Speaker 1: Quest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: The Love God just has to get the dicon out
Speaker 3: and I'm ready to go.
Speaker 4: Funny whirl my flea, grown man tize.
Speaker 5: Tell me those are the lakes of Pradislama.
Speaker 1: Right, Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one, O four Pine three?
Speaker 5: Do you get much come back from what you said yesterday?
Speaker 5: Patsy the show pew a lot of emails? Really, Oh
Speaker 5: my god, yes, not complaints, just shock. Really, the the most,
Speaker 5: the most, The biggest reaction to anything you've ever said
Speaker 5: on the show is you chewing the toenails. Was actually
Speaker 5: out in a bar with some friends Friday night. The
Speaker 5: barman recognized my voice and he goes that Patsy's the one. Hey, yeah,
Speaker 5: she's loved she goes, and then he was like making
Speaker 5: a cocktail. So he's half time and he goes, think
Speaker 5: about chewing it, And I went, oh my god, I've
Speaker 5: forgotten that this last year. Wasn't it last year? That
Speaker 5: guy still remembers that all the amazing things we've done
Speaker 5: the show, that's the one thing he wants to talk
Speaker 5: to you about. Tune the tone now, but now old
Speaker 5: my beer, my Barman friend, did you hear yesterday? He seven,
Speaker 5: don't get the dice.
Speaker 3: And I did ask him when he got home last night.
Speaker 3: I said, any feedback on the show yesterday at work,
Speaker 3: because often he'll get to work and if he hasn't
Speaker 3: necessarily heard the podcast yet or the show, he'll be
Speaker 3: told what we've spoken about.
Speaker 5: My favorite story was the one you shared once where
Speaker 5: he was in like a serious meeting and someone just went, wait,
Speaker 5: are you the worri of be love God to see?
Speaker 5: So anyway, Patsy, what's been going on with you since yesterday?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 3: I thought I was being a really clever mum. You'll
Speaker 3: find this when little Gordy goes to school. Jackie, you
Speaker 3: try to get as many Vegie think.
Speaker 5: I think, actually think jack thinks he's got seven month
Speaker 5: old for life. I was trying to say to him yesterday,
Speaker 5: you just got to get through the first twelve months.
Speaker 5: I don't think he believes they actually changed. He's got
Speaker 5: some strange version of a child that would just always
Speaker 5: be seven months or the rest of your life.
Speaker 4: I feel like we're finally used to this version.
Speaker 3: Shame it's like that for the first year. Believe me,
Speaker 3: it gets easier.
Speaker 5: But no, no, it does not get easier. That is
Speaker 5: a light. It does not get easy.
Speaker 4: It stays in one place now s Yeah, friend, Yeah,
Speaker 4: crawl and war.
Speaker 5: It certainly doesn't get It just gets more different. It's
Speaker 5: like a different level of computer game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, more complex, that's more difficult.
Speaker 5: Yes, I was even back at office works last night
Speaker 5: with Ruby before today's big English example, because she suddenly
Speaker 5: is the dictionary she had, she's got writing all over it,
Speaker 5: and they think she's because cheating. Yeah, we actually do
Speaker 5: one hundred percent need to go. We're just in the
Speaker 5: final stretch, the last grace you can't walk in with.
Speaker 5: She's even you know, I said yesterday I bought in
Speaker 5: my brand new label maker. I'd labeled her low lucky pens,
Speaker 5: lucky pans. Those have to come off because they're worried
Speaker 5: that they've got hidden things on the inside. Well, like
Speaker 5: an entire poem. I'm somehow tidy backwards in code. Just
Speaker 5: go into the bathroom, look in the mirror. You'll fine
Speaker 5: words worth poem in there.
Speaker 4: Your daddy wrote your essay for you.
Speaker 5: It's all done the label maker. We'll get that atar.
Speaker 5: What happened you?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's all right. So she takes she doesn't like
Speaker 3: a sandwich for lunch. She takes a salad and we
Speaker 3: do a bit of protein, like maybe some chicken, boiled
Speaker 3: chicken or something on the top of it. But I've
Speaker 3: been this.
Speaker 5: This lunch box you make is what the rest of
Speaker 5: us would plan for weeks. There's some sort of picnic
Speaker 5: to propose to somebody.
Speaker 4: You still got that cheese and Queen's paste in there.
Speaker 3: No, she's done that for a bit. She's got occasionally
Speaker 3: occasionally with a bit of Queen's paste. No, so I've
Speaker 3: been chopping up really fine celery to get some greens
Speaker 3: into us. Oh no, breaking So I've been high it
Speaker 3: under all the stuff like the capsicum and the tomatoes
Speaker 3: and the cucumber. But she found me out yesterday. So
Speaker 3: I opened up a lunchbox when she got home and
Speaker 3: all there was was celery in the bottom of it.
Speaker 5: Smart key who wants to munch on that as a
Speaker 5: slick at lunch time?
Speaker 3: She goes, Mum, can you leave that out? And I said, oh,
Speaker 3: you don't like celery? And she said, you know, I
Speaker 3: don't like celery and you try.
Speaker 5: To like mashed potato in it? Yesterday?
Speaker 3: No, no. So I also at dinner time, if we
Speaker 3: have steamed cauliflower, I'll put the meshed potato.
Speaker 5: Tuesday. I mean you taco Tuesday steamed coliflower.
Speaker 3: Just cauliflower, but I'll whack the meshed potato if so.
Speaker 5: Are you working in a prison the lifers just.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: No, I mean there's so many cape food places in
Speaker 5: the city. Anyone had a side of steamed couliflower. Cheese
Speaker 5: is great? No, because of the cheese.
Speaker 3: So you haven't had a cauliflower from Wherroby South.
Speaker 5: That's why I'm alive today with Healthy Bows.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: So tomorrow morning we take the show from Richmond. We
Speaker 5: head south to Dingley Village and Monica's home, the smallest
Speaker 5: kitchen in Melbourne. What we're doing the entire show from
Speaker 5: me Jack and Patsy Show on the road soon to Echo.
Speaker 5: Also heading out to Dingley Village. They're going to be
Speaker 5: playing there live and also a sixty thousand dollars kitchen
Speaker 5: makeover in their tiny kitchen. They winly need a kitchen makeover,
Speaker 5: all thanks to Ina. So it's the big show tomorrow.
Speaker 5: Yesterday we were trying to find fun facts about Dingley Village.
Speaker 5: Our producers has only managed to uncover because there aren't
Speaker 5: a lot of big facts about this great suburb that
Speaker 5: is Dingley Village. All we found out really was from
Speaker 5: our producers. Jack was about two or three.
Speaker 4: Well there's five here, but you judge how many are
Speaker 4: called fun facts, which is what's at the top of
Speaker 4: the page. The rock band Jet originated from the suburb.
Speaker 5: We started big, great and then it tailed off.
Speaker 4: So far we're having fun. Dingley Village is seven point
Speaker 4: nine come and is squared.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I'm not feeling the fun yet.
Speaker 4: Ten point five thousand people reside in Dingley Village. The
Speaker 4: average age of someone in Dingley Village is forty five
Speaker 4: years old. The local football club is called the Dingley
Speaker 4: Dingoes and that's where we ran dry.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So we're asking for you on fun facts about Dingley
Speaker 5: Village or I need five degrees of Dingley Village. When
Speaker 5: we just said five degrees of Dingley Village, we got
Speaker 5: two calls. When we said a million degrees of Dingley Village.
Speaker 5: We've got lots of calls and different stories. Some of
Speaker 5: the emails that came in yesterday after the show and
Speaker 5: about Dingley Village. Christian the late great AFA footballer and
Speaker 5: capsin of Sin killed a football club. Trevor Barker once
Speaker 5: lived in Dingley Village. That's a good one, no idea
Speaker 5: if he ever saw one those UFOs? Yeah right right
Speaker 5: at the end of the show we found Patsy found out.
Speaker 5: So the Westall incident is it known.
Speaker 3: As perhaps yeah, at the Westall School back in I
Speaker 3: say sixty six, it once.
Speaker 5: Nineteen sixty six they saw aliens and apparently it was
Speaker 5: a very serious sighting. But obviously because it was a school,
Speaker 5: it was mainly school kids. So we want to know
Speaker 5: this morning by nine o'clock, can we speak to anyone
Speaker 5: who obviously was like a young kid then a little
Speaker 5: bit older now who saw the UFOs. I do have
Speaker 5: an email from someone who is three who saw the
Speaker 5: UFOs aparently still remembers it.
Speaker 4: Well, okay, does any of.
Speaker 5: Us remember anything from the age of three?
Speaker 7: Still?
Speaker 4: One of my favorite calls we ever had on the
Speaker 4: show was the two week old baby who remembers.
Speaker 5: The moon landing, not just that she was nothing on
Speaker 5: her mother's teet at the time, but just cast one
Speaker 5: eye on way if we just landed on the moon anyway,
Speaker 5: bad lamp, booby milk. Where were we? Yes, So if
Speaker 5: anyone knows anyone they had a reunion in twenty sixteen
Speaker 5: at the west All Tennis Club. The people that were
Speaker 5: still surviving that saw it. So we'd love to find
Speaker 5: out anyone who saw the UFO. So Trevor Barker once
Speaker 5: lived there. Christian played an under eleven game of footy
Speaker 5: at Dingley Village back in nineteen ninety seven. Got to
Speaker 5: the ground. I need to fight a lot of these
Speaker 5: stories of going to Dingley Village and nothing happening. Got
Speaker 5: to the ground and to find out the game was canceled.
Speaker 5: The gates were chained and padlocked and no one had
Speaker 5: the keys. Fun fact, there's something about Dingley. Dingley is
Speaker 5: right Marapan Airport, Costco and there is a DFO. There
Speaker 5: many factory outlets also, so plenty of shopping. Andrew, this
Speaker 5: doesn't really help us during the breakfast shows now between
Speaker 5: six and nine. Christ isn't to a show this morning
Speaker 5: on facts about Dingley Village. You got to share this one.
Speaker 5: The star of Melbourne City Wrestling Brackets mcw who has
Speaker 5: wrestled all around the world, Adam Brooksy Brooks the loose
Speaker 5: Ledge himself is wrong Dingley. I can't believe Brooksy loose
Speaker 5: Ledge picture attached from his Instagram account hailing from Dingley
Speaker 5: is part of his wrestling entrance. He even caught himself
Speaker 5: the King Lee of altogether now Dingy so much so
Speaker 5: that you can buy T shirts. I wish we'd known
Speaker 5: this last week.
Speaker 4: We could have all got the T shirt?
Speaker 5: Can we? Nick Bys? He's still there? Where does he
Speaker 5: live in Melbourne? Brooksy the King of Dingley T shirt?
Speaker 5: We need these. Christian, you've got to name drop him
Speaker 5: into the conversation. They're bound to be huge wrestling fans there.
Speaker 5: That's from Bethany.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Found out that the rapper Snoop Dogg has a professional
Speaker 5: joint roller who has to roll him one hundred and
Speaker 5: fifty a day. That is to say, Snoops up for
Speaker 5: I don't know, twelve hours, fourteen hours. That's a lot.
Speaker 5: That's a lot, Okay, one hundred and fifty day. So
Speaker 5: the headline was about one hundred and fifty joints a
Speaker 5: day for Snoop Dogg. That wasn't really big takeaway from me.
Speaker 5: He has a professional joint roller. He what did he
Speaker 5: like run interviews? What's the recruitment policy? Thatson's got like
Speaker 5: sick an entitlement and a package and what like a
Speaker 5: bonus STRUCTURER and stuff like that. I can't believe he
Speaker 5: actually employs someone whose job it is just to roll
Speaker 5: his joints.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you get a repetitive stress in jest well from
Speaker 4: doing the thing movement one hundred and fifty times a day.
Speaker 5: Yeah. So if this was like the sixties or seventies
Speaker 5: and it was for Keith Richards and you heard about
Speaker 5: the story, that you understand that. But in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 5: I thought, what a strange job for somebody. So this morning,
Speaker 5: what is the strangest almost unusual job you've had?
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: So Snoop Doggie Dog has someone he employs a full
Speaker 5: time joint roller. Okay, tell you what is a busy guy,
Speaker 5: this joint ronie. You think, well, that's an easy gig. No,
Speaker 5: you've got to make a hundred and fifty a day for.
Speaker 4: Snoop dogg Would they kill a man?
Speaker 5: What's smoking that amount or making them? I know you're
Speaker 5: you're you're allergic to hard work, which bit are you
Speaker 5: more worried about?
Speaker 4: Meaning? The smoking ard day after day never would take
Speaker 4: its toll.
Speaker 5: Did I ever tell him still about meeting Snoop Dogg?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, this is a horrendous story. Right years ago,
Speaker 5: I was went to see a medium friend of mine
Speaker 5: to a gig and I went to see him backstage
Speaker 5: and he was like very very famous again, and he'd
Speaker 5: been doing a lot of work out in America, and
Speaker 5: backstage or just in the green room, happened to be
Speaker 5: loads of different people in tvings that and as part
Speaker 5: of an entourage, and there was a there was billowing
Speaker 5: smoke everywhere. And I don't mean like when people would
Speaker 5: smoke indoors. I mean Snoop Dogg Worth, Yes, all the dope.
Speaker 5: The center of it was Snoop Dogg. And I got
Speaker 5: introduced to him and he had like this, He had
Speaker 5: like it the law tracksuit and chain he was. He
Speaker 5: looked magnificent and anyway he had this Honestly, it was
Speaker 5: like a It looked like a sub sandwich of a joint.
Speaker 5: And I must have looked like a knarc. I didn't
Speaker 5: they come to that big so And he's obviously a
Speaker 5: polite man. He's introduced to me and he goes he
Speaker 5: sort of pasted it to me, and I I didn't
Speaker 5: know what to say. I went, I went at this.
Speaker 5: I had some early enough, No, I had one earlier.
Speaker 5: I hadn't I had some of that earlier. You know,
Speaker 5: you get a bit full up. Actually, yeah, I've had
Speaker 5: too much. Actually, to be honest, i had ten of
Speaker 5: those on the way here. So I've just got to
Speaker 5: give it another hour two.
Speaker 4: Your's actually quite all right.
Speaker 5: So what is the weirdest or unusual, most unusual job
Speaker 5: you ever had? Nine four one four one oh four
Speaker 5: three Chris, Good morning, Good morning. So Chris, what is
Speaker 5: the most unusual job you've ever had?
Speaker 8: Well, I'm currently a snake catcher. I mean that's pretty unusual.
Speaker 8: And previously I've been a professional adventurer.
Speaker 5: So what is what? What do you mean? Like Indiana Jones?
Speaker 5: What's a professional adventurer?
Speaker 8: So similar to how an athlete works in terms of
Speaker 8: the job, but rather than playing a sport, you just
Speaker 8: do very weird things.
Speaker 4: But who's paying you to do that?
Speaker 5: Yeah? I mean, where's the coin coming from? Who's the
Speaker 5: man at the top of the pyramids?
Speaker 8: You just come up with a bad ideas.
Speaker 9: People jump on board.
Speaker 8: And you get sponsorships, You become ambassadors for companies and
Speaker 8: things like that, and that's how you get paid for
Speaker 8: the job. So the last expedition was kayaking the wrong
Speaker 8: way up the Murray River. Fits on a half thousand gates.
Speaker 5: This is these field like ideas. You come up with
Speaker 5: the pub we're going to rodeo around Australia and so who.
Speaker 4: Paid for that one? Chris, give us an example of
Speaker 4: the company why you got the wrong way?
Speaker 5: Just do the that's aggressive.
Speaker 8: Geelong Kat's actually jumped on board. We had Paddy Palin
Speaker 8: based in Melbourne, big adventure company. We had We're in
Speaker 8: a System's Kayaks who sent basically a kak in a
Speaker 8: paddle every year for a while while was ambassador. So
Speaker 8: companies like that basically genuinely fascinated.
Speaker 5: I feel like we should do a competition to come
Speaker 5: up with your next adventure.
Speaker 8: I'm up for that.
Speaker 4: What's the most impress thing you've ever done, Chris, We'll
Speaker 4: go up the Merry River.
Speaker 5: The wrong way starts from.
Speaker 8: Me, it'd probably be that one going the wrong way
Speaker 8: up That was that was pretty difficult.
Speaker 5: But it's not like the rapids. It's not like Niagara
Speaker 5: for pretty steady body of water, isn't it the Murray?
Speaker 8: It gets pretty fast in the top rangers have to
Speaker 8: take you word.
Speaker 5: From it, all right, Chris, thank you very much. Keep
Speaker 5: the calls coming. Then, the weirdest job you ever.
Speaker 2: Hadler you're listening to the Christian O Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Jack, was the strangest job you ever had.
Speaker 4: When hamshan Andy were still on row, they wanted to
Speaker 4: film this bit where they were taxi drivers overnight, so
Speaker 4: they would pick up people and then film them and
Speaker 4: interview them where and they're in the taxis, but they
Speaker 4: wouldn't let them have the taxi license unless they actually
Speaker 4: sat the test and did the full setup that you
Speaker 4: have to that every taxi driver has to go through.
Speaker 4: The only exception they gave them is that they were
Speaker 4: allowed to do the tests at the radio station instead
Speaker 4: of doing it at the taxi school. So my first
Speaker 4: paid job on hamer shan Andy was to learn study
Speaker 4: the taxi test. Can sit the taxi test for them?
Speaker 5: You know why?
Speaker 4: The test for them? So I sat in a room
Speaker 4: at the radio station and tried to use different handwriting
Speaker 4: for Hamish's test and answer questions like if you were
Speaker 4: going from Corefield to the airport, what route would you do?
Speaker 5: All right, let's go to Mick. Good morning, Mick. What's
Speaker 5: the strangest job you ever had? Mick?
Speaker 10: Hi, guys, I hope you're ready for this. I worked
Speaker 10: artificially in seminating turkeys.
Speaker 5: Well, someone's going to do it. You know, we won
Speaker 5: the turkeys, then they're going to be made somehow. Someone
Speaker 5: has to do that. And how tricky is that?
Speaker 10: Well, apparently because I don't want enough for commercial purposes.
Speaker 10: It's a tour of person operation. One of them comes up, Hello, darling,
Speaker 10: my name's Mick. Grabbed a turkey, shoved its head between
Speaker 10: its legs, turns it upside down for the other person
Speaker 10: to get a sir rainge and in semin.
Speaker 5: Made it quite a two man job, that, isn't it?
Speaker 5: How you make an eye contact when you're doing that.
Speaker 10: Now, a little bit of small talk and small.
Speaker 5: Talk, how the tiger is going to go next season?
Speaker 10: Yeah, and you gotta move, You gotta move quick, Mike,
Speaker 10: get an ugly one.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Okay, all right, Mack, thank you very much. She
Speaker 5: cool Frank, good morning, Oh, good morning, Oh, good morning, Frank.
Speaker 5: So what's the strangest job you ever had? Frank?
Speaker 11: I had to extract gophers from graves in Queen's Park
Speaker 11: Cemetery in Calgary, Canada, because they used to bring up
Speaker 11: the the treasures of the loved loved ones. So it
Speaker 11: was it was it was basically like Caddy Shack with
Speaker 11: Bill Murray's character.
Speaker 5: Almost feel like this should have been the second Caddy
Speaker 5: Shak movie where Bill Murray is now in a in
Speaker 5: a graveyard and the cemetery getting rid of those damn gophers.
Speaker 4: So the gophers were like little grave diggers.
Speaker 11: Yeah, they kept bringing up little piles of things like well,
Speaker 11: we'll just say metal objects and things and.
Speaker 5: Say what you mean? I mean, there's no dead people
Speaker 5: listening right now. They're not going to call in from
Speaker 5: the grave moaning, So what do you mean like.
Speaker 11: Wedding ring earrings, things like that, and yeah, and we
Speaker 11: did it in a very humane manner, but it was some.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 11: I got a bit of a reputation in that cemetery
Speaker 11: sort of because it was the hear that that movie came.
Speaker 5: So you are so Canadian, and of course being Canadian,
Speaker 5: you've done it an incredibly humane way you probably would
Speaker 5: have sat with all the thirty years until these died
Speaker 5: of natural causes in a little room.
Speaker 4: Think of the families, Think of the loved ones of
Speaker 4: the decease.
Speaker 5: So are they? Are they? Somehow I'm actually get into
Speaker 5: the coffins. All these are the works.
Speaker 11: I don't know how they do it, but they've got
Speaker 11: very sharp teeth. I don't know if you're seen a golfer,
Speaker 11: but they've I.
Speaker 5: Haven't had that pleasure yet my life, but still time,
Speaker 5: you know, still trying to take that off my boot
Speaker 5: like a.
Speaker 11: Little beaver of mine, the flat tail.
Speaker 5: So they will just burrow their way into the coffin,
Speaker 5: have a little look around the corpse, and then take
Speaker 5: what they want.
Speaker 11: That's what it seemed to be.
Speaker 4: I think that's why the Queen's coffin was iron club.
Speaker 5: Stop the gophers.
Speaker 11: I think that would be hedgehogs in English.
Speaker 5: Yes, all right, Frank, thank you very much and cool.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: This time tomorrow morning, me Jack and Batsy not here
Speaker 5: in Richmond, talking to you in our studio. We are
Speaker 5: show on the road. We are going to be in
Speaker 5: the welcoming tiny lot of cramped but very homely surround
Speaker 5: of Dingley Village and listener Monica with her husband Dustin,
Speaker 5: and there are two kids. They've won the show. Also
Speaker 5: Pseudo Echo playing live at the moment. There's five of
Speaker 5: them in Sudo Echo. Brian obviously the least singer. He's
Speaker 5: going to be in the Melbourne's tinest kitchen, which is
Speaker 5: so small. The team went out there yesterday Patsy and
Speaker 5: they said it really is so small. It's one person
Speaker 5: only at the time in the kitchen Brian and his
Speaker 5: keyboard is going to be wedged in there. Cat.
Speaker 4: I'm worried about how are we going to because they
Speaker 4: said they will cook his breakfast, but we also want
Speaker 4: to put Pseudo Echo in the kitchen, so.
Speaker 5: We're going to have to be very good on timing.
Speaker 5: So we need to eat before Pseudo Echo, then get
Speaker 5: out of the way and then when in there. The
Speaker 5: team asked me yesterday actually, because you do go and
Speaker 5: do Hamish Nandy, where do you think Jack's going to sit?
Speaker 5: I said, wherever the most comfortable seat is. Right. He
Speaker 5: will plump himself down there like a cat and then
Speaker 5: we'll prize him out of it nine o'clock and go home.
Speaker 4: In the window.
Speaker 5: Yeah, amost sunlight. He will be very, very very happy.
Speaker 5: The team went down there essay to have a look around. Obviously,
Speaker 5: the engineers, we've got to set up ready for it
Speaker 5: tomorrow's show. And it's not just the show, it's also
Speaker 5: where sudo Echo are going to be and get the
Speaker 5: sound mixed right, you know, because the kind of gear
Speaker 5: you need for this is a gear you need is
Speaker 5: if you were doing a really big show. And also
Speaker 5: the team did say today today to me that they
Speaker 5: didn't want to leave Monica's home. They felt so welcome there,
Speaker 5: So I cannot wait to do to my show. Now,
Speaker 5: are you're going to be okay?
Speaker 3: Patsy Oh, I thought you're talking to Jackie.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, he trusts me. Jack has always going on
Speaker 5: mind about you and how you mix with other people.
Speaker 3: Like that necessary, hospitable.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, you know how we know how you are.
Speaker 5: If the news isn't fed to you the right way.
Speaker 5: Two words Cordon, first name, James, what's an omelet to him?
Speaker 5: It's your new scripts. If it's upside down, the printer
Speaker 5: tone is wrong, that house has been turned upside down
Speaker 5: and someone's getting punched.
Speaker 4: You're not going to have your busy news beavers, come
Speaker 4: and bring your tea.
Speaker 5: Patsy has this entire news entourage. She's like snoop Dog.
Speaker 5: She has a news roller.
Speaker 3: You know what, just wheel me out like Silence of
Speaker 3: the Lambs on a trolley with the mouthguard. We don't
Speaker 3: need that and I won't buy it.
Speaker 5: But apparently you will have to probably be located for
Speaker 5: the entire show. You won't be with Jack and I
Speaker 5: or for the entire show, not even no, no, no, You're
Speaker 5: going to be in one of the kid's bedroom. They've
Speaker 5: got like one of those bunk beds with a desk
Speaker 5: underneath it. Oh yeah, you can't be there, but but
Speaker 5: the engineers say, because the wather microphones and the sound
Speaker 5: cut work, you'll have to stay there for the show
Speaker 5: six nine and we'll be somewhere else at the band
Speaker 5: and let everybody else. You'll be with the guys they
Speaker 5: having the breakfast and stuff. Yes, so we're looking forward
Speaker 5: to it. So that's tomorrow's show, today's show. Then, so
Speaker 5: it's Wednesday. We want to know about your week so
Speaker 5: far and six words.
Speaker 4: And then your texted six words right from your phone.
Speaker 12: Ada, tell us just how your week has gone.
Speaker 5: Did you watch the.
Speaker 4: Dog or watch Game of Thrones.
Speaker 5: Text us now, but only you six words in your message.
Speaker 5: The reference to Gamer Thrones in there, which finished a
Speaker 5: couple of years ago. Yesterday the show had an advert
Speaker 5: excitedly announcing we're on Facebook. Please team. I don't even
Speaker 5: know what the media. I don't want to know what
Speaker 5: the median ages of gold. We don't need to double
Speaker 5: down on it. We're trying to bring in the kids,
Speaker 5: all right, six words so far you're week? You can
Speaker 5: send us yours two four seven, five three, one oh
Speaker 5: four three. How's your week going so far? Tell us
Speaker 5: in six words? Patsy, how's it for you?
Speaker 3: What's yours? Is mine? Vice versa? Last night the wear
Speaker 3: of We Love God?
Speaker 5: Where are you going to this? It's so hard to
Speaker 5: keep up with the rhythm, is it? It's like the
Speaker 5: rid luck. My first is in budding, but not in
Speaker 5: the bin. I've got no idea how your week's going?
Speaker 5: Then King Dying.
Speaker 4: You will buy me, but you will never use this.
Speaker 5: Slowing down and have one with them? How is your wi? Soper?
Speaker 5: In six words?
Speaker 3: I got the wear of We Love God? He very
Speaker 3: kindly to put last night put a heap of washing away.
Speaker 3: I had I reckon like five weeks.
Speaker 5: No, that means it means it's time for go get
Speaker 5: the swing.
Speaker 3: Stop it with the swing already. Okay, sorry, yeah, which
Speaker 3: is great, but I knew inevitably that that would mean
Speaker 3: heaps of stuff would be put in the wrong spot.
Speaker 3: But I thought, you know what, I'm not going to
Speaker 3: say anything because then.
Speaker 5: Start trying to help, she just forget it. I know,
Speaker 5: because there's three women. I don't know sometimes these days
Speaker 5: who's is who's It's all their clothes look the same.
Speaker 5: My wife now wears athletic Lisa aware like the girls
Speaker 5: and the hoodies and bras, and I actually don't know who's.
Speaker 4: Who's, especially a little linen closet as well. I just
Speaker 4: anything that doesn't go in our wardrobes.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I hate that it makes more of a mess.
Speaker 5: But I love it when goes. You know, it's easy
Speaker 5: to do it myself.
Speaker 2: I.
Speaker 3: Know, but that's what you want to hear, right, Yes,
Speaker 3: But Audrey came out with holding up a pair of
Speaker 3: my knickers and she goes, why are these in my cupboards?
Speaker 3: So he's put my knickers in Audrey's. And then I thought,
Speaker 3: I'll go check my draws. I've gone check my draw
Speaker 3: and I've got Audrey's niggers in my draw And then we've.
Speaker 5: Told you before about being too mesh with your daughter,
Speaker 5: but you can't be wearing her knickers. Stop that, Patsy.
Speaker 3: And then the towels are like everything in all neat
Speaker 3: and orders, so I know where to find stuff. Instead
Speaker 3: of putting the towels away in the cupboard in our bathroom,
Speaker 3: he's just like left them in a pile like the
Speaker 3: leaning Tower of Pisa beside the bath They're just like
Speaker 3: sitting there and I'm sure he's put them on top
Speaker 3: of dirty towels.
Speaker 5: The reason why we do six work, well, it's just
Speaker 5: shortened the thing. Somehow I've found away in a picture,
Speaker 5: well how many pictures?
Speaker 13: It?
Speaker 5: A series of paintings?
Speaker 6: On?
Speaker 5: Is it gallery? We're getting now we're having a tour
Speaker 5: on MTVS. Off the flip and why the linen cupboard?
Speaker 5: Six words? Just dis chance?
Speaker 4: It just said it?
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I'm going to play a song Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: So that's about your week so far? And six words?
Speaker 6: Oh not?
Speaker 5: When on a date last night? This comes from listening
Speaker 5: it cheeky or Tuesday night date. Nick, three year old
Speaker 5: slept all night. Tim congratulations, great news to you and
Speaker 5: your partner. Jack came bouncing in today because obviously your
Speaker 5: seven month old had had one of those dreams sleeps
Speaker 5: you need those little winds.
Speaker 4: All the way through. And we were worried because he
Speaker 4: missed his nap, and anytime they missed their nap, I
Speaker 4: feel like all evening.
Speaker 5: The old man. Let's not have the old granddad nap
Speaker 5: in the afternoon, set up two new couples. Saturday, stood
Speaker 5: in the gym bench press that comes from George. House
Speaker 5: work done, too tired for a reward. Seriously considering moving
Speaker 5: to the desert. That's someen someone who's had enough of
Speaker 5: this oppressive weather At the moment, kids rowing still early
Speaker 5: knee sleep. That comes from Lynn Jack. What's your week
Speaker 5: so far? In six words, I pulled the plug on Halloween.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to do this right now.
Speaker 4: It feels good and now I know where you guys were.
Speaker 4: Remember a couple of weeks ago, I said, oh, let's
Speaker 4: have a competition to see whose family can truss up
Speaker 4: the best in a family thing.
Speaker 5: Did you know this? By the way, so you said
Speaker 5: to Patsy, you know, like, hey, let's ever who can
Speaker 5: do it the best and stuff. They was like, no,
Speaker 5: we can busy, we got kids, and we said no.
Speaker 5: Immediately Jack went behind my back and asked my wife,
Speaker 5: O Jack mess my one. I didn't know until the
Speaker 5: next day. One of the kids goes, Jack by the way,
Speaker 5: said mama message. I went about what I thought was
Speaker 5: he checking in that I'm okay person. He goes no,
Speaker 5: saying that you said no, but trying to ask my
Speaker 5: put pressure on her to that, and even Sarah my won,
Speaker 5: went no, we don't want to do that.
Speaker 4: I thought I would rally the votes behind the scene,
Speaker 4: but even Sarah said no, we're busy, but you're trying.
Speaker 5: To get like a dad's spell going to the house.
Speaker 4: And now I understand why. We went to the Halloween
Speaker 4: costume store yesterday. And as I'm walking up and down
Speaker 4: and looking all like the plastic key Halloween costumes that
Speaker 4: you know you're only going to wear ones, and we
Speaker 4: picked some out and I'm looking at the price of
Speaker 4: it and thinking, when am I ever going to be
Speaker 4: the Mad Hatter again? No, I'm out and said, oh, well,
Speaker 4: can we at least get some skulls and pumpkins for
Speaker 4: the front of the house. I said no, because you
Speaker 4: know what that will do in track neighborhood kids to
Speaker 4: the house.
Speaker 5: Mitchell, So you know what that track joyful children.
Speaker 4: Will send the wrong message that we will be our
Speaker 4: house that wants visitors.
Speaker 5: And we don't.
Speaker 3: We don't is huge for a Bianca because she's American,
Speaker 3: so it's tradition.
Speaker 4: I'm thinking we go.
Speaker 5: So hang on a minute, what happened? Did you leave
Speaker 5: with nothing?
Speaker 4: We left with nothing.
Speaker 5: Everyone find up the tesla.
Speaker 4: Now we're not dressing up because we weren't even going
Speaker 4: to go trigger trading anyway, because.
Speaker 5: You've got seven seven his nap and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: It was just for a photo. We were going to
Speaker 4: be els in Wonderland for a photo. And then if
Speaker 4: we have decorations outside, then kids will come and knock.
Speaker 5: On the door. It's an absolute nightmare. I can't stand Halloween.
Speaker 5: The kids, and not just that they're all grabby around
Speaker 5: My bad they do this, they rummish through that all
Speaker 5: you got. I don't even answer the door, right my
Speaker 5: wife will go Chris, can you go? And no, I
Speaker 5: don't want to see those grabby little kids.
Speaker 4: Because they probably used to real rich.
Speaker 5: Of course, where's the Belgian stuff, Where's the good stuff?
Speaker 5: Go get it, mister O'Connell.
Speaker 4: I'm happy to skip it this year.
Speaker 5: Notice that when I see them sometimes they go they
Speaker 5: go two handed and I go one hand.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: If you thought yesterday we pete with Dingley village stories
Speaker 5: and facts, we have so many more. We only skim
Speaker 5: the surface yesterday. So tomorrow's Breakfast show, we are on
Speaker 5: the road. We're in the lovely home of listener Monaco,
Speaker 5: who won the show Monday. She wins me, Jack and
Speaker 5: Patsy around their pseudo echo playing live and a sixty
Speaker 5: thousand dollars kitchen make cover thanks to Robin the team
Speaker 5: at E and S. So you need to imagine where
Speaker 5: we're going to be. This is She described it as
Speaker 5: Melbourne's Chinese kitchen. The team story yesterday it is. We
Speaker 5: all know kitchens like these one person at the time.
Speaker 5: In the kitchen, Monica and husband Dustin can cook at
Speaker 5: the same time. So if they can't cook at the
Speaker 5: same time, a five piece band cannot play at the
Speaker 5: signs at the same time. So Brian is going to
Speaker 5: be behind his keyboards wedged into the kitchen or unt
Speaker 5: some concern now about how are we going to fed,
Speaker 5: get fed and stuff like that. So they're going to
Speaker 5: be dotted around this this little home that we're going
Speaker 5: to be in tomorrow. So we thought we'd do a
Speaker 5: phone because you're very lucky sometimes if you see a
Speaker 5: big band in a small room. You know, some of
Speaker 5: us before they were famous, Every single great band or
Speaker 5: artists had to do their time of playing in small rooms,
Speaker 5: you know, dive bars and stuff like that. So I
Speaker 5: always get it's very lucky if you catch a band
Speaker 5: before they break it big in a really, really small room.
Speaker 5: So we're calling this small room big band. Nine four
Speaker 5: one four one oh four three. Who is your dad's scene?
Speaker 4: Oh, my dad's one is ac DC. And with every
Speaker 4: decade that passes through, crowd gets smaller and smaller. So
Speaker 4: it started at his high school, or before ac DC
Speaker 4: were big. They played a high school, and then what.
Speaker 5: They came at the high they played at the high
Speaker 5: school high.
Speaker 4: School kids, I guess, and then it became fifty people
Speaker 4: twenty now it's practically they played a one n geek
Speaker 4: for my dad and he was in the front row brighter.
Speaker 2: You're listening to the Christian o'cyls show podcast.
Speaker 5: We just going to find back at eight right now,
Speaker 5: Big band, small room? Who did you see in a
Speaker 5: small room before they broke big? Nine four one four
Speaker 5: one o four three Christian. We saw the Wiggles on
Speaker 5: a basketball court and broad meadows for five bucks with
Speaker 5: my oldest child. Next time I saw them rod Lave Arena.
Speaker 5: There you go, big band, huge band, small room nine
Speaker 5: four one four one oh four three. Come on, it's.
Speaker 10: Sarah, Good morning.
Speaker 5: Sarah, Big band, small room. Who did you see?
Speaker 6: I was very lucky enough to see Pseudo Echo before
Speaker 6: they came became huge.
Speaker 5: Oh wow? So where were they?
Speaker 6: They performed at mine? Do you tins called it?
Speaker 5: Oh that's really cool. So this is back in the eighties.
Speaker 6: Year was eighty two eighty three.
Speaker 5: That must have been really cool. So what did they do?
Speaker 5: They do funky Town and.
Speaker 6: They did about five hours off because.
Speaker 5: They're not expecting they know where we need two songs.
Speaker 5: Five hours.
Speaker 6: They had a couple of SIPs, you know, like they play.
Speaker 6: Then they'd go off and have a break and we'd
Speaker 6: have a bit of disco or whatever it was happening,
Speaker 6: and then they'd come back and do a bit more.
Speaker 6: They didn't perform for the whole five hours.
Speaker 5: Oh gotcha, gotcha, gotcha?
Speaker 14: Okay, yeah, yeah, it.
Speaker 6: Was really great. There was about two hundred of us
Speaker 6: at the Dads and they're fantastic. So I sort of
Speaker 6: think of them as mine because I knew them because
Speaker 6: before they would be.
Speaker 5: Okay, well, we'll let them know we met your own. Sarah, Sarah,
Speaker 5: thank you very much. You called me. Have a good day.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 13: Bye.
Speaker 5: Costa Costa So Big Band's Small room.
Speaker 11: Back in the eighties, Saint Peter's Hall in Center Openway.
Speaker 13: I saw a little reuven Ice House and Straight Hall
Speaker 13: two bucks.
Speaker 5: That's amazing. Three great bands there.
Speaker 15: Yeah, on the on the monthly venue one month, different
Speaker 15: band each month.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, that's awesome. All right, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Let's go to Simon Good. Hi you gang here Good
Speaker 5: and Simon Big band Small room. Who did you see?
Speaker 15: I saw John Mayer in Charlottesville, Virginia. He was playing
Speaker 15: on a stool in a in a CD shop. It
Speaker 15: was probably I walked past the city shop there was
Speaker 15: a dude on a stool, walked in.
Speaker 14: It was him.
Speaker 15: Well, obviously abnyeknew he was. He was just channing out
Speaker 15: his change from room for squares.
Speaker 5: Wow. Wait, that's pretty incredible. Then ever then became a
Speaker 5: huge international artist.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I mean yeah, he's been huge for a long time.
Speaker 15: But yeah, back then it was it was just like
Speaker 15: walking past anybody sitting on a stool playing. He was
Speaker 15: amazing guitars, and that's kind of what was pulling people in,
Speaker 15: say at a bit of a crowd game, but it
Speaker 15: was just in a shot a pretty small town from Virginia.
Speaker 15: And yeah, he was very.
Speaker 5: Word And that's all right, Simon, thank you very much,
Speaker 5: no worries, is it me? Is all a little bit.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: Show on the road tomorrow from one of your homes,
Speaker 5: Monica's house with her husband Dustin their two kids in
Speaker 5: Dingley Village. Yesterday we're asking for your five degrees of
Speaker 5: Dingley Village, any stories, any facts after our producers three
Speaker 5: producers uncovered three facts. Well there weren't actually facts. There
Speaker 5: were more stats actually just how many people live there
Speaker 5: and the total space of it.
Speaker 4: And the median age forty five years old.
Speaker 5: So the one thing missing fun how have it you
Speaker 5: brought the fun like you do every single morning. One
Speaker 5: of you, said, Christian, I vaguely remember that Dingley Village
Speaker 5: featured on an episode of Selling Houses Australia. You were
Speaker 5: right two thousand and eight. Here's some of it about
Speaker 5: the great Dingley Village, our home for tomorrow's show Tomorrow.
Speaker 16: Once known for its fruit farming, Dingley Village is now
Speaker 16: an established family suburb with large affordable houses built by
Speaker 16: the European migrants.
Speaker 5: Who settled here. Wait, there's more.
Speaker 16: It's twenty seven kilometers from the CBD, but the Nepean
Speaker 16: Highway has cut trouble time to just over thirty minutes.
Speaker 16: There are no iconic trams or swanky cafes yet, but
Speaker 16: interest is definitely on the rise.
Speaker 5: You're really telling it, But this is two thousand and eight.
Speaker 5: We heard yesterday as romas the Hawks might be moving there,
Speaker 5: and also that the Southern Hemisphere's largest water park may
Speaker 5: be being constructed in Dingley Village after the show, Just
Speaker 5: when we thought we peaked with all your stories, not
Speaker 5: so you.
Speaker 17: Had more high Christian is Taffy from Dingley Village. Here.
Speaker 17: My daughter goes to Kingswood Primary School and the ex
Speaker 17: principal used to be. Cosantino is a magician's mum, and
Speaker 17: there's actually a hall named after Cosantino because he donated
Speaker 17: the money to have it built.
Speaker 5: We should not rest on the show until we have
Speaker 5: a hall named.
Speaker 12: After us Ghiddo, Christian, it's marqu here. I grew up
Speaker 12: in Dingley. Dingley was surrounded by landfills. There wasn't much
Speaker 12: to do, so we found our own fun by throwing
Speaker 12: shopping trolleys and rocks into the old quick scene. I
Speaker 12: live just outside of Dingway now just down the road
Speaker 12: in Parkdale. I'm sure you'll have a great time in Dingley.
Speaker 12: It's a great spot.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 18: Hi, Christian Ntin. This is Susan and I grew up
Speaker 18: in Dingley Village. A couple of fun facts for you.
Speaker 18: The longest serving GP was Dr Pierce. He pierced my
Speaker 18: years when I was eleven years old and I passed
Speaker 18: down on the footpath. Another thing that you might not
Speaker 18: know is that the footballer Lee Matthew's living in Dingley
Speaker 18: Village for many years.
Speaker 5: Thanks by Lee Matthews Trevor Marker. It's a place for legends. Basically.
Speaker 5: One of your emails that came in yesterday was about
Speaker 5: this guy, Adam Brooks.
Speaker 9: Christian, what's happening, dude? It is the Kingley of Dingley,
Speaker 9: former Melbourne City Wrestling heavyweight champion Alan Brooks here and look, dude,
Speaker 9: I heard that you're going to Monika's house to broadcast
Speaker 9: live from Dingley. If you get any issues while you're
Speaker 9: in Dingley, hit me up, mate. I'll come and sort
Speaker 9: all the people out, and then afterwards we're going to
Speaker 9: Pauline Avenue and we're going to enjoy a spaghetti pizza.
Speaker 9: I absolutely love the spaghetti pizza from Pauline Avenue pizza shop.
Speaker 8: So Christian, enjoy your time in Dingley, dude.
Speaker 5: Right, this is he sounds alleged by the way. I
Speaker 5: wish we'd found out about him last week actually, but
Speaker 5: we hadn't picked the house then. But he's even got
Speaker 5: Kingly of Dingley these amazing T shirts.
Speaker 4: I really could get it tomorrow.
Speaker 5: But anyway, so he's mentioned Pauline Avenue and the pizza
Speaker 5: pa specaus is that we need to speak to them
Speaker 5: today to see there's any way we can try this
Speaker 5: tomorrow morning during the show.
Speaker 1: Look, Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 5: Hi, Christian brothers Nick and Chris Jester from the Banchet
Speaker 5: grew up in Dingley Village. Weakest claim to fame My
Speaker 5: daughter went to kindergarten with their younger brother not in
Speaker 5: the band. Endingly, Joe nicely links to the claim to
Speaker 5: fame and to my show. You're crossing the streams. Please
Speaker 5: be careful people, show.
Speaker 4: Business, my show business.
Speaker 6: My father was Rick Springfield's mother's handy.
Speaker 8: Mares of on traps in the sound of music were my.
Speaker 19: Great great grandparents.
Speaker 6: My mother actually worked for the Queen in England, turning herosent.
Speaker 6: I watched a movie made by Chuck Norris que ist.
Speaker 2: Chuck Norris Christian O'Connell's weakest claim to face.
Speaker 5: All right, line's open now nine four one four one
Speaker 5: O four three. What is your weakest claim to fame?
Speaker 5: Let's go to John first of all? Coome morning John,
Speaker 5: Oh morning, Christian?
Speaker 14: There are you going?
Speaker 5: I'm good John, okay. Weakest clean to fame?
Speaker 14: Yep, so pretty much. I bumped shoulders with Noel Gallagher
Speaker 14: while walking in the streets of Melbourne many years ago.
Speaker 5: Now, so what was this when he was with his
Speaker 5: brother an oasis or was he out here on solo tour?
Speaker 13: No?
Speaker 14: I know he was with his brother and Oasis that
Speaker 14: it was for the Livid festival back when that was on.
Speaker 14: So yeah, and I was just casually walking down Elizabeth
Speaker 14: Street with my mate. We were just exploring Melbourne before
Speaker 14: the festival, and yeah, I banged into someone and like,
Speaker 14: and we kind of looked back at each other and
Speaker 14: gave each other that look of eight, don't bump into me.
Speaker 14: And then I'm walking away. My mate's like, you know
Speaker 14: who that was? And I'm like, I have no idea,
Speaker 14: and he's like, that was no Galligher from Oasis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well you've got to be careful because you know,
Speaker 4: you can throw a punch or two.
Speaker 14: Yeah, I did think that. I didn't know which brother
Speaker 14: it was, and i'd heard tales.
Speaker 5: John, thank you very much your cool.
Speaker 14: Yeah, thank you, guys. I appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Have a good day, John Anthony, good morning. Week is
Speaker 5: kind of fame.
Speaker 13: I'll working at hotels at Contierge back in the day
Speaker 13: and I just happened to be walking in and my
Speaker 13: boss goes, can you quickly please take this lady's luggage
Speaker 13: straight upstairs? So I walked upstairs and and we were
Speaker 13: walking into the elevator. Her bodyguard must have been at
Speaker 13: a time, a massive, massive guy. We've walked in and
Speaker 13: I started singing a bit of arpole of that girl,
Speaker 13: and because they've just been on the radio, the Ana
Speaker 13: and a Anna, he starts cracking up, laughing. And as
Speaker 13: I found out when I walked to them into the room,
Speaker 13: when Stefani was in fact behind him.
Speaker 5: So you were singing Gwen Stefani all about girl and
Speaker 5: he happened to be in the left with Gwen Stefani.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and the I looks I got, especially from her
Speaker 13: to her bodyguard as well as he was cracking himself laughing.
Speaker 5: All right, Anthony, incredible story.
Speaker 13: Yeah. I look, there was a very very funny and
Speaker 13: he was a lovely guy, but she was definitely a diva, right, gotcha?
Speaker 5: All right, Anthony, We'll let you go. Thank you.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 5: I'm not saying those last two callers were't the go,
Speaker 5: but Sue the Boss has just chipped him one for
Speaker 5: the first time ever on the weakest claim to fame.
Speaker 4: She's trying to save the segment.
Speaker 5: She's got the shows back. Does this count? Not even
Speaker 5: good morning? Does this count? SHANEA Blaze from the block
Speaker 5: walk past me? In the line for the news Missus
Speaker 5: Harris goes to Paris on Sunday. Yes, Sue, that's one
Speaker 5: of the better ones. Thank you. Nine four one four
Speaker 5: one oh four three your weakest claim to fame? Good morning, Tim.
Speaker 15: Yeah, hi ye.
Speaker 7: My father Many is going the seventies refereeing to match
Speaker 7: between BLO and then also our team including Molly Meldram.
Speaker 5: That is amazing. And so how come they're all playing
Speaker 5: football together.
Speaker 7: We're in Melbourne playing the concert. They must have got
Speaker 7: bored and just wanted to have a soccer match.
Speaker 5: I wish more bands when they're touring the world. You
Speaker 5: got to that time got involved in local football talknaments.
Speaker 4: Do you remember who else was in the All Star?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I couldn't tell you.
Speaker 7: My father wasn't really into music because it made it
Speaker 7: worse my younger brother and I. He was going to
Speaker 7: pull us out of school to be linesmen, but he
Speaker 7: thought Elo was just an orchestra.
Speaker 5: This is great. I love the fact that Elo cares
Speaker 5: so much about the game. They want it properly, sort
Speaker 5: of Marshall a linesman and a referee. This is amazing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, my father was a play for referee at the time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, that's the EELO that want a proper standard,
Speaker 5: you know, international rules, just not a normal referee, a
Speaker 5: free for one.
Speaker 4: You want to know about it.
Speaker 5: We want to work. Won a World Cup red. Maybe
Speaker 5: the referee tours with them from then on. They couldn't
Speaker 5: trust a local one. Tim. That's a great story. Thank
Speaker 5: you very much, Renzo. Good morning.
Speaker 19: Okay, seem my weakest claim to fame is my wife
Speaker 19: who used to live in Dingley babysit babysat Nick and Chris,
Speaker 19: sister from Jet.
Speaker 5: This is great. Wherever we go today, it all leads
Speaker 5: back to Dingley Village and the man.
Speaker 19: Jets exactly exactly. So the quick story was I was
Speaker 19: watching them. I was watching them on the telly. She
Speaker 19: walks by and says, hey, what a Nick and Christine
Speaker 19: on the telly. I said, that's chit. Yeah, Nick and Chris.
Speaker 19: I used to babysit them. So it turns out they
Speaker 19: lived two houses down the street in Catherine Avenue.
Speaker 5: Oh wait, that's amazing, Renzo, Thank you very much. She's cool.
Speaker 19: Pleasure. I have a great day.
Speaker 5: Thank you. How many of these maybe one a month?
Speaker 5: We get work. Someone walks past the TV and go,
Speaker 5: what's so and so doing on TV.
Speaker 4: She never got around to hearing about jet But I
Speaker 4: recognize that child's faces has grown adults, all right, Adam,
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 8: Christian.
Speaker 20: My weakest claim to fame is I played footy with
Speaker 20: Dipper's son and in the late nineties when he was
Speaker 20: on all the Dimmi Dads and all that, and he
Speaker 20: filled in as a runner for our footage team one day,
Speaker 20: so we had a brandlow medallist running out messages from
Speaker 20: our coach at Botan.
Speaker 5: He's a hell of a character, isn't he. Remember we
Speaker 5: did last year. One last game he was trying to
Speaker 5: head back listeners running head by, and there was angry
Speaker 5: that he missed. It was just a friendly, non contact game.
Speaker 5: We were so decided what to do.
Speaker 4: We actually have slow mow footage where he tried to
Speaker 4: pole drive someoney Luckily, luckily he was too slow and
Speaker 4: missed them.
Speaker 5: Twenty years ago with a different incident. But what a legend.
Speaker 20: He was great. The team we were playing were pretty rough,
Speaker 20: and being one of the bigger kids on the team,
Speaker 20: I decided trying to stick up some of my team mate,
Speaker 20: so I put a kid into the fence right in
Speaker 20: front of his mum and his mom started yelling a
Speaker 20: Dipper to tell me to go a bit softer, and
Speaker 20: Dipper sort of tried to calm it down, and he
Speaker 20: came over to me in the middle of the ground.
Speaker 20: He said, next time, get him harder and put him
Speaker 20: through the fist.
Speaker 5: And that was a kid. You say, Adam, thank you
Speaker 5: for you cool. Let's get to the boss on next.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian o'commel show podcast.
Speaker 5: A lot of reaction from what we talked about yesterday.
Speaker 5: This serie that Jack's wife said to Jack that apparently
Speaker 5: scientific survey is that when men do more housework, more
Speaker 5: household chores, they are more attractive to the partners. Patsy
Speaker 5: doubled down on this sch some very strong stuff and
Speaker 5: every lady that called the show all corroborate also the
Speaker 5: same thing. This is true. Email here from Andrew Clark, Christian.
Speaker 5: Having listened to the show yesterday, I thought about things differently,
Speaker 5: went home, got home, cooked a wonderful home chicken curry
Speaker 5: with rights and homemade narmbreads afterwards, and my wife a
Speaker 5: nice coffee. Also, we had pudding and everything I did
Speaker 5: the washing up, entied the kitchen bin, put the wheelibur
Speaker 5: out ready for morning collection. How did it go? Or
Speaker 5: how you ask? Well, it's half an hour after all this,
Speaker 5: and I'm typing you this email instead of wallowing, and
Speaker 5: a police called toal Bliss to tell you this story.
Speaker 5: It's all alike, Christian designed to make men do more housework.
Speaker 2: Andy, you're listening to the Christian o'carl show podcast.
Speaker 5: Budget movies is what we're looking for today. Budget movies.
Speaker 5: None flew over the Cuckoo's nest, budge of cutbacks, no one.
Speaker 5: They've got no money to silver, full rental jacket, Please
Speaker 5: have it back by Monday. No staines to bossit. No
Speaker 5: coupon book for old men silver, the Devil Harder's price,
Speaker 5: isn't it?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Kind of down?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: Well, this year's budget No no, no. The ever wears Nada
Speaker 5: gold and God Raising a Baby's expensive, isn't it?
Speaker 6: Jo?
Speaker 5: Three men in a Little Lady a little bit cheaper
Speaker 5: little lady instead of little that's clever? Yeah, thank you?
Speaker 5: What little?
Speaker 4: The supermarket chain's little.
Speaker 3: It's like an eldie. We were going to get them,
Speaker 3: but we're not anymore. Apparently they're in the UK everywhere,
Speaker 3: aren't they?
Speaker 4: The UK? Welcome.
Speaker 5: Look at hands over there. Passing gives me a gold.
Speaker 4: Here we go. Some Australian budget movies.
Speaker 5: Oh these would be good local humor.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, great Australian film. Actually looking for eld brandy.
Speaker 4: Oh silver, it's actually very non obvious, reduced bigelow male jigglow.
Speaker 5: Silver, the little fiscals. Yeah silver, you guys are aren't
Speaker 5: very good.
Speaker 3: We gave you a giggle.
Speaker 4: Remember that great Frankie Munei's film agent Cody Banks.
Speaker 5: I did about great but do you remember it? Yeah,
Speaker 5: about twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: Agent Piggy Banks.
Speaker 5: Now that's gold. You can have gold for that.
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Speaker 5: That's my your time wasted today budget movie Jack, you're
Speaker 5: in to my theres Jurassic Backyard black cart. Prices are
Speaker 5: down down down silver. But on Juny Honey, I shrunk
Speaker 5: the budget silver five minutes at Bernie's Bronze west Side
Speaker 5: PORI silver it spleak, That isn't it. It's a darkhart
Speaker 5: to actually tango and coupons silver. Harry Potter and the
Speaker 5: Philosopher's Pebble.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, gold because we're desperate for one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this isn't even a movie. It's a movie star
Speaker 5: Alpa Chipo's.
Speaker 4: Funny but not a movie.
Speaker 5: Bronze Gecko, Dundee Crocodile's too expensive, Gold, Alan Snake's on
Speaker 5: a plane, Gold Mark well dumb Edward now clipperhands because
Speaker 5: the cost of scissors these days. Silver plus Son you're
Speaker 5: putting a mojor at the end of that of the
Speaker 5: horror face Coffee at Tiffany's Gold Andrew, well done, fall
Speaker 5: less Gump Gold, that's very clever, Arena thrifty First Dates Silver,
Speaker 5: throw money from the train, Gold plus Kate Taylor, well done,
Speaker 5: Charlie in a chocolate shot. Not money for that factory
Speaker 5: you Me and Nobody. Bronze Tadpole, Dundee.
Speaker 4: Silver, Yeah, men.
Speaker 5: Who stare a budgets Bronze, Little Shop of Horrors, Tony
Speaker 5: with an eye walking Miss Daisy, Silver, Chitty Bang Gold,
Speaker 5: we brought a zoo becomes we brought a canoo Bronze. Yeah,
Speaker 5: Big W's House, said the Big Mummers.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 5: Dude, where's my rental cart?
Speaker 4: Gold?
Speaker 5: That's all page use eleven, all right? Who gets go
Speaker 5: class double pass for there once?
Speaker 4: Kate can have it for throwing money from the train.
Speaker 5: Kate can have it. That's his style. Cake can have it. Kate,
Speaker 5: you have it all right.
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Speaker 5: our show on the road, The Kitchen O'Connell Show. There's
Speaker 5: a show in M kitchen.
Speaker 4: What am I gonna do?
Speaker 5: There's a band in M kitchen?
Speaker 4: What are they gonna do?
Speaker 5: Pseudo Wake that's gonna play.
Speaker 4: That's what they're gonna do.
Speaker 5: They might use my lou al right, So tomorrow's show
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Speaker 5: the mighty awesome Hollywood of Victoria. That's right, I say Dingley,
Speaker 5: you say Village. So tomorrow six tonight. Monica, she's the winner,
Speaker 5: she said. We picked on Monday from all your thousands
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Speaker 5: be good house guests. The lovely, warm, hospitable Monica is
Speaker 5: from Slovakia. I thought would be a very nice thing
Speaker 5: for us each to learn just one phrase a sentence
Speaker 5: in Slovakian to say tomorrow. This we've made the effort
Speaker 5: to learn about your country. Okay, so I've got twenty
Speaker 5: four hours to learn this. Thank you for having us.
Speaker 5: These dumplings are delicious.
Speaker 21: Jack quieme just chinas dos taalikisovinikyote.
Speaker 5: Monica said they're going to make us some traditional Slovakian dumplings.
Speaker 5: So I need to I need to get this off
Speaker 5: into eight four hours.
Speaker 21: Jaqquieme just chinas dos talisvinikyote.
Speaker 5: All right, they got a trampling. Jack's very excited about that.
Speaker 5: This is the Slovakian for Hello. My name is Jack.
Speaker 5: Can I please jump on your trampoline?
Speaker 21: Dobrigin vom sajack more gempo trampolino.
Speaker 5: You got lucky there, trampolino. This is what we all
Speaker 5: do in a foreign country, where you point to something
Speaker 5: and adding o added biro dos do do do spiros spiros.
Speaker 5: Thank you. Then the old thumber, if you can just
Speaker 5: point the trumpet trampolino and then and then do a
Speaker 5: little jumpy jump. Now, Patsy, this is your one. I
Speaker 5: am the news reader. I need to use your bathroom quickly.
Speaker 21: Some sprabodete.
Speaker 5: Cope, all right, all to tomorrow's show. We will see you.
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