: to describe a hairstyle was coined by American hip hop
Speaker 4: group The Beastie Boys in their song Mullet Heead nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety four.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what have You's emailed me saying you're actually at work,
Speaker 5: supposed to be working, but actually now googling this doing
Speaker 5: research for us about the origins of the phrase mullet.
Speaker 5: Send me a link to the Guardian website and a
Speaker 5: very dry dollar con section they've got called semantic enigmas.
Speaker 5: I'm listening to ABC through the Night. Now it's time
Speaker 5: for this week's semantic enigmas.
Speaker 4: Hey, we did Doyleys and Haberdashery can stand by that.
Speaker 5: Stand by that. That's hard talk on this show. Why
Speaker 5: is a mudnet hairstyle called a mudllet? Mullett websites do
Speaker 5: knew that was a thing. There are munnet websites, mullllet
Speaker 5: websites generally credit the car coining of this phrase to
Speaker 5: Mike d of the of course Beastie Boys. This came
Speaker 5: from the song mulletheads on the ninety four album Ill Communication,
Speaker 5: which ascribed the haircut it's wearers. Someone else said chipping
Speaker 5: in on this. Americans call it the biff rib, which
Speaker 5: stands for business in front, rocking at the back. Paul
Speaker 5: Newman apparently refers actually says the words mullet heads in
Speaker 5: his film Cool Hand Luke, which was out in nineteen
Speaker 5: sixty seven, which is see if we can get hold
Speaker 5: of the audio for that. You know we need to
Speaker 5: speak today, right, we've got color? You were lined up?
Speaker 5: Is anyone who was a hairdresser in the eighties, Yes,
Speaker 5: what would a guy, yeah, come in and actually say
Speaker 5: what they want? Would they just go look short the back,
Speaker 5: leave it all big on top?
Speaker 4: I know the person my hairdresser used to be a
Speaker 4: hairdresser to the star.
Speaker 5: How did you leave it with them? When you leave
Speaker 5: a hairdresser?
Speaker 4: No, no, she retired, Oh she retired scissors. She hung
Speaker 4: up the scissors. I had to leave, but she said
Speaker 4: she used to do all the rock bands as they
Speaker 4: came through the Rolling Stones on the show. Yeah, Colleen,
Speaker 4: I bet she'll know what number.
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, let's try it at that. So all right,
Speaker 5: let's go to the lines right now. So we're trying
Speaker 5: to find out what did we all say in the
Speaker 5: eighties for the money if it didn't come along to
Speaker 5: the Beasta Boys in ninety four, Brett, good morning, good
Speaker 5: morning Brett. What do you reckon the money? When do
Speaker 5: we start saying it?
Speaker 15: Well, in my opinion, theer was known as the bogan
Speaker 15: cat in the eighties.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, we used to call it the ice ice
Speaker 5: hockey hair in the UK. Mainly we thought it was
Speaker 5: mainly like Canadians that sort of had that look in
Speaker 5: it do feel like a very very Caians Australians as well,
Speaker 5: but yeah, go on, bogan cut.
Speaker 15: Them, yes, yes, So if you had the mullet, you
Speaker 15: were known as a bogan yep. And and if you
Speaker 15: went to the hairdresser you would make sure that they
Speaker 15: kept tails at the back.
Speaker 5: And I think it's the nastiest manifestation and variation of
Speaker 5: the munet. The munet I think can look good, right,
Speaker 5: but those rat tails if you see it on like
Speaker 5: a five or seven year old boy, right. I'm afraid
Speaker 5: you judge your parents don't.
Speaker 4: No, wait, I know I spoke to Brett and his
Speaker 4: son has a mullet.
Speaker 15: Does and.
Speaker 5: Awkward Brett, I'll send your price. Brett, thank you very
Speaker 5: much for calling him the triple. Who knew we could
Speaker 5: fall out with listeners of the rat tails? I didn't
Speaker 5: know that was my unpopular opinion. Sorry, Brenton the son.
Speaker 10: Good morning Joe, Yes Hillo, Christian, my friend.
Speaker 5: What do you say mullets man?
Speaker 10: Jack's right, we never called it a mullet. Matter of fact,
Speaker 10: back in the late seventies, we suld just going in
Speaker 10: the headdress and say look I takes some off the
Speaker 10: sides and leave the back along. That was it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no one said the word money. It wasn't known
Speaker 5: as that one, No, it was.
Speaker 10: If you have look at some of the some of
Speaker 10: the gangs back in the early seventies, like the I
Speaker 10: think it was the sharpest normal based hab the here
Speaker 10: along at the back and stuff like that too.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we have to have a look at some of
Speaker 5: those gangs of the seventies. I want to see Daniel
Speaker 5: day Lewis the Gangs of Australia in a mullet James.
Speaker 4: Of Australia is the movie that needs to be made.
Speaker 5: Getting Daniel day Lewis to call me on who's calling
Speaker 5: christ not pictured to him sent in the seventies in Frankston,
Speaker 5: you're rocking the money.
Speaker 4: Everybody has a mullet, but they don't call it that.
Speaker 5: I don't call it that, my friend. So as a
Speaker 5: bogan guy, Joe great cold, thank you very much. Well,
Speaker 5: here's what we need to happen. We need Colleen, your
Speaker 5: hairdressing friend or any other hairdresser who was working primetime
Speaker 5: during the eighties. Young men came in. What did they
Speaker 5: ask for?
Speaker 1: Christian no Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: The scenes in the studio. You tried, Thank you for trying.
Speaker 5: Jackie Boy got out his legendary phone contact book. You
Speaker 5: ain't in showbis. If you ain't in that phone, I'm
Speaker 5: not in it, Norse Patsy. But showbiz is V for
Speaker 5: aunt's joy, m for mum. You know when he calls
Speaker 5: you during the show, you pick up. So we were
Speaker 5: talking about the mullet and Jack has found out that
Speaker 5: the mullllet, the actual phrase the munet didn't come along
Speaker 5: till the nineties with the Beastie Boys, in nineteen ninety four.
Speaker 5: So we were asking what did we call it in
Speaker 5: the eighties, And I thought the best person meets it
Speaker 5: was someone who was a hairdresser in the eighties. What
Speaker 5: did young men come in and ask for? And you
Speaker 5: remember that you know a former hairdresser.
Speaker 4: Yep, she's seventy now, so she retired. I had to
Speaker 4: move on to a different hairdresser. But I thought she
Speaker 4: obviously would have been there in the heyday of the mullet.
Speaker 4: And she used to tell me she tour with bands
Speaker 4: to Jimmy Barr, the Rolling Stones.
Speaker 5: Man, how long would that tours go on? Where you
Speaker 5: need a haircut?
Speaker 4: If you're during the whole country, you probably need your own.
Speaker 5: Australia it is such a big country.
Speaker 4: By the time we get the bus from Melbourne to Perth.
Speaker 5: Jimmy, you need to go on stage now. No, no,
Speaker 5: it's a little bit rattails at the back.
Speaker 4: Anyway, She didn't want to come on because she couldn't
Speaker 4: answer the question about the mullet. She said that she
Speaker 4: was never in the eighties. She wasn't doing she wasn't
Speaker 4: running a salon. She was only on these tours. So
Speaker 4: unless the rock stars were asking for a mullet. She
Speaker 4: doesn't know the answer, gotcha?
Speaker 5: All right? So aight is out of the eighties. As
Speaker 5: part of Jack's homework, I asked him to watch an
Speaker 5: episode of Miami Vice Madden before we get into those
Speaker 5: I don't know if you guys are familiar with the
Speaker 5: TV show that we had in the UK. It was
Speaker 5: an American one, like we said before on this sweech,
Speaker 5: And when you go into the eighties, sometimes you know,
Speaker 5: you do find yourself saying what were they thinking? There
Speaker 5: was a TV show that only ran for one season, Right,
Speaker 5: And I loved it because at the time I thought,
Speaker 5: this is probably realistic. Probably in the future, this will
Speaker 5: be a thing. It was about a guy who could
Speaker 5: some how harnessed the power of animals and turn into one.
Speaker 4: Oh doctor Doolittle. Oh no, Doctor Doolittle didn't turn into
Speaker 4: an animal.
Speaker 5: No, this guy would turn into an animal the TV
Speaker 5: show Right. I once read a top ten right of
Speaker 5: the very worst sci fi shows ever. At number one
Speaker 5: is Manimal. It was the eighties Manimal. Listen to this trailer.
Speaker 5: It says everything, this can only be a thing in
Speaker 5: the eighties Manimal.
Speaker 16: Doctor Jamavan Cheeks wealth young handsOn a man with the
Speaker 16: brightest of futures, a man with the darkest.
Speaker 5: Of the past or intrigue.
Speaker 16: From Africa's deepest recessions to the rare bad peaks of Tibet,
Speaker 16: heir to his father's legacy, and the world's darkest mystery.
Speaker 5: You must have faith and love. This is not the
Speaker 5: this is the beginning.
Speaker 16: This is his Dan dining, Maman checks, Master of the Secrets,
Speaker 16: the debate, Manal Animal.
Speaker 5: Manimal, panther every episode right, so he could go into
Speaker 5: any animal he wanted, right, but he seemed to most
Speaker 5: episodes just go into a panther, wouldn't or a snake.
Speaker 5: And then some episodes where was here, they're running out
Speaker 5: of budget. They probably got the realization this ain't ever
Speaker 5: coming back. They would just do it off camera. So
Speaker 5: he starts to sort of his eyes would get a
Speaker 5: bit bulgy.
Speaker 4: They'd cut.
Speaker 5: The next thing is it's a flipping snake, and he going,
Speaker 5: what's happened to old doctor Simon. It was called Manimal
Speaker 5: and each week he would help the police solved crimes
Speaker 5: as a snake, it was a snake or a panther.
Speaker 5: I once saw in one, he was an elephant in
Speaker 5: one and all it did was just push a door down,
Speaker 5: which the panther could have done or even to be honest,
Speaker 5: because it was like a bondle ahumor.
Speaker 4: And you're telling me that didn't get renewed.
Speaker 5: Not just that, right, I beg you. We've all got
Speaker 5: lots of time. I go on YouTube, right, it's all
Speaker 5: up there. The thing you need to see is every
Speaker 5: episode you knew that, oh Dr Simon is about to change,
Speaker 5: just stare for some reason. He would just stare at
Speaker 5: the back of his hand and his hand would start
Speaker 5: the veins that bolging, and next thing you he was
Speaker 5: a snake. You need to see Manimal. Anyway, last thing
Speaker 5: on Manimal, I was reading about it last night, and
Speaker 5: Will Ferrell has brought the rights. Oh I would love
Speaker 5: to trackway. You know, you realize if anyone can bring
Speaker 5: it alive on the big screen, Manimal has to be
Speaker 5: played by Wirell Ferrell. All right, we'll take it right
Speaker 5: when we come back. Then we're finding what Jackie Boy
Speaker 5: thought of. Two iconic shows just in genuinely in TV,
Speaker 5: but especially the eighties, Miami Vice and Thomas magnum In
Speaker 5: Magnum p I.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Yesterday, I asked Jackie Boy to do some show homework.
Speaker 5: He readily accepted, and it was to watch an episode
Speaker 5: of Miami Vice, well eighties of the eighties of Letter
Speaker 5: M and then an episode of Magnum. First of all,
Speaker 5: then let's get into Vice, Miami Vice TV show that
Speaker 5: changed cop shows forever. But how is it through the
Speaker 5: eyes of the millennial jack posts? What did he make
Speaker 5: of Crockett and Tubs?
Speaker 4: Maybe I shouldn't have jumped in at season one. It
Speaker 4: could have got better and evolved into a better show.
Speaker 4: I'll never know, because I will never watch Miami Bvice again.
Speaker 5: Because is it quite slow? Now? To go back to it,
Speaker 5: because a lot of it was like really just moody shots.
Speaker 4: I'm not saying this just to be funny, but it
Speaker 4: honestly looked like a student film in some.
Speaker 5: Parts that I don't like it. That is not true,
Speaker 5: but it's a beautifully shot movie. Michael Man directedly went
Speaker 5: on too like Last Mohicans and Heat and Collateral.
Speaker 4: Is he doing season one?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: Well, he hadn't really worked.
Speaker 5: Whose take WEE can agree with? Michael Man visionarly cinematographer
Speaker 5: or a guy who does Instagram videos, Jack Post.
Speaker 4: He obviously had access to a boat, and that was
Speaker 4: cool because they filmed a lot of.
Speaker 5: A lot on that boat. Wasn't they just shots like
Speaker 5: a minute? And also do you notice this just lots
Speaker 5: of them just driving very expensive cars, noisily around. I'm
Speaker 5: meant to be undercover as well in multimillion ere yachts
Speaker 5: and cars.
Speaker 4: Yep, and so much unnecessary action. The dialogue between the
Speaker 4: two cars warden, very wooding, unrealistic, very unrealistic, not things,
Speaker 4: not a conversation that you'd ever actually have.
Speaker 5: I also was a kid, Yes, so I watched an
Speaker 5: episode and I went down a deep wormhole. Listen to.
Speaker 5: These are some of the stars who were before they
Speaker 5: were ever in anything big, who actually got their first breaks,
Speaker 5: first ever credited work on Miami Vice. Bruce Willis young
Speaker 5: Bruce Willis before Moonlighting, Junior Roberts, Chris Rock, Ben Stiller
Speaker 5: at nineteen, a young Steve Buscemi who still looks old
Speaker 5: and knackered even as a very.
Speaker 4: Young He's hard to imagine a childlike Steve.
Speaker 5: He came out his mum's tum tum, He's still going
Speaker 5: How old is the baby? Nine? Hundred and two. He's
Speaker 5: not stayed at an age and this is consistent. Willie Nelson,
Speaker 5: Vigo morterson teaming up with Lou Diamond, Phillips, Liam Neeson
Speaker 5: Kramer from Seinfelder is in it, Helena Bonham, c Miles
Speaker 5: Davis like you know, one of the greatest jazz musicians ever,
Speaker 5: Leonard Cohen, who is a baddy in it, James Brown,
Speaker 5: the godfather of soul, and also John Taylor from Duran Duran.
Speaker 5: So didn't enjoy that? Left you cold?
Speaker 4: I obviously missed the star cameos in the episode. I
Speaker 4: watch No Good Magnum p I, however.
Speaker 5: But please tell me you love this hunk right? First
Speaker 5: of all, count can I just get your take on
Speaker 5: Tom Selleck Stut.
Speaker 4: Magnum is a guy I can get around, Yes, the
Speaker 4: old rugged, Yeah, some Magnum.
Speaker 5: What about those dice?
Speaker 4: Oh loved the shots hold.
Speaker 5: Me type magnum for those guys and those short shots
Speaker 5: before Dean Moxhall was rocking those short shots. Thomas Mann
Speaker 5: basically parading around in hairy hot pants.
Speaker 4: He makes the boxel shorts look like a some address.
Speaker 4: He had short shorts. They kept getting short and during
Speaker 4: the episode any episode.
Speaker 5: You're right that one of his little eggs might pop out,
Speaker 5: Sharon Stone crossed. Thomas Magnum was doing it early on
Speaker 5: in Denim Hot Pats.
Speaker 4: It actually got to the point where I was surprised
Speaker 4: other characters weren't saying something about the shorts, like because
Speaker 4: it's a dead body here, Magnum put.
Speaker 5: Some because if you've got a packet like that, who
Speaker 5: show the world? Seriously, it's like the sun you can't
Speaker 5: have but have a little look and be blinded by
Speaker 5: the jaws on the show.
Speaker 4: So I love Magnum was the character we were meant
Speaker 4: to hate, the police lieutenant. I get the vibe that he's.
Speaker 5: He was on his back of it. Yeah, and did
Speaker 5: you like the talkie bits? Thomas used to do a
Speaker 5: little of the old now of course that I don't
Speaker 5: know who I'm doing there. I don't know who that is.
Speaker 5: Is it Judge Ubbings would come again?
Speaker 4: He would do his own narration. Yes, I like that
Speaker 4: a lot.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Actually, get when you buy Tom Selleck, he doesn't
Speaker 5: want anyone else to do it and stuff? Do you
Speaker 5: know that him being Magnum p I because it was
Speaker 5: a big show. I think the last episode is in
Speaker 5: the top four biggest viewed audiences for It's Up There
Speaker 5: with Friends. Fifty two million people watched the final episode.
Speaker 5: But because they sign you up for years and it
Speaker 5: was a big show, he was He was the number
Speaker 5: one choice by Spielberg to play Indiana Jones. He wanted
Speaker 5: that rugged appeal, and he never got it. Magnum pi.
Speaker 5: The producers of the network wouldn't let him go.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I might wonder I peop would have
Speaker 4: had that big yea.
Speaker 5: Were the trash and a Hawaiian shirt? I think as well.
Speaker 4: Now there was some cliches in there, and this feels
Speaker 4: like a very eighties thing. But maybe it's just the
Speaker 4: episode I watched, but I felt like it probably happened
Speaker 4: every season. The bad guy kept ringing him and giving
Speaker 4: him riddles.
Speaker 5: You're right, they were fond of a riddle. Don't know
Speaker 5: what it was about the island in Hawaii. Be sieves
Speaker 5: like criminals who very smart, loved a cryptic clue.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll catch me if you can. Old rubber Dub
Speaker 4: Dub three men in the time.
Speaker 5: I used to get so frustrated to keep going if
Speaker 5: they cut out all those riddles. They always give him
Speaker 5: too much time to crack it up and sold the case.
Speaker 5: I was a baddie in Hawaii. Don't ever call him,
Speaker 5: don't do any cryptic clues, just start wreaking, have it,
Speaker 5: just get on with it.
Speaker 4: He was like a bad riddler in a Hawaiian shirt.
Speaker 4: But Magnum got him to his Magnum figured out.
Speaker 5: I think it'd be awesome if you could get Tom Selleck.
Speaker 5: Who what's he now? Is it he's in a big show?
Speaker 5: Is it Blue Bloods? With Donnie Wahlberg as well? Tom
Speaker 5: sell It would be amazing. Get on, who's current? Christian?
Speaker 2: Carla Breger know you're listening to the Christian o'crls show podcast.
Speaker 5: Jackie Boys promised me he's gonna actually watch today. Some
Speaker 5: episodes of the Great Short Lived, Gone Too Soon Manimal
Speaker 5: from the eighties on the Strangest Eighties show a man
Speaker 5: helping local police authorities fight crime by transforming himself into
Speaker 5: various animals that he thought might be able to lend
Speaker 5: out more of a hand than a human. All right,
Speaker 5: make us say wow. Lines are open now, Cola, so
Speaker 5: we're looking for your stories once more. That will make
Speaker 5: me Jack and Patsy say wow. Nine, that's a numb
Speaker 5: by you just calling nine in and I'm there. Nine
Speaker 5: sportsive for dramatic and faith. Really, last week we had
Speaker 5: some great stories, including an amazing story about one of
Speaker 5: you seen Bill Clinton when he was here in Australia
Speaker 5: up in Port Douglas when he got the call about
Speaker 5: the Twin towns. Anyway, here are some of the calls
Speaker 5: from last week making us see well.
Speaker 8: I went to Monte Cristo Homestead, Australia's most haunted house.
Speaker 8: I was lying on my side and both my arms
Speaker 8: were pulled with such force I could still feel the
Speaker 8: pressure around my wrist two hours after.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 12: I was renting a house. I had all these old
Speaker 12: door handles over steel and they were really pointy. This day,
Speaker 12: I was walking into the bathroom and I grabbed my
Speaker 12: jumper and I just went to unhooked myself, but the
Speaker 12: door handle had gone through one side of my arm
Speaker 12: and had come out the other side, so I was
Speaker 12: actually hooked to the door handle.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 13: I got to serve Ex President Bill Clinton dinner September eleventh,
Speaker 13: two thousand and one. He got a phone call and
Speaker 13: his face dropped and there was about ten secret security guys.
Speaker 13: They were all on their phones at the same time,
Speaker 13: and everyone had this fary feeling that something's going on
Speaker 13: here like it was.
Speaker 5: It was pretty weird, amazing stuff last week. What have
Speaker 5: you got this week for US front? James is up first.
Speaker 5: Good morning, James, Hi Christian, how are you going? I'm good, James,
Speaker 5: Welcome to the show. I hope you're bowing up. Well,
Speaker 5: what is your story for us on? Makers? Say?
Speaker 11: Wow, Well, it's a bit of an interesting one. I
Speaker 11: was helping out my father in law's house and doing
Speaker 11: some renovating and working with the painter decorator that told
Speaker 11: me a crazy story about house and sin Kilties and
Speaker 11: another trade who came into the house, so it had
Speaker 11: also been to the house. So I've had two trades
Speaker 11: confirm it. Their house is an o Victorian house and
Speaker 11: it's in Saint Kildares, just near the sin Kilda Cemetery,
Speaker 11: and it's actually downhill from the cemetery. Being an old house,
Speaker 11: it sort of has an basement and the guy's discovered
Speaker 11: that the basement had been permanently closed off. I'm getting scared,
Speaker 11: reason being that over the years bodily fluids that has
Speaker 11: escaped out of the cemetery had made their way down
Speaker 11: the hill, gravity taking over and penetrated the basement, and
Speaker 11: the smell in the basement was such that they had
Speaker 11: to board it up permanently.
Speaker 5: And these people have engaged in parties all these years.
Speaker 5: My word, that isn't do you think that's the thing? Then,
Speaker 5: in cemeteries, if the bodily fluids will run down hill into.
Speaker 3: People's homes, don't they embalm them alike?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I mean they're preserved, aren't they in balmed?
Speaker 4: And they're in the side of the coffin. Wouldn't they
Speaker 4: catch most of the fluids?
Speaker 5: Do we need to get I think to bear in mind,
Speaker 5: you literally sort of decomposing your own genes like a
Speaker 5: big old.
Speaker 4: Turkey one you get under your barbecue.
Speaker 5: Make us say no more, no more graveyards running down hill?
Speaker 5: Are you sure this has been very far? This feels
Speaker 5: like one of those tall stories, And I don't mean
Speaker 5: funny trade's aren't exactly. You know, they love just telling
Speaker 5: lines and all those stories, don't they.
Speaker 11: The two guys had met before, and they both had
Speaker 11: been to the house, So taking it on their word,
Speaker 11: and you're going to remember, this cemetery has been there
Speaker 11: for them very very very long time.
Speaker 5: So the old You're right, you don't get a little
Speaker 5: brand new cemeteries to you. They're all really old. There's
Speaker 5: no brain symetery, all right, James said, you Brice, thank
Speaker 5: you very much and.
Speaker 2: Thanks The Christian O'Connell Show podcast, Leslie.
Speaker 9: High, Christian, my late father lied about his entire family mother, father, sisters,
Speaker 9: brothers being killed during the blitz in World War Two.
Speaker 5: What do you mean you got to tell us more?
Speaker 5: This sounds interesting?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, even even my mother. He told my mother
Speaker 9: the same. So everybody just understood from him that his
Speaker 9: entire family had died during the war.
Speaker 4: And it was when my sorry, what had happened to them?
Speaker 11: Nothing?
Speaker 9: Nothing had happened to them.
Speaker 12: They were all.
Speaker 5: Alive, right, So what he had a secret family or
Speaker 5: what was the deal? Because you hear these stories of
Speaker 5: people who fought overseas in the Second World War and
Speaker 5: years later often when they passed away, they found they
Speaker 5: had secret families there or started to have relations somewhere
Speaker 5: else in the world. So what had actually happened? And
Speaker 5: I were just trying to get to piece together the pieces, Leslie.
Speaker 9: We don't actually know. We don't know why he lied
Speaker 9: about them all dying.
Speaker 5: So he's trying to keep a secret about his family.
Speaker 9: Oh he did, he did. He successfully kept it a secret.
Speaker 9: After he passed, my eldest sister and I decided to
Speaker 9: look up our family trade.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So we started during the blitz and didn't find any
Speaker 9: deaths until we found the death of my grandmother in
Speaker 9: nineteen sixty nineteen sixty nine, and she was the first
Speaker 9: one to die. Wow, my grandfather died in the seventies. Yeah.
Speaker 9: I actually have been back to the UK and have
Speaker 9: had coffee with his twin sister.
Speaker 5: And how was that?
Speaker 15: That was really.
Speaker 5: Surreal amazing thing to do that, right?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, all.
Speaker 5: Right, Leslie, thank you very much. She cooled, Take care,
Speaker 5: Thank you, Thank you. By Leslie. We're speaking to Phaps
Speaker 5: his sister there.
Speaker 3: Oh you know why.
Speaker 5: This is nice? Just you know someone else that's a story. Oh, Bob,
Speaker 5: this is Bob our old friend. This is me. Her
Speaker 5: head out, Bob, Hey as your head out, Bob, Oh
Speaker 5: my head.
Speaker 14: You're always screwed to my shoulders so far anyway, mate,
Speaker 14: how are you all good?
Speaker 5: You know you're taking care of yourself. Bob. Now make
Speaker 5: us say, well, what's your story for us, Bob.
Speaker 14: I was stung by approximately Ady B's on Saturday. Wow, Now, well,
Speaker 14: I mean I meant well. We counted the stings as
Speaker 14: I were pulled out by the doctors and one one
Speaker 14: forrce pad had fifty on it. The other doctor we
Speaker 14: didn't catch his pad. But yeah, I pulled at least
Speaker 14: ten or fifteen out on my way to the hospital
Speaker 14: for obvious reasons. So somewhere around ad B's.
Speaker 5: Got me and what were you doing to annoy them?
Speaker 14: I was cutting. I was cutting down a tree. There
Speaker 14: was a tree near a vicarage that had to go
Speaker 14: because it was they had to be hiven. We knew that,
Speaker 14: and we weren't able to capture it, but it was
Speaker 14: down low, so I had to go in and poison
Speaker 14: that particular hive. And then the next day I went
Speaker 14: up with the cherry picker and I cut most of
Speaker 14: the tree down. And then when I was about to
Speaker 14: cut the very top section out, I could see there
Speaker 14: were bees there, but I thought they're just left over
Speaker 14: from the from the hive and trying to start aside
Speaker 14: the Yeah, and so as soon as I cut through
Speaker 14: it it was a fairly big section, I cut straight
Speaker 14: through the center of the hive and they just came
Speaker 14: by out there.
Speaker 5: I mean, surely there might be a few live ones
Speaker 5: in there, and they're really they're like John Wick, they're
Speaker 5: going to get you.
Speaker 14: Well they don't. I mean, I've been doing this for
Speaker 14: twenty years. Lie not chopped now. I've cut down trees
Speaker 14: with beehives or bees around, and they usually don't, which
Speaker 14: is what say they.
Speaker 5: Won't obviously because they lucky.
Speaker 14: But they got me, and so anyway, I survived, you know.
Speaker 14: I went to the hospital. They spent about an hour
Speaker 14: pulling all the stings out of me. There was a
Speaker 14: fifteen minute period where I really wasn't feeling too good.
Speaker 14: They gave me steroids and andy histamines. I went down
Speaker 14: the Sunshine Hospital for observation for about two hours, and
Speaker 14: I came home and I went back up in the
Speaker 14: Cherry picture the next day with a bee shuit on.
Speaker 14: We cut the rest of the I cut down the
Speaker 14: rest of the section because the queen was still up there.
Speaker 14: So a friend of mine who's a beekeeper is now
Speaker 14: has now captains Queen Yep has now captured the queen
Speaker 14: and share her up in a portable high and which
Speaker 14: is waving a couple.
Speaker 5: Of counting accommodation at the moment, Lovely, Well.
Speaker 14: Yeah, we're rehousing them, giving them, giving them a chair
Speaker 14: to collect your honey from the.
Speaker 5: Once they start to regroup, they're going to come back
Speaker 5: for you, Bob.
Speaker 14: Well, we hope not, though I don't believe these take
Speaker 14: things personally, nor do they seek revenge. At least I
Speaker 14: hope not, because I've still got to cut down the
Speaker 14: rest of that tree.
Speaker 5: All right, Bud, We've got to get into the new
Speaker 5: use now Lovely to hear from me to take care mate. Bye.
Speaker 1: Look Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 5: There is a really seriously what is that? Can you
Speaker 5: smell that already for your nose in the studio?
Speaker 4: Yes, right is the world's hottest corn ship.
Speaker 5: The reason why we've got the world's hottest corn ship
Speaker 5: a box of them in the studio is christ were
Speaker 5: ib be love God. Patsy's husband got this the other
Speaker 5: day and rightly so she was like, you cannot have
Speaker 5: those you in a funny turn two weeks ago. He's
Speaker 5: on a big health kick at the moment, doing the
Speaker 5: right thing and PASSI what did it sound the best
Speaker 5: about that? Alerted you?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 7: People with cardiac conditions shouldn't have it, And there's just
Speaker 7: a general medical warning. If you've got any medical sort
Speaker 7: of issues, don't consume. I'm really I'm not sure about
Speaker 7: you guys having these.
Speaker 4: I haven't a package in my hand now act say
Speaker 4: it says, do not consume what very.
Speaker 5: Worry about only men and slash dumb men like you,
Speaker 5: and I would actually go, well, no, I'm still going
Speaker 5: to have some.
Speaker 4: The red box of the World's Hottest Corn Chips has
Speaker 4: a flaming gas mask on the smell.
Speaker 5: It actually makes you record the smell warning.
Speaker 4: Extreme heat warning, extreme heat, delicious chili infused corn.
Speaker 5: I'll marry one, oh.
Speaker 3: My on a hour? Oh Jack, get ready to take over?
Speaker 4: Infused heat for extra kick, new recipes for.
Speaker 5: A little.
Speaker 3: Is you know running yet?
Speaker 5: Oh god? That is so jack? Time in.
Speaker 4: Shouldn't one of us be safe?
Speaker 5: Yes? Down today?
Speaker 3: You got a glass of milk in there?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm trying to see how long it is before
Speaker 5: I go it gets worse.
Speaker 4: You're quite young then, yeah, but well yeah.
Speaker 7: Don't let my own on air boys. On a scale
Speaker 7: of one to like ten, how hot is it?
Speaker 4: I shouldn't have swallowed?
Speaker 5: Swallow makes it, makes it work. Gone now, Oh.
Speaker 4: It's get worse, sleeper, don't Why do we do this?
Speaker 5: The package? The package is so hot. My tongue and
Speaker 5: throat is on fire. I actually struggling to talk at
Speaker 5: the moment. Right now, Jacks has gone.
Speaker 3: Quiet past out.
Speaker 5: Jack, talk to me, let me before I go. Yeah,
Speaker 5: you're right, okay, So anyway, today's time waster. It is
Speaker 5: spicy songs, spicy songs. I see your baby, chicken, my drass, chicken,
Speaker 5: my drass, good gold chicken, Tika, do you I know
Speaker 5: abba what?
Speaker 4: Too much going on?
Speaker 5: Bronze Chive talking begs silver, a glass of milk. Weather
Speaker 5: is doing Oh, my tongue, it's doing nothing. There's a
Speaker 5: throb above the back on my eyes right now, Chuma, Ricky,
Speaker 5: don't lose that number. Jack is actually getting worse. Bronze
Speaker 5: Santa Claus is cuming to down from as.
Speaker 4: You get one out gold Jack, carry on all right,
Speaker 4: Spicy songs, Chili Hay pats, Christians walked away from the mim.
Speaker 3: I'll give you silver for that check.
Speaker 4: Is why we can't hear him laughing. Thank you you
Speaker 4: are the wind beneath my wicked wings.
Speaker 5: Gold Gold, I just had thought that milk is not helping.
Speaker 4: You need meatloaf's health when you had too much hot stuff,
Speaker 4: because you say, put that milk right into my mouth.
Speaker 5: And you do it out of tune. You bronze.
Speaker 4: Zinger takes it all gold and mister mister singing, curry
Speaker 4: your Lason.
Speaker 5: Gold all right? Sex is your spicy songs help?
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast done.
Speaker 5: A lot of dumb things on the radio. That is
Speaker 5: hands down the sister dumbest, pointless thing. Why do we
Speaker 5: need to do that?
Speaker 4: I think there was no build up. It's still in
Speaker 4: the back of my throat.
Speaker 5: It's a scoreful.
Speaker 4: There was no build up to eating the world's Hottest
Speaker 4: corn chip. You know, we could have done all day
Speaker 4: O it's coming, It's coming, and then maybe we would
Speaker 4: have been mentally prepared for it. It was kind of
Speaker 4: a second thought, after thought, and we just chewed on
Speaker 4: them and they were horrific.
Speaker 5: Jack and I have just had what is build as
Speaker 5: the world's hottest corn chip, and Patsy's husband Chris had
Speaker 5: these and on the back it says if you have
Speaker 5: a car you know, existing cardiac condition, don't consume. It
Speaker 5: actually says all over the packet, do not consume. Jack
Speaker 5: and I heard this warning from Patsy and went bring
Speaker 5: them in. We are dumb. We ignore that very sensible
Speaker 5: warning and game. Also, I know what's happened here. I
Speaker 5: get it produces. They must you might must drive the nuts,
Speaker 5: listen to our demands like can you get me ten
Speaker 5: loud explosions and our pick which one they have stitched
Speaker 5: us up. A lot of people are saying that, actually,
Speaker 5: everyone knows milk makes it worse. They've given you and
Speaker 5: I milk. Why are they cut such sum an oranges
Speaker 5: up for us? I think they're just pranking us, everyone
Speaker 5: says everyone it's a guy who's tie he runs a
Speaker 5: Thai restaurant. When they've deliberately done that, everyone knows if
Speaker 5: you google it makes it worse. Goobs because the steady
Speaker 5: on with the birds goos on some of them the
Speaker 5: nineteen fifties. That's what you've done to Jack Goobs.
Speaker 4: Language.
Speaker 5: But my mouth is still burning, Christian. What you needed
Speaker 5: was a bowl of sugar cubes. They run a Thai restaurant.
Speaker 5: We always have them on the tables. One of the
Speaker 5: best way to call the bernabus really hot Tie Cameron
Speaker 5: Peterson Christian hum as dumb as you and Jack. I
Speaker 5: have to buy these. I'm so bored at the moment
Speaker 5: in lockdown. Burning would be a highlight of my day.
Speaker 5: Where do I get them? I'm going to do it
Speaker 5: tonight with a couple of beers. Do not have milk nearby? Okay,
Speaker 5: get some sugar lumps.
Speaker 4: I found the website for any fellow dummies out there.
Speaker 4: Chili seed Bank is who makes it, chiliseeedbank dot com
Speaker 4: dot AU Nine dollars for a pack of the world's
Speaker 4: hottest corn chips, free domestic shipping on orders over one
Speaker 4: hundred and fifty dollars. Oh my, it just doesn't go,
Speaker 4: doesn't it. It's sticking around.
Speaker 5: When will this go? I don't have to live forever
Speaker 5: in this constant, relentless pain. I'll tell you what, Patsy,
Speaker 5: you did, Chris a solid favor with us.
Speaker 3: There's no way it's going to be fun coming out
Speaker 3: the other end, isn't it, Lady? Today? We don't need
Speaker 3: it's going to be painful. Might need one of those
Speaker 3: whoopy cushions.
Speaker 5: All right, we are surrounding my goose, all right, it's
Speaker 5: not a sweating bowlt of it.
Speaker 4: Now your eyes are very glass.
Speaker 5: I fail very glassy right now. I've been coomed all
Speaker 5: right time. So what are we doing?
Speaker 4: Spicy song?
Speaker 5: Oh there? Why not? Makes sense now, doesn't it? Paprika,
Speaker 5: don't breach gold word unjustin pump up the Jilipino silver,
Speaker 5: sweet Chili of mine.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 5: It must have been loved it mustard been love clever gold.
Speaker 5: Thank you. That's what I said it twice time after time.
Speaker 5: Oh love did the herb God, they're born old herb.
Speaker 5: Top three. There's rang my herbs, SyRI Archer wish your
Speaker 5: girl from was hot like me? Very good? Justin Chitty
Speaker 5: Chili Bang Bang not a song, Yes it is. It's
Speaker 5: the lead song from chitch Chitchy Bang Bang that goes
Speaker 5: chitchgity bang bang Ron. That's not fair. You can't carry
Speaker 5: love Silva. I'll get the sweats again. I keep getting
Speaker 5: these hot going through the change. You're the Chazahn. I want.
Speaker 4: Silva.
Speaker 5: Here comes the runs. Patsy stopped texting him with his
Speaker 5: old school trip and m jokes. Ron Corma Cormack comedian gold,
Speaker 5: very good word, an Andrew, that's salsa bonita gold. That's good.
Speaker 5: Paras By City silva, no halipos, no cry gold cayenne.
Speaker 5: You fill the love tonight gold. Don't carry for me
Speaker 5: a silver chili in the name of rage against the
Speaker 5: machine old plus Is she really going now with chowmain?
Speaker 5: That's not no.
Speaker 4: I wanted it to be good, but it doesn't make
Speaker 4: any sense.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we do chowmain songs in the time. We just
Speaker 5: put chowmaine in songs. Chowmaine is a funny word. I
Speaker 5: don't know what uh stead a mambo number five? Have
Speaker 5: an aerow number five?
Speaker 4: Silver?
Speaker 5: Yeah, sweet chili o mine. I'm pretty sure we go.
Speaker 5: We're surrounded by goons. All right, that is today's show.
Speaker 5: I need to go and lie down in a cold room.
Speaker 5: We're back tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Maybe this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast