Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
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Speaker 5: Good morning, It's a question O'Connell show. Thursday morning, Good morning, Jackie, your.
Speaker 4: Morning coome onring Pats Morning, Pats. I know your daughters
Speaker 4: already went back to school finally yesterday. How did she
Speaker 4: get on?
Speaker 6: Could it be any more drama field? So I hadn't
Speaker 6: heard anything all day, so I assumed she had a
Speaker 6: fabulous day.
Speaker 4: And then she's sat in big school now. Yeah, so
Speaker 4: it's the first day big school, first.
Speaker 6: Day of high school. Oh, Thursday of year seven, Big
Speaker 6: big day. So what they did The school has a farm,
Speaker 6: so it was kind of like a team building exercise
Speaker 6: for the first day.
Speaker 5: The real hair school has a farm.
Speaker 2: They've got a farm campus.
Speaker 4: Surely you're not just sending it to the farm to work.
Speaker 5: Tell her this is a school. You're learning so much.
Speaker 3: Big Day.
Speaker 6: So they have a huge influx of new kids, like
Speaker 6: they've doubled their year level, like one hundred new kids.
Speaker 6: So I think it was like a team building exercise
Speaker 6: out at this other campus. But I don't know how
Speaker 6: much fun it was.
Speaker 2: So they went.
Speaker 6: It took them on a five K hike, no fun.
Speaker 4: Hot day yesterday, the first day back at big school.
Speaker 4: Even on a five days You think, is it like
Speaker 4: this every day? This sucks.
Speaker 5: It's just been a grown ups like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hated it, he said, you.
Speaker 5: Mean right now, I'm going to go down a five
Speaker 5: K walk. No, I'm not five k walk.
Speaker 3: Given first day back of pre season for football team,
Speaker 3: that's a two k for them trial.
Speaker 4: Especially those school books on Max Scorn's back. Come on,
Speaker 4: fighter k hike anyway.
Speaker 6: One of her poor mates broke her foot dancing over
Speaker 6: the holidays, so she had a moon boot so she had.
Speaker 4: She's at the back, at the back with the sick
Speaker 4: kids at the back. Yeah, you with the asthma ones.
Speaker 4: Come on, keep up.
Speaker 6: Anyway. You get a text when they go into sick bay,
Speaker 6: or even if they you know of off site, you
Speaker 6: get a text. The nurse will let you know.
Speaker 4: And I know what the timetable is, and I'm like,
Speaker 4: I have double mass and beforehand is it the lady
Speaker 4: goes squshy, there, won't you. I'm not hand her over.
Speaker 4: I'm like, listen, double mass, I oh, don't go towards
Speaker 4: a light just yet, and hang on in there.
Speaker 6: Well, I got the text yesterday and it says query
Speaker 6: bullant sting to the left foot, and I thought, your
Speaker 6: bullant sting is not that's not great. Shoe and sock
Speaker 6: on at the time, no obvious spike mark tea tree
Speaker 6: spray applied and monitor and so then I went down
Speaker 6: a Google wormhole before I picked her up, because I thought,
Speaker 6: I don't think from memory bull ant bites are like
Speaker 6: really bad and I shouldn't have googled are.
Speaker 4: They Well, apparently it was just ants, red ants and
Speaker 4: fire ants.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I know if you get so.
Speaker 6: Yeah, apparently they've killed people jack according to the Google doctor.
Speaker 1: Really you think.
Speaker 4: There's people that have like the high allergies or if.
Speaker 6: You have an anaphylactic response. And I thought all that,
Speaker 6: I know the nurse has it in hand, but I thought,
Speaker 6: oh gee, this this is not going to be fun anyway.
Speaker 4: So the nurse probably has no training, you know, because
Speaker 4: they don't do anything to do in nurses like she'd
Speaker 4: be to sort out of the lamp problem. She'd have
Speaker 4: no facilities there in that medical bank working with.
Speaker 6: Google anyways, so I picked her up. She was fine.
Speaker 6: You know what it turned out to be. It was
Speaker 6: a mozzi bite on her toe because they were down
Speaker 6: at the day.
Speaker 4: Well, they've got them marked there, haven't they. Well we day, Well,
Speaker 4: the last tricks by Audrey's name, probably.
Speaker 3: The mom I might not be back in tomorrow.
Speaker 4: The Mozzi's got me real bad bad. What I need
Speaker 4: a moon boot form my finger. The mozzie got me
Speaker 4: right on the tip there.
Speaker 6: But they were yabbying down at the dam. They've got
Speaker 6: a damn catching yabbies.
Speaker 3: What are they doing a normal class at this school?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I thought, likeaches, get the old binders out, get
Speaker 4: to know your curriculum and stuff of that, and do
Speaker 4: some lessons that'll be today, right, Okay, Oh well it's
Speaker 4: because she's How did you and Chris feel getting the
Speaker 4: house back to yourself?
Speaker 6: I felt great because Chris is away for work for
Speaker 6: a couple of days, so I had the hot.
Speaker 1: I actually didn't know what.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I didn't know what to do with myself though.
Speaker 6: It was so quiet, But I think presly the dog
Speaker 6: didn't cope like he coped even worse because he's like
Speaker 6: sitting at the front door all day. Oh, I'm like,
Speaker 6: they're going to be home soon. Made it's alright. He's
Speaker 6: looking at me. It's like, hang on, I've had you.
Speaker 4: It looks so sad.
Speaker 5: But they do that, just stand out there into the darkness.
Speaker 5: They look so sad. They said that dogs out of emotions.
Speaker 3: They do.
Speaker 4: When our little dog Reggie, he sits by the door
Speaker 4: all day and waiting for Sarah to come home and
Speaker 4: I laugh, just laughing, and she didn't come back for hours. Wet.
Speaker 5: You might just go and sleep it off.
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Speaker 4: Day four today And when a billboard lates on the swaning,
Speaker 4: your chance to have your message all over the billboards
Speaker 4: of Melbourne within minutes, whenever you wanted to say we
Speaker 4: can change it, it goes low within minutes. That's after
Speaker 4: seven o'clock this morning. Patsy twenty four hours on from
Speaker 4: fish Gate yesterday morning. I was actually dry heaven when
Speaker 4: Pats and up partuicacaately and we're talking about how they
Speaker 4: both come in the same way to work and they've
Speaker 4: driven over spilled fish that were literally carpeted over.
Speaker 6: Where were you, Alexander Alexandra Avenue, just under where you
Speaker 6: go under the bridge where the arts center is.
Speaker 3: There was it the one kind of fish or an
Speaker 3: assortment of No.
Speaker 2: I didn't get out to examine.
Speaker 4: It, Jack, Oh, well you should have done. Okay for
Speaker 4: fish lovers, they still want to know, you know.
Speaker 2: You know what. It's still there on the road. There's
Speaker 2: been no cleaner.
Speaker 6: What two patches, no one just under the bridge. And
Speaker 6: then you go a little yep, still in the left line.
Speaker 4: Someone stood on the holiday. They didn't get they've got
Speaker 4: their out office reply. Not back to first down there
Speaker 4: today sitting.
Speaker 3: In then all day sting away.
Speaker 4: It's lovely, like some sort of chowder.
Speaker 6: So I went through the car wash, went through the
Speaker 6: drive through car wash shares today and sort of reversed
Speaker 6: over that bidet thing as you, yes, Marvey sleeplessly yesterday.
Speaker 6: Still stinks, still stinks.
Speaker 4: But there'd be some fish head stuck somewhere up a.
Speaker 2: Pipe, That's what Chris said.
Speaker 6: So I parked it in the drive. I dareen't park
Speaker 6: in the garage because I don't want it going through
Speaker 6: the house.
Speaker 4: I don't want that in the house. You've got the
Speaker 4: Mulligan's coming over this weekend.
Speaker 6: So the Love God said, when I get home at
Speaker 6: the weekend, he said, I'm going to have to gurney
Speaker 6: up under there.
Speaker 4: That's an extra from Greece to be on that little
Speaker 4: trolley escapeard.
Speaker 6: Yeah, if anyone's got a carjack or one of those
Speaker 6: pits at home, you know that you jump in that
Speaker 6: the mechanic has and you're hoisted up so we can
Speaker 6: get up there with the gurney. He's going to have
Speaker 6: to do that because there's obviously a fishhead or something
Speaker 6: stuck up that.
Speaker 4: Would actually would really irritate me because it would just rotten, decompose.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting. So washing it has done nothing.
Speaker 4: That's not participating here. Yesterday was adamant that she was
Speaker 4: going to contact the council today the city of Mailmantuas
Speaker 4: for a complimentary car wash because she can. How'd it go?
Speaker 4: Do you go on?
Speaker 5: When do you go today?
Speaker 7: I haven't sent the email, but I have it in
Speaker 7: my drafts ready to go.
Speaker 4: Please read it out.
Speaker 5: What are you saying and what department does that go to?
Speaker 7: I haven't figured out which department. I've just written down
Speaker 7: my anger. So I've just said to whom it may concern.
Speaker 4: Every great email, You and Patsy. Honestly, you're living together. Now,
Speaker 4: you're sinking up together, you're angering together, complaining together.
Speaker 7: Yesterday, Jen thirty first, I was traveling along City Road
Speaker 7: Alexandra Avenue, going to tell George's Richmond when my car
Speaker 7: was hit with what I believe was fish on the road.
Speaker 4: Whoa God, imagine my horror.
Speaker 7: It was all over the road for about two hundred meters.
Speaker 7: I now have the fish all on the underside of
Speaker 7: my car, and it apps absolutely reeks. I've tried to
Speaker 7: clean the car, actually haven't, but I'm going to to
Speaker 7: no Avol and we'll try again today.
Speaker 6: But I believe that I'm.
Speaker 4: A forget that email. Well, good luck with that. Let
Speaker 4: me know how it goes out, Get on with it.
Speaker 4: What do you want me to do? I think I
Speaker 4: think I'm putting that in fold of Mark Megacarens.
Speaker 7: I believe I am entitled to be remunerated for this
Speaker 7: cost as I am a taxpayer of this regard.
Speaker 4: This is like you're live on three w I always
Speaker 4: hit my favorite thing when they go tax I don't
Speaker 4: pay my taxes for dot dot dot dot.
Speaker 6: Dot and believe I'm entitled.
Speaker 4: Just now, you're quite right with that.
Speaker 5: I believe I'm entitled. You do believe you're entitled?
Speaker 7: Yes, for this cost, I look forward to hearing from you.
Speaker 6: Kindest regards, Caitlin, the kindest regard.
Speaker 3: Please the twelve dollars A yeah, put the coins in, don't.
Speaker 6: Forget genuinely though, I think I'm going to ring our
Speaker 6: car insurer today. No, seriously, what if I have to
Speaker 6: sell the car because I just can't get the smell out?
Speaker 6: I don't want to buy of you exactly exactly fish
Speaker 6: in a new car. I want to wring our insurance say, hey,
Speaker 6: where do we stand? Like, where can I get under
Speaker 6: the car and find the fish head? Yeah, it's not
Speaker 6: my job to do that.
Speaker 4: How much should you pay an air tasker to do that?
Speaker 4: Put it on air tasker, I'm not going to know.
Speaker 6: There has to be specialists, you know, forensic cleaners when
Speaker 6: they go to the scene of a crime, who have
Speaker 6: got all the right gear, all the chemicals and stuff
Speaker 6: to get rid of all that stuff.
Speaker 2: It needs something like that.
Speaker 4: I don't think there is a crime scene where there's
Speaker 4: been fish heads, but you know specialist equipment. What is
Speaker 4: that fish head remove? Is that on one of those
Speaker 4: attachments you just chuck at the back of the cover
Speaker 4: with the hoover that long thing on the year your car?
Speaker 4: And then there's the other one. I don't even know
Speaker 4: what this brushy things for. It's got a weak brush.
Speaker 4: It's like a French tickler.
Speaker 6: But I'm genuinely concerned that it's stuck in the car.
Speaker 5: Now, God, that's going to bug you. That is going
Speaker 5: to bug you for days.
Speaker 4: Apparently you know you called your call projuiccating yesterday she
Speaker 4: recorded it.
Speaker 8: Oh I come from twelve brothers and sisters.
Speaker 4: Oh no, that's not your No, sorry, bloody, how off
Speaker 4: air voices were really dumb? Alight? Here is really bad.
Speaker 9: It's it's smell and it's disgusting.
Speaker 2: What's it smell like?
Speaker 1: What we call jocks? Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: There are certain songs that remind me of my mom
Speaker 4: and dad. Whenever I hear them, I'm instantly back to
Speaker 4: thinking about my parents, and I think for all of us,
Speaker 4: there are certain songs that when you were growing up,
Speaker 4: your mom and dad would listen to them, and you're
Speaker 4: not really heard music that since they're not their songs.
Speaker 4: It's like, whenever you hear these songs, it's like look
Speaker 4: time traveling capsule. So there's a song by a band
Speaker 4: called the Three Degrees. There are seventy sort of soul
Speaker 4: band from America. My dad used to love them. I think,
Speaker 4: you know, he fancied one of the singers. I think
Speaker 4: it's way mainly liked it. And I could tell whenever
Speaker 4: Dad was home, you'd hear this. You used to have
Speaker 4: this song cassette. And when he used to pick me
Speaker 4: and my mates up for like late night parties, right,
Speaker 4: we'd be fairly cut and you'd hear.
Speaker 5: Me and my mates you know, at like eighteen. There
Speaker 5: are all kinds of statement.
Speaker 4: I'll be like, you could show like it was some
Speaker 4: kind of late night vigilante.
Speaker 5: You know this is so.
Speaker 4: Maybe they should play this outside the MTG when everyone's
Speaker 4: pouring out after a big game to the losing side,
Speaker 4: you know, just a fancy a bit like you know
Speaker 4: know what, more than just a game, it's about live.
Speaker 3: It's too many differences.
Speaker 4: Come on, let's let's hug it out. And then from
Speaker 4: my moment, was there she loves Simon our garfun call
Speaker 4: and this song Homeward Bound, which is a great song.
Speaker 4: When my arms escaping explained when I hear this, now
Speaker 4: I can see the picture of the final that she heard,
Speaker 4: not that that song on right and he almost a kid,
Speaker 4: certain things scared you. You look back now, just suddenly
Speaker 4: realized Simon from Simon and gud Funkle scared the hell
Speaker 4: out of even then I was, oh my god, that
Speaker 4: man really his hair, it was the hair his hair. Remember,
Speaker 4: years many years later, I was off the chance to
Speaker 4: interview when I went to and producing no, And I
Speaker 4: didn't want to say because you went, oh, I can't
Speaker 4: thought you might mentioned, and I went, no, I don't
Speaker 4: think the orders to be interested. Now that's a drive home.
Speaker 4: Why don't I like, Oh my gosh, this hair I
Speaker 4: saw him. I think I might wet myself.
Speaker 3: I could do a phone interview, baby, but not in person.
Speaker 4: God, no clown like, oh my god it was I
Speaker 4: love that song. But we should talk to our irrational
Speaker 4: things that scared you as a kid, Simon and Garfunkel
Speaker 4: because of his hair. A great artist, Jack, what's it
Speaker 4: for you?
Speaker 5: What reminds you've done?
Speaker 3: First of all, Dad, I loved this seventies band that
Speaker 3: I haven't ever heard again of since it only existed
Speaker 3: in our house. He had all the records of this
Speaker 3: band called UFO.
Speaker 4: I've never heard of them. This feilds like a song
Speaker 4: that Tarantino is going to dust off and be back
Speaker 4: in a song? Is Kurt Russell in a big muscle car?
Speaker 3: But when he wasn't listening to his seventies hard rock,
Speaker 3: we would wake up some Sunday mornings to the soundtrack
Speaker 3: of Last of the Mohicans.
Speaker 4: What did you get Sunday mornings? Is right?
Speaker 5: Was that my parents took control of the music.
Speaker 4: Center, you know soundtracks?
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 3: And Dad at this stage, picture of just a man
Speaker 3: reading the newspaper with a cup of tea.
Speaker 4: Isn't it?
Speaker 5: And what's the sworn for your mum? Chris Isaac?
Speaker 3: Yeah, mom, My memory of my mum listening to this
Speaker 3: is like staring out the window window into the middle distance,
Speaker 3: lost somewhere else listening.
Speaker 4: To I think every mum listen right now knows that
Speaker 4: stare that yearning.
Speaker 6: You need to take it to Chris, He's coming out
Speaker 6: in April. You should take up.
Speaker 3: I don't want to see that middle stair again.
Speaker 5: The stage I called it Chris Isaac.
Speaker 4: Come, I didn't know you know him? Like carry?
Speaker 5: Can you talk about her? As see?
Speaker 6: Chris got his guitar pick last time he was here.
Speaker 6: He threw it and I caught it.
Speaker 4: It's good looking guy, actual, isn't he? Ah?
Speaker 6: Maybe not now?
Speaker 4: Oh doggy Isaac? Stick them at the back of the
Speaker 4: stage with Simon and from Simon it's not.
Speaker 6: Hard to look at but he's probably not my sword Patsy.
Speaker 5: What's the song that reminds you of your parents?
Speaker 6: Your dad, dad was a truck driver and on school
Speaker 6: holidays were you No, you're dead?
Speaker 4: No? Apparently this is it?
Speaker 6: I know it should be Platters Twilight Time?
Speaker 5: Oh sorry, Oh this is a great tube.
Speaker 6: Dad would play it at nauseum the whole way from
Speaker 6: plain Reading to Sydney, Sydney to Melbourne, just over and over,
Speaker 6: no other song, just this song.
Speaker 11: Loved it.
Speaker 4: What do you say about your listened plant over that
Speaker 4: my dad would? There's a similar vibe the late night
Speaker 4: the twilight hours, aren't they really?
Speaker 5: And what about mum?
Speaker 6: Mom was.
Speaker 4: The wrong one?
Speaker 6: I actually didn't pick one for moms as well.
Speaker 4: A page that we've got for what we're doing here
Speaker 4: for our songs that will been loaded and for some
Speaker 4: reason it says by your mom.
Speaker 5: All right, we don't cover that one in a bit though.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: As you're calling in and we're going through all your
Speaker 4: calls on our phone system, here the producers can label
Speaker 4: up a little bit of detail about you, maybe where
Speaker 4: you're from, a simple innocent phone in light. What song
Speaker 4: reminds you of you, Mum or dad? I don't know
Speaker 4: why one of you has simply been labeled up. No
Speaker 4: what some kind of devil worshiping, goat slaughtering song. Do
Speaker 4: not do not speak to him? Radio does not need
Speaker 4: that right now. No, no, no, no, no, cur no
Speaker 4: what did the poor guy?
Speaker 6: Was the song?
Speaker 5: What can we not matters?
Speaker 4: No? No, no, no no, non't worry, Christian, We've got
Speaker 4: your back twenty seven Gold one four point three Christian
Speaker 4: O'Connell Show. So, Patsy, what's what is the song that
Speaker 4: your mum used to love listening to?
Speaker 6: She did like to get rummers?
Speaker 4: No, you're not ramp signed.
Speaker 5: Your mom likes her heavy.
Speaker 6: She's a raver.
Speaker 3: No the eightieth birthday the other day?
Speaker 4: Ramstein name who has She's just off her face. I'll
Speaker 4: have some explaining to do today, sorry, Mamma Newman.
Speaker 6: She did like staying Alive by the Begs because she
Speaker 6: had a theory that the GiB Brothers were somehow related to.
Speaker 4: Her theory based on what an hard maths theory.
Speaker 12: I just got it.
Speaker 5: It's just a vibe. Actual's seen them.
Speaker 6: Her mother was a GiB and it was spelt the
Speaker 6: same way. And I can remember growing up, if she
Speaker 6: ever heard that song, she'd go, you related to these boys,
Speaker 6: to the GiB Brothers. I said, I don't think so, mum,
Speaker 6: although I lived in Australia, there's got to be a connection.
Speaker 4: My Lord Christian more than Jacopats, my dad, whose birthday
Speaker 4: would have been today, blessed me. He's not around anymore,
Speaker 4: but you're making me think good memories of man love.
Speaker 4: Willy Nelson on the road again. This is a great
Speaker 4: song again should We traveled from Melbourne to the Gold
Speaker 4: Coast one year in the car down presented to play
Speaker 4: this pretty much on repeat until the tape got chewed
Speaker 4: in the tape deck. Did you chew it? Come on, Danny,
Speaker 4: did you do it? I think in the end of
Speaker 4: the month, throwing it out the windows. You don't throw
Speaker 4: Willy out of the car, Danny. Thank you very much, mate.
Speaker 4: Great great song, Linda, Good morning, good morning, how are you.
Speaker 4: I'm good, Linda.
Speaker 5: So what's the song that reminds me of?
Speaker 4: Reminds you? Sorry, not me of your parents, Lindy, Your
Speaker 4: mama and I used to listen to this kick back
Speaker 4: when you weren't around with your dad.
Speaker 13: Well, for me, it has to be the last false
Speaker 13: by inglebirth humpany mom and dad were set up on
Speaker 13: a blind date. Actually by there, my grandparents and the
Speaker 13: neighbors over the back fence. My dad was visiting from
Speaker 13: Euroa and they all got together and decided that the
Speaker 13: boys needed a big night out dancing with some Melbourne girls.
Speaker 11: And the rest is history.
Speaker 4: This is before apps, this is the way it was done.
Speaker 3: Banger And when I go out dancing, I want to
Speaker 3: dance to Angle Book.
Speaker 4: Stick it on, drop It, dj K Lead play some
Speaker 4: Angel book Angelbert humpered in. Linda, thank you very much
Speaker 4: for that one.
Speaker 8: Have a good day.
Speaker 5: Thanks on the show.
Speaker 4: Brendan listened to us right now then give some My
Speaker 4: dad was into Frank Ifield and I remember you.
Speaker 1: Remember you're the one who set up love you too.
Speaker 4: We should make a playlist that all they didn't, you know,
Speaker 4: I'm noticing there's a sort of totally different sort of
Speaker 4: tone for the mums of dads.
Speaker 5: The dads are yearning, aren't they.
Speaker 4: They are there many yearning not to be a dad.
Speaker 1: Carler Brighter know you're listening to the Christian O Carl
Speaker 1: Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian, this is from Michayla. The song that wants from
Speaker 4: my dad is any song from Nicki minaj Oh. I
Speaker 4: haven't seen that one coming. How old is your dad? Nineteen?
Speaker 3: Nicky is a different flavor of the songs?
Speaker 4: Well yeah, I mean it's no sort of Frank Eyfield
Speaker 4: or anything like that. All right, So what is the
Speaker 4: song that writes you Mum?
Speaker 5: Or Dad? Christian?
Speaker 4: My dad love? Glenn Campbell, Rhystone Cowboys. I think a
Speaker 4: lot of dads of a certain generation era They grew
Speaker 4: up in the era of Westerns and cowboys, stoic, silent
Speaker 4: in their minds. They were kind of modern cowboys and
Speaker 4: my mum Christian. At the same time, we listened to
Speaker 4: Barry Manilow, What a song? I write the songs if
Speaker 4: song flex he writes the songs that make the whole
Speaker 4: world sing. It's not flexi baron Mandlaw, It's just true.
Speaker 4: Have one of our producers to bring the similar cassettes
Speaker 4: to listen to. No old tape nicking. Didn't you from
Speaker 4: an old holding. It's like get slowing down right now
Speaker 4: you have like Consett. She used to do that Christian.
Speaker 4: My mom would always blast out Tina Arena whenever she
Speaker 4: would clean the house and change. It always meant she
Speaker 4: was in a bit of a FuG You had to
Speaker 4: make yourself look busy Christian. For me, it was every
Speaker 4: Sunday morning. Sunday mornings, Pete, Mum and Dad listen to music.
Speaker 5: Day would appear.
Speaker 4: I'd always be hungover and she'd blast this out of
Speaker 4: the stack system.
Speaker 5: What's hoover in the house?
Speaker 4: And my might always hoover the house on a Sunday morning,
Speaker 4: not ramming your bedroom door. Don't come in, I'm not
Speaker 4: coming in, just going to the age Tasmin Good morning,
Speaker 4: good morning team, good morning and working show.
Speaker 5: So what's the song that reminds you of mum or Dad?
Speaker 8: So I grew up.
Speaker 14: Completely surrounded by music. My parents are huge, huge music lovers.
Speaker 14: My mom had music playing twenty four to seven if
Speaker 14: there wasn't music in the house, she wasn't home. Weirdly,
Speaker 14: the one song that I can think of from her,
Speaker 14: it's not even once you listened to all that often,
Speaker 14: but chervy, chirpy, cheap cheap, Oh my.
Speaker 4: God, I know this song. This is a really good
Speaker 4: the face of my daughters when they were babies and
Speaker 4: when they were just starting to move around. They still
Speaker 4: love this song.
Speaker 8: I think that's what my mum did.
Speaker 14: And so to this day I think of that song
Speaker 14: and all I think of her. Yes, you think in general,
Speaker 14: there's a thousand songs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's lovely, lovely. Thanks you Corning and the show
Speaker 4: in that testament. Have a good day, Thank you very much. Leanne.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Leanne.
Speaker 11: Hey, how are you going guys?
Speaker 4: Oh good Leanne. So what's the song reminds you of
Speaker 4: mum or dad? Dad?
Speaker 9: Absolutely Adoreed Elliott and the Tijuana Brows, the Spanish Fleet.
Speaker 4: No, this should be a great bed for the show.
Speaker 4: This is a good bed.
Speaker 5: I don't mind a bit of her about, but it's
Speaker 5: very good.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Unfortunately for us.
Speaker 9: On the slip side of that, he had some weird
Speaker 9: obsession with playing Mary Schneider, who was like a yodeler.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we were talking about her yesterday. It was National
Speaker 4: Yodling Day yesterday. Yes, she's that one of the world's best.
Speaker 11: Oh no, I think it was to get us out
Speaker 11: of bed on this this morning.
Speaker 15: But there you go.
Speaker 4: Let's play some Schneider now. I'd like, this is an
Speaker 4: alarm clock. You're hitting this, aren't you. Yep, Yes, smash
Speaker 4: the alarm clocker. This is waking up early in the morning,
Speaker 4: gonna torment me for the rest of the day.
Speaker 5: Sorry, the end.
Speaker 4: Thanks to go on the show.
Speaker 1: Look Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Dayfore then on winner billboard we're giving away billboard, so
Speaker 4: it loads them all over Melbourne. It means you can
Speaker 4: call the show and within minutes you can have your
Speaker 4: message whatever you want to say been seen by over
Speaker 4: a million people. That's just during the morning, and they're
Speaker 4: up there all day long. They really are all over town.
Speaker 4: You've probably not seen them over the last couple of days.
Speaker 4: So today we thought we'd do something different with them.
Speaker 4: It's still your messages on our billboards. I thought it'd
Speaker 4: be really nice, by the way, that maybe one of
Speaker 4: the billboards we could say good luck to Carl and
Speaker 4: Jackie o just to hope that it all works.
Speaker 3: Out well because they might not get any other when.
Speaker 4: Thinking there won't be I'm really worry guys. There's going
Speaker 4: to be no hype about it, and they're going to
Speaker 4: come here. And because of the way he is, humble guy,
Speaker 4: he just want to keep it on the low fire
Speaker 4: and he won't be able to see or hear or not. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so I think maybe we just say, hey, listen, guys,
Speaker 4: and if you're aware, Carl and Jack are coming, and
Speaker 4: also maybe another one just to sort of calm and
Speaker 4: reassure the Fifi feather nick that they won't lose all
Speaker 4: of their listeners, just most of them probably will go
Speaker 4: and you should be as worried as you sound at
Speaker 4: the moment. So that's what I'd like to do next
Speaker 4: week as a gift from my heart to radio. Really
Speaker 4: and can't we all just get along together on the
Speaker 4: FN frequency. But no, here's what we're going to do
Speaker 4: today though. We're going to try and find something that
Speaker 4: is lost right now by nine o'clock this morning. So
Speaker 4: if you've lost something, whatever it is, maybe glasses, the
Speaker 4: remote control the car. I only wrote down two ideas
Speaker 4: the reed. I need three for the rule of three,
Speaker 4: and I was like, just all I saw was a
Speaker 4: TV screen. There was a car up there, you know,
Speaker 4: Thank god it was a sex toy. I went vibrator
Speaker 4: or so it's maybe have lost your car. Maybe we're
Speaker 4: shopping yesterday, Honey.
Speaker 3: Where I put my glasses and where did I put
Speaker 3: the car?
Speaker 4: I'm sure shop tomorrow a couple of days.
Speaker 3: Now, think about it.
Speaker 4: Maybe I put it on a billboard or something. If
Speaker 4: you're trying to find anything, let us put it up
Speaker 4: all over Melbourne. People could have a good look around.
Speaker 3: Would we even go back into the past, like solve
Speaker 3: a cold case. We've got one in our family.
Speaker 5: What are you talking about here, an actual cold case?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we had a known garden home stolen from that.
Speaker 4: They meant cold case like a merger and I was like, wait,
Speaker 4: I thought we agreed too minutes ago. We're doing the
Speaker 4: lost and found thing question. In nineteen sixty two.
Speaker 3: We had a garden home stolen from the front yard.
Speaker 3: And he was very specifically painted in. My dad played
Speaker 3: in an over forty five soccer team and the Gnome
Speaker 3: had painted on him the yellow and.
Speaker 5: Blue star, so he was like a Gnomi mascot.
Speaker 3: He was a Gnomi mascot that's had in our front
Speaker 3: yard and he was pinched from our front yard and
Speaker 3: we're still looking for him. He's still having When did
Speaker 3: he go, Jack, He would have gone two thousand and seven.
Speaker 5: Okay, cold case two thousand and seven.
Speaker 4: All right. So if you are looking for anything, and
Speaker 4: you have been ready for a couple of days or
Speaker 4: even longer, whatever it is, let's try and find it.
Speaker 4: By nine o'clock this morning. We can get everyone in Melbourne,
Speaker 4: over a million people rummaging around. They can have a
Speaker 4: look around them. It might be with you, you don't know.
Speaker 4: It might have somebody else's glass that he picked up,
Speaker 4: or you might be in a car right now, I'm
Speaker 4: sticking with the car one that's not your own one.
Speaker 5: Okay, give it.
Speaker 1: Back to Marie Christian no connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Have you Lost Anything? Let us help you find it
Speaker 4: at the City of Melbourne, try and find it for you.
Speaker 4: We have access every single shown moment to well over
Speaker 4: fifty big digital billboards that we can change what they
Speaker 4: say with him moments of getting your messages. Today, we're
Speaker 4: going to try and turn it into one giant I
Speaker 4: guess it's like those little notice boards, isn't it? Or
Speaker 4: a telegraph pole? You know, it's only a cat, isn't it.
Speaker 4: You know, some poor cat or a little dog that's
Speaker 4: gone missing. So whatever you've lost, let us try and
Speaker 4: help Melbourne look for it for you and hopefully find
Speaker 4: it by nine o'clock this morning, nine four one four
Speaker 4: one oh four three. Good morning, Leanne, Good morning to Leanne.
Speaker 4: What's happened? What have you lost?
Speaker 6: Mate?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 11: Look, we went out last night and was lost. I
Speaker 11: know it sounds really boring, but it's on my bass fine,
Speaker 11: and we're so desperate to get it back.
Speaker 5: So what happened?
Speaker 4: Where were you last night? What was the last night?
Speaker 11: Oh, we're just well, it was Wednesday night. We just
Speaker 11: went out in the middle of the week, which we
Speaker 11: probably shouldn't have and ended up being a big night
Speaker 11: and lost the mother phone.
Speaker 14: Cannot it was.
Speaker 4: Those we just go out for one or two and
Speaker 4: actually know it's midnight. You're playing, Paul. If I get
Speaker 4: two hours sleep, that's enough, I'm all right. Actually, Oh, no,
Speaker 4: who's lost their phone?
Speaker 11: So Rob's lost his phone?
Speaker 4: Who's Rob?
Speaker 11: Rob's a friend of mine.
Speaker 4: You meet him last night. Listen, it's cool ghosted, he
Speaker 4: ain't coming back in the city, can't find he's gone.
Speaker 11: Let me try and find the phone. Yeah, I know, lovely.
Speaker 11: So I'm trying friendically to get ready to go to
Speaker 11: work and he's going off to work and we cannot
Speaker 11: find his phone. Mohammed's a texting man driver. We can't
Speaker 11: locate him.
Speaker 1: The uber man.
Speaker 11: So I desperately need some assistance to get this phone
Speaker 11: by nine o'clock.
Speaker 4: Okay, first of all, let's just retrace the footsteps here.
Speaker 4: Where did you go for this cheeky midwikie?
Speaker 8: We went to a venue in Wherriby.
Speaker 1: Oh oh yes, yeah, yeah?
Speaker 6: Where was it?
Speaker 11: Lucky Break?
Speaker 12: Pool Hall?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 5: Any barn from there? Out three bounces, one punch.
Speaker 3: House to give billion bills to this woman's.
Speaker 11: A fantastic so I can give it a rasp.
Speaker 4: Actually there for years behind the counter. They've got that
Speaker 4: photo of Pats. It's a great looking photo. Some of
Speaker 4: my most recent photoshop, the headshot. So where was the venue? Wearbe?
Speaker 5: So many choose from there, so many great ones.
Speaker 11: Where is it?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 5: What's it called?
Speaker 11: It's called Lucky Break?
Speaker 4: Gotcha? God cha?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 4: And so you think the phone was left there or
Speaker 4: You've got no idea because it was a good night.
Speaker 11: Exactly. I'm not sure if it was left there or
Speaker 11: left in the uber. We're trying to locate Muhammad.
Speaker 4: Okay, well there might be a few of those in Melbourne,
Speaker 4: you know, I don't say we're looking for my hammer
Speaker 4: and this mysterious rob. So he's a he's a friend?
Speaker 4: Is he? You see the friend I got you Chicky midweek?
Speaker 4: Why not?
Speaker 5: I'm trying to find one of those at the moment.
Speaker 11: You've already got one, haven't you.
Speaker 4: You're talking about the board, I can explain. It was
Speaker 4: pretty is confusion, that's all it is. Okay, So tell
Speaker 4: us about the phone.
Speaker 5: What kind of phone?
Speaker 11: It's a same song, just a black Sam song. That's
Speaker 11: all I can.
Speaker 8: Tell you about it.
Speaker 6: Have you tried to ring?
Speaker 4: Thought that would Yeah?
Speaker 6: And it just goes to voicemail?
Speaker 11: Yeah, yes, try to voicemail find.
Speaker 4: Not got to find my phone or anything.
Speaker 11: No, I don't think he has as would be going
Speaker 11: down that path.
Speaker 4: No, you're quite right because stay in the obviously here
Speaker 4: s all right. So last scene the black Samsung phone
Speaker 4: at the Lucky break Pool hall wearribee. That's right, Okay,
Speaker 4: chances of getting this back are pretty slim. But he
Speaker 4: may have just gone to toilet with it, put it
Speaker 4: down somewhere and then wandered out.
Speaker 11: He may have. We've got to watch some five o'clock
Speaker 11: to the venue open to try.
Speaker 9: And get it.
Speaker 4: Oh my word, the clock is ticking. The clock is ticking,
Speaker 4: and Rob is in the wind and he ain't coming back.
Speaker 4: If you ask me, who knows?
Speaker 5: I don't know. I hope so, yeah, I hope so.
Speaker 4: My doubts though, So should we try and find this
Speaker 4: boat of werribee? Should we try and put it up there?
Speaker 4: At least one of it?
Speaker 3: We got one on the west gates.
Speaker 5: Okay, So what in your mind?
Speaker 4: Yann?
Speaker 5: Have you got any kind of wording that you like
Speaker 5: or you're happy to us to write it for you?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'd love you to write it for me, please.
Speaker 11: I'm sure you're more autistic than what I am.
Speaker 4: I don't think it's that just obviously, with that cheeky
Speaker 4: midweek here, I think the brain cells haven't quite sort
Speaker 4: of cleared the FuG this morning.
Speaker 11: That's I'm struggling to put my makeup on to get
Speaker 11: to work myself. Wow, my hands are shaking.
Speaker 4: Was a big it was a big night. And I
Speaker 4: wonder what lucky office somewhere where we Rob's at right now,
Speaker 4: slumped under a desk.
Speaker 11: Oh no, no, no, he works on the port in
Speaker 11: Port Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Oh no, cold, it's not. There's heavy machinery or cranes around.
Speaker 5: Folks coming in.
Speaker 4: It's up with him today.
Speaker 11: You'll be sleeping on the truck.
Speaker 5: Oh good stuff, good stuff. What a scene this is.
Speaker 5: It's a movie within the movie.
Speaker 4: All right, we'll put an advert up hopefully we'll have.
Speaker 5: This no worries until by eight o'clock this morning.
Speaker 11: Hang Over Part five It is the hanger.
Speaker 5: Vibe in there. What a location?
Speaker 3: Wear aboot Australia's Vegas.
Speaker 6: Don't know the where?
Speaker 4: All right, leanne, good on you.
Speaker 11: I just need to say this is the first time
Speaker 11: I've got through long time listener, and I absolutely love it.
Speaker 11: I put it on every morning, every night, and I
Speaker 11: just pop away.
Speaker 4: You've really cheered up this morning with this scene from
Speaker 4: your life last night. All rightly, and we'll see what
Speaker 4: we can do. Okay, fingers crossed.
Speaker 11: I appreciate that pleasure.
Speaker 5: Pleasure is his name, even Rob.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're winning Billboard day four. Still going to be here
Speaker 4: every show next week. So if you're listener thinking, I'd
Speaker 4: love to put a message up to everyone in Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Might be a private message, but it's very public one,
Speaker 4: a public service announcement. Whatever you want to put up there,
Speaker 4: email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au.
Speaker 4: Today though, we're turning it into a kind of lost
Speaker 4: and found, and we've heard about Rob's fine that we're
Speaker 4: trying and get back from the lucky break, Paul Hall
Speaker 4: in Wherreribee that Patsy is assured us as a top
Speaker 4: sort of notch establishment pretty much. So I guess the
Speaker 4: kind of Langham for where by the sound of it, Yeah,
Speaker 4: Andre's runs that place as well, does he? Okay, So
Speaker 4: we've got Amanda here who's lost something a year ago
Speaker 4: and would like to try and find it. Amanda, good morning,
Speaker 4: Hi Christian, how are you Amanda? So what have you lost?
Speaker 9: It's actually in my NaN's ring that was cast on
Speaker 9: down to me by my mum. It's an heirloom, a
Speaker 9: family heirloom.
Speaker 4: Oh, they're kind of irreplaceable, irreplaceable.
Speaker 9: I've been on Facebook, I've done all the Facebook pages
Speaker 9: I've posted, I've reported it with the police. It's actually
Speaker 9: a bit of a It was a little bit longer
Speaker 9: than a year ago, so it's actually June twenty twenty one,
Speaker 9: so it's a bit of a cold case. I really
Speaker 9: could use every single billboard at your disposal. This would
Speaker 9: just mean so much to me if we could locate
Speaker 9: this ring.
Speaker 4: Oh bless you.
Speaker 10: I was with my daughter.
Speaker 9: We were at the Jurassic Park Brickman exhibition at the
Speaker 9: Melbourne Exhibition Center, and I'd taken her to the toilet
Speaker 9: which was just outside the Brickman's exhibition the Jurassic Pass upstairs,
Speaker 9: and I'd taken the ring off to wash my hands,
Speaker 9: and I left her on the counter. My daughter calls
Speaker 9: for me, and I went.
Speaker 11: To her and I forgot to.
Speaker 9: Get the ring up back. About an hour and a
Speaker 9: half later and the ring was gone.
Speaker 5: God, you can't help a thing. There's a couple of
Speaker 5: suspects that way, Brickman.
Speaker 3: One of those dinosaurs.
Speaker 4: Get them on those claws. You know that t Rex
Speaker 4: says little close up clauses, leant forward, then took up.
Speaker 3: On the foe c I you're right. If we watched
Speaker 3: Lego Masters this season and Brickman's got some.
Speaker 4: I can a little bit blinged up there. My friend
Speaker 4: didn't have that seasons one through five.
Speaker 9: He was actually kind enough to come back to me
Speaker 9: on an email about it.
Speaker 10: He was just so lovely.
Speaker 9: But yeah, I've got photos of the ring. I've got
Speaker 9: plenty of images.
Speaker 4: Hey, this, Amanda, this is great. We will do everything right.
Speaker 4: We've got these billboards right and we can put photos
Speaker 4: up there, so we certainly, we certainly can try our best.
Speaker 4: There can't obviously any promises, but it obviously it must
Speaker 4: be so, it must be so upsetting to lose something
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 9: Oh, my mum is just absolutely guarded. I'm gutted. It
Speaker 9: meant so much. You know, she got it from overseas,
Speaker 9: from her travel, Yeah, and it was Yeah, it's just
Speaker 9: heartbreaking to think that it was lost forever and I
Speaker 9: kind of sort of just put it there. But this
Speaker 9: would be amazing. I can't think of a better way
Speaker 9: to reach everybody. And if someone had seen it or
Speaker 9: noticed it or just and that would just it would
Speaker 9: just mean the world to.
Speaker 10: Me to have that back.
Speaker 4: I'm going to ask kindle of his questions. So what
Speaker 4: was he being there, you asked the exhibition center over
Speaker 4: a couple of days off in case anyone handed it in.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no, I've reported it. I was in touch with
Speaker 9: them for probably about I don't know two months afterwards. Oh,
Speaker 9: I had posted up in the staff rooms. I'd posted
Speaker 9: up images in the ring.
Speaker 11: I offered a one.
Speaker 9: Thousand dollar reward for the cash reward, no questions asked.
Speaker 9: It was circulated throughout all the staff, all the security.
Speaker 9: Everyone was really really helpful. They even watched the CCTV
Speaker 9: footage to see if they could see anyone come out.
Speaker 1: Good on them they were.
Speaker 9: Yeah, but obviously there was no way of being able
Speaker 9: to determine exactly how that's where the ring actually went
Speaker 9: from there.
Speaker 4: So it was last scene in the ladies toilet or
Speaker 4: were you in the children sort of the baby.
Speaker 9: Change the ladies toilets? Yes, I was in the ladies'
Speaker 9: toilets with my daughter upstairs. It was just located just
Speaker 9: outside the exhibition itself. So the exhibition had its own
Speaker 9: section of the of the Melbourne Convention Center and the
Speaker 9: toilets that they had their own toilets, do you know
Speaker 9: what I mean? So there's only that one toilet female
Speaker 9: toilet just outside the exhibition where it was lost.
Speaker 4: And what does it look like? What is it? What
Speaker 4: kind of ring is it would be too much ruby.
Speaker 9: It's it's white gold. It's very distinctive, so it's very
Speaker 9: old fashioned. You never see another ring market.
Speaker 4: It's white gold.
Speaker 9: It's got five diamonds going across the top and around
Speaker 9: the edge, five diamonds at the bottom and then two
Speaker 9: on the side, and then there's five blues five in
Speaker 9: the middle.
Speaker 5: I've actually don't know why. I'm not a jeweler. I'm
Speaker 5: just I don't even know why. It's starting to draw this.
Speaker 3: Now that I see it.
Speaker 4: We put this up on the billboards. It's basically a
Speaker 4: block with another little five year star.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you have a photo a mand it
Speaker 3: could help a Christians drawing is just as good.
Speaker 9: I can email it through.
Speaker 4: You're going to have too otherwise it's this cr cave
Speaker 4: man thing. I've sort of done, Amanda. We're put up
Speaker 4: in the next couple of minutes, Okay, And I really
Speaker 4: you never know, but never know. Yeah, it might jog
Speaker 4: someone's memory who was there that day or no something
Speaker 4: or but or seen it or would it be.
Speaker 9: Helpful if I if I put up the cash reward
Speaker 9: I mean, is that.
Speaker 4: I feel bad about you having to hand your money over.
Speaker 4: Let's not do that. I'll look after it for now.
Speaker 4: Just it's more like for adminent stuff like that, you know.
Speaker 4: But no, don't put anything up there. I'd like to
Speaker 4: think that if someone does sit, they're going to do. No,
Speaker 4: you've put the cash up there before. Brickman's obviously melted
Speaker 4: it down by now he would have gone money. I'm
Speaker 4: on right now bed for that.
Speaker 9: Oh, this is so wonderful. Thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Hey, listen, fingers crossed. Let's hope the miracle happens today.
Speaker 4: It's it is a long stretch, but you never know.
Speaker 4: Let's try never know.
Speaker 9: Okay, thank you so much.
Speaker 4: Stay there and Manda, we're come to get all the
Speaker 4: details so so we can put it up there and
Speaker 4: do it right and you can send us the photo. Okay,
Speaker 4: stay there, wonderful will do Thank you. Wouldn't it be
Speaker 4: amazing if something really special happened. Let's hope, Sol brighter.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian Know Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 4: What are the signs You're an adult? Give us killed
Speaker 4: this morning? Nine four one four one O four three
Speaker 4: yesterday an amazing day. The sunshine made one only one
Speaker 4: thing I could do three washers pegging him out. Was
Speaker 4: so excited. And I really did take a photo of
Speaker 4: the entry and empty laundry bile and sent it to
Speaker 4: my wife at work, and underneath it I had like
Speaker 4: the explosions sound effect and boom she hearted it. You
Speaker 4: know that hard thing that's true love is three washesly,
Speaker 4: no biggie done. This is what happens when you're not here.
Speaker 4: It's just just been an adults. That's just what I
Speaker 4: do is so I breathe. The other big thing I've
Speaker 4: got going on today, and this is exciting. I've got
Speaker 4: to get a new bin. No indoor one, indoor one
Speaker 4: and here one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that ripped off of that bin. I didn't have
Speaker 5: been in like two weeks.
Speaker 4: The first a red bin.
Speaker 3: Christian's family was at his home when he first moved here,
Speaker 3: and they had this robotic bin. Yeah, but you wipe
Speaker 3: your hand over.
Speaker 4: The meant just wave your hands so you could have
Speaker 4: like a dirty plate and you wave a hand over
Speaker 4: and then it's sometimes it opened, absolute rip off.
Speaker 6: No, you were you know what.
Speaker 4: I have only been here two days. They must have
Speaker 4: seen him coming jet lag. Pommy knew in town. Oh,
Speaker 4: this is a space everyone, This is what they have
Speaker 4: on that space station. You know that big old space suit.
Speaker 4: Can't be opening a bin. No no, no, no no,
Speaker 4: So yeah, that's me today. I've reready googled great bins.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we bought one the other week.
Speaker 4: What's you get it from?
Speaker 13: And co.
Speaker 4: Boom he comes to plug.
Speaker 6: There are many options now at Anko and I. They've
Speaker 6: got the sense of one which we've got and I
Speaker 6: have to say I'm very happy with it. If that's
Speaker 6: very nicely in the cupboard.
Speaker 4: I want something wooden or bamboo. I don't want steal,
Speaker 4: not just cheap bamboo. I'm sure Angko can help me out.
Speaker 4: Can you speak to the Anko family. Christian Arson is
Speaker 4: twenty six years old. He's a secondary teacher teaching English
Speaker 4: and Humanities, being in that role for two years. He
Speaker 4: started UNI eight years ago at eighteen. He's in a band.
Speaker 4: He's been an adult black belt Karate for over ten
Speaker 4: years and competed internationally. He's been driving for five years.
Speaker 4: He's lived on his own for the last two years,
Speaker 4: but it was only a couple of months ago when
Speaker 4: he brought his first cordless drill of Bunnings that he's
Speaker 4: finally sat there and said to himself, I am an
Speaker 4: adult Christian I myself, I'm forty nine this year, and
Speaker 4: I realized that was for me two years ago when
Speaker 4: blood pressure medication entered my vernacular. Side to hear that, Lee,
Speaker 4: So what are the signs you're a grown up jackie boy?
Speaker 5: What's it for you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I was so desperate, but this is before you
Speaker 3: could stream it to watch Grand Designs that I parted it, Yes,
Speaker 3: pirated it, pirated it.
Speaker 4: Well, people should do that with like movies and stuff
Speaker 4: like that. I mean, love Grand Designs, Love Kevin McCloud.
Speaker 3: I broke the law technically just to get.
Speaker 4: This way over budget, way over time on the best show.
Speaker 3: You like the Aussie versions, even watch the New Zealand version.
Speaker 4: No A needs a pirate that zero put it away
Speaker 4: for free, thirty day free trial. We're chucking for free
Speaker 4: Sinney basket, the news Eland push now the o G.
Speaker 5: Is this something about Kevin?
Speaker 4: He's brilliant the snootiness but dressed up with kind of
Speaker 4: smarm and charm. Very very very good show. So I
Speaker 4: love Grand Designs. Patsy, what's you? What's the sign that
Speaker 4: you're grown up?
Speaker 6: There was two things yesterday that I did. I was
Speaker 6: parking my car up the street, and I had to
Speaker 6: turn the radio down so I could concentrate more.
Speaker 5: If I'm lost and I'm looking around, some of that
Speaker 5: sound must come off. I can only find.
Speaker 3: You can't find a house number with noise in the background.
Speaker 4: Absolutely no way counting. Good morning, good morning, good morning countering.
Speaker 5: Okay, what is the sign that you're an adult?
Speaker 4: How do you know?
Speaker 11: Well, you get.
Speaker 12: Excited over the washing being done? I follow the Homo
Speaker 12: on special cycle at will work and marketing my calendar.
Speaker 4: Do you need to share that? Because we love omer.
Speaker 4: I get that you've got that home refill.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's on sale actually this week.
Speaker 4: There's the two things to do today?
Speaker 3: Get that bend together, Odell, Carolyn, how do you go
Speaker 3: ahead of time with the schedule.
Speaker 12: It's going to be for discounts because I put it
Speaker 12: on the calendar. It's actually a cycle that runs like
Speaker 12: four to five weekly, and so I figure I buy
Speaker 12: the two leaders and then I market when I bought
Speaker 12: it on sale because it's like fourteen dollars instead of
Speaker 12: twenty eight and put it on the calendar, and then
Speaker 12: I know, okay, I'll have a look for it next
Speaker 12: time when it's the four weekses five weeks, I.
Speaker 4: Will be using that. So it's on SOUNT this weekend, February.
Speaker 12: Third, this week yeah, yeah, I don't know when it ends.
Speaker 3: We could go right now, yes, excuse me.
Speaker 4: I'm just going to Bond Stairway to Heaven and get
Speaker 4: down to coast down the road in Richmond here stuck up.
Speaker 5: Actually, this is how powerful this is right now.
Speaker 4: I know there's a lot of people listening like me
Speaker 4: that actually going, you know what, I'm getting that down
Speaker 4: there today. When I get down there, I'm gonna be
Speaker 4: so annoyed because we be none left. And those bloody
Speaker 4: listeners of this show, this is how they do. Leaves
Speaker 4: something for me in Hampton. Okay at the walls there,
Speaker 4: please listeners, leave me some. This is probably the most
Speaker 4: important phone call we've had this year so far on
Speaker 4: the show Counting There.
Speaker 12: You go, So and everything. I discovered this thing where
Speaker 12: things go on sale or a title. I did not
Speaker 12: know that.
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Speaker 4: Good morning to you, Nina. Hello, Good morning Nina. You
Speaker 4: live on the show.
Speaker 5: Nina'shed his story for us.
Speaker 10: Oh years ago, my sister was working up at main
Speaker 10: Ridge and someone had pinched her wallet out of her
Speaker 10: car at the blueberof m she was working at. And unfortunately,
Speaker 10: two weeks after that, her cat went missing. And about
Speaker 10: two weeks after that, as she was driving back to work,
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Speaker 10: road in main Ridge and when she got out to
Speaker 10: get her cat, there was a wallet on the side
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Speaker 10: Yeah, I mean all the money was gone, but she
Speaker 10: got both things back, so the cat as well, the
Speaker 10: cat as well. That's why she stopped.
Speaker 5: The cat was dead, a bit.
Speaker 10: Of a road cat, and it was about ten kilometers
Speaker 10: from her house because she lived in Rosebud but was
Speaker 10: working at main Ridge.
Speaker 3: It's amazing.
Speaker 4: That is incredible. So do you think the cat nicked
Speaker 4: the wallet? I can't carry?
Speaker 3: Then the money ran out and I was like, right
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Speaker 4: great story, Nina, Thank you very much. Enjoy spending your
Speaker 4: money with your sister.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Dan, Morning, morning crew. How are you we're
Speaker 4: going Dan?
Speaker 5: What's your story for us?
Speaker 4: Mate?
Speaker 8: So, when my grandfather died, we found out he had
Speaker 8: a false identity in two families. What So when he
Speaker 8: passed away, we were cleaning out the house and our
Speaker 8: family was in the middle of doing our family tree,
Speaker 8: and we found a whole bunch of letters underneath a
Speaker 8: false cavity in his house, and there were letters between
Speaker 8: the two wives which had both passed away, and it
Speaker 8: was explaining where he was and everything like that. And
Speaker 8: then the two families lived literally less than five kilometers apart,
Speaker 8: but the kids went to one set of kids went
Speaker 8: to a private school, one went to a public school,
Speaker 8: so they never crossed parts. And we actually didn't meet
Speaker 8: the family the other part of the family until the
Speaker 8: funeral arrangements were being started, and we didn't know about
Speaker 8: them until then.
Speaker 5: Damn, this is one of most incredible stories we've ever heard.
Speaker 8: So yeah, literally we started doing funeral arrangements and then
Speaker 8: we had all these other contacts and it's like, we
Speaker 8: don't know who this is and I was the half
Speaker 8: brother and half sister.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, and how did your family fit about
Speaker 4: all this?
Speaker 8: It took a lot to comprehend because we were going
Speaker 8: when we started doing funeral arrangements, and we actually contacted
Speaker 8: a lot of the local cemetery. It gets weirder than this.
Speaker 8: He had assumed his older brother's identity and moved to
Speaker 8: Melbourne because he'd been made to leave New South Wales,
Speaker 8: and he ran two social security numbers stuff like that.
Speaker 8: But he literally had two names. But when we went
Speaker 8: to the funeral arrangements for the cemetery, his older brother
Speaker 8: had come down to Melbourne looking for him and died
Speaker 8: and he was buried in the same cemetery.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, this is unbelievable. So he really was
Speaker 4: leading a double life.
Speaker 8: Yeah, for pretty much, we estimate around forty five years.
Speaker 3: It's so risky to have them five k's away that
Speaker 3: you think you'll never.
Speaker 4: There's stories of people in America who found this out,
Speaker 4: you know, when it's different states, and even in Australia,
Speaker 4: different states, way five cas.
Speaker 5: It's so easy to.
Speaker 3: Your other wise.
Speaker 8: Yeah, literally, three or four suburbs across from each other.
Speaker 4: It's nothing, is it.
Speaker 8: No, But you're talking way back nineteen forties, nineteen fifties
Speaker 8: through through to the I think they'd all left home
Speaker 8: by the mid seventies, mid mid sixties. So yeah, but
Speaker 8: the kids, one set of kids went to the private school,
Speaker 8: one went to public school.
Speaker 4: It's unbelievable, wasn't it? And so what was the impact
Speaker 4: on your your family?
Speaker 8: Oh it was, well, the inheritance had to be split
Speaker 8: four ways instead of two ways.
Speaker 4: Oh right.
Speaker 5: Other than the financial impact, a lot more sort of emotion.
Speaker 14: It was.
Speaker 8: It was. It was really really strange because obviously my
Speaker 8: dad and his sister had never never even knew and
Speaker 8: there was a whole very hard to deal with it
Speaker 8: in a family that we didn't even know about, because.
Speaker 5: You must have so many questions that you want to
Speaker 5: ask that person but they're not there.
Speaker 8: Yeah, oh there was. Literally my dad spent a good
Speaker 8: couple of months just talking to his half brother and
Speaker 8: half sister and everything like that, whereas his sister didn't
Speaker 8: want anything.
Speaker 5: To do with it.
Speaker 3: So your your dad and his sister didn't know anything
Speaker 3: about it. Did the other family know there was a
Speaker 3: second family?
Speaker 8: No, I didn't know anything about each other.
Speaker 4: Amazing that So sister, your dad's sister wanted no part
Speaker 4: of any kind of conversations or trying to put all the.
Speaker 5: Pieces together, but it, but your dad did.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how do you even start? You look at each other,
Speaker 4: we're kind of similar, and maybe you start talking about dates.
Speaker 4: Were you there and so it.
Speaker 8: Was totally bizarre. So there's a whole set of cousin
Speaker 8: everything like that. Yeah, it was totally bizarre, Like and
Speaker 8: this is over well, this is over thirty years ago
Speaker 8: that this happened. Yeah, it was just absolutely totally bizarre.
Speaker 4: That is an incredible story, Dan. It really did make
Speaker 4: us say well as well, it's a yeah, the whole
Speaker 4: thing about the double identity and taking on his brother's name.
Speaker 8: Yeah, because his brother lived in New South Wales back
Speaker 8: in that time when he moved down to Melbourne was
Speaker 8: during the depression and it was easy to do back then.
Speaker 4: So Dan, thank you very much for sharing that with us.
Speaker 4: I wonder if today I'll get other emails if people
Speaker 4: who found out stuff like this. But Dan incredibly well
Speaker 4: told and it isn't It's a series of like four
Speaker 4: or five incredible stories, and I'm sure there's many more
Speaker 4: as well. But thank you very much for giving us
Speaker 4: a call and sharing it with us today as well.
Speaker 1: No, I have a good day the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Today is a very important day, National Thanker Paleontologists Day.
Speaker 4: Thank you guys, thank you for dusting away with those
Speaker 4: brushes or those Dinosaur Bones Day for diary. Guys, the
Speaker 4: wooly mammoth is expected to return in just three years. Real,
Speaker 4: you can.
Speaker 5: Defend this one. What do you mean? How's it come
Speaker 5: back in three years?
Speaker 3: There's an American biotech company?
Speaker 4: Oh no, no, come on.
Speaker 3: Mammoths. Yes, they say it'll be ready before the twenty
Speaker 3: twenty eight LA Olympics.
Speaker 5: Are those two relevant?
Speaker 4: Is it competing.
Speaker 6: Games mascot or something?
Speaker 4: Wow?
Speaker 5: Yes, of the LA Games.
Speaker 4: Yeah, woolly Mammoth is expant to return in just three
Speaker 4: years time. What could possibly go wrong? Today? Though, on
Speaker 4: this amazing day, we're looking to take you back to
Speaker 4: prehistoric times.
Speaker 5: What were they watching?
Speaker 8: Huh?
Speaker 4: Those cave people? What were they watching on the prehistoric TVs? Yeah,
Speaker 4: prehistoric TV show is what we're looking for today. Didn't
Speaker 4: find this too easy, this one, this one. I found
Speaker 4: that up.
Speaker 10: Now.
Speaker 5: I tried, those guys, I tried.
Speaker 4: Okay, I tell you what they used to watch.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, on the cave wall.
Speaker 4: They'd all gather around they've watched because it's prehistoric time.
Speaker 4: So it's back. You see sex in the village those cities. Yeah,
Speaker 4: prehistoric times silver technically accurate. I used to you haven't
Speaker 4: seen an art show with Bob Ross. Painting with Bob Ross. Yeah,
Speaker 4: well he's been going for years, that's right. Cave painting
Speaker 4: with Gross.
Speaker 5: Gold.
Speaker 4: Oh they love a sitcom they used to Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: they would used to loll away at Mammoth in the
Speaker 4: Middle Gold. Another sitcom they used to love was How
Speaker 4: I Met Your And another game shows has come back
Speaker 4: this week actually, but it's been around for a very
Speaker 4: long time. Dean or No Deal. It's been around since
Speaker 4: prehistoric time. Yes, that's right, fine, Audial or No Fly Ordeal.
Speaker 5: Well there we go, all right, Jackie boy.
Speaker 4: What else were they watching? The cave people?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they loved Ryan Reynolds back then as much as
Speaker 3: we love him now. And they were watching Welcome to
Speaker 3: t Rexham Silver for Effort Mission Impossible.
Speaker 5: Oh no, that's more like it, Gold, Gold.
Speaker 3: You liked the Alisaurus is one of your favorite dinosaurs?
Speaker 5: Didn't you never heard of it?
Speaker 4: But yeah, go with the big Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah Alisaurus McBeal.
Speaker 4: Gold as well. You got one more?
Speaker 5: Is this one that's putting your head in your hands.
Speaker 3: They're watching a game show in prehistoric times? Who wants
Speaker 3: to be a million years old?
Speaker 5: There was a reason why your head was in your hands.
Speaker 1: No, No, Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: We're looking for prehistoric TV shows today.
Speaker 4: Okay, Jackie boy, were ready to mark, Let's go. Everybody
Speaker 4: loves Paleo Silver, Chro Magnum p I, Very Andrew, The
Speaker 4: Real Housewives of Bedrock Silver plus the Sopranosaurus Gold.
Speaker 5: Amanda Stowe. That's very good.
Speaker 4: Downtown Cave said of Downtown Abbey Silver, How I met you?
Speaker 4: Mammoth Gold, go down, Sue Rex and the City Gold.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's very good.
Speaker 4: On Nidri two and a half, Homo Sapiens Bronze, Yeah,
Speaker 4: Inspector t Rex Silver, Tarrannosaurus dexter, Oh, bargain Hunters and Gatherers,
Speaker 4: that's good. Yeah. Game of Bone from Anthony Gold Old
Speaker 4: School seventies and eighty sitcom from the UK.
Speaker 5: This was Pterodaxyl and June.
Speaker 3: I don't know what didn't Land Bronze.
Speaker 4: Beverly Hills nine O two one o BC, very smart, subtle, smart, Stewart,
Speaker 4: Saber Tooth, Tiger King.
Speaker 5: God, do you remember when the world went crazy?
Speaker 10: Love?
Speaker 4: Carol Baskin?
Speaker 3: Was that because we we didn't lockdown and we had
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Speaker 4: Laura dal Pozzo, all right, who's after red Hot Summer
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Speaker 3: Congratulations to Andrew for Chromegnum p I very smart, well done.
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Speaker 6: I'm worried.
Speaker 4: What is it? Well, the other day we were doing
Speaker 4: someone on the show about surnames okay, and one of
Speaker 4: the producers said to me, our pats doesn't have any
Speaker 4: in her phone, but her and her husband Chris, they
Speaker 4: were they were a brainstorming last Stritch. I think did
Speaker 4: they know any? And I really appreciated the effort that
Speaker 4: you and Chris went for the show. Yeah, and so
Speaker 4: I was thinking, my word, you know, use the use
Speaker 4: that brain power.
Speaker 3: It didn't work this time, but now every brain storm work.
Speaker 4: So Pucerria was just wandering in what what we've done
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Speaker 6: Oh, I love selser our old mad at Selsa.
Speaker 5: We're gonna pay for it for you.
Speaker 4: But you have to come in tomorrow with five ideas
Speaker 4: that you and your husband Chris have come up with
Speaker 4: for the show. Yes, all right, what do you think
Speaker 4: they were? For home furnishings. That's what we can do
Speaker 4: with the studio, or just what we could do this
Speaker 4: year on holidays.
Speaker 6: What I can do with this space. Yes, that sounds
Speaker 6: like fun.
Speaker 4: I love it.
Speaker 3: You enjoy the Mexican but your brain storm over.
Speaker 4: All right, couple of drinks, that big old fish boile
Speaker 4: you have of margarito?
Speaker 10: Are you?
Speaker 6: Those ideas will spill out, all them into the show tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Five ideas, okay, all right, sounds good, brilliant, So bring
Speaker 4: bring the sausa, bring the halapino to the show tomorrow.
Speaker 4: All right, Okay, the thunder all right, we want it. Okay,
Speaker 4: we'll see tomorrow.
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