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Speaker 1: Show, The Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one oh four bins three.
Speaker 3: Hey, good morning, Christian O'Connell Show. It's Friday morning. On
Speaker 3: today's show, your final chances to get your hands your
Speaker 3: messages on the billboards of Melbourne. Today we're giving a
Speaker 3: billboard away for today, one for tomorrow and one for
Speaker 3: Sunday or before that. Happy Friday, Patsy, Hello, Happy Friday,
Speaker 3: Jackie Morning Team. What is everyone doing this week? Cared,
Speaker 3: what have you got on? What are you looking forward to? Patrina?
Speaker 4: Well, you know what.
Speaker 5: Odds Now, she's extended her ballet classes on a Saturday,
Speaker 5: which means effectively she's got four hours of lessons.
Speaker 4: Loves it.
Speaker 5: So she does a classical spell for the balls she
Speaker 5: loves it, which runs into jazz. So it's like this
Speaker 5: massive chunk and Christian For the first time in like
Speaker 5: twenty nearly twenty four years of marriage, we find we're
Speaker 5: looking at one another thinking we've got all this literally
Speaker 5: like nearly a whole day to.
Speaker 2: Get dancing from dawn to glass.
Speaker 4: So we've started this thing where we have another.
Speaker 3: Way ballet goes into jazz. So someone hands take off
Speaker 3: the shoes, but the tap shoes off and the top
Speaker 3: half records scratch.
Speaker 5: So we've turned that Saturday afternoon into date afternoon. And
Speaker 5: it's time we're do need to No, you don't know, it's.
Speaker 3: Nothing like doesn't come a knocking if ballets are rocking.
Speaker 2: But it's just.
Speaker 4: Time for us to stop down and actually, jack what
Speaker 4: are you ask.
Speaker 3: A nice little bit? Stopped down?
Speaker 5: I meant we like make an effort to do something
Speaker 5: each week. So tomorrow we're going out to shadow facts whine.
Speaker 5: We were going to have a nice lunch.
Speaker 3: That's amazing. We we used to have a rule when
Speaker 3: we go out, we go let's let you know, we
Speaker 3: talk about the kids all the time when we come
Speaker 3: out the weekend, let's not. You'll get about five minutes
Speaker 3: before you stumble into something about it. You have to
Speaker 3: try and have a rule not to talk about the
Speaker 3: five minutes.
Speaker 4: What do you think she's doing well?
Speaker 2: Dancing all day?
Speaker 3: Stop, Jackie boy, what are you up to this weekend?
Speaker 2: I'll be up at the break of dawn tomorrow as
Speaker 2: the sun comes up. But what will I be doing?
Speaker 3: What will he be doing?
Speaker 2: I can't tell you yet. I will tell you because
Speaker 2: it's got to do with my double thumbs up. The
Speaker 2: program that I'm giving a mention this morning.
Speaker 3: Some new route obviously, some new golden our get up
Speaker 3: early and make the most of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're on to me, Christian.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what are you meditating? No? No, no, forest bathing,
Speaker 3: forest bathing, Get naked in a forest and lie down.
Speaker 3: That's what I do every Saturday and Sunday morning.
Speaker 4: That's why he's getting a carav Is that good for you?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I've got no idea. All right, God one of
Speaker 3: four point three. We'll come back and we get into
Speaker 3: Double thumbs.
Speaker 1: Up the Christian O'Connell show podcast, if.
Speaker 3: We go around the team, which is about the things
Speaker 3: we're into at the moment. Patsy, what's it for you make? Yeah?
Speaker 5: I wanted to touch on this week. There's a really great
Speaker 5: local business here in Melbourne out at Campbellfield who is
Speaker 5: leading a local recovery effort for Turkey and Syria for
Speaker 5: that earthquake they've had this week. I'm sure, like me,
Speaker 5: you're just heartbroken by the scenes that we're seeing on
Speaker 5: the telly.
Speaker 4: It's just it's awful.
Speaker 5: But what they're doing. They've got a big fundraising drive
Speaker 5: and you can drop off brand new tense blankets, sleeping
Speaker 5: bags and they've organized containers and also airlines to ferry
Speaker 5: it over to Turkey in Syria. That's a credible it's
Speaker 5: a local butchery. It's just a local butchery. Their name
Speaker 5: is Sultan Halal Meets. They're in Barry Road there in
Speaker 5: Campbellfield have been doing that. This is fantastic. Honestly, they're
Speaker 5: just a local business. I think they are a Turkish
Speaker 5: family who could have relatives over there caught up in it.
Speaker 5: So it please if you've got anything, but it does
Speaker 5: need to be new because of quarantine rules, so tense blankets,
Speaker 5: sleeping bags just drive around the back a couple of times.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So they're on Barrier Road, it's Sultan Hellal Meets and
Speaker 5: you can drop it off between eight am and nine pm.
Speaker 4: And I really think they deserve to get a mention
Speaker 4: because that is just incredible.
Speaker 5: Just you know, local business is doing it so tough
Speaker 5: right now and yet they've taken the time out to
Speaker 5: do this, and I think I think it's a wonderful
Speaker 5: thing they're doing. So if you've got time this weekend,
Speaker 5: drop something off. The other thing we did touch on
Speaker 5: Mary Poppins. It is a beautiful production. Just be mindful
Speaker 5: of the tickets in that when you buy them, get
Speaker 5: sort of like front of house because it's it's tremendous.
Speaker 5: It's like a big what are you laughing at?
Speaker 4: It's like a just be.
Speaker 2: Mindful front of houses. Well, you can't usually buy backstage bus.
Speaker 5: No, it will just be my I'm full of the
Speaker 5: theater of what you're buying because you may not see
Speaker 5: all the tricks and acts.
Speaker 4: But it's a beautiful production if.
Speaker 3: You can see it.
Speaker 4: If you can see it or take a periscope, yeah,
Speaker 4: that's it.
Speaker 2: The last thing you want to do is buy one
Speaker 2: of those seats where you can see the cable and
Speaker 2: she's not really wow.
Speaker 5: That's actually what happens. Well, because she flies over the audience.
Speaker 4: We couldn't see a thing and the.
Speaker 3: Audience you couldn't see it.
Speaker 4: We couldn't see it from our seats.
Speaker 3: Take people's word for it.
Speaker 4: No, well we kind of knew it happened.
Speaker 3: And order is I want that review on the poster,
Speaker 3: we kind of view it happened.
Speaker 2: So Mary Pubbins takes off with the.
Speaker 4: Umbrella in fate, you know, in first position. Like Mary
Speaker 4: does off, she goes.
Speaker 5: The first position and you can hear all the audience
Speaker 5: going ah oh, and we couldn't see a thing. And
Speaker 5: then Bert the chimney sweeper, This is incredible. He actually
Speaker 5: literally goes up the side of the stage, across the top,
Speaker 5: upside down tap dances.
Speaker 4: In the middle.
Speaker 3: What's yeah, it's amazing.
Speaker 4: Couldn't say a thing, could not see it from where
Speaker 4: we were.
Speaker 2: So a man tap dancing up you couldn't see it.
Speaker 4: You couldn't say it. So that's what's not.
Speaker 3: Saying Lebron this week you were there, I couldn't see
Speaker 3: any of.
Speaker 4: It behind a big please please go. It's absolutely extraordinary.
Speaker 3: To let perats you know what it's like to see
Speaker 3: a human being?
Speaker 4: Tell me what it's like.
Speaker 3: You need to go back just to see those two
Speaker 3: scenes are sound incredible.
Speaker 5: Couldn't say it, and not because I'm sure, but because
Speaker 5: of the pillar.
Speaker 4: So just just be mindful.
Speaker 2: Are you sure you misunderstood it's a man tap dancing
Speaker 2: on the ceiling.
Speaker 4: No, I know it happened. I know it happened, but
Speaker 4: we couldn't say it.
Speaker 3: Okay, she's fuming about this is just be mindful.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, let's get into Jack and ize double thumbs
Speaker 3: up this week, Jack, what are you enjoying?
Speaker 2: On Disney Plus, there's this Chris Hemsworth doco called Limitless
Speaker 2: where he tests his body against all types of stresses
Speaker 2: and strains to see how long he can live for.
Speaker 2: It's a longevity goal that he's got. Yeah, great, did
Speaker 2: they live for or lift for? He actually does do
Speaker 2: a lot of lifting as well, but know how long
Speaker 2: he can live for?
Speaker 3: It's eternal. Yeah, he wants eternal flame and the eternal
Speaker 3: ham much.
Speaker 2: He just wants to get the most out of his
Speaker 2: time on planet Earth. It reminds me a bit of
Speaker 2: Todd Sampson's Body Hack that was great from a few
Speaker 2: years ago. But essentially he talks to experts each episode
Speaker 2: and they're like, all right, well you can you can
Speaker 2: try to implement this in your diet, you can try
Speaker 2: to do this to reduce your stress, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: The one that caught my eye is Sudden We've talked
Speaker 2: about before cold and heat exposure. Remember, for a little
Speaker 2: bit we would doing the cold share in the morning.
Speaker 3: Try I still do one in the afternoons to wake
Speaker 3: up because after I've had a nap. If you if
Speaker 3: you have to have a power in the afternoon, it's horrible.
Speaker 3: It seems like an hour to become human.
Speaker 2: Well, that's great for your longevity. According to episode two
Speaker 2: of Limitless.
Speaker 5: Eternal Data, doesn't matter what time of day you have
Speaker 5: it though, or he doesn't.
Speaker 2: No, he's just gonna Chris Hamsworth is going to do
Speaker 2: three ice baths a week, so you choose when you
Speaker 2: want to do it. So Sunday morning, we're going around
Speaker 2: to my mate Jackson's town.
Speaker 3: Good for you.
Speaker 2: He's got a hot tub in his backyard. We're going
Speaker 2: to go cycle from the hot tub into his child's
Speaker 2: shell pool, which we're going to put ice and water
Speaker 2: in to make a little mini ice bar.
Speaker 3: Go easy, because that is one thing about having a
Speaker 3: cold shower. But those ice spars everyone's getting. You gotta
Speaker 3: be really careful.
Speaker 2: Just what am I careful of or just because.
Speaker 3: You can go into a shock quite quickly. Because the
Speaker 3: thing that makes sure you go like this with your breath.
Speaker 3: That's because your coulters are was flooding your body. And
Speaker 3: so I would literally when I start a cold shower,
Speaker 3: I just tell myself, I'm going to go in there
Speaker 3: for ten breaths. Once you've had ten breasts, your body
Speaker 3: regulates and you can stay for a bit. But that's
Speaker 3: a cold shower getting all of those ice bars.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this is what happened to him. And he was
Speaker 2: up in the north Pole swimming in the water like
Speaker 2: between two.
Speaker 3: It's too tough. It's too tough.
Speaker 4: Russell Brand does a lot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so I'll tell you how it goes. Yeah, is
Speaker 2: the start of a new tradition. I'm going to be
Speaker 2: doing a cold and heat exposure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right. A couple of things to me on
Speaker 3: Apple TV second season of Slow Horses. The novels are brilliant.
Speaker 3: The second season is really really funny. If you love
Speaker 3: smart thrillers, you'll love Slow Horses and Apple TV. That's
Speaker 3: ten out of ten for me. Two books, first one
Speaker 3: an amazing one that the real one those you can't
Speaker 3: put down. I read it in a day. It's a
Speaker 3: true story. It's called The Escape Artist, the man who
Speaker 3: broke out of Auschwitz to warm the world. It is unbelievable.
Speaker 3: This story. It will become a movie. It is one
Speaker 3: of those. It's because it's true. It's so gripping and
Speaker 3: what you think is going to happen, and you kind
Speaker 3: of know what's obviously gonna happen because the Tyler book.
Speaker 3: But the detail in there, what he went through and
Speaker 3: what he got out and did it is so inspiring.
Speaker 3: When you read this, I don't know how somebody kept
Speaker 3: going in those conditions. We know what happened, but when
Speaker 3: you read it again a first tund account by how
Speaker 3: this guy kept going and the hierarchies I had in
Speaker 3: there and how it actually worked, it's an unbelievable story.
Speaker 2: He wrote the book.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a great book. And the other thing then
Speaker 3: you talk about longevity. This is kind of lit to
Speaker 3: this book. I brought this about six months ago and
Speaker 3: left it because I found out it was about time management.
Speaker 3: I just prefer to do everything and get burnout and collapse.
Speaker 3: It's called four thousand weeks time management for Mortal. So
Speaker 3: I didn't bother reading it because that is bored. It's
Speaker 3: about time management. And then I was when I took
Speaker 3: Ruby to New zeal And. We hired a guide for
Speaker 3: a day and we went trekking on the Routeburne. Old
Speaker 3: guy in his sixties right, and he was super super fit.
Speaker 3: He was like running ahead of us, going up in
Speaker 3: the nan and these mountains. That saff like that. I said,
Speaker 3: how old? You said, I'm sixty three, and I said,
Speaker 3: he goes, I lived in the mountains all around the world,
Speaker 3: doing tours and tracks and stuff. They goes, and you know,
Speaker 3: I look after myself. I reckon, I've got another fifteen
Speaker 3: summers of being fit enough to do this. And I
Speaker 3: was like, oh my god, that's like that book. The
Speaker 3: book is called four thousand weeks because on average that's
Speaker 3: what we get in this life. We get four thousand weeks.
Speaker 3: So it's not about do this with the time. It's
Speaker 3: reminding you that actually Armwater part from Chris Hemsworth, you
Speaker 3: get four thousand weeks. Yeah. And I was thinking, right,
Speaker 3: I'm fifty. This shit, you're fifty, Patsy when you think
Speaker 3: like how many? When he said I've got right, but
Speaker 3: about twelve to fifteen summers of being able fit enough
Speaker 3: to get out and still enjoy nature, I was like, Macha,
Speaker 3: we don't know how many summers you've got left. Yeah,
Speaker 3: so this book actually is a life changer. It's called
Speaker 3: four thousand Weeks. Don't be put off by the time
Speaker 3: management bit. It's a it's a great book.
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Speaker 3: So online during the day now can people go and
Speaker 3: also tape part if they miss it during the show
Speaker 3: where they think of a better one during the day
Speaker 3: on what Instagram and Facebook.
Speaker 2: On Instagram stories. Yeah, you can put your time wisters
Speaker 2: in there as well, and Harry, not me will mark them.
Speaker 2: So if the marking does feel different is because the
Speaker 2: guy who makes all the videos is marking now.
Speaker 4: It was a bit kind of yesterday.
Speaker 3: I thought, tell you what he's handing out that confetti,
Speaker 3: those goals on.
Speaker 2: First day or bronzes. Nobody can have anything but a bronze.
Speaker 3: Just try and find a happy medium, perry with it
Speaker 3: or if you can, there's gold double plus. All right,
Speaker 3: we're looking for your pizza songs. Cheesy Lover, You're pretty good,
Speaker 3: silver Ace of pizza bass, the sour dough silence, the
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Speaker 3: you know, like a gluten free sour Dough, Bass Red
Speaker 3: Red Hawaiian Red Red Red Hawaiian Silver Plus and pizza
Speaker 3: back writer. Oh god, there we go. We found one
Speaker 3: at the end, Jackie boy, what have you got?
Speaker 2: Spice skills? Are eating pizza? Slice up your life?
Speaker 3: Ah, there we go. Yeah, it feels like it could
Speaker 3: be an advert for pizza Hut.
Speaker 2: Gold Coultry Club are eating pizza Indugia. Really want to
Speaker 2: hurt me?
Speaker 3: That's actually very good to get into Gold Triple plus.
Speaker 2: Adele's taking a bart of pizza rolling in the deep dish.
Speaker 3: No, she's not rock.
Speaker 2: And I think Blackmans eating pizza.
Speaker 3: She's so there.
Speaker 2: Cheese goes there, cheese goes the cheese goes again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there goes another bronze your way. Okay, it's Friday, everyone.
Speaker 1: Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Tumming out to see who's got gold, Silver's and bronze
Speaker 3: in the extra time waster pizza songs, jack posts you
Speaker 3: ready to mark?
Speaker 2: Yes, pens for the golds, Pens for.
Speaker 3: Golds, Sore of sixty, Hawaiian Bronze. Oh, Chris Olive and
Speaker 3: let die silver. We didn't start the wood fire gold.
Speaker 3: That's good. I'm tim from tim boone Sweet Chili on
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Speaker 2: Bronze?
Speaker 3: Michael Jackson Man and Pizza. That's Screams Friday, doesn't it all? Would?
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Speaker 2: Silver?
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Speaker 3: I won somebody Silver, Yellow sub Supreme Gold. That's very good.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: And it's a long way to the toppings. Yeah, and
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Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: We've met another bus driver listened to the show. We
Speaker 3: met Sonya yesterday. Josh the bus driver. Christian, I'm excited
Speaker 3: about martial arts movies for the time Waster. I'm very
Speaker 3: excited about it. You have to play Kung Fu Fighting
Speaker 3: while Kyle Douglas.
Speaker 2: In full really good song.
Speaker 3: Christian, I'm guessing today is Kung Fu Friday? Yes, sir,
Speaker 3: how did you guess it is? It's cong right, that's right.
Speaker 3: It comes around once, Yeain, It's so quick, you know,
Speaker 3: that's what you know. It's a cover of days from
Speaker 3: Valentine's Day. You can go right, Yes, anyway, that's a time.
Speaker 3: That's the time I sat half eight. Now, what's going
Speaker 3: on with your hair? It looks a bit like Jeff Lynn.
Speaker 3: It does slash Phil Specter.
Speaker 2: My hair, I actually think grows faster than a normal
Speaker 2: person's hair. So in between I get I have five six.
Speaker 3: Week pen in that would come back to that Monday.
Speaker 3: I want to speak to me. I don't even know
Speaker 3: how we validate this. Do we get all a couple
Speaker 3: of you lined up Monday, measure your hair less, come
Speaker 3: back Friday and see who's grown the most. We should
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: I want a knee jerk reaction from both of you
Speaker 2: straight away. What comes to your head when I say
Speaker 2: I think I'm going to get a mullet again?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: Please?
Speaker 3: No? Okay, By the way, how long have you worked
Speaker 3: with Patsy? You're never far away from a new reaction.
Speaker 2: Why do I have to ask?
Speaker 3: All I would say is get it now while Gordon's young,
Speaker 3: because once he gets older at school, you don't see
Speaker 3: any mune at Dad's when the kid's a bit older.
Speaker 2: Well that's why I cut it off. Originally, I had
Speaker 2: it the year before Gordon was born. I actually liked
Speaker 2: having a mullet because when you look younger. The problem
Speaker 2: I have with my hair is it gets so buffy
Speaker 2: on the sides. I feel like I crusty the clown
Speaker 2: out the side of it.
Speaker 3: Why don't you, girlfun cale, Why don't you? Why don't
Speaker 3: you just get them to trim the side? Yeah, I
Speaker 3: mean you can tell them to edit your head.
Speaker 2: That's what I do. I honestly, I say, short as
Speaker 2: you can on.
Speaker 3: The side, but bushy, so they like the girlf uncle.
Speaker 2: I think my hair grows normal, as I said, grows
Speaker 2: faster than a normal person. I think the sides in
Speaker 2: particular grow faster. I see, so the sides are growing
Speaker 2: faster than the top. I like having length.
Speaker 3: It's like a farmer's field. The crop isn't all at
Speaker 3: the same length. Some of the corn's got too high,
Speaker 3: that's right, So what are you doing with the combine harvester? Then,
Speaker 3: so you can have a mullet.
Speaker 2: Well, if you go a mullet, then you're getting really
Speaker 2: short on the sides, and you can keep length on
Speaker 2: the top. And then even if your sides are getting long,
Speaker 2: the hair is on top of had time to get longer.
Speaker 3: I think you're on the cusp of what age you now?
Speaker 3: Mid thirties thirty five?
Speaker 4: You're too old from mullet.
Speaker 3: You're on the cusp, you know you are. I'm with Patsy.
Speaker 3: People have they want to chain must stop by thirty. Yeah,
Speaker 3: mullet's mid thirty five, you got you can't wear it. It
Speaker 3: doesn't look like anything.
Speaker 2: I'll promise, promise you. There will be old mullets listening now,
Speaker 2: and dad mullets.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, there are, I've seen them.
Speaker 4: Look you want to know it doesn't mean that's wrong.
Speaker 3: It looks like you've just got a prison.
Speaker 2: Why don't for your fiftieth year on this planet. I'll
Speaker 2: do it and you do it.
Speaker 3: No, what you don't see a fifty something mullet? Why
Speaker 3: you know one has a fifty something mullet? All right, okay,
Speaker 3: if there are fifty pluses with mullets, please call it
Speaker 3: like the proper money.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 3: Podcast right now. I did not know because you don't
Speaker 3: have this near UK. We had the school bell. The
Speaker 3: certainly wasn't like a song or anything out there that
Speaker 3: went with it. There was just a school bell.
Speaker 2: Not every school had the song, but we had a
Speaker 2: normal school bell. And I saw Mason Cox put this
Speaker 2: on Instagram yesterday, same shock as you had because where
Speaker 2: he's from in the US, he said, we didn't have
Speaker 2: songs playing instead of the bell. But he was visiting
Speaker 2: a regional primary and they were playing Thunderstruck was their
Speaker 2: school bell every recess, every lunchtime, to bring the kids
Speaker 2: back in, to send them out again.
Speaker 3: That's going to get the kid's attentions.
Speaker 2: Do you remind me of growing up? You'd hear about
Speaker 2: other schools that instead of a school bell they had
Speaker 2: a song playing.
Speaker 3: Really did, Jules Patsy, No, we didn't know.
Speaker 5: We had the old school like manual bell, like a big.
Speaker 3: Old heavy bra like, oh yeah, one of those.
Speaker 5: And you had like monitors, you take in turns, you
Speaker 5: do it for a week. But Audie's school has music
Speaker 5: and they change it each week. So last week they
Speaker 5: had Abba, which I was pretty happy about.
Speaker 2: I think it's better than the school.
Speaker 3: I think it's a lot better. We'd love to know
Speaker 3: what is your school song? Maybe your kids have a
Speaker 3: school song because this doesn't exist in the UK.
Speaker 2: Perry, who makes the videos for us on the show,
Speaker 2: had monkey Wrench as his school song.
Speaker 3: See this is cool, do you reckon? It's to music teachers, right,
Speaker 3: the music teachers, they would go to depict the songs
Speaker 3: to blay. Did you also have the same system though
Speaker 3: that when you had one of those big all school assemblies,
Speaker 3: you had to march in utter silence or you get
Speaker 3: a detention.
Speaker 2: Yes, we had to march into the gym. The only
Speaker 2: place in the whole school that could see the entire
Speaker 2: school was the.
Speaker 3: Gym on the floor of the cold.
Speaker 2: It was marching in silence, and the teachers would stand
Speaker 2: like prison guards on all all areas of the gym wall.
Speaker 3: Yea again, immediate attention if you made any noise, was
Speaker 3: there as any giggling? And then it was like someone
Speaker 3: when it was always something that the school took very seriously,
Speaker 3: when those all school ones, and it was always someone
Speaker 3: in the upper school getting bothered for something, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: It was never anything to do with the rest of you,
Speaker 3: Like why have we all got it? For an hour?
Speaker 8: Now?
Speaker 3: Reminded of the school values and stuff like this? All right,
Speaker 3: So who has a song instead of the school bell?
Speaker 3: All with their school bell?
Speaker 1: Christian Connells Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Does your school? Did your school have a song? With
Speaker 3: the school bell. That's it. One of the this morning David.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Hello David. Oh yes I'm here, David. Did
Speaker 3: your school have a school song with the bell?
Speaker 9: Not minded her on? Way too old for that.
Speaker 3: My girls cryptic. We're not trying to speculate. What did
Speaker 3: you have?
Speaker 9: They all want to find things, you know. I put
Speaker 9: the record on the big speaker.
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 9: My daughter school. They played different super new music every week,
Speaker 9: like last week was the Flight of the Bumblebee.
Speaker 3: It feels to me this is a teacher who's been
Speaker 3: in the game too long. It's like the frame when
Speaker 3: he plays the song, he gets.
Speaker 9: That it was actually funny because it's all these kids
Speaker 9: doesn't running around like.
Speaker 3: Little bumblebees. It's just a perfect, perfect song. All right, David,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. Have a nice weekend. Stephanie, good morning.
Speaker 10: Hell are you, Christian?
Speaker 3: I'm good. Happy Friday, steph. And is this your daughter's
Speaker 3: or son's school?
Speaker 10: No, first of all, it's my son's school. He's in
Speaker 10: ME ten and they change the songs, but they make
Speaker 10: sure that it's appropriate, and they put on Frozen, So
Speaker 10: he's in ME ten's Frozen and they put the song Frozen.
Speaker 3: Let it go, and yeah, I don't think that's all
Speaker 3: kids in your ten. This isn't a Poston alone.
Speaker 10: This is what the school picked. And then some of
Speaker 10: the e ten boys started dancing princesses and it was hilarious.
Speaker 10: My son said, but he said.
Speaker 2: This is a little crazy.
Speaker 3: I love a good symphony.
Speaker 10: And then and then when I was doing work experience
Speaker 10: in your ten, I went to a primary.
Speaker 11: School and the kids were allowed.
Speaker 6: To pick their own music and what's it called.
Speaker 10: The teachers didn't check the tape. And then when the
Speaker 10: kids put on that inappropriate song, they thought, let's talk
Speaker 10: about sex, and the teachers shut it down.
Speaker 3: In the movie, she started running down the hallways, going
Speaker 3: into a rooms trying to find out who's playing this
Speaker 3: bang while this is their headphones. Is that the.
Speaker 2: Other teachers are trying to cover the younger students.
Speaker 10: Yeah, the girls actually shut the door so the teachers
Speaker 10: couldn't get in because they knew that they were going
Speaker 10: to get in trouble.
Speaker 3: Ah, Stephanie, that's a very very funny call. Thank you
Speaker 3: very much, have a good weekend.
Speaker 10: Have a great weekend, guys.
Speaker 3: Bye, thank you.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian My primary school in Bendigo had a big bell
Speaker 3: from a ship and untold cow bell. The one kid
Speaker 3: had to run around the school ringing at the end
Speaker 3: of playtime. Was that like a punishms around their neck?
Speaker 2: Why didn't you use the big bell? Sure enough? So
Speaker 2: much that's just got the cheap shell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, shout out to my spring Gully Primary peaks. That's
Speaker 3: from Rachel in Yarraville. Lindsay, good morning, Hello.
Speaker 12: Lindsay, Hello, how's a going?
Speaker 3: Yeah, good Lindsay and Lindsay, what was the song that
Speaker 3: your school bell came with?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 12: Yeah, I was the bell monitor oft Bo Morris Primary
Speaker 12: back in ninet eighty eight and grade six, and I
Speaker 12: used to play classic fifties rock and roll, and I
Speaker 12: used to bust out a little bit of Chuck Burry,
Speaker 12: Johnny be Good.
Speaker 3: Back to the Future down there, bone more, that's right,
Speaker 3: absolutely loving it.
Speaker 12: And here's the thing. I played that quite a fair
Speaker 12: bit and a couple of the prep teachers came up
Speaker 12: to me after a few times that I played. They said, hey,
Speaker 12: can you tone down the fifties rock and roll because
Speaker 12: the prepp bees are all getting a little bit too
Speaker 12: excited when they come into class.
Speaker 2: You're hyping up the kids.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're not DJing. Just raise that roof too much,
Speaker 3: We tod put them back on safely.
Speaker 12: It's when I fell in love with music and I
Speaker 12: became a professional DJ.
Speaker 3: Did Yeah, well you've got you've got a hell of
Speaker 3: a voice on you, sir.
Speaker 12: Thank you very much, Christian.
Speaker 3: And where can we hear your work? Are you on online?
Speaker 12: Or I do? I play Bogan Bingo shows all around Victoria.
Speaker 2: Is the name of it or is it just being
Speaker 2: you call it?
Speaker 12: I'm out in country Victoria. So we're bringing Boga boganisms
Speaker 12: to the Bogans.
Speaker 3: It's great bog and bingo. And if people want to
Speaker 3: find out more, where can they find their where can
Speaker 3: they do that?
Speaker 12: Go to Boganbingo dot com.
Speaker 3: It's it's got the real estate, sell it for billions.
Speaker 3: This is my super all right, Lindsey, thank you very
Speaker 3: much for kill mates.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: This is the last day for now on Winning boy Board.
Speaker 3: So over the last almost two weeks, every morning we've
Speaker 3: been opening up the lines, not knowing what message of
Speaker 3: yours who are going to be typing into our little
Speaker 3: laptop here that Jack does every morning and then it
Speaker 3: goes live to one hundred and thirty six billboards all
Speaker 3: over Melbourne at the same time. Here are some of
Speaker 3: the great stories we've had this week from you guys.
Speaker 3: Olivia is on the line, her husband has left for work,
Speaker 3: and there's no eighth wedding anniversary gift.
Speaker 1: I think we just.
Speaker 6: Are need to say, Paul, have you forgotten something today?
Speaker 3: Jackie boy start typing out Hello.
Speaker 2: Paul, Olivia.
Speaker 3: No, Hi, Christian. Pull from the billboard here.
Speaker 2: I don't normally forget these type of things, but I'll
Speaker 2: let this one slip through the keeper. Sorry, everybody, one
Speaker 2: of your messages.
Speaker 3: Whatever you want to say, the power is yours.
Speaker 5: I'd love the billboard to say, Daddy, I did a
Speaker 5: pull on the toilet.
Speaker 3: This comes from Cassandra. Help me find a date a
Speaker 3: man over forty for Sunday brunch. I'm nice, I really am,
Speaker 3: and I'm smile enough, and yes I have good boots.
Speaker 3: I don't know where we stand on is that a
Speaker 3: distraction to drivers? I don't think we would put that
Speaker 3: of the boobs all right? This morning we let the
Speaker 3: kids pick the message on the billboard.
Speaker 11: I want the billboard to say Anya Sonya, because Sonya
Speaker 11: is my boss drivers on who drives every day.
Speaker 3: Right now on one hundred and thirty six billboards all
Speaker 3: over Melbourne Lincoln. What are you selling? Mate?
Speaker 10: An upper baby? Visit the prim Mate is a prem
Speaker 10: like no.
Speaker 3: Other couple years old, never meanty terrain.
Speaker 10: It couldn't cross.
Speaker 3: This is such an Australian pitch, isn't it all? Terra
Speaker 3: four wheel drive prem?
Speaker 2: Where are you taking that baby?
Speaker 1: Jack?
Speaker 12: Mate?
Speaker 11: Everywhere?
Speaker 12: The park, the pub, you name it, he goes there.
Speaker 3: This is it, This is the item.
Speaker 2: What do you want for this magic prem?
Speaker 9: Twelve hundred normally two and a half grand.
Speaker 3: Guys read the room interests Chinese spy balloons a.
Speaker 1: Year well, Christian, no Connells show podcast.
Speaker 3: Over the next three days you have control of the
Speaker 3: billboards of Melbourne. We have one hundred and thirty six
Speaker 3: billboards to give to you today, Tomorrow and Sunday as well. Christian,
Speaker 3: what about today? Good luck? Far Jack Jenkins in UFC
Speaker 3: two eight four in Perth this weekend ten years to
Speaker 3: get his work making his in the UC very very
Speaker 3: exciting to volcanoscar as well. I spoke to far Jack's
Speaker 3: mum yesterday there's one hundred and sixty of them flying
Speaker 3: over to Perth.
Speaker 2: Friends in family.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that is amazing.
Speaker 2: I would have cost in all yes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, imagine that. Yeah, so yeah, really really good luck
Speaker 3: and I hope your boy does well as well, Joe.
Speaker 3: All right, so what do you want on the billboards? Marina?
Speaker 3: Good morning? Good morning, Christian, Good morning Marina. What would
Speaker 3: you love to say there?
Speaker 6: Well, look, I've gotta say guilt and shame worked perfectly
Speaker 6: well for me, So I would like a billboard that
Speaker 6: shouted to my son. Harry replied to your mother's text,
Speaker 6: I love this.
Speaker 3: It makes me want to just check my phone. I
Speaker 3: applied to my mom. Does everyone else getting that? Muma? Anks? Though?
Speaker 3: You don't upset a mum.
Speaker 2: You could go into anybody's part and go to the
Speaker 2: last visage to their mum, and there'll be a question
Speaker 2: waiting to be answered.
Speaker 6: Yes, correctly, I think he would reply to an uber rating, quickly.
Speaker 3: Breaking into how old is Harry?
Speaker 1: Twenty three?
Speaker 3: Twenty three?
Speaker 6: He's an answer is sometimes going on sixteen, I think,
Speaker 6: but twenty three?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 13: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Hear all right, Marina, it might be you let's go
Speaker 3: to die here, Good morning, die.
Speaker 14: Good morning, Happy Friday.
Speaker 3: Happy Friday. What would you love on the billboards?
Speaker 10: I would love to put on the billboards Reading Cinemas.
Speaker 14: Please hire my son. Thanks broke mama.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you're sending your boy out to work. How
Speaker 2: old is he?
Speaker 14: He's seventeen.
Speaker 10: He needs to get his first job.
Speaker 14: And I know he'd really love to work at the
Speaker 14: cinemas because he loves movies and he has applied there before,
Speaker 14: but just hasn't heard anything back from them.
Speaker 3: So you want to use this to try and nudge
Speaker 3: Reading Cinemas to give him a job.
Speaker 12: Absolutely, it's not what you know to.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 2: Do you want to localize it?
Speaker 7: Then?
Speaker 2: Which were in cinema as you are?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Turnside Park, that's our close.
Speaker 3: So he's applied previously, shout out Turnside Park high and
Speaker 3: what's your lad's name?
Speaker 12: His name's Dominic.
Speaker 9: He isn't bought some kids, and he would love it there.
Speaker 10: He would work very hard.
Speaker 3: He could spoken like a true mother. They always say
Speaker 3: that about their kid. In a way.
Speaker 2: We're riding his resume up the billboard. What like, what
Speaker 2: else should we put on? There were previous experience hobbies.
Speaker 3: Yeah, hobbies and interests qualification certificates.
Speaker 14: So funny watching movies.
Speaker 2: When you're a kid and you're writing your first resume,
Speaker 2: you've got no previoy experience, so you have to fill
Speaker 2: it up with hobbies.
Speaker 3: You always make out like you do so much for
Speaker 3: the community as well. The lawn. I put that on
Speaker 3: there once.
Speaker 12: I haven't had enough time getting to my my lord.
Speaker 14: All right, he wants to be a filmmaker, so it
Speaker 14: would be a perfect job for you.
Speaker 3: This is do you know what? So often when you
Speaker 3: go to swimmers, they're just teenagers who are bored. Would
Speaker 3: work in there? I mean, you used to.
Speaker 2: Work at seventeen years old, I worked at Hoyts Cinema.
Speaker 3: So if you've got someone who's genuinely interesting, surely they're
Speaker 3: going to be a bit more of a good energy
Speaker 3: to be around. All right, let's let's put up an
Speaker 3: advert for your son. Then let's do this. Does he
Speaker 3: know we're doing this? By the way, I.
Speaker 9: Did mention to it earlier, so I just thought I
Speaker 9: won't make false promises.
Speaker 10: See what happened, But yes, he would be absolutely delighted.
Speaker 8: All right, it helped him get a job.
Speaker 3: All right, let's do it.
Speaker 2: Reading cinema Churnside Park.
Speaker 14: Please hire my son.
Speaker 3: Please I make it personal. Please hire my son. Do
Speaker 3: you mind if I just call him Dom for the
Speaker 3: sake of wording on the poster.
Speaker 14: Yep, that's fine.
Speaker 8: That's what he calls himself as well.
Speaker 2: And then he loves movies.
Speaker 11: He loves movies.
Speaker 3: What about this guy loves movies? Like, get a lot
Speaker 3: of Dom. I'm with Dom.
Speaker 2: Start that hashtag this guy loves movies.
Speaker 3: Yes, all right, read about Jackie Boy.
Speaker 2: Reading Cinema's Churnside Park. Please hire my son Dom.
Speaker 3: Sorry, no, no, no, it's that you work in a
Speaker 3: cool center. I get these people from.
Speaker 2: Please hire my son Dom. This guy loves me.
Speaker 3: This guy loves movies. And then we'll put our phone number. Yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, we'll get up there asap.
Speaker 14: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: That's all right. Okay, so we've got the billboard for today.
Speaker 3: We need a new billboard for tomorrow and Sunday.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, we have given away today's billboards. That's one
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty six billboards that are now going to
Speaker 3: say queue.
Speaker 2: Action reading Cinema Churnside Park. Bye, Please hire my son Dom.
Speaker 2: This guy loves movies.
Speaker 3: Great, okay, that's from the mum.
Speaker 2: Yes, Diane, Diane who.
Speaker 3: Gave us a call. So what we're gonna do now
Speaker 3: is we're going to give away Tomorrow's and Sunday's billboards
Speaker 3: as well. Mitchell, good morning, Come mine guys, Mitchell happy
Speaker 3: for What would you love the billboard to say? Tomorrow?
Speaker 3: All day Saturday, all day tomorrow.
Speaker 11: I've got a very important public service announcement that has
Speaker 11: to get out there and needs to say, deer chefs,
Speaker 11: no more chips under our partments.
Speaker 3: I stand with you. Mitchell is speaking for everyone right now, Melbourne.
Speaker 3: That's as a perfect Saturday one. People like going out
Speaker 3: for dinner and lunch and stuff like that. Mitchell is
Speaker 3: going up tomorrow.
Speaker 2: If we can change just one pub, we've made a
Speaker 2: difference exactly.
Speaker 3: All right, Mitchell, that's tomorrow's one. Yeah, ideally all of them. Mitchell,
Speaker 3: well done, that's tomorrow's. Let's give away Sundays now. Julie, Hi,
Speaker 3: how are you? I'm good, Judy. What would you like
Speaker 3: Sunday's billboards to say?
Speaker 11: Well, I'll probably be a bit lengthy because I don't
Speaker 11: know how to word it, but I worked at the
Speaker 11: elections last November. He's made a guy who came into
Speaker 11: the polling booth and we shared some friendly Argumentedyvnter and
Speaker 11: I've never stopped thinking about since things. I love to
Speaker 11: meet him.
Speaker 3: This is do you know what, Judy? The other day
Speaker 3: we were talking about this one. This used to be
Speaker 3: in the newspapers, you know, these misconnections and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: This is one of those, but now on a new
Speaker 3: way of doing it on digital billboard.
Speaker 11: I mean, I definitely had a moment he did. He
Speaker 11: probably just thought, who's this weird woman? And that's why
Speaker 11: he kept staring back.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but sometimes you know when you're in a moment
Speaker 3: and then there's that awkward next bit like are we
Speaker 3: both feeling this? Is it just me? And then you
Speaker 3: gotta look away and go Now.
Speaker 11: People just do this and leave the booth. But he
Speaker 11: came over and said goodbye and things like that.
Speaker 3: This is this is a scene from a Richard Kurtz movie.
Speaker 3: Do you know who's your old friend? You've got to
Speaker 3: uptight and British to say anything. The pen would work
Speaker 3: either loving the booth, loving the booth?
Speaker 2: So what do you know about him? What can we
Speaker 2: you put? What identifies can we put on the.
Speaker 3: Billboard last election day last year.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Sibyl is the area leapless wearing clothing?
Speaker 2: He was wearing his clothing.
Speaker 11: Yes, he did have a company name on the back,
Speaker 11: but I don't want to say that ocase I'll get
Speaker 11: him in trouble. I don't even know.
Speaker 3: If he's contact you or you want. You're going to
Speaker 3: get him into trouble.
Speaker 4: Why didn't you have his address?
Speaker 5: Because when you go to go to the election data,
Speaker 5: your address look up.
Speaker 4: In front of you.
Speaker 3: Did you see that hot all those details, he's going
Speaker 3: to mark it off.
Speaker 11: No, No, agree with him at the queue?
Speaker 5: Oh you weren't at the table.
Speaker 4: Just take a little screenshot follow him up.
Speaker 11: A bit, stork.
Speaker 3: Is this actually you're frightening?
Speaker 2: Sometimes we're how comfortable you were with doing that?
Speaker 3: All right? So, Julie, we want to get the attention
Speaker 3: straight away, don't we? And so is it you were
Speaker 3: at the voting booth last year in.
Speaker 2: Seville several several and what was it? A primary school?
Speaker 3: Church?
Speaker 11: Primary school?
Speaker 3: What else does needed to say? We exchanged We had
Speaker 3: a moment.
Speaker 11: Yes, we had a moment. The main argument we had
Speaker 11: was you ask which district they're voting? In good I
Speaker 11: don't know this one, I guess, and is where are you?
Speaker 11: And I mentioned my suburb. I said two minutes up
Speaker 11: the road. And that's how the arguments started. You said, no,
Speaker 11: takes me ten minutes.
Speaker 3: Are you feeling it too? Just as you repaid it?
Speaker 11: And then later on he was when he's voting, he
Speaker 11: was quite embarrassed, pulling his classes out and he said,
Speaker 11: I'm getting hold and Shyley pulled his call them on.
Speaker 3: Is showing vulnerability? I bet the fate once as well.
Speaker 3: Every time.
Speaker 2: We can get the exact word about this Sunday Sunday,
Speaker 2: your message has to go on.
Speaker 3: We'll go up there and we'll put our phone number
Speaker 3: up there as well. So fingers crossed we get some
Speaker 3: good news Monday.
Speaker 11: Civil highbers argumented, getting old maids glasses narrow down.
Speaker 3: This is like guess who were suddenly half of Melbourne
Speaker 3: put their hand up.
Speaker 1: That's me The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Everyone's still trying to get a billboard.
Speaker 3: Tony Kinman one of them Christian billboard message. Our first
Speaker 3: grandchild will arrive within the next week. We are so excited.
Speaker 3: From Tony and JACKI I'll bet you are. The message
Speaker 3: they wanted was Brittany, make the jump and push out
Speaker 3: the bump. Mom and Dad brackets the grandees. Good luck
Speaker 3: to everyone there. That's amazing. Must be really excited, christ
Speaker 3: and I would have liked the billboard to say save Ferris. Christian,
Speaker 3: could you put this out for my husband Andrew? Thanks
Speaker 3: to put the boys on the line and getting the
Speaker 3: snip that's from nothing? Have you really really nice? All right?
Speaker 3: We started this last Friday and it was great. We're
Speaker 3: gonna do a new awards thing on the show called
Speaker 3: that You Must because I love it when people say
Speaker 3: when they find out you haven't been to a cafe
Speaker 3: or restaurant or somewhere for dinner, where they go, oh
Speaker 3: you must, And so we ask you where must we
Speaker 3: go and what must we have? I want to know
Speaker 3: about the specific dish to have there as well, not
Speaker 3: just where to go, but what do we order on
Speaker 3: the menu? Jack? What is your brand? New? You must?
Speaker 2: You must try Lucky Little Dumplings at Pentridge in Cobra.
Speaker 4: I love dumplings.
Speaker 2: I actually missed this place since we're no longer Coburg resident.
Speaker 3: But do you make a little pilgrimage.
Speaker 2: We haven't yet must but I want to for Valentine's Day.
Speaker 2: I've picted it to be anchored that we go back
Speaker 2: to Lucky Little Dumplings. And you must.
Speaker 3: Easy on the pocket as well. It's cheap skate.
Speaker 2: It's a higher up dumpling place.
Speaker 3: Really, you sit down, You sit down. Where don't you
Speaker 3: know the restaurants you like to go to? It's very much.
Speaker 3: You stand up at the counter, walk out with any
Speaker 3: street You still have a problem with the time Chicken
Speaker 3: in a basket place, I traveled forty five minutes. I
Speaker 3: could have done that.
Speaker 4: Hungry Jacks, what do you recommend there?
Speaker 2: You must try the pork and prawn one in Sichuan chili.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that sounds dear vine Patsy. Where must
Speaker 3: we go?
Speaker 5: You must go to Sprinkle's ice Creamery. There are two sites.
Speaker 5: There's one at Hoppers Crossing and there's one at Point
Speaker 5: cook Hey. If you're heading down the coast for the weekend,
Speaker 5: down the beach, head off at the freeway and it's
Speaker 5: not far off the freeway. They have the most amazing
Speaker 5: ice cream.
Speaker 2: Don't go and have an ice cream on the beach
Speaker 2: and watch the sunset.
Speaker 4: It is amazing.
Speaker 3: So the other way people go where we you can
Speaker 3: still see it. You turn your neck around the ocean.
Speaker 5: I highly recommend the blood orange gelato. It is divine.
Speaker 5: And they do their own chop tops, which are like
Speaker 5: the size of a bree They're massive, And I would
Speaker 5: go the mint chop tops because you know that old
Speaker 5: peppermint Chris bar jack.
Speaker 4: Do you remember that? Growing up with that?
Speaker 5: They grate a whole one of those bars into the brick,
Speaker 5: into the top of the chocolate and set it on top.
Speaker 3: Mint chop chip is the daddy of all ice cream flavors,
Speaker 3: and all the other ice cream flavors know it.
Speaker 2: But you say you are Promian minch chip.
Speaker 3: You don't want the mint really, but then you got
Speaker 3: the chocolate to break it up.
Speaker 2: You know what you can have just chocolate too much.
Speaker 3: Of a good thing.
Speaker 4: Sprinkles one. You need a sprinkles one.
Speaker 3: Oh no, I'm not confused. I thought now we're actually
Speaker 3: going getting a bit recording when you stand on the
Speaker 3: mint chop chip debate, where must we go? Okay, what
Speaker 3: must we have?
Speaker 1: You must the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian sprinkles are the bomb agree. I agreed. Mint chop
Speaker 3: chip is actually the mummy. Christian is not the daddy.
Speaker 3: It's the pistache who's the daddy. No, Daniel, You're wrong.
Speaker 3: Pistachio is a weird uncle. Is that weird uncle? Every
Speaker 3: family has? Christian Mint in chocolate ice cream is a
Speaker 3: great idea, but it has to be peppermint, not spearman.
Speaker 3: Kerry agreed. Yeah, we're actually talking about your recommendations recording it.
Speaker 3: You must where must we go and what must we have?
Speaker 3: Your restaurant cafe recommendations No. Four one four one O
Speaker 3: four three Lee.
Speaker 14: Yes, yes, Look there's a little restaurant in Jembrook calls
Speaker 14: The Independent and it has the best carrots you'll ever taste.
Speaker 3: Now I'm interested. What can make something an amazing carrot
Speaker 3: where it's a star dish on the menu.
Speaker 14: Yeah, they're Argentinian. They like smoked maple carrots and they're
Speaker 14: just to die for. They're the best.
Speaker 2: Never got excited about a carrot now, But you add
Speaker 2: anything maple to anything, it makes it better.
Speaker 3: And smoke as well. That sounds great.
Speaker 14: Yeah, really, it's an amazing menu, actually, really really good.
Speaker 3: All right, what's the name of the place. Where where
Speaker 3: is it in jim Brook.
Speaker 14: It's it's called the Independent. And the chief's name's Marrow
Speaker 14: and he's he's awesome, he's really really good.
Speaker 3: Those Arntentinian steakhouses you have around there, some of those
Speaker 3: are amazing. What's the one you recommended? I went with
Speaker 3: an aarda Sarasada You say asa anyway?
Speaker 2: Which was one of them? Was the one that one
Speaker 2: of them is the Anti doping agency and one of them.
Speaker 3: Means doping agency. That's your you Sada. It's a sada anyway.
Speaker 3: So glad we clear this up. It is great radio.
Speaker 3: We agree you must try. Please go and don't forget
Speaker 3: those carrots. Uh we go here, Warren, Good morning, the morning, Warren.
Speaker 3: Where must we go? What must we have?
Speaker 8: Was down in Geelong, in North Gelong as a little
Speaker 8: place called Bangkok straight tie and they do they miss
Speaker 8: Chrispy Pork belly Land special love a lunch special.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, Bottomless brunch is a great thing too.
Speaker 12: Oh it's good.
Speaker 8: It's so good that of been there three days and
Speaker 8: arrive several times on that side.
Speaker 3: When you find that little thing, it this makes the day,
Speaker 3: doesn't it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 12: It's it's the bass Yeah, you're.
Speaker 3: Gonna do it. Friday Treats start the weekend dirty.
Speaker 8: I will be there today.
Speaker 1: Christian Connells Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Bow to the said, say it's Kung Fu Friday? Friends?
Speaker 3: Does all we say every year we celebrate come through
Speaker 3: Friday on the tenth, Always on Friday the tenth, Kung
Speaker 3: through Friday, get your foo on this weekend? Rio has
Speaker 3: really pulled out a made up fact here at today. No, no,
Speaker 3: this is true. Sean Connory, during the filming of James
Speaker 3: Bond movie Never Say Never Again, was taking martial arts
Speaker 3: lesson and in the process annoyed the instructor by flashing
Speaker 3: his fists in the instructor's face. The instructor reacted and
Speaker 3: broke Sean Curry's risk immediately. Such were his powers. That
Speaker 3: instructor was Stephen Cigar. Just see aging on this, he
Speaker 3: would have been like, I don't know twenty I want
Speaker 3: it to be true. This feels like something Steven Sigar
Speaker 3: made up about himself. There is no way you think this, Cigar.
Speaker 13: Now you just okay, all right, where did you even.
Speaker 3: Cut and pays this from Friday? That instructor was Stephen Sigar.
Speaker 3: I feels how the start to like an audiobook of
Speaker 3: his life.
Speaker 2: His powers are instinctive. It wasn't his fault. If you
Speaker 2: put face.
Speaker 15: Sorry, I just killed you.
Speaker 3: Muscle memory, just a coffee for your boss. Never approached
Speaker 3: your behind, Never tell you what? Can we reach out to?
Speaker 3: Shaun Connie's age at this weekend? Can it confirm? Or tonight?
Speaker 3: It's risk was broken into a young Steve. It's a goal.
Speaker 3: This is huge, guys, This is huge, all right. Martial
Speaker 3: Arts Movies Bride of Nunchucky, Bruce Lee or Mighty Silver
Speaker 3: wreck it like Ralph Matchio. He was just starting Friday.
Speaker 3: Connor McGregor, Conair McGregor Silver, Yeah, Jack, what have you got?
Speaker 2: Martial Arts movies Weekend at Bruce Lee's.
Speaker 3: Now, that's gold, that's very good.
Speaker 2: Shindless Fist when Harry meant Sense that's good. That's old
Speaker 2: and Choker Hunters gold.
Speaker 3: Plus all right, Martial Last Movies get you through one.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast, all.
Speaker 3: Right, are you ready? Jack? Bled here? Darl m for me?
Speaker 3: Yaggy Gold Weekend at Sense's Silva, Dude, where's my nunchucks?
Speaker 3: Silver me Aggie Poppins.
Speaker 2: That will be very hard to get gold bud.
Speaker 3: That's so good me, Aggie Poppins, I want to see
Speaker 3: that movie. Mark, that is so good. Mark Lock would
Speaker 3: take about grading Miss Daisy? Is she ready for that
Speaker 3: black belt? Silva sixth sense six cents gold Eta, that's
Speaker 3: all so great? Van Dambusters, John Claude, Van dam taking
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Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Every day we've asked you what did you like to
Speaker 3: sound a billboard, and then we put it up live
Speaker 3: during the show to over one hundred billboards. Thank you
Speaker 3: very much. I have been so emails, so many emails,
Speaker 3: so we haven't been able to apply to thank you
Speaker 3: very much. Some of you have shared some really intimate
Speaker 3: stuff about what you'd love up there and why. I'm
Speaker 3: sorry that we couldn't get to all of them, but
Speaker 3: hopefully you enjoyed listening to the ones we did get to.
Speaker 3: So over the next three days, lots of people are
Speaker 3: going to be seeing these amazing messages. So let's talk
Speaker 3: about first of all, then let's talk about tomorrow.
Speaker 2: All day Saturday, Mitch's Billboard will be live. Dear chefs
Speaker 2: of Melbourne, no chips under our parmers.
Speaker 3: I like this. It's a powerful begging, please, isn't it
Speaker 3: to the.
Speaker 2: Chefs of something that we can all get behind?
Speaker 3: Yeah? No more soggy chips please.
Speaker 2: Then to Sunday.
Speaker 3: This is like your old lost connections. What was the
Speaker 3: thing he used to call it in the.
Speaker 2: Melbourne Misconnections or the one in MX was he's looking
Speaker 2: at you.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So the man in the high Viz at several polling
Speaker 2: booth last election we shared a moment, call me Julie.
Speaker 2: And then I actually put at the bottom called Christian brackets.
Speaker 2: He'll call Julie nine four one four three.
Speaker 3: Now I did any of us know about this? I
Speaker 3: knew you were going quiet over there. He also we
Speaker 3: haven't got room on there. But he also had glasses
Speaker 3: that he got out at some moment when they're having
Speaker 3: a little bit of chit.
Speaker 2: Chat starting to write a story.
Speaker 3: It's huge, isn't it. Can We spread out over a
Speaker 3: couple of billboards, all one hundred and thirty six in installments,
Speaker 3: and then the current billboard today came from a lovely
Speaker 3: woman we spoke to earlier. Die. It was a message
Speaker 3: for her employee. Well, she wants to find her seventeen
Speaker 3: year old son dom a job. Movie man wants to
Speaker 3: make movies, needs to get his first job.
Speaker 2: So the billboard said, reading Cinema Churnside Park, please hire
Speaker 2: my son. This guy loves movies.
Speaker 3: It's very direct, plea love this. This is wrong, Hey, Die, Hey, now.
Speaker 3: We only spoke to you about an hour and a
Speaker 3: half ago. Hopefully, hopefully it's worked. We have someone on
Speaker 3: the line now who needs to speak to you.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Mark, Good morning Christian. How are you today?
Speaker 3: I'm good Mark and Mark. What do you do for
Speaker 3: a living? What do you do, sir?
Speaker 12: I'm director of cinema operations for Reading Cinemas.
Speaker 3: Get in. He's gone to the main man.
Speaker 12: Dying hio, Hi die hi.
Speaker 14: You, I'm good, Thank you. You're going to hire my tinter.
Speaker 6: What check the question?
Speaker 12: Tell you what Locky from CBC, who are great friends
Speaker 12: of Reading Cinemas. He got ahold of us this morning
Speaker 12: because he saw one of the billboards.
Speaker 3: He gave me a call.
Speaker 12: And said to me, you've got to hire this guy.
Speaker 15: So story, you're going to this kid in the picture movies,
Speaker 15: easy guy, a.
Speaker 8: Great pot to become.
Speaker 12: I mean, we've got Man opening next week and increator.
Speaker 3: So always always great. So you're going to take him on.
Speaker 12: We're going to give him a trial.
Speaker 8: Christiana can roll of chop pop and pop some popcorn.
Speaker 12: He's got a job.
Speaker 3: That's it great, awesome, that's really kind of you. Mark,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much.
Speaker 12: You're welcome and I will be in touch.
Speaker 3: Great.
Speaker 14: Thank you so much.
Speaker 3: I love Yeah. He means you've got to work there too.
Speaker 3: Next weekend, guys, get ready for that. Man die. This
Speaker 3: is great news. Well done forgive us a call.
Speaker 14: I'm rapped.
Speaker 6: I can't wait to fill my son.
Speaker 3: He will be absolutely awesome. Do I have a lovely weekend?
Speaker 3: Thanks you calling.
Speaker 1: Thanks so much.
Speaker 3: I just realized that's the only one that's gone well,
Speaker 3: no one's ever said thank you. Yeah, it's kind of
Speaker 3: all right doing that. We finally did it, guys.
Speaker 2: And we've never been in this position before where we
Speaker 2: could take the billboard down. Now, I guess it's done
Speaker 2: a job. We've never had to do that situation.
Speaker 3: There's already been some kind of situation around it. But
Speaker 3: thank you very much everyone, WINNI billboard will be back,
Speaker 3: But thank you very much. Evan who's trying to get
Speaker 3: their message on them. Enjoy weekends. We're back Monday.
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