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Speaker 1: Good morning.

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Speaker 2: It's a Christian a Connell Show podcast.

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Speaker 3: I might have had a little celebratory drinking.

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Speaker 4: I like long walks on the beach.

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Speaker 5: I have two cats and some hips.

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Speaker 2: Show on Gold one oh four point three.

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Speaker 5: Hey, good morning, Welcome back everybody after a long weekend.

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Speaker 5: Good morning, Jack, morning, guys, Good on in Patsy. How

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Speaker 5: was everyone's three day extended weekend? Fresheto Lockdown?

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Speaker 4: I met my nephew for the first time out of lockdown? Yeah,

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Speaker 4: little leroy.

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Speaker 5: How was it? So? What is now? A week? Eight nine?

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Speaker 5: Two weeks?

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Speaker 4: Two weeks?

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Speaker 5: Now? So quick? In college?

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Speaker 4: Now he wouldn't wake up the fish little get for

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Speaker 4: two hours.

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Speaker 5: He's a post all right, Yeah, same with you. Sometimes

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Speaker 5: you're here but not awake.

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Speaker 4: I just wanted by the end of the meeting, I

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Speaker 4: wanted to see.

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Speaker 5: To discuss his intentions as a baby. What's what do

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Speaker 5: you see yourself in five years time?

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Speaker 4: Well, if you're going to sleep all through this meeting,

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Speaker 4: well I just can't take you serious. No, I was trying.

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Speaker 5: Did you go around? Were you in the middle of

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Speaker 5: the afternoon?

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Speaker 4: Yeah? I went at three o'clock, but he'd already been

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Speaker 4: asleep since since.

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Speaker 5: I think did they invite you around it that time? Yeah,

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Speaker 5: they knew the baby be asleep. Jack can't do any damage. Yeah,

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Speaker 5: the parents need this the rest, specially the woman who's

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Speaker 5: just given bus.

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Speaker 4: To both look exhausted. Honestly, it's been two weeks. They

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Speaker 4: nicknamed for him is the Evil Genius, because they're keeping

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Speaker 4: him up.

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Speaker 5: Still. I think they're still in this story. They still

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Speaker 5: love the child. You know, babies are harmed in this

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Speaker 5: story with the Evil Genius. What a great baby nickname.

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Speaker 4: I tried my best to wake him up, as.

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Speaker 5: I warned you you were going to be a crazy

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Speaker 5: uncle John. You said you want.

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Speaker 4: Because I got him the best present. I got him

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Speaker 4: this big camel soft toy that you can sit on.

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Speaker 4: Holds one hundred kilos.

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Speaker 5: You can't even sit himself.

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Speaker 4: I can sit on it. I can sit on it.

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Speaker 5: You're thirty three?

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Speaker 4: I wait, you see this thing?

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Speaker 5: Really? Yeah? But he won't be sitting holding himself up

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Speaker 4: No, I we propped him. He was still asleep. He

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Speaker 4: propped him up on the camel, not for.

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Speaker 5: An Instegram photo. Oh oh no, you do you think

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Speaker 5: evil genius is what they're referring to you who's evil

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Speaker 5: genius has the baby? Cha evil geniuses here?

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Speaker 4: He's going to grow to love that camera.

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Speaker 5: Of course he will. Yeah, two years time, I love it.

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Speaker 5: And so you know, there no no waking up at all.

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Speaker 4: Nah, didn't even see his eyes. I wanted to do

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Speaker 4: that thing where you check if someone's awake, where you

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Speaker 4: pull their eyelids open, but it seemed shocker.

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Speaker 5: I did see his eyes. He was getting torch and

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Speaker 5: she shine them in them.

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Speaker 4: Do they really sleep fourteen to seventeen hours a day?

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Speaker 3: If they're a good baby, they will.

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Speaker 5: Yeah. Never. I've never met that baby. That was not

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Speaker 5: the one I was blessed with in life. I mean

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Speaker 5: I've heard him other babies doing that, but that was

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Speaker 5: not fourteen to seventeen hours. I'm still o that they're

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Speaker 5: still not doing it well now the teenagers they're doing it.

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Speaker 5: But it's nothing, no good, It's have no benefit to me.

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Speaker 4: That's why I couldn't understand why my brother and his

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Speaker 4: wife looks so exhausted, because to me, the baby's so serene. Yeah,

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Speaker 4: he's not made peep since we've been Yeah.

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Speaker 5: You've got that that brief little respite they get, but

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Speaker 5: perhaps of your you know what it's like, especially for

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Speaker 5: the women. It's it's exhausting. It's the first week.

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Speaker 3: I remember when we came home. We're on three to

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Speaker 3: four hourly fates. And the trouble is Jack.

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Speaker 5: By the time, you only might need to explain that

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Speaker 5: to Jack because he might mean he me and your

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Speaker 5: husband was on Chris was exhausted. He needed feeding and

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Speaker 5: winding every three.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, no, they said that, and I was shocked yesterday

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Speaker 4: ten times a day. You feed the baby.

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Speaker 5: What is this? It's just the same yoursperence when they're

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Speaker 5: in the hospital, in that maternity warm and they got

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Speaker 5: all the experts there, right, the baby seems to be like, oh,

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Speaker 5: Then they like swaddle it right, and that is the

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Speaker 5: only time it ever behaves like that. The moments it's indoors,

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Speaker 5: it's like that baby gay, Why won't it sleep? Why

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Speaker 5: is it awake at two am? It's like a ferbie.

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Speaker 5: I read the book, the books that I just do

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Speaker 5: this and it sleeps.

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Speaker 4: It's like mine's broken.

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Speaker 3: I need to take it back.

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Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

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Speaker 5: Over the weekend this might be many miles away from England.

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Speaker 5: I got up stayed up to which is when you're

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Speaker 5: a certain age, is staying up to eleven o'clock? Isn't

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Speaker 5: it Years ago you'd be out at eleven o'clock and

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Speaker 5: not realized it was an eleven pm, but stay. I

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Speaker 5: had to stay up till eleven PM because England were

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Speaker 5: opening up their first game for the European Championships, planning

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Speaker 5: soccer back in well all of Europe, and because of

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Speaker 5: COVID fears, there are eleven different host nations, so I

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Speaker 5: don't know. Why are they moving all the referees and

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Speaker 5: the balls around constantly on a plane. I don't know.

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Speaker 5: But anyway, so it was eleven BM was kickoff on

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Speaker 5: Sunday night, and I watched the whole game and it's amazing.

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Speaker 5: Even though it was a different hemisphere, England still have

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Speaker 5: that utter ability to just oppress me. Within fifteen minutes.

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Speaker 5: The first fifteen minutes England were really good and I

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Speaker 5: was like, oh my god, it was maybe it is

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Speaker 5: coming home. And it was a beautiful sunny weekend in England.

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Speaker 5: My mom was going, it's this parent, it's going to

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Speaker 5: be up to twenty six degrees. It's come like a

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Speaker 5: heat wave. They're worried that some of these players aren't

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Speaker 5: going to be twenty six degrees, not a heat wave.

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Speaker 4: Fall off the game.

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Speaker 5: Yes, we cancel football, we cannot come home.

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Speaker 4: They make them play tennis here in like forty two

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Speaker 4: degrees for.

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Speaker 5: Hours, all right, nineteen minutes being in with the first

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Speaker 5: fifty minutes we were great, and then suddenly the familiar God,

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Speaker 5: they're really boring. One nil. They just hung on till

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Speaker 5: it was terrible. Did you watch hold?

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Speaker 4: Actually, even in England fan, you had a win and

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Speaker 5: Winning is what Italy did. Three nil they looked amazing.

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Speaker 5: We looked really boring, like no one had told them

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Speaker 5: they were at the European Championships and they were having

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Speaker 5: a kick about in the park and it was just like,

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Speaker 5: this is how it is. Every time I've ever want

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Speaker 5: singling in the World Cup or the European Championships is

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Speaker 5: to hope that kills you in sport. And also my

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Speaker 5: wife actually saying can you stop swearing at the screen?

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Speaker 5: I never swear more the watching England play football fifteen

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Speaker 5: minutes so I was like, this is a different. This

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Speaker 5: is different. They aren't different than after fifteen minutes. They're worse.

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Speaker 5: They're actually worse. So did you watch holand I did?

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Speaker 6: Yeah?

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Speaker 4: All through my childhood. My dad's Dutch, so yeah, any

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Speaker 4: major and international tournaments, you.

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Speaker 5: Would have gone up for it. When they were amazing,

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Speaker 5: the Dutch team of the nineties at Gadavid and all that,

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Speaker 4: Definitely. My dad always says the best team to never

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Speaker 4: win a World Cup in the Dutch, So he was

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Speaker 4: up when I was a kid. I felt like he

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Speaker 4: to watch these games overseas.

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Speaker 5: Now those late night European movies on SBS. Yeah, the

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Speaker 5: old skin fits red hot Dutch.

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Speaker 4: But if Frenchshire grop, he's just waiting for the game.

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Speaker 5: There's another tournament on for two years.

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Speaker 4: Sir, I did get up. You'll be happy to know

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Speaker 4: the Dutch one against the Ukraine on Monday morning.

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Speaker 5: And I've been giants to Ukraine as well.

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Speaker 4: I have jumped on the bandwagon by buying a top.

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Speaker 4: Oh no, no, why not, no, I'm the son of.

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Speaker 5: I had my kit ready to go. I was wearing

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Speaker 5: it during the whole game. Okay, I didn't. I haven't

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Speaker 5: now once they looked half decent, then gone by the kit. Yeah,

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Speaker 5: where did you buy it from? I need the name

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Speaker 5: of this person that should be struck off.

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Speaker 4: No, I bought it online. And because there's only three

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Speaker 4: group matches and by the end of next week it's finished,

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Speaker 4: so I needed to come here fast. I selected Express Posts.

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Speaker 5: Oh you look the worst kind of did you? Did

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Speaker 5: you sort of order bandwagon delivery Express.

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Speaker 4: Post And usually when you buy something Express posts like

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Speaker 5: I think they t shirt and right, Holland, I think

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Speaker 4: The suckers like me trying to get it before the

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Speaker 5: I reckon before the game half that price because you

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Speaker 5: Showing for your emails now that come into the show

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Speaker 5: Christian at christiano'connell dot com dot au up first, Jess

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Speaker 5: Christian was catching up on the podcast and listen to

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Speaker 5: a story about the daughter who played You Raised Me

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Speaker 5: Up Josh Grobin while her mum's coffin coffin was actually

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Speaker 5: being lowered into the ground and suddenly not being such

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Speaker 5: a good idea and actually inappropriate for such a situation.

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Speaker 5: I organized a similar accidentally inappropriate song for when we

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Speaker 5: were scattering my dad's ashes a couple of years ago,

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Speaker 5: but it was an accident. We were laying him to

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Speaker 5: rest in Sydney Harbor's. He spent his later years living

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Speaker 5: on a boat down there, and this is where he

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Speaker 5: was happiest. My family was heading out on a small boat,

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Speaker 5: just to set the scene. Whether it was awful windy, cold,

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Speaker 5: torrential rain and bellowing black clouds over head, we'll be

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Speaker 5: heading out into some nasty waves. How to speaker hitting

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Speaker 5: in my jack? I want to know now, Jess, how

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Speaker 5: do you hired the boat? Or what's this slut whether

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Speaker 5: or they're just innocent bystanders who were just in Sydney holidaymakers.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, if there's other people there, if it's the manly

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Speaker 4: fairy safe and you start tipping dad overboard, Yeah.

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Speaker 5: And it starts, the wind starts blowing back in their faces,

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Speaker 5: and you go, my guy's my dad and he's on

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Speaker 5: the face of a stranger.

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Speaker 4: Don't follow him.

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Speaker 5: So yeah, she's on the boat with the billowing black

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Speaker 5: clowns over here and there, heading out into some nasty ways.

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Speaker 5: How to speaker hidden? It's the speaker's hitten in the

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Speaker 5: jacket pocket. You haven't told the captain, you've not hired this.

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Speaker 5: How to speaker hidden in my jacket pocket? Turned up

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Speaker 5: been out almost two weeks. We haven't been out in

437
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Speaker 5: almost two weeks. So actually it was the first time

438
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Speaker 5: I've been into a bookshop and seen it there on

439
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Speaker 5: the shelves. Yeah, and it was a real moment. I

440
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Speaker 5: was like, wow, there is And first of all I

441
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Speaker 5: said to my wife, I lied to her. I said,

442
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Speaker 5: oh yeah, I've called her head and the books, the people,

443
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Speaker 5: the people at the bookshops, no one coming in to

444
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Speaker 5: sign them. I hadn't And as I went and signed

445
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Speaker 5: quickly a couple of copies where they were let's get

446
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Speaker 5: out of here right now. We actually had an argument

447
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Speaker 5: because she said, look, they might send that back. They

448
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Speaker 5: don't know that's your scrawl, my signature. It is a

449
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Speaker 5: bit like a scroll. No, Sarah said to face.

450
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Speaker 4: And look they're worthless.

451
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Speaker 5: Now who is that is Marty's sheer girl going around?

452
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Speaker 5: And that we're spoken about this Marty, why is someone

453
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Speaker 5: to face.

454
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Speaker 4: Draw a little mustache on you scar on your forehead.

455
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Speaker 5: Yeah, the old hit the chap devil horns. That's enough now, Jack,

456
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Speaker 5: don't encourage that hit.

457
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Speaker 4: Lewis mustache as devil horns always.

458
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Speaker 5: And so we had an argument. My wife then called

459
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Speaker 5: the next four book shops and sort of had a

460
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Speaker 5: really awkward comment. One of them didn't have it. Let's

461
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Speaker 5: move on from that one. And so if you are,

462
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Speaker 5: I'm doing another three or four. And if you tell

463
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Speaker 5: me where your local bookshops are and you'd like a

464
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Speaker 5: signed copy of the next couple of days, it can

465
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Speaker 5: be doing as many as I can. I went to

466
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Speaker 5: Avenue Books, which are a great chain, doing their Richmond

467
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Speaker 5: one today and also Albert part but the one now

468
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Speaker 5: still On's got a couple of signed copies the Saurus

469
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Speaker 5: books and top titles as well. And I also went

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Speaker 5: to Who Came Out and Big w Patsy. If you've

471
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Speaker 5: been in came out for a couple of weeks. They've

472
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Speaker 5: got all kinds of new deals. Parents is the Queen

473
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Speaker 5: of Camart came up. I asked the first young man

474
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Speaker 5: if you're going to came out a Saturday, very young

475
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Speaker 5: the staff, aren't they? I asked young man, I said,

476
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Speaker 5: where are the books? He looked at me like you're

477
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Speaker 5: the first person this year. I as well said, where

478
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Speaker 5: are the catapults? Where are the catapults? Where are the catapults?

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Speaker 4: I guess technically we do well books.

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Speaker 5: But who is this time traveler books? Hang? We did

481
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Speaker 5: that thing? Were stayed the supervisor and even he whispered

482
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Speaker 5: going over there, which they both looked at me like

483
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Speaker 5: it was that freak. He doesn't want any like cheap

484
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Speaker 5: sort of rip off ug boots, or he doesn't want

485
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Speaker 5: a spice rack. What me, what's he going to do

486
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Speaker 5: with this book? And then it took the mate to

487
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Speaker 5: find out what they're right in the far corner next

488
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Speaker 5: to the service desk. They found where the books were,

489
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Speaker 5: so they are also there. It came out and Big

490
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Speaker 5: w signed some of those as well. In South but

491
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Speaker 5: if you let me know what local bookshops are, let

492
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Speaker 5: me know and I'll go and sign some.

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Speaker 10: Christian i'connell Christian O'Connell's show podcast Swell A brief observation

494
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Speaker 10: about the way the clothes are left on the floor

495
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Speaker 10: of Kmart and Big w Are the people shopping there

496
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Speaker 10: in the rush, aren't they?

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Speaker 5: Where they try on a shoe or something and then

498
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Speaker 5: throw it at the side of the store.

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Speaker 4: There seems to be a lot of disrespect going on

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Speaker 4: with putting your clothes back if you don't want to

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Speaker 4: buy it.

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Speaker 5: It's basically I know they're mainly teenagers working there, but

503
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Speaker 5: they obviously just leaving like their vedrooms when they won't

504
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Speaker 5: go on the weekend. There's stuff all over the floor,

505
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Speaker 5: you know, like a heardie that someone tried on screwing

506
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Speaker 5: that unfit. Well, they're just they're just left around the place.

507
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Speaker 5: Do they tidy it up at the weekend? I don't know.

508
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Speaker 5: Jackie boy, what's the song that sums up your weekend?

509
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Speaker 4: I had my life change this weekend, and this is

510
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Speaker 4: the song that represents that life change.

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Speaker 5: These boots on it fuck and that's just what they're

512
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Speaker 5: What have you got yourself?

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Speaker 4: Why? I have never owned a pair of ug boots

514
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Speaker 4: in my life.

515
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Speaker 5: I thought all of your Australians had it.

516
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Speaker 4: I just always saw them as kind of daggy, ugly footwear.

517
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Speaker 4: Never even tried one on. Oh, I have been missing out.

518
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Speaker 4: I am very very late to this party that you've

519
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Speaker 4: all been enjoying. The ug boot, the comfort, it is

520
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Speaker 4: so cozy.

521
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Speaker 5: Do you feel like you're the person who you're always

522
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Speaker 5: meant to become? It's like a state of deep enlightenment

523
00:24:29,000 --> 00:24:30,480
Speaker 5: when your feet are in that. Don't you feel a

524
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Speaker 5: bit of person?

525
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Speaker 4: I am very sad that I've missed the period where

526
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Speaker 4: it seemed to be.

527
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Speaker 5: A cup for lost time. Now to be sad, but

528
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Speaker 5: for a.

529
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Speaker 4: While there there was a period where it's acceptable to

530
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Speaker 4: wear them out in public. I think that's sort of

531
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Speaker 4: gone away now.

532
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Speaker 5: You don't know, No, I always feel like you're overdressed

533
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Speaker 5: if you're not wearing your boots at the chemist or pharmacy.

534
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Speaker 5: Have you every other person? There's a bounce at my

535
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Speaker 5: local one where if you weren't actual trainers, it's only away,

536
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Speaker 5: go and put your rug boots on.

537
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Speaker 4: But I've never seen you guys wear yours into here?

538
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Speaker 5: Is that a step to focus with my feet up?

539
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Speaker 5: You know?

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Speaker 4: I don't know it's very I don't.

541
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Speaker 5: Know, are you angling to wear them here?

542
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Speaker 4: I know, I'm just seeing where the boundary.

543
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Speaker 5: You don't need to get actually where the bounties are.

544
00:25:12,400 --> 00:25:13,960
Speaker 5: You don't need to get any more relaxed by turning

545
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Speaker 5: up in ug boots.

546
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Speaker 4: The anchor and I got matching pairs. It was the

547
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Speaker 4: first thing we did on that.

548
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Speaker 5: Sad What maybe if you just got if you're going

549
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Speaker 5: out with each other, but you get matching pears? Why?

550
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Speaker 4: Because, I mean it's an ugg boots and ugboot There's

551
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Speaker 4: not a lot of choices anyway, but we wanted to

552
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Speaker 4: get the same ones. It was the first thing we

553
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Speaker 4: did coming down in Lockdown. Bianca had been wanting them

554
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Speaker 4: for all this time, couldn't get them.

555
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Speaker 5: And there's something to tell Graham Chans, isn't it. How

556
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Speaker 5: did you mark coming out of fourth in Lockdown? We

557
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Speaker 5: got some fur lined ug boots.

558
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Speaker 4: What wasn't the first thing I did? Obviously on Friday,

559
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Speaker 4: I told you the first thing I did was had

560
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Speaker 4: to go to that medical clinic.

561
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Speaker 5: Just don't bring that up again. You want to tell

562
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Speaker 5: us about a cubicle, you actually go and do it.

563
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Speaker 5: Depositing Just so historians runnye Mark. What you did do

564
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Speaker 5: was it celebrate we need to tow boots that just

565
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Speaker 5: tuned in. It was like a cele breaktory one where

566
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Speaker 5: you didn't have an appointment. I'm just gonna be I'm

567
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Speaker 5: so happy. I'm just I just need to deal with

568
00:26:04,560 --> 00:26:07,360
Speaker 5: this right now. He did have an appointment. He did

569
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Speaker 5: have an appointment. And then once you've done that and

570
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Speaker 5: you made the deposit, you want to go and get

571
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Speaker 5: some boots, right.

572
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Speaker 4: Like a little present. He's done something good.

573
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Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell Shoe Podcast A Tuesday, we do three phone

574
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Speaker 5: ins at the same time with you. Three Tubbit Tuesday

575
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Speaker 5: nine four one o four three normally on a Friday,

576
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Speaker 5: where we give away one thousand dollars in cash for

577
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Speaker 5: cool the week. Most times it comes from someone who

578
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Speaker 5: called in on this feature three Tubit Tuesday because you've

579
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Speaker 5: got three chances to tell us a story on nine

580
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Speaker 5: four one four one four three. Got some good ones.

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Speaker 5: This morning we're kicking off this one Friday lunchtime. I

582
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Speaker 5: took our producers collect rio to the pub now because

583
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Speaker 5: the pubs are just reopened, freshly reopened a couple of hours.

584
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Speaker 5: There was a film crew in there. From the ABC.

585
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Speaker 5: They didn't come and bother filming us, all right, but

586
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Speaker 5: I got a lot of messages from you, a lot

587
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Speaker 5: of listeners who saw us clearly me on the news

588
00:27:02,320 --> 00:27:04,800
Speaker 5: drinking in a pub for just on a three point

589
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Speaker 5: seconds two point seven in the background, chugging a pipe.

590
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Speaker 5: So today we're looking for your brief brushes with fame.

591
00:27:11,840 --> 00:27:13,159
Speaker 5: We were on there, blink and you miss it. They

592
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Speaker 5: didn't even come and tell us that they were using us.

593
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Speaker 4: So what was the stories? These are the people who

594
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Speaker 4: couldn't wait to get back into pubs.

595
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Speaker 5: Sadly, I fear that we'd been sort of represented that way.

596
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Speaker 5: Obviously the context, it was an actual business meeting. You know,

597
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Speaker 5: they had good Wi Fi there, and it was war

598
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Speaker 5: and you know that's why we were there. You know,

599
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Speaker 5: we've got loads of ideas came out of it and

600
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Speaker 5: stuff like that. So, yeah, we were there two point

601
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Speaker 5: seven seconds. Asked one of our listeners to time it

602
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Speaker 5: two point seven seconds, So Annie Warhol said that everyone

603
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Speaker 5: in the future would be famous for fifteen minutes. We're

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Speaker 5: looking for under fifteen seconds, your very brief brush with fame.

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Speaker 2: What happened the Christian O'Connell show.

606
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Speaker 5: Yeah, podcast first topic on three Tomic Tuesday. Is your

607
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Speaker 5: brief really brief? I mean, blink and you miss it?

608
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Speaker 5: Brush with Fame? After we were two point seven seconds

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Speaker 5: on ABC News Friday night when they were just showing

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Speaker 5: a scanning around a pub and what people look like

611
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Speaker 5: drinking in a pub just come out of a two

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Speaker 5: week lockdown, and me and the team weren't there. I

613
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Speaker 5: didn't know anything about it. So I saw a load

614
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Speaker 5: of messages on Saturday morning going was that you in

615
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Speaker 5: the pub in the background on ABC News? So you're

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Speaker 5: very brief Brush with Fame? Nine four one, one oh

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Speaker 5: four to three Jesse, good morning.

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Speaker 6: Good morning Christian team.

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Speaker 5: How are we? We're good, ob, you had a good

620
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Speaker 5: long weekend. So what's your story with them for brief

621
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Speaker 5: claim to fame?

622
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Speaker 6: Well, it was the last scene of an Australian movie

623
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Speaker 6: called Holding the Man in twenty fifteen, and I may

624
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Speaker 6: even be certain that the credits were rolling. But I

625
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Speaker 6: was a Xavier prefect and you see me walking down

626
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Speaker 6: the aisle of the church and I was in front

627
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Speaker 6: of the father from around the Twist, which I was

628
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Speaker 6: pretty excited about meeting him. And yeah, no previous experience

629
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Speaker 6: as a prefect, or a private schoolboy.

630
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Speaker 8: For that matter.

631
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Speaker 6: But yeah, one second on screen is my second is amazing.

632
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Speaker 5: You're in the lee at the moment. How did you

633
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Speaker 5: get to involved in it?

634
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Speaker 11: I was working my ex partner was working for a

635
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Speaker 11: show kids talent agency and she just needed a male

636
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Speaker 11: roughly twenty one years old who could look pretty walking

637
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Speaker 11: down at Churchill hit the bill sont.

638
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Speaker 5: But you were twenty one, but but tend to be

639
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Speaker 5: a schoolboy, a prefect. Yeah.

640
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Speaker 11: I just had a shave and I looked like a

641
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Speaker 11: school boy, but with.

642
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Speaker 5: A giant trimmed up beds top.

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Speaker 4: Because how they always do it, the kids doesn't say

644
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Speaker 4: you were like thirty when they were playing teenager.

645
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, this is brilliant. But you're in the last

646
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Speaker 5: scene though of a movie that's pretty good. Did it

647
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Speaker 5: lead to twenty more work?

648
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Speaker 11: That one second that was a brief claim to fame

649
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Speaker 11: perfectly fit your brief?

650
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Speaker 5: Yes, I said, yes, yeah, you peaked at the very

651
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Speaker 5: young age at twenty one. Jesse, Jesse was it? Don't

652
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Speaker 5: you call mete?

653
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Speaker 11: No worries?

654
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Speaker 5: Thank you, Chris, Good morning, Chris, Well, Chris, Hi, Hey Chris, Chris, Okay,

655
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Speaker 5: what's your brief? Claim to fame.

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Speaker 8: So I'm a volunteer with the se S and one

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Speaker 8: time I was added a job assisting the police, and

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Speaker 8: all the news were there recording and they got a

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Speaker 8: couple of seconds of footage of me running down the

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Speaker 8: road looking all heroic. I was actually just going to

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Speaker 8: go get the takeaway from the delivery person.

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Speaker 4: Hey, everyone being fed and nourished is an important part.

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Speaker 5: They call that the hero shot in movies. That's great.

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Speaker 5: I'm now wondering a baywash. It was this nashoff going

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Speaker 5: to get some chips.

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Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.

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Speaker 5: Tense not seven the Big ads out? How does it

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Speaker 5: gentuate everyone we can.

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Speaker 4: I would say, really eight to eight, always rounded.

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Speaker 5: Down, always rounded down, rounded down. There's anything got a

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Speaker 5: bit more time. I want to start by giving them

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Speaker 5: the cold art back for the times.

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Speaker 4: Take the pressure off, and that's who I am.

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Speaker 5: I'm the crop guy. Here was Lyons not the time

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Speaker 5: to us rather than two? You're running at late Melbourne?

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Speaker 5: All right? Three to a Tuesday. The topics. This is

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Speaker 5: an amazing story that's come out over the weekend in America.

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Speaker 5: A lobster fisherman has been swallowed a whole by humback

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Speaker 5: well and then spats out. Isn't that just insane? Imagine

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Speaker 5: that one day you're looking for them lobsters swimming swimming,

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Speaker 5: swim lobsters, and it all goes dark. You know what,

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Speaker 5: Am I dead? What's happened? Yes, You're fumbling around in

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Speaker 5: the dark, and then you spat out the mouth of

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Speaker 5: a humpback well. The guys called Mike, listen to here.

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Speaker 9: All of a sudden, I just felt this huge bomb.

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Speaker 5: Why is it? He like, he's not gonna believe what's between?

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Speaker 5: Why is he so laid back?

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Speaker 9: All of a sudden, I just felt this huge bomb

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Speaker 9: and everything went dark, and then I realized, oh my god.

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Speaker 5: I mean loading him into a garboat and we just

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Speaker 5: thought he's dead. Reversing in to him. He survived that

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Speaker 5: he would be flattened by truck.

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Speaker 9: All of a sudden, I just felt this huge bomb

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Speaker 9: and everything went dark, and then I realized, oh my god,

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Speaker 9: I'm in a whale's mouth. When all of a sudden,

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Speaker 9: he went up to the surface and just erupted and

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Speaker 9: started shaking his head, and I just got thrown in

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Speaker 9: the air. And laying it in the water.

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Speaker 5: This humpback well was shaking his head. Something stuck in

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Speaker 5: my throat. Oh it's not human, is it's? Mate in

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Speaker 5: the boat is watching this that you're watching swallowed by well?

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Speaker 11: Right?

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Speaker 5: Do you think, my god, he's dead? Then the whale

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Speaker 5: service shakes his head and spits him out.

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Speaker 13: I saw Mike come flying out of the feet first

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Speaker 13: where there's flippers on the land, back in the water.

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Speaker 13: So I jumped aboard the boat. We got him up,

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Speaker 13: got his tank off, and got him on the deck.

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Speaker 5: Comp and down he goes. Joe, he goes, I was

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Speaker 5: in the mouth of a whale. He goes.

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Speaker 13: I can't believe it.

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Speaker 5: I was in the mouth of a whale. Joel, do

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Speaker 5: we believe these guys? It's such a story, is it?

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Speaker 5: You can't help but go really, but imagine if that

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Speaker 5: is you and you survive being inside a hump one.

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Speaker 4: We've been inside the way you've.

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Speaker 5: Been where no one else has been. So the other

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Speaker 5: top of this morning is like our friend Mike in

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Speaker 5: the inside a humpback well, how have you been where

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Speaker 5: no one else has been? Because none of us are

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Speaker 5: ever going to have an experience hopefully where you're swallowed

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Speaker 5: by a well and then spat out.

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Speaker 4: It's Mike and Pinocchio are really tea.

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Speaker 2: Christian Christian O'Connell show podcast.

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Speaker 5: All right three until it Tuesday. Every week we give

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Speaker 5: You could be huge on the next twenty minutes on

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Speaker 5: the show. So this morning we're looking for your brief

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Speaker 5: brushers with fame. Andy Willhold said, in the future ever,

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Speaker 5: we want to be famous for fifteen minutes. We're talking

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Speaker 5: about under fifteen seconds for some of you. It's actually

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Speaker 5: has been one second after me and the team was

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Speaker 5: spotted in the background of ABC News in a pub

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Speaker 5: on Friday, your brief rubbish rushed with fame? What have

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Speaker 5: you got for this one oh four three incredible story

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Speaker 5: over the weekend of a lobster fisherman who was swallowed

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Speaker 5: whole by hum but well and then spat out about

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Speaker 5: forty seconds later. I'm looking for you to call me

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Speaker 5: up today and say, Christian, I've been where no other

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Speaker 5: listener has been, not necessarily an mouthful a humpback well.

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Speaker 5: But where do you think you've been where you can

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Speaker 5: almost guarantee no other listener has been nine four one

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Speaker 5: four one o four three and just buy a bit

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Speaker 5: of DS fan. I thought that was the perfect end

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Speaker 5: or for amount of real integrity encharacter bucks yesterday.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, first time that very ever Barack Hollingwood in the game.

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Speaker 5: I don't think you were alone with that. I think

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Speaker 5: it was he deserved it. However, what he didn't deserve

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Speaker 5: was that quick gift they got together for him, just

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Speaker 5: a lump off, not even term. Normally they get a

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Speaker 5: decent square, don't they. It looked like they were like,

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Speaker 5: I thought you were getting in a gift. No, no,

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Speaker 5: because he only said he was quit in last week.

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Speaker 5: Have you got nothing?

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Speaker 4: It looked like a golf divice.

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Speaker 5: Somebody just grabbed it quickly and said, put it in

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Speaker 5: something and give it to him. It was for a

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Speaker 5: man who served the club so well. It was a

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Speaker 5: lame gift.

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Speaker 4: It's also it's from the sea.

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Speaker 5: Even googled, has he got like a famous incident there?

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Speaker 5: Or did he kick n ten goals in his playing career?

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Speaker 5: He has no real connection with the seg The game

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Speaker 5: was only there because of obviously what's gone on in

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Speaker 5: you know, in Melbourne and the lockdown. So it was

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Speaker 5: like a random bit of tough.

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Speaker 4: But here have a tuft of grass in a perspects bark.

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Speaker 5: And a small literally like someone grabbed it with a fist.

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Speaker 5: So lame gifts. So the top is still on three

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Speaker 5: time Tuesday. Are your brief your brief brush with fame?

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Speaker 5: But he sent today I've been where no one else

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Speaker 5: has been and lame gifts. Did you get something like bucks?

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Speaker 5: Maybe been working for a company, or a terrible birthday

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Speaker 5: present or Christmas present.

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Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast.

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Speaker 5: One of the things we talk about today on three

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Speaker 5: tipic Tuesdays, lame gifts. After Nathan Berkeley got a handful

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Speaker 5: of mud grass from this patsy, do you remember that?

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Speaker 5: What was that awful? Were they saying, just a deflated

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Speaker 5: balloon to inflate yourself.

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Speaker 3: That company sends anniversary balloons, foil balloons. So we're in

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Speaker 3: lockdown this time last year for my ninth anniversary. So

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Speaker 3: I got a deflated balloon with the string separate in

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Speaker 3: a post bag.

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Speaker 5: Please bring your own helium, provide own air.

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Speaker 3: Here anyway, all right?

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Speaker 5: Nine four one four one oh four three. We're looking

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Speaker 5: and of course I think there's only thirty two left

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Speaker 5: of our one of these three lidless stuns. We're looking

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Speaker 5: for your stories of fifteen seconds of fame. You've been

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Speaker 5: where no other listener has been and lame gifts NAM

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Speaker 5: four one four one O four three Michael, come on him.

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Speaker 14: Oh Christian, Hi, My brush with brief brush with fame was.

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Speaker 14: I used to have a little red farm truck that

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Speaker 14: I used to drive around and it was featured briefly

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Speaker 14: on Upper Middle Bogan.

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Speaker 5: That is something to be proud of, sir, isn't it.

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Speaker 5: That's my truck on Upper Middle Brogue. And that's great,

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Speaker 5: well done, You're very proud.

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Speaker 11: Ah.

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Speaker 14: Yes, took a lot of work. I had to go

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Speaker 14: there and spend the whole day at their shooting for

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Speaker 14: their for their episode where they were at a weekend

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Speaker 14: market where the family went to a weekend market, and

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Speaker 14: the producer kept coming up to me and said, oh,

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Speaker 14: move your hat a bit differently and pretend you're talking

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Speaker 14: to these people and move your stuff around on your truck.

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Speaker 5: Yeah.

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Speaker 14: I thought, oh wow, I'm going to be famous here

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Speaker 14: in the end. I'm just had a second, just a

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Speaker 14: little blood red Bobby.

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Speaker 8: In the back of her.

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Speaker 5: All that hanging around for hours and hours overthinking it,

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Speaker 5: and that's what you get.

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Speaker 14: Yeah, the whole day. Yeah, I'm just a little red

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Speaker 14: blur for a second in the background, you know, red

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Speaker 14: blur to us.

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Speaker 5: Michael, Michael, thank you very much, you called me. You

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Speaker 5: have a good week, stay safe, don't worry. Thanks now,

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Speaker 5: Benny boy, Ben mate, I'm good. Ben. What's your story

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Speaker 5: for us?

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Speaker 1: So my brief brush, my brief brush with fame. God,

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Speaker 1: that's hard to say, is so I was adding an

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Speaker 1: open inspection at his chateau in France where Brad Pitt

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Speaker 1: and Angelina Jolly were there. I was living at the

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Speaker 1: chateau at the time.

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Speaker 5: Hang on a minute, Hang on, who I mean you

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Speaker 5: could call a five for I've been where nowhere else

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Speaker 5: has been. Who's got a story that begins? I was,

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Speaker 5: of course, you know, that's when I was living in

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Speaker 5: that chateau in the south of France. How are you

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Speaker 5: dare I say this in Australia, living in a chateau

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Speaker 5: in the south of France.

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Speaker 1: Okay, So that's also a pretty funny story. So my grandma,

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Speaker 1: she backed in the UK for quite a number of

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Speaker 1: years and then she relocated to the south of France

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Speaker 1: as most people from the UK when they retired.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, but not into chateaus. I mean, my mum and

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Speaker 5: dad will not be doing that bungaler or caravan, but

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Speaker 5: a chateau.

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Speaker 1: No, well it wasn't actually her, So it was she

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Speaker 1: lived in the area and one of the blokes in

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Speaker 1: the area ended up dating my mum and he owned

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Speaker 1: the chateaus. So they were dating for about three or

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Speaker 1: four years.

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Speaker 5: We need to get your mom on I mean the

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Speaker 5: stories your mom's amazing. Your mom was going out with

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Speaker 5: the guy. Didn't know that when they met as your

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Speaker 5: house there isn't that that big old castle?

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Speaker 1: Yeah it was good, and that it was good. I

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Speaker 1: was the only person at an all French school in

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Speaker 1: a tiny village that was Australian and lived in the chateau.

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Speaker 5: So that must have been a time in your life

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Speaker 5: that must have been tough.

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Speaker 1: Oh it was beautiful. Yeah, no, it wasn't tough.

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Speaker 2: It was. It was good.

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Speaker 4: And so what about the day where Brad and Angelina

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Speaker 4: when you say inspection, are they looking around to buy?

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Speaker 1: Yes, so they were looking to buy a castle in France.

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Speaker 5: Right, what should we do today. Brand Let's go castle

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Speaker 5: Shopping's go look for a chateau.

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Speaker 1: They were looking for They were looking at this one.

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Speaker 1: It was in the region of near a town called

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Speaker 1: Shalou in the south of France, near the mos And

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Speaker 1: they came in. They flew in with their helicopter and

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Speaker 1: their young child. I think it was Shiloh. I was

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Speaker 1: thirteen at the time, so I was pretty young. But

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Speaker 1: they flew in by helicopter, landing in the backyard.

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Speaker 5: Back for most of us is simply a backyard with

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Speaker 5: a manchiol, unclean barbecue.

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Speaker 4: Not many helicopters you can fit in.

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Speaker 5: The backyard of a chateau.

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Speaker 6: Yeah, that it was.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, they land in the backyard right next to the moat.

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Speaker 5: And this story is amazing.

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Speaker 4: Strawbridge down.

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Speaker 5: In this guy and then they get out and they

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Speaker 5: have a wander around. Did they buy it or what

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Speaker 5: were they like?

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Speaker 1: No, So they were really really nice. They came in,

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Speaker 1: they had to wander around, They sat down, we had

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Speaker 1: we had a coffee and we had a little bit

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Speaker 1: of lunch.

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Speaker 5: What'd you chat? What's your chat to Brandon Angelina about

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Speaker 5: what were they like at small talk? You know, our

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Speaker 5: school going.

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Speaker 1: Mate Angelena was pretty quiet. Brad Brad was Brad was

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Speaker 1: pretty talkative. Like I said, I was thirteen years old,

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Speaker 1: and I was I was pretty star struck as it was.

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Speaker 1: And I really want to interfere with the whole purchasing

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Speaker 1: of the house.

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Speaker 7: But the housing of the chateau, should I say thirty

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Speaker 7: million euros that went for in the.

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Speaker 5: End, that's about fifty Yeah, they did they buy it.

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Speaker 1: No, they ended up buying a chateau in Bordeaux because

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Speaker 1: Angelina wanted to be closer to the sea, which is

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Speaker 1: the reason that.

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Speaker 5: I heard that. Shut just move it over a couple

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Speaker 5: of cake.

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Speaker 4: But they got a free lunch out, yeah.

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Speaker 6: And that's how they do it.

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Speaker 5: I had no intention of buying it. They were just hungry.

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Speaker 9: Ben.

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Speaker 5: What a story within stories wrapped in stories is great,

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Speaker 5: good experience? Oh bet, Ben, we'll send you one of

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Speaker 5: our lidless steins. Okay, an amazing story.

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Speaker 1: Oh beautiful. Thank you very much, guys, Thanks.

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Speaker 5: Awesome well told stories.

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Speaker 2: Christian Day, Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast.

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Speaker 5: We never know quite what we're going to sometimes we

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Speaker 5: go from call to call. What an epics story that was?

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Speaker 5: He was great chateau thirty million. That's just Europeans. That's

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Speaker 5: about fifty to sixty million.

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Speaker 4: One of these len helicopter by the moat.

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Speaker 5: Will we ever hear that again from one of you

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Speaker 5: who knows? All right, then let's do a couple more calls.

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Speaker 5: So today on three tipic Tuesday, you're fifteen seconds of fame.

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Speaker 5: You've been where no one else has been you. We

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Speaker 5: want to hear stories about where you've been, where you

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Speaker 5: think no other listener would have been there? And lame gifts.

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Speaker 5: After Nathan Buckley, after serving the club so well, it

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Speaker 5: is given a random lump of earth and grass on

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Speaker 5: the st G No. Four one four one O four three.

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Speaker 5: Good morning will.

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Speaker 12: Good morning Christ anywhere no one else?

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Speaker 5: Yes, if you go.

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Speaker 12: When I was a young fight teen, early work for

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Speaker 12: Soul Brothers Circus is to get a cattle from a

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Speaker 12: full grown adult mine, put it palls up on my shoulders,

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Speaker 12: and the next day it is the same with a

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Speaker 12: full grown Bengal tiger.

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Speaker 5: I mean that is where no others that has been before,

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Speaker 5: cuddling with the big cats.

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Speaker 8: It's pretty awesome.

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Speaker 12: One thing I did strike me was Jesus they.

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Speaker 8: Brushed things.

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Speaker 5: Well, thank you very much, and cool. Have a good day.

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Speaker 5: Thanks mate, Jackie coome oning.

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Speaker 6: Hi, Hi Christian, how are you.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm good, welcome to the show. I hope you

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Speaker 5: had a nice long weekend.

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Speaker 1: Thank you you too.

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Speaker 14: Mine is lame gift.

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Speaker 8: When I was tweeting one family friends of ours who

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Speaker 8: were about two years older than me, gave.

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Speaker 2: Me a print of the Last Supper.

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Speaker 1: I know, a very nice gold detailed frame with the

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Speaker 1: curved glass.

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Speaker 5: So mind you, I'm not religious, Okay, It is just

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Speaker 5: a random gift, then.

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Speaker 14: Isn't it, you know, very random and creepy at the

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Speaker 14: same time.

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Speaker 4: Jackie, what do you mean by curved glass like one

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Speaker 4: of those curved o led TVs?

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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, exactly.

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Speaker 2: So he made christ book Jesus, what do you call his.

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Speaker 5: Those two I don't think anyone in the world, no

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Speaker 5: matter what religious persuasion or not, go.

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Speaker 4: To that guy's again famous famous in the mill?

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Speaker 5: Is that a twelve pat That guy was ripped? But yes, religious, clearly,

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Speaker 5: mister j Christ is in Jason Christ.

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Speaker 4: His dad was famous too.

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Speaker 5: So you just got bitchured the Last Supper?

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Speaker 1: Yes, we got the.

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Speaker 5: First Yeah, yeah, lovely? All right, Jackie, thank you very

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Speaker 5: much and cool. Thank you, Bye bye.

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Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.

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Speaker 5: Time now for this Mornings at Work Time Waster. As

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Speaker 5: part of a new initiative on the show, we are

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Speaker 5: trying to grow brain cells for some of you, so

973
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Speaker 5: we're doing high Brown Tuesday. We're going to go to

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Speaker 5: a world of philosophy for the at work Time Waster today.

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Speaker 5: Philosophy and philosophy movies on High Brown Tuesday as we're

976
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Speaker 5: try and stretch our collect frame powers. This may be

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Speaker 5: a mistake looking at mine right now. I mean they

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Speaker 5: are philosophal linked, but they're not very funny. What are

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Speaker 5: yours like, Jackie Boyn.

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Speaker 4: I've had to do a lot of googling.

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Speaker 5: Okay, all right, Philosophy movies hypotheses, Now, that's pretty good.

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Speaker 4: Silver Plus.

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Speaker 5: What a great war movie and story The Bridge Over River?

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Speaker 5: Kwai Right, what about philosophy movie Bridge Over Why? Why

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Speaker 5: are we even bothering? Bronzie et Love the movie et

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Speaker 5: et Philosophy movie Version, The Existential Terrestrial? What is the

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Speaker 5: point of being an alien?

988
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Speaker 6: What is alien?

989
00:46:41,760 --> 00:46:42,200
Speaker 2: What is me?

990
00:46:42,400 --> 00:46:42,800
Speaker 1: What is you?

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Speaker 5: What is I? What is matter? What is universe?

992
00:46:45,480 --> 00:46:45,719
Speaker 4: God?

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Speaker 5: Thank you got there? Conn Air, great Nicholas Cage movie.

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Speaker 5: Love to see Nicholas Cage movie There, Philosophy movie, Confucious

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Speaker 5: Air playing Confucius, Nick Cage and Plato of the Apes

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Speaker 5: Silver Jackie Boy, what have you got? Philosophy movies?

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Speaker 4: Promising young woman?

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Speaker 5: Oh that's very good, gold, thank you.

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Speaker 4: Then I go into this. We all know the movie Sharknado,

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Speaker 4: Shark Plato, A lot of philosophers up in the Tornado.

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Speaker 5: Philosophy, Yeah, Silver, Marx attacks comarks, Yes, yeah, yeah, that's

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Speaker 5: that's smart. Now I'm gonna get that gold Ellen Watts.

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Speaker 4: Women want oh wow, I mean.

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Speaker 5: Ana, what's a very famous philosophy English one? But wow,

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Speaker 5: that's you really have been googling. That's bronze.

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Speaker 4: And I was really starting to scrape the barrel smashed

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Speaker 4: Karlie with a chance of Marx balls car E with

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Speaker 4: a chance of.

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Speaker 5: Do you know what I'm going to rename? It's not

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Speaker 5: High Brown Tuesday. You and I have taken it low brow.

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Speaker 5: I'm looking at my Confucious Air with Nick Cage.

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Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connor show podcast.

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Speaker 5: All right, okay, so High Brown Tuesday philosophy movies, Jackie ready, Tomark,

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Speaker 5: Let's go all right, Homer and Away.

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Speaker 4: In not a movie even Bronze.

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Speaker 5: Monty Pythagoras on the Holy Grail.

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Speaker 4: It's Platager's a philosopher or mathematician, Yeah both all right,

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Speaker 4: civil plus.

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Speaker 5: A man of intellect Scott Uh, Socrates just not that

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Speaker 5: into you gold Uh, dazed and Confucius civil plus non

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Speaker 5: Chomsky for old men.

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Speaker 15: Wowie wow, gold plus that's that's a big ask, well

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Speaker 15: down there, mark even just getting nom Chonsky on the

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Speaker 15: show is named Chuck.

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Speaker 5: That's great word or mark. Uh. The Freud and the

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Speaker 5: Furious Silver. Don't rule that out that they make that

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Speaker 5: into at the nineteenth version of that movie Chitty Chitty

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Speaker 5: Yang Yang gold you me and Socrates Gold. Socrates in Seattle,

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Speaker 5: he's everywhere.

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Speaker 4: Right now, he's busy boy. Yeah, Silver.

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Speaker 5: Wall e equals MC squared. Not really Bronze Plato, where's

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Speaker 5: my chariot instead of dude, let's give them a mark

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Speaker 5: for just the effort? He too, where's my chariots?

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Speaker 4: He even around in chariot days? Probably silver plus.

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Speaker 5: Aristotle recall bronze mad marks, silver plus Charlie's Angels full

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Speaker 5: Aristotle goals that are full throw that's good. Do you

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Speaker 5: even know why you're driving?

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Speaker 4: This Daisy Silver.

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Speaker 5: I love that mark how to ruin a flat earther

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Speaker 5: in ten days Bronze. I think therefore I am Sam

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Speaker 5: Gold Life of Why.

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Speaker 4: Gold Plus.

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Speaker 5: I know conceptually what you did last summer Gold. How

1044
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Speaker 5: far is a green mile?

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Speaker 4: Silver?

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Speaker 5: Me you and philosophy Silver gone in sixty Sigmunds Gold Plus.

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Speaker 5: That's our level, isn't it. That's our Let's end it there,

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Speaker 5: Scottie Boy, Okay, who's winning. We'll send you one of

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Speaker 5: our lidless styles.

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Speaker 4: Scotty Boy can have the lidless style.

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Speaker 5: Okay, Well on everyone, Thanks for all your stories today, Tyler.

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Speaker 5: Today's show is Scatman. Ain't paying no rent

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Speaker 2: For Christian O'Connell Show podcast