Speaker 1: Good morning, It's a Christian Conall Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Everybody see is the pole dancing still on the table?
Speaker 3: The finger went in the.
Speaker 1: Cave for Christian No Conall Show on Gold point three.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we come back into that. I saw it yesterday.
Speaker 3: Dear listeners, we've joined the dots for once the show
Speaker 3: eats itself. Good on and Jackie Boy.
Speaker 2: Good morning. Just to clarify that you were talking about
Speaker 2: me picking my nose in the opener there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, whilst we were in the last fifteen minutes of show,
Speaker 3: you were doing your jokes for the outwork time Waster
Speaker 3: and you casually set up one and before you got
Speaker 3: the punchline, you picked your nose.
Speaker 2: I asked to review the footage. We put the footage
Speaker 2: on Instagram, slowed it down in hance zoom in.
Speaker 3: You don't just go around the ring and go right
Speaker 3: in the back of the cave. Bring out a little
Speaker 3: bit of gold.
Speaker 2: The people have voted it was a scrad This.
Speaker 3: Is because I'm English. They just don't want to give
Speaker 3: in to the Englishman. Give in listeners. Anyway, Here's what
Speaker 3: I'm thinking about forming a dad's support group because of
Speaker 3: what happened yesterday evening yesterday evening. Right, my wife are
Speaker 3: into me about sort of five o'clock, and whenever she
Speaker 3: calls it five, there's always some drama that's.
Speaker 1: Just crashing in.
Speaker 3: Right, She goes, Oh, I hope you don't mind this.
Speaker 3: I've agree to this. I'm thinking, oh God, please not
Speaker 3: arrange something this weekend with some a close friend of
Speaker 3: yours and her dull husband. That is my just you
Speaker 3: be friends with that person. Don't drag me into it
Speaker 3: for playdate. I don't need that. And I went, oh God,
Speaker 3: what's where that's my reaction. It's not even a hallo.
Speaker 2: At this point, we're doing something.
Speaker 3: This can't be go no, I don't have to be
Speaker 3: enthusiastic to I'll fake some emotion. She goes, Lois, that's
Speaker 3: our fourteen year old hasn't school, hasn't got school today,
Speaker 3: But there's no school? And have we who said that?
Speaker 3: She did? There's never no school.
Speaker 2: I don't remember that from.
Speaker 3: I said. I felt like I answered like my wife
Speaker 3: had rank said there's no moon, there's no moon tonight,
Speaker 3: when what I mean there's no school. I've not seen
Speaker 3: an email us. They email us every hour. Feels like
Speaker 3: that the students to pass on to the parents. And
Speaker 3: by the way, there's just no school tomorrow, you know,
Speaker 3: I went, Why she goes, I just think of some
Speaker 3: teacher training. Get out of it in the middle of the week.
Speaker 3: We can't pull that, like, there's no show tomorrow. We
Speaker 3: need some well, we do need to do some DJ training.
Speaker 3: The listeners would agree. They go wanting to all of
Speaker 3: next week off to do extill in that DJ training
Speaker 3: that they required. So I go, all right, okay, so
Speaker 3: why are you calling? She goes, I've arranged a she
Speaker 3: wants to have her mate over a sleepover. Right, this
Speaker 3: is a nightment. Because when Lois says a sleepover and
Speaker 3: that with another mate, another fourteen old. The noise they
Speaker 3: make it's nice a Wednesday night, I think it's in
Speaker 3: school night. Well not for her anymore. Okay, So her
Speaker 3: mate comes around and it's just Jimmy will be at
Speaker 3: that age, the noise, you don't even realize you're making noise.
Speaker 3: It's just breathing to you, isn't it. But they don't
Speaker 3: they don't run, they don't walk around the house. Everyone's like,
Speaker 3: you know, not seeing step brothers where they're coming down
Speaker 3: the stairs. Right, it's just noise. And at one point
Speaker 3: they're just jumping on the ceiling. They're just jumping on
Speaker 3: the sea. I just like, when will it end? Eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: I sit down just to try and watch something, right,
Speaker 3: And then they come. Lois goes, she's ahead of her
Speaker 3: little mate, who's like in toe you know where they're
Speaker 3: they The other friend hangs around in the doorway.
Speaker 2: It's a puffy Yeah.
Speaker 3: Lois comes and whispers in my ear, going just say
Speaker 3: yes because it's our first sleep over. I'm like, oh god,
Speaker 3: what is it? Because can you take us to the
Speaker 3: shops to get Lolly's right? Sarah hears and knows that
Speaker 3: I'm just to put a push over. Right, what you
Speaker 3: were going to say, you join? Sarah goes, Dad's not
Speaker 3: doing that. He's just sat down, and I go, I'll
Speaker 3: take you right, because I just.
Speaker 2: You're going to load them up on more sugar.
Speaker 3: Yeah, four bit, yeah. I tended to go and get
Speaker 3: Lolli's the nearest thing to us, which is a two
Speaker 3: minute drive, because I just thought we could go to
Speaker 3: seven eleven. So I start driving to seven eleven and
Speaker 3: she goes, oh no, no, no, turn around. There's a
Speaker 3: better choice at Woolley. So we'm driving, We're going to
Speaker 3: go to the supermarket. Now that means you'll get your
Speaker 3: mom's right. I just sat down forty five minutes, had
Speaker 3: to wait in the car. Afterwards, they came up like
Speaker 3: two shopping bags, like a couple of stoners. I'm sort
Speaker 3: of like these monk cheeks. As I'm driving away, right,
Speaker 3: they're giggling in the band. I'm looking in the roar
Speaker 3: view mirror and I go, there really knows school? I said,
Speaker 3: where is the evidence that there's no score? I still
Speaker 3: haven't got bottom of this. I still think it's the greatest.
Speaker 3: Can't ever the.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: I am seriously thinking about forming a support group, weekly
Speaker 3: support group for dads. It's made just some men crying
Speaker 3: in an hour once a week.
Speaker 2: Do they even check you a lully or a chocolate
Speaker 2: bar or anything? Did you get to snack on anything?
Speaker 1: What do you think?
Speaker 3: What do you think? It's unpaid uber work. You don't
Speaker 3: even get rated and reviewed. There's nothing, you know nothing. Anyway,
Speaker 3: on the way into work this morning, right, I'm going
Speaker 3: down Punt Road as I do every morning on the
Speaker 3: way to drive into this radio station in Richmond, and
Speaker 3: as one of about nineteen unnecessary series of red lights.
Speaker 3: I look around to fill the time, and I see
Speaker 3: on the right there's a lady who's in a florist. Right,
Speaker 3: it's brightly lit in there. It's not open yet. It's
Speaker 3: pitch black, so she's like the only sort of storefront
Speaker 3: that's actually opening the lights on. She's getting all the
Speaker 3: flowers ready, you know. And I can see she's getting
Speaker 3: all the bunch, she's trimming them, she's checking the water levels.
Speaker 3: She is getting ready for her day. And I think
Speaker 3: that is so many of you right now. You might
Speaker 3: be at work, but you're actually getting things ready for
Speaker 3: whatever your day is, whatever you do. When me and
Speaker 3: the team, we all arrive at different points before the show.
Speaker 3: There's the producers who have to get like they're like
Speaker 3: the little mice. They get everything ready in the church organ,
Speaker 3: you know. Okay, Now I love that, you know. They
Speaker 3: are a little little mice. They've sort run around get
Speaker 3: everything ready in the organ for me to play the
Speaker 3: organ each morning. No, I did what the tune is, okay,
Speaker 3: but they get it all ready. And then when I
Speaker 3: come in, I get myself ready, which is my own
Speaker 3: little routine. And then the last one are sort of
Speaker 3: is of course Jack Post, who his routine is mainly
Speaker 3: sitting down the couch.
Speaker 2: Yep and in the metaphor work with the organ. What
Speaker 2: do I do?
Speaker 3: I think you're more like a hawk who drops in,
Speaker 3: you know, who sort of just flies descends down and
Speaker 3: it's been up watching it all, just sort of swoops
Speaker 3: in and lands.
Speaker 2: Maybe I turned the pages of the music while you're
Speaker 2: playing the organ.
Speaker 3: I think sometimes you're the conductor. But anyway, I think
Speaker 3: I've confused a metaphor. The point is, you know, there
Speaker 3: are a lot of people. If you're getting up in
Speaker 3: a regular time like this, you're getting ready, whether you're
Speaker 3: getting yourself ready and wearing the background for the first
Speaker 3: or fifteen to twenty minutes of show, or you're actually
Speaker 3: at work somewhere. I know there is someone who listens
Speaker 3: to the show every single morning. They get to work
Speaker 3: at half five and when we come on at six o'clock.
Speaker 3: They are getting a in a big Melbane hospital. They're
Speaker 3: getting the operating theater ready for a day of operations
Speaker 3: and cleaning on, getting all the instruments ready for the surgeon.
Speaker 3: So if you are getting ready for your day, give
Speaker 3: us a call is that you like the flowers I
Speaker 3: saw this morning. Are you getting ready right now, either
Speaker 3: at home trying to push yourself out of bed or
Speaker 3: getting clothed and getting ready to go to work, or
Speaker 3: you're at work getting ready.
Speaker 1: Christian Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: This is your regular hour, you're already up and around,
Speaker 3: not just that you're already at work. Then most of
Speaker 3: Melbourne doesn't know about this whole kind of golden hour,
Speaker 3: the secret time of the day that we know about
Speaker 3: when you're all getting anything ready and then when they
Speaker 3: meet whatever you do, whether that's going into the Flora's shop,
Speaker 3: I saw the lady sort of working really hard getting
Speaker 3: already to open up lates on today. People just think
Speaker 3: it's that's just how it is. You don't ever think
Speaker 3: about what we sometimes see this people in supermarkets stacking
Speaker 3: and re stacking the shelves. There's all this secret stuff
Speaker 3: that happens during the dark hours and then suddenly when
Speaker 3: it's light, it's like everything's open again and just as
Speaker 3: they want it. So if that's you and you're getting
Speaker 3: stuff ready, you're getting ready for your day, we want
Speaker 3: to talk to you this morning. On nine four one
Speaker 3: one four three, it's got a Glenn.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Glenn, good I Christian, how are you this morning?
Speaker 5: Mate?
Speaker 3: I'm good? What are you getting ready right now? Glenn?
Speaker 4: Oh?
Speaker 6: I work as a parent Metium. In fact, I'm just
Speaker 6: driving through the drive through getting my coffee on the
Speaker 6: way to work to take over from the night.
Speaker 3: Shift, and so the most important thing of getting ready
Speaker 3: is getting that caffeine fixed. First of all, right, that's right,
Speaker 3: exactly are you in the ambulance, no, madam, in my.
Speaker 6: Personal car, just heading two work taking over from the
Speaker 6: night shift.
Speaker 7: He's just done a forty.
Speaker 3: Hour forty hour night shift. Wow, that's not a no shift,
Speaker 3: that's a day shift and a night shift. And then
Speaker 3: when you take over, what do you have to get ready?
Speaker 3: You check out the ambulance, the sublrisey to keep the
Speaker 3: tires fuel exactly.
Speaker 6: So we're checking out all the equipment, make sure the
Speaker 6: equipments in working order, and make sure there's plenty of
Speaker 6: optygen and the obviously the heart monitor and I mean
Speaker 6: it's new batteries and everything like that in it.
Speaker 3: And amazing when never think about that, like you know,
Speaker 3: if you're in the back of the und is that
Speaker 3: what do you mean the batteries someone's taking when he's
Speaker 3: out for remote control, the TV back of the station
Speaker 3: doesn't work, we have to go buster Bunnings. I just
Speaker 3: need one of those little round sound one is it
Speaker 3: a D one?
Speaker 6: They you know, the battery, the batteries they last, that's
Speaker 6: a good twenty four hours. But we've got to train
Speaker 6: them every day to make sure they're pressure obviously, and yeah,
Speaker 6: all the other equipment and make sure everything's ready and
Speaker 6: ready to roll just in case you get that really
Speaker 6: sick patient.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you have to check out the siren as well,
Speaker 3: because suddenly you can't start firing that old baby up
Speaker 3: and suddenly it doesn't work or it's a bit wonky.
Speaker 7: Yes, that's right.
Speaker 6: I've got to make sure their cars in good running order.
Speaker 6: That's sirens, lights, the whole lot.
Speaker 3: So excellent. Well, thank you Glenn for you and your
Speaker 3: team and everything you do as well. Where do you
Speaker 3: work there, where are you stationed? What's your crew?
Speaker 8: The clean and ambulance Brench excellent.
Speaker 3: I'd love you to talk to you. Have a good
Speaker 3: safe day.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you two mate, You guys are great.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. You're the great ones. Thank you
Speaker 3: very much. Let's go too. I'd love to have seen
Speaker 3: a police car or an ambulance in front of me.
Speaker 3: Do they get.
Speaker 2: Yes, put the lights siren.
Speaker 3: If that was me, I'd ab use that siren all
Speaker 3: the time. Picking up dry cleaning outside the dry cleaners,
Speaker 3: I'd misuse that every day. Rebecca, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning. Hell are you guys?
Speaker 3: We're going Rebecca hope you well? What are you getting
Speaker 3: ready for your day?
Speaker 9: I'm actually sitting in the car under the car port
Speaker 9: getting ready to go to work. Is to Cals a multitasker.
Speaker 3: I love this, a multitasker. And what are you multitasking?
Speaker 3: And what are your various tasks?
Speaker 9: Well, on a Monday and a Wednesday, I go to
Speaker 9: work and first thing in the morning I do meet department,
Speaker 9: which I do markdowns and price changes. And then on
Speaker 9: the other days, I do grocery in the morning, which
Speaker 9: I go around and I check to make sure that
Speaker 9: things aren't out of date or close to they're used
Speaker 9: by date, and if they are, I have to mark
Speaker 9: them down. And then after I've done that, I'll go
Speaker 9: into service, which I serve people at the registers.
Speaker 3: I love the way that the week is all laid
Speaker 3: out for you, and it feels like a teacher you're
Speaker 3: marking down the fruit if they're near the end of
Speaker 3: their time. Sorry as a foul getting old, brown and squishy.
Speaker 3: What Camoli's coming from you, my friend? And also I
Speaker 3: know that trick you do. You put all that stuff
Speaker 3: at the front of that I always go rummaging around
Speaker 3: the back, don't you like you think no one else
Speaker 3: knows about the stuff that's a bit further away. On
Speaker 3: the best before dates, I always shove right the back
Speaker 3: of the shelves, do you know that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, always reached for the back, mill right for the back,
Speaker 2: and always look around.
Speaker 3: None of you suck, no, no, no, just me work
Speaker 3: here really inside tip inside of.
Speaker 2: A few extra days of milk for me.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Rebecca a friend of mine years ago. He used
Speaker 3: to work on the deli counts from a big supermarket
Speaker 3: in the UK, and I always text him about five
Speaker 3: minutes before I was coming in. He always kindly marks
Speaker 3: something down and then just sort of palm it off
Speaker 3: to me. So I get heavily reduced. If you could
Speaker 3: tell me you're fair where your coals is? So me
Speaker 3: and Jackie Wow can get heavily marked down. Goods is
Speaker 3: that is that something you're open to.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, why not?
Speaker 3: Oh I didn't you say that. I don't think you
Speaker 3: can bribe an official of Gold's life on it. But
Speaker 3: hey ho, there you go, Rebecca. Thank you very much,
Speaker 3: you're multitasking.
Speaker 9: No worries.
Speaker 3: You have a great day, and you my down those avocados.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast ago.
Speaker 3: We started our eighties Head of the Eighties, where each
Speaker 3: week we pick a letter and we ask you what's
Speaker 3: your connection to the great decade of the eighties and
Speaker 3: that letter. This week it's the letter C. Normally, when
Speaker 3: we do our aight haes Z, we end with something
Speaker 3: called the one second Winner, where Jack takes on Patsy
Speaker 3: and I play the merger just or one second clip
Speaker 3: of a song where the artist or the title is
Speaker 3: to do with that letter. Obviously, Patsy's off this week.
Speaker 3: She's got really really severe tonsilitis, which if you work
Speaker 3: in radio and you read the news every half an hour,
Speaker 3: is kind of so she's resting up at the moment,
Speaker 3: hopefully back with us on Monday morning. So normally Jack
Speaker 3: takes Patsy's Patsy on, so we still want to play
Speaker 3: this week because I love playing the One second Winner.
Speaker 3: You guys love listening and on playing along with the
Speaker 3: new cars wherever you are, So thoughts morning, one of
Speaker 3: you could play on behalf of Patsy and points matter
Speaker 3: in this game. It's like a world series. So whatever
Speaker 3: points you get will begin to Patsy next week. So
Speaker 3: you're playing on behalf of Patsy taking Jackie Boy on.
Speaker 3: So if you've never heard it, like last week when
Speaker 3: we're doing the letter B, would you've got that? Is
Speaker 3: this song? This on the song all the songs this morning,
Speaker 3: you'd be trying to guess from just a one second bit.
Speaker 3: You don't even meet it born in the eighties. If
Speaker 3: you listen to Gold, you'll recognize all these songs. The
Speaker 3: artist or the title is to do with the letter C.
Speaker 3: So if you fancy playing on behalf of Patsy taking
Speaker 3: Jackie Boy on, give us a call now you could
Speaker 3: be the one second Winner nine four one four three
Speaker 3: now to make this fair, you know, sometimes we can
Speaker 3: call us are calling in there on the phone, you're
Speaker 3: in the studio and there's like a slight delay.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it gives me a slight advantage.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when you're playing with Patsy in the studio and
Speaker 3: you're both in here. It's all fine. Are you okay
Speaker 3: being on the phone as well like your opposition today, Yes, okay, fine,
Speaker 3: all right, Jackie on the phone, So it's a level
Speaker 3: playing field.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: So we do a thing on the show called the
Speaker 3: Isolated Vocal. We play a vocal artist just laying down
Speaker 3: their part of the song, so all the music and
Speaker 3: all the sound effects all stripped away, and when you
Speaker 3: listen to it, just the power of a great singer
Speaker 3: and their voice. You have a different connection to the song,
Speaker 3: even if it's a song like this that you're really
Speaker 3: really over familiar with, and it's to do with a
Speaker 3: letter see Careless Whisper by George Michael. This went to
Speaker 3: number one in twenty five countries around the world. This
Speaker 3: was way before the time of streaming, when it was
Speaker 3: instant to get hold of music and strike well and
Speaker 3: you finally to go and buy it twenty five countries,
Speaker 3: number one. It sold six million copies in nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 3: George Michael wrote this song when he was just sixteen,
Speaker 3: and when you are a sixteen year old boy, you
Speaker 3: can get involved in situations you are ask. My dad
Speaker 3: used to say about teenage boys a toe rag and
Speaker 3: he was seeing one girl go and also seeing another girl,
Speaker 3: thinking he was clever, and then he found himself in
Speaker 3: a real life situation where both of these two ladies
Speaker 3: suddenly appeared on a dance floor with George there, and
Speaker 3: the love triangle sees itself for the first time, And
Speaker 3: hence why I guess he came ou the line guilty
Speaker 3: feet have got no rhythm. I love the song. I
Speaker 3: think it's a brilliant song. I won't say too much
Speaker 3: about George Michael. We saved that when we get to
Speaker 3: letter see, but just check out the voice on this tonight.
Speaker 10: They seem so loud. I wish that we could lose
Speaker 10: this crowd. Maybe it's better this way. We heard each
Speaker 10: other with the things we want to say. We could
Speaker 10: have been so good together.
Speaker 3: We could have lived this dance forever. Please stay, and
Speaker 3: I'm never gonna dance again.
Speaker 10: Guilty feet have gotten Lordriven. Though it's easy to pretend
Speaker 10: I know, I'm not, I should have known better.
Speaker 11: And to tea you a friend.
Speaker 3: Who wastes the chance that I bilgive on.
Speaker 10: So I'm never gonna dance again? Who had dance with you?
Speaker 10: Was what this surra sorra.
Speaker 3: That you had me? There wasn't a school disco blue
Speaker 3: light disco for you guys in the eighties. That didn't
Speaker 3: end with that. George Michael Careless whisper God one I
Speaker 3: four point three, Christian O'Connell show our eight is out
Speaker 3: of the eighties. This week the letter see Careless whisper
Speaker 3: I had to play the one second winner. Now always
Speaker 3: do this our end game with the ages of the eighties.
Speaker 3: So five one second clips of songs from the eighties
Speaker 3: all to do with the letter CE. So either the
Speaker 3: artists or the song title is the letter see. Normally
Speaker 3: this is Jack versus Patsy and the ongoing world series.
Speaker 3: It my Jack is in the lead. He's a d's
Speaker 3: ready top of the leader. Jack is on six, Patsy
Speaker 3: is on four. Patsy, you're sick at the moment we
Speaker 3: were sure, well we're missing out. She's back Monday. You're
Speaker 3: playing on behalf of Patsy. First of all, Jack is
Speaker 3: playing on the phone, so it's fair with you. Jack,
Speaker 3: you in position on the phone.
Speaker 4: Yes, I've found the Buffer's office.
Speaker 7: Actually is the quietest place in the building.
Speaker 4: So I'm sitting in Sho's chair at the moment.
Speaker 3: The throne.
Speaker 12: You mentioned the new TV mounted to the wall.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's cause case Hockey takes it home or something.
Speaker 3: What have been a big new TV? You run a
Speaker 3: radio station. What are you watching on TV?
Speaker 2: I don't know what she needs to watch?
Speaker 3: But those cats, those cats, that cat she runs at home. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's alive to the cat house. And I don't mean
Speaker 3: wegine all Blake, Let's move on before Jack and I
Speaker 3: get fired. AnyWho? All right? Taking Jack on today, nanning
Speaker 3: at it, Taking Jack on today, playing a whole Patsy.
Speaker 3: We have focus Jack focus. Okay, if you want to
Speaker 3: make Jack laugh, just mentioning Sue and her cats, He's
Speaker 3: still laughing. It doesn't laugh at anything else like that.
Speaker 8: Lee.
Speaker 3: Good morning Lee, Good morning Christian Lee. I understand you're
Speaker 3: a child of the eighties like me. You started at
Speaker 3: our school nineteen eighty four. Is that you as well? Yep?
Speaker 13: Pretty much a birth of a Duran DuRane culture club
Speaker 13: wars and oh yeah, riding.
Speaker 3: On heart of it, talking about Jaran Juranne. I'll say
Speaker 3: this until we get the letter d next week. I've
Speaker 3: just had a press release. Juran Juranne are bringing out
Speaker 3: a new album this year with Mark Ronson, who is
Speaker 3: like one of the best producers in the in the
Speaker 3: world right now, did all the Amy Winehouse albums and
Speaker 3: loads of others. One so get excited. Duran, Duran are back.
Speaker 3: These still our beating hearts us jas. All right, Lee,
Speaker 3: are you ready to play? I am Let's see if
Speaker 3: you can get a wimp for Patsy. So Lee, as
Speaker 3: soon as you recognize the song from the one side,
Speaker 3: don't want to get the motions, the thought of John
Speaker 3: Taylor and Simon the bomb being back in my line.
Speaker 3: As soon as you're a it's the song, then you
Speaker 3: just yell out the answer. Okay, okay, right, you're ready,
Speaker 3: jack You're ready? Lee?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: What song is this? Ugly?
Speaker 8: Just want to wow?
Speaker 3: Way yes, left Jackie boy standing in the shadows, get
Speaker 3: out of it, colder and nine one. Don't try that
Speaker 3: old one dodgy reception crystal clear in that office. Lee,
Speaker 3: you don't need to say your name. By the way,
Speaker 3: we're not as we're not as form as actually yell
Speaker 3: out yeah, alright, alright, what song is this?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 1: Come Onlee.
Speaker 3: I don't know if this is helping give you listen
Speaker 3: to harmonies jacking on the phone, but the power is
Speaker 3: still there.
Speaker 15: What is it to give us a clue?
Speaker 3: Well I have that's it. There you go, new quiz?
Speaker 3: I hum the hits? Sorry?
Speaker 7: Who is the artist?
Speaker 3: Chuck you Khan? If you're interested? All right, let's move on.
Speaker 3: Wanta Bee so far? What's this to do with the
Speaker 3: letter se.
Speaker 2: O Rock Kasper the clash?
Speaker 1: Come on the.
Speaker 3: Joy to Jackie boys. All right, you need to get
Speaker 3: these two to stay in the game. Good Luckily, this
Speaker 3: one's got your name written all over. I know you
Speaker 3: can get this.
Speaker 2: M it ain't nobody get out of it.
Speaker 3: Jack you know it's a different song.
Speaker 2: Can you play it again?
Speaker 4: Don't hum anymore?
Speaker 3: Okay, now, can't get up rhymes with fur?
Speaker 4: Sure?
Speaker 3: Oh blimey, come on, you're as good as Patsy on this. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm so sorry. Don't worry. You don't have to say sorry.
Speaker 3: This is what we're going to do now, we're going
Speaker 3: to wipe out all the scores. It's all on this.
Speaker 3: You get this right, Patsy gets ten points next week,
Speaker 3: she's the new leader. It's all on this, it's the
Speaker 3: one second winner. Instant shoots out you ready, yep, Jackie?
Speaker 1: Ready?
Speaker 7: Ready?
Speaker 15: H oh oh?
Speaker 3: What is it? Once more? Call me.
Speaker 8: Blonde?
Speaker 3: Call me what you hear? What was that? Me? Jack? Jack?
Speaker 7: It's hard to play on the phone, isn't.
Speaker 13: It it is?
Speaker 9: You can't distinguish it like when you see the radio.
Speaker 14: You hear it?
Speaker 3: Jack, Jack. This doesn't help us run a radio show. Okay,
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Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Shoe Podcast.
Speaker 3: Stabo Phones twenty minutes time. We want to hear about
Speaker 3: your nan. Your mum and dad had rules, but then
Speaker 3: you Nan had very different rules slash no rules. Sometimes
Speaker 3: when you went round your nan and granddad's house, Nan
Speaker 3: ran that house really and they let you get away
Speaker 3: with stuff that your mum and dad never would have done.
Speaker 3: So from half seven this morning, what did your nan
Speaker 3: let you get away with But right now, how have
Speaker 3: you ever seen a celebrity, and I mean any celebrity.
Speaker 3: Look on who's calling Christian when they're just celebrities. Forget
Speaker 3: about the A Listers, the zlisters. Have you ever seen
Speaker 3: anyone of any kind of fame in a car this morning?
Speaker 3: It's not just the name, it's the car. We're more
Speaker 3: interested in reading. All right, the name comes first, but
Speaker 3: the punchlane for this is what were they driving? We
Speaker 3: want to be impressed. We want to see what cars
Speaker 3: the stars are driving around in. This comes out of yesterday.
Speaker 3: We were doing your weakest claim to fame, like we
Speaker 3: doing every Wednesday, and we had this story.
Speaker 8: So in London twenty sixteen, I was at the Wassh Museum.
Speaker 8: I saw Bendy coming back there. Five minutes later around
Speaker 8: the corner. I saw him at the London Zoo Pad.
Speaker 8: He's ranging It.
Speaker 3: Would be Rangey. You think Bennedictt come about? You think
Speaker 3: Rangey four will drive. I always think showb is one
Speaker 3: of those. Do you think maybe the blacktail windows.
Speaker 2: Tinted windows, Yeah, for sure.
Speaker 3: See he's a former doctor who wants your time. Loid.
Speaker 3: You're always a time, Lord, what do you think Hamrsworth
Speaker 3: drives around in I reckon it's same thing Rangey.
Speaker 2: So yeah, big something to go over the sand dunes
Speaker 2: take you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's not got a little Ford key or anything
Speaker 3: like that, has he or a little tiny nissand so
Speaker 3: who have you seen? And Mom Bortanley what were they driving?
Speaker 1: Christian Christian Connell Christian o'connalds show podcast.
Speaker 3: I've upset the doctor who fans the Hoovians. They're being
Speaker 3: forums all over the world. Timeline ninety seven had that
Speaker 3: English gun the bloody radio and done it wrong. He said,
Speaker 3: ben I didn't come a batch runs down. Doctors actually
Speaker 3: shout at comes and doctor Strange and doctor Strange all
Speaker 3: it was actually shot at Holmes. I was thinking of, Oh,
Speaker 3: I don't knew is when you think bend did it
Speaker 3: come a But she's always in a long coat, Doctor Strange,
Speaker 3: long coach, shut at homes long coach. If you're a
Speaker 3: doctor who you have that big old coat that the
Speaker 3: doctor has, That's why I thought that. But Hoovian's please
Speaker 3: log off the forums, open the curtains in mum's basement.
Speaker 3: I am sorry, okay, many who works on the show
Speaker 3: who is one of those people came flying in here
Speaker 3: like I do you know blast Fiend basically, which is
Speaker 3: a Hoovian.
Speaker 2: She's accused you of not even been English.
Speaker 3: You're not even in you're English and you've got it wrong.
Speaker 3: I'm going on the forum now. Who in nine thousands?
Speaker 3: Gallafrey ninety two? The Juvians love that one. Huh shout
Speaker 3: out to Gallifray. All right, then this morning we're asking
Speaker 3: you if you just tuned in one and what are
Speaker 3: they talking about to who? No, we're asking you, have
Speaker 3: you ever seen a star in a car? What they're driving?
Speaker 2: We want to make a list of stars in their vehicles.
Speaker 2: We're starting with Benedict cumber Batch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, range Drover, sorry Rangey, Okay, are you witness account
Speaker 3: from one of you when you were in London?
Speaker 8: So in London twenty sixteen, I was at the Wax Museum.
Speaker 8: I saw Bendy clumber Batch there. Five minutes later around
Speaker 8: the corner, I saw him at the London Zoo. Call
Speaker 8: outies Ranging, when.
Speaker 3: Does he saw him? He saw a wax wasn't actually
Speaker 3: a wax. I don't know if Australians think those are
Speaker 3: real people standing very still? How do they get Hugh
Speaker 3: Grant to stand there on a Monday So still what
Speaker 3: an actor?
Speaker 2: And did you call him?
Speaker 3: Bend Dick is the Australian pronunciation, but it is ben Bendict.
Speaker 3: All right, Jack, who have you seen?
Speaker 2: I almost saw a celebrity in their car?
Speaker 3: What is this Thursday vein? That's what websday. We want
Speaker 3: to form a list of you seeing through in your
Speaker 3: periphery vision.
Speaker 2: I almost saw Lionel Messi, the great, one of the
Speaker 2: greatest footballers in the world, in his car.
Speaker 3: It was not to who wasn't he?
Speaker 2: I was in a line for a nightclub, in a
Speaker 2: Barcelona nightclub.
Speaker 3: Mister fancy, okay, you're a bitture kung tiky. He's in
Speaker 3: a queue for a night club. I don't normally cque
Speaker 3: because people know who I am, but in Barcelona, I'm nobody.
Speaker 2: I was queuing up with friends. Then somebody comes running
Speaker 2: down the queue, long queue comes running down the queue
Speaker 2: saying Lionel Messy Linel Messas just pulled up around the corner.
Speaker 2: So we all start to run around the corner. And
Speaker 2: then I think what's happened is people wanted to shorten
Speaker 2: the line and stand closer.
Speaker 3: Ine, what a great.
Speaker 2: Ninety percent of the line starts running to go see
Speaker 2: a Messy getting out of his car, but he wasn't there.
Speaker 3: Try this if you were queuing for a bar or
Speaker 3: club in Mamma, go Dusty mins his bark in his car.
Speaker 3: He's signing autographs. That is amazing. All right, So who
Speaker 3: have you almost seen a car? And who have you
Speaker 3: seen in a car? On the line? Now we have Miller.
Speaker 2: Question.
Speaker 3: I'm good Miller, a Scotsman on the show. This is great.
Speaker 3: And who have you seen in a car?
Speaker 7: The stars in the car?
Speaker 8: Was met Gel driving a convertible ball droys.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's a very nice car as well. All right, Miller,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for spotting so that at the
Speaker 3: moment we've just got that and you're almost seeing Lionel MESSI.
Speaker 3: Let's go to do Shane. Good morning, Shane. Hello Shane,
Speaker 3: how are your lads? Yeah, we're good, Shane. Welcome to
Speaker 3: the show. First of all, who is the star that
Speaker 3: you've seen?
Speaker 4: Rodney Road?
Speaker 3: Rodney this this Rodney Roads?
Speaker 4: Yeah, driving in July.
Speaker 15: Hoh and I moving track the end of that King's
Speaker 15: Wife about eight years ago.
Speaker 2: Movie where he was moving to.
Speaker 3: I love that we had a location report on this one,
Speaker 3: as well as getting better Jackie Boy Shane, thank you
Speaker 3: you writinggic. Well here we're going to play some ads,
Speaker 3: work out if we're still counting on with us and
Speaker 3: I meantime bye, I believe there's just that line or
Speaker 3: Messy down out anyway, This just ends a little bit
Speaker 3: of doubt.
Speaker 1: There, Christian O'Connell Shoe Podcast.
Speaker 3: Have you seen someone famous in a car? Of what's
Speaker 3: the car? Stars? In their cars this morning? Here are
Speaker 3: the spotting so far. Jackie Boy, Benedict.
Speaker 2: Come Abatch in his range drover, Mick Gatto in a convertible,
Speaker 2: Rolls Royce and Rodney Rude driving a yellow Heino moving truck.
Speaker 3: Someone's missing there, you're almost spotting of Lionel Messy.
Speaker 2: You can't. I don't know the car because I didn't
Speaker 2: quite see him.
Speaker 3: Simply put it down asn't confirmed. And then if we
Speaker 3: get mister Messi on the phone for who's called in Christian,
Speaker 3: we can go thank you for calling him. By the way,
Speaker 3: what card he drives? We can complete our records. All right,
Speaker 3: let's take some more calls here, Chris, good morning, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 9: How are you.
Speaker 3: I'm good buddy. So who was the star? Damn awesome?
Speaker 4: Was the car a Dodge Ram?
Speaker 3: Yes, when we did one last game, he rocked up
Speaker 3: in that big old ram. Only dermy could be in that.
Speaker 3: He's a ram physically, isn't he Ram car? Ram Man?
Speaker 4: That ram Man?
Speaker 15: And he had to get the biggest tires we can
Speaker 15: fit on us?
Speaker 6: Huge, absolutely huge, probably goes with these threading out.
Speaker 8: He's got I think.
Speaker 2: When when he when he got out of the car
Speaker 2: when we saw him, chriss were spurs and he had
Speaker 2: a full length leather trench car.
Speaker 3: Seriously, like the matrix just came out this year, I
Speaker 3: shall be cable, said he loves down the road for me.
Speaker 3: It rammed that car in front of my house. Knock
Speaker 3: me out, Chris, that's my favorite one. Getting new tires
Speaker 3: on his Dodge Ram and the biggest tires you can find.
Speaker 3: Did he just rock up like that? Throw you the
Speaker 3: keys and go get me the biggest tires like you
Speaker 3: get on a tractor. Fed it on the wrick.
Speaker 4: Him obviously.
Speaker 3: As much Christ was sending and brides that will send
Speaker 3: you a one hundred dollar voucher for pancake parlor. Thank you.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, Christian pleasure.
Speaker 3: Nick. This is up and runny. Now this shack, isn't
Speaker 3: it that list we got?
Speaker 2: Nick?
Speaker 4: Go on, Nick, Yeah, I am sure. John Howard in
Speaker 4: the governor in the government car around the time of
Speaker 4: the Commonwealth Games. He was in the Olympic truck too.
Speaker 4: He was a sweep in the back of the car.
Speaker 3: Say that I'm not waking him up.
Speaker 2: It's like when you have to drive a baby around
Speaker 2: to keep them asleep.
Speaker 3: He doesn't look a little baby man. This is wiggles
Speaker 3: to chuck a chuck a big red car. That is amazing. Nick.
Speaker 2: Wait, so you said you're on the Monash Freeway. You
Speaker 2: look across John down in the bath seat of the
Speaker 2: cat lying down.
Speaker 4: Yeah, were asweep?
Speaker 3: What exciting? This has got all of it? And what
Speaker 3: was that sorry? What was the vehicle that he was having?
Speaker 4: The holding Statesman the Holden Statesman Government on the front.
Speaker 3: Yeah, gotcha, Nick, that's an amazing one. We'll send your
Speaker 3: price for that. Thank you very much for your eyewitness
Speaker 3: a report there. Do you know what I thought we
Speaker 3: were going to end it here? I think we carry
Speaker 3: on after news. These are too great. How he's in
Speaker 3: a Star Car nine four one four four.
Speaker 1: Three Christian Chris Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you try somethink and very quickly it has a
Speaker 3: whiff of the suck about it. And that's what we
Speaker 3: feared with stars in their cars. It came that's always
Speaker 3: with good intentions, but very quickly when Jackie Boy's trying
Speaker 3: to help me out with a near sight of someone
Speaker 3: around the corner, that's when the whiff went up in
Speaker 3: my mind.
Speaker 2: In the studio, the red flag, I don't know.
Speaker 3: We had a quick meeting during the art break, but
Speaker 3: we're carrying on because you us always have saved this
Speaker 3: with some amazing sightings of celebrities in their cars. So
Speaker 3: what we really want to know is who was the
Speaker 3: star and what was the car. This is now officially
Speaker 3: happening on the show. This phone in so much so
Speaker 3: that Mail has made some production. No, we didn't bother
Speaker 3: thinking of any other song other than one called here
Speaker 3: in my car, all right, Jackie Boy. Here they sing
Speaker 3: so far.
Speaker 2: The roll call Benedict Cumberbatch. He's driving his rain drover.
Speaker 2: It's Mick Ghetto in his rolls Royce. It's Rodney Rude
Speaker 2: in his yellow Heino moving truck. It's Dermi Brenon in
Speaker 2: his Dodge Ram. And while he was PM, it's John
Speaker 2: Howard asleep in the back of a Holden Statesman on
Speaker 2: the Monash Freeway.
Speaker 3: These are all great, keep the coming No. Four one,
Speaker 3: one four three. All right, let's go to Helen. Helen,
Speaker 3: who was the star?
Speaker 14: The star was the edge from you two?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: Wow? And what was the car? What was the edge in?
Speaker 14: It was a vintage Jag in Dublin. I saw him
Speaker 14: and I was walking down the street with my mom
Speaker 14: and I was mortified because she kept waving and calling
Speaker 14: his name, and I was just mortified. I'm like, don't
Speaker 14: look at him, don't look at him.
Speaker 3: But Helen, what's that? What's that hotel they that you
Speaker 3: two own in?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 14: Oh, I can't remember. It's on the it's on the
Speaker 14: keys and Dublin, I can't remember.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've got a great bar in there as well.
Speaker 3: You own a hotel, yeah, in Dublin. Yeah, it's a
Speaker 3: really nice one. Yeah. And the thing is, you know,
Speaker 3: why wouldn't have Vergie go on there? Well, if you
Speaker 3: drive around with that beanie hat and live in that
Speaker 3: beanie hat, it's hard over the years, you know, nightmare
Speaker 3: in traffic in my life? Why does he got that
Speaker 3: beanie out on summertime? Come on, Edge, take it off, Helen.
Speaker 3: That's a great one. I love that Edge in Dublin.
Speaker 3: That's awesome. Thank you very much, cold Ye take care Brett.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good.
Speaker 7: Morning, Christian Jack. I saw Russell Crowe and the one
Speaker 7: in the north of Sydney.
Speaker 3: All right, and what was he in?
Speaker 7: Well, father of Mercedes two door sports or an Aston Martin.
Speaker 7: I can't remember. He went past too quick to work
Speaker 7: out what it was.
Speaker 3: I love that Russell Crowe worked Maximus. He's got to
Speaker 3: rush on. And what else did you notice about the car?
Speaker 3: What else could you tell us?
Speaker 7: He had personalized number plates, crow and a rabbitized sticker.
Speaker 2: I don't believe that personalized number play.
Speaker 3: Are you telling us the truth? He does not have crow.
Speaker 3: I don't believe he's got like crow crow man.
Speaker 7: Yes he does, so I w a No.
Speaker 2: Celebrities want to try and be indistinguishable so that they
Speaker 2: blend in and like people don't know who they are.
Speaker 3: The last thing you want is stuck in towelbacks on
Speaker 3: the end one and then we'll go, Oh, Russell crows
Speaker 3: Crow because he wants us to say.
Speaker 7: He though, yeah, you know, Russell Crow though he doesn't
Speaker 7: like to blend in.
Speaker 3: Yeah and anything, I said, guy who's got personalized bits crow?
Speaker 3: Anything else? Any bumper stickers?
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, rabbitized bumper sticker of course.
Speaker 3: All right, Brett, thank you very much, you killed mate.
Speaker 3: Have a good day. Worry thanks Marky boy.
Speaker 15: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 4: How are you?
Speaker 15: I saw Mel Gibson in a lime green Toyota land
Speaker 15: cruiser on his property in tan Gambalanga. Jack can probably
Speaker 15: know where that is.
Speaker 2: I've never heard of tang Gambalanga.
Speaker 15: I thought you came from Wangoretto. It's every other side
Speaker 15: of Telangodo or it's earing that neck of the woods.
Speaker 3: Now when he's saying Mail was on his property in
Speaker 3: the Toyota, where were you if it's his property in
Speaker 3: the bushes? Yes, I.
Speaker 15: Was sitting beside him.
Speaker 3: Mate, job and while are you sat behind him? What
Speaker 3: do you do?
Speaker 15: I was sitting beside him.
Speaker 4: We were out there.
Speaker 15: We'd put some irrigation around his property a month earlier.
Speaker 15: He wasn't home at the time, but his wife. One
Speaker 15: thing led to another, Rob and his wife at the time,
Speaker 15: I said, I'd do some paving. Would you like to
Speaker 15: come back there and do some paving for us?
Speaker 2: So I did.
Speaker 15: And on this particular Saturday morning, we had to get
Speaker 15: into the creek can get some more sand. So I
Speaker 15: was in the car with him.
Speaker 3: So was he helping out? Was Mel helping out with
Speaker 3: the sound.
Speaker 15: We went down there and shoveled some stand into the
Speaker 15: back of the year.
Speaker 3: I love that. So Mel Gibson was lending her hand.
Speaker 3: He was getting stuck in with the shovel.
Speaker 15: He most certainly was lethal certainly was. And I was starstruck.
Speaker 15: I didn't know what to say because I'd wit and
Speaker 15: saying mad Max thirty seven thousand times.
Speaker 3: Wow. I didn't tell him that he put down the shovel.
Speaker 3: You need to leave markin You know nothing about paving
Speaker 3: and you know nothing about irrigation. To leave my property now, Mark,
Speaker 3: ca are we dig in my grave? Is that the building?
Speaker 3: Mark was ending prize.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show, Yeah, podcast.
Speaker 3: The phone in that No, almost never was stars in
Speaker 3: their cars, all right, The sightings that have come in recently,
Speaker 3: some amazing ones. He just tunned in. We're asking you
Speaker 3: what's the star?
Speaker 2: And what was the car the Edge in his vintage
Speaker 2: Jag in Dublin Russell Crowe supposedly with Crow number plates,
Speaker 2: personalized number plates.
Speaker 3: I can't believe that. I don't think he would.
Speaker 2: Mel Gibson driving around in the lime Green High likes.
Speaker 2: Still our favorite is John Howard lying down in the
Speaker 2: back of a ho Holven Statesman asleep.
Speaker 3: All right, let's take your last few wants here, Aaron
Speaker 3: Goome oning good morning, Christian and we're good. Who was
Speaker 3: the star?
Speaker 12: I saw mister T in his yellowhammer outside of a
Speaker 12: couple of years ago and got that excited that I
Speaker 12: sware at him.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was just fearing then that we were going
Speaker 3: to hear the swear word. But no, I get it.
Speaker 3: You know, mister T straight. I'm glad that job. Number
Speaker 3: one job on this show is just please to swear.
Speaker 2: Begged and begged. But they said right before.
Speaker 3: The school wrong, can I drop in the left bomb
Speaker 3: for the kids getting the cars?
Speaker 12: I was taken back to when I pulled up that
Speaker 12: I just yeah, I swore and said his name, and
Speaker 12: he looked at me and just gave me the thumbs
Speaker 12: out the laugh time. Let just drive off. So yeah,
Speaker 12: I'm glad. Glave and get better. But yeah it was
Speaker 12: it was car.
Speaker 3: I'm guessing was he giving away those snickers that's exactly
Speaker 3: yellow hummer in London, drive it over here and getting
Speaker 3: no plane.
Speaker 12: I was a bit disappointed in those just had one on.
Speaker 3: Yeah he's getting older now he's got arthritis and all
Speaker 3: those changes around this next you know they have it
Speaker 3: with his spinal comment. Aaron, thank you very much to come.
Speaker 3: I have a good day. Thanks guys, it's so good
Speaker 3: about to swear.
Speaker 5: There, you know, Amanda, Yes, hello, hello, hello. I'm sure
Speaker 5: I wasn't a car, but I did see Helen Mirren
Speaker 5: in a speedboat on the Thames.
Speaker 3: Still welcome, sideless now stars in their speedboat. I have
Speaker 3: seen Gil McGlaughlin on a very large boat down at
Speaker 3: the docklands. So yeah, that's two names on there. That's way.
Speaker 3: Helen Mirren in a speedboat. This is amazing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, gave her a little oil from across the Taen
Speaker 5: and and she looked up and gave me away.
Speaker 3: That's how she likes to me greeted. By the way,
Speaker 3: if you ever see Dame Helen Mirren, just go to
Speaker 3: give you where the old films up.
Speaker 5: Well, you know, and Oi does travel, so yeah.
Speaker 3: It's the international distressing is the smart thing to do.
Speaker 3: Have you ever lost it?
Speaker 2: Season?
Speaker 3: All right, Amanda, thank you for much cool, Thank you
Speaker 3: so much. Bye bye now Katie, Hello Katie. Who was
Speaker 3: the star?
Speaker 13: Well, when I saw the Queen driving her green range Rover,
Speaker 13: and it was at the Windsor Horse Show, so it
Speaker 13: was actually on her estate, I was quite surprised to
Speaker 13: see her driving herself. She was driving herself back from
Speaker 13: the show to the castle.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because it's on our state. This is all true.
Speaker 3: We often see pictures her in the patri you don
Speaker 3: it for like twenty or thirty years. Prince Philip Blessim
Speaker 3: used to do the same. Go those big horse shows
Speaker 3: I had down there. Yeah, she's horsemarriage at the Crown.
Speaker 3: You see all of that. So she was in like
Speaker 3: was it an old tattered sort of green range rover
Speaker 3: one of the old ones?
Speaker 13: No, no, no, no, just a yeah, just a newish
Speaker 13: sort of green. Yeah, royal green.
Speaker 1: Royal hange driver, royal.
Speaker 3: That's the color. Only they get that kind of green.
Speaker 3: You know, there's green, emerald green, and there's royal green.
Speaker 3: You remember the all family that you can't have.
Speaker 2: It and what does the queen do at the horse show?
Speaker 3: Have a hot dosh?
Speaker 13: So why did she go there? She was there, she
Speaker 13: loved horses that she was giving out.
Speaker 3: Previous question was a war show. You know, she wasn't
Speaker 3: right for an hour. She had a massage at two
Speaker 3: to kill an hour drive roundshow. She loves horses. Sorry
Speaker 3: about that, Katie. This is amazing. And did you see
Speaker 3: the queen do any queenly things there while she was
Speaker 3: checking out those horses.
Speaker 13: Well, she was just doing the regular thing of watching
Speaker 13: the horses, and then she gave out the awards there.
Speaker 3: Did they just called out? Did they call out?
Speaker 8: There?
Speaker 3: Sort of crowd unwittingly went, now we've all seen her.
Speaker 3: We need as a special someone here in the crowds.
Speaker 3: We're talking at you the queen. Get come on ou
Speaker 3: let's get a round the horse. Let's get her up
Speaker 3: there and give away the ribbons today to these beautiful
Speaker 3: young kids on their ponies at the Jim Corner. What
Speaker 3: was she giving away? Like raw much on the back
Speaker 3: of that car.
Speaker 13: She was giving away just the the cups to the trophies.
Speaker 13: Sorry that.
Speaker 3: He's trying to talk to you. You just missed a
Speaker 3: left turn by the sound of it.
Speaker 13: Yes, just on the road. And also I've got another
Speaker 13: couple to add.
Speaker 3: Okay, I think we picked with the Queen Listen. We're
Speaker 3: just going to be to be honest, but you will
Speaker 3: take one of them. Get us the second best one.
Speaker 13: Okay, the second best one is I saw standing on
Speaker 13: a car. It was in an underground car park Michael Jackson.
Speaker 3: Michael Jackson or a car roof making them for a video.
Speaker 14: I've got a fighto.
Speaker 13: I've got a few photos. It was actually at when
Speaker 13: I lived in London. I lived across in West London
Speaker 13: in Chiswick, and I lived across from Metropolis Recording Studio
Speaker 13: and he had come over to do after the Hurricane Katrina.
Speaker 13: He came over to record a song and so a
Speaker 13: friend of mine who worked there said, oh, Michael Jackson's.
Speaker 3: Coming in a car roof walking on the car.
Speaker 13: There was a whole bunch of us and we sort
Speaker 13: of went into the underground car park and he was
Speaker 13: a bit overwhelmed, so he jumped up on the car
Speaker 13: and yet it was pretty.
Speaker 3: Surrounded by.
Speaker 2: He came back jumping on a chair.
Speaker 3: When you see him driver driver, Michael Jackson. You know what,
Speaker 3: Katie will send you many prizes. This this has been amazing.
Speaker 3: We thought the Queen was amazing and then you had
Speaker 3: the next best one.
Speaker 5: And a lucky last one.
Speaker 3: You can now you can now you just yes j K.
Speaker 13: From Jimy requite getting out of his vintage. I think
Speaker 13: it's an aston Martin.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 13: Yeah, so there we go.
Speaker 3: That's amazing. Well done, Katie, thank you very much. You've
Speaker 3: won the show, The Christian O'Connell Show every Thursday morning.
Speaker 3: On the show, then we crossed to the most stressful
Speaker 3: journey there is on the weekend, and that is the
Speaker 3: school run Two families take each other on to try
Speaker 3: and work out who is the winner. On school Runnings.
Speaker 3: Each week is winner stays on. So they won last
Speaker 3: week not one but two ex military men, father and
Speaker 3: his dad. We've got a dad and a granddad in
Speaker 3: the car this morning the McKenzie family. Welcome back the
Speaker 3: Raining Chat mister mackenzies. O morning there they all are. Okay,
Speaker 3: So first of all we could speak to the captain
Speaker 3: Darren the dad.
Speaker 8: Well, actually today is captain.
Speaker 7: Here's James yep nine.
Speaker 3: James, are you the captain?
Speaker 12: Yes, yes, I am right.
Speaker 3: You've been promoted this is amazing, well done, Thank you, James.
Speaker 3: Now what the captain does on this is they introduced
Speaker 3: your teammates. So who have you got playing in the
Speaker 3: car this morning with you say, Lachlin.
Speaker 9: Done it?
Speaker 2: Grampa follow and my grandpa that such a grandpa? Hello?
Speaker 3: Hello, hello generation? How we eat each other? And who
Speaker 3: is driving the card? Yep? Okay, all right, so you're
Speaker 3: feeling lucky you smashed it last week. You're back. You're
Speaker 3: the reigning defending champs. James. What's the atmosphere like amongst
Speaker 3: your teammates this morning? My friend excited?
Speaker 16: Yeah, all right, listen, good luck, all right, taking on
Speaker 16: the McKenzie's.
Speaker 3: It's the McFarland's, it's the macotat this morning. Good morning,
Speaker 3: the McFarland family.
Speaker 4: Good morning Christian.
Speaker 3: Okay that the family that talked together went together. So
Speaker 3: the captain is you, Daniel.
Speaker 4: The dad Alex is my youngest son's volunteer to be
Speaker 4: captain today.
Speaker 7: So so hello Alex, Hi.
Speaker 3: Christian, here you go. What a reluctant captain. That's what
Speaker 3: the captain does, Alex. So you're eight years old? Nine, No,
Speaker 3: don update my records to god, they get old so quickly.
Speaker 3: Nine Alex, and you're a mad Formula one fan.
Speaker 12: Yes, I am a mad Formula one thing.
Speaker 3: This is true these words you're saying. The research is
Speaker 3: gret so far and I love that show Drive to Survive.
Speaker 3: You like that?
Speaker 13: Oh, yes, that's one of my favorite Netflix shows.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And who's your favorite Formula one driver?
Speaker 7: Probably Max the staff in Red Wull.
Speaker 3: Okay, and now introduce the team who's playing this morning
Speaker 3: with you, Captain Alex.
Speaker 1: Dad Daniel, and my two sisters Alur and Scarlett lovely.
Speaker 3: And is that how you refer to your dad? You
Speaker 3: called him Dad Daniel. I always preferred his dad, but
Speaker 3: maybe Dad Daniel works formality. Alright, we're playing next, guys.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Oh what scenes this morning? The reigning champs, the McKenzie
Speaker 3: family playing again. They're taking on the contenders, the McFarlane family.
Speaker 3: Both teams have young captains, the first time ever two
Speaker 3: nine year old boys captain their fellow family teams. Up
Speaker 3: first were their two questions, We have the reigning champs,
Speaker 3: welcome back to mackenzies. Okay, so who is that li?
Speaker 3: That so being sick?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 12: Well you know Sarlett playing.
Speaker 3: We got to scarlet playing, Oh Scarlet, did your brother
Speaker 3: James forget about you?
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 3: Sorry, I share?
Speaker 13: Is he not here?
Speaker 9: The starlet praying.
Speaker 3: Oh there's two scarlet's. What are you doing? You must
Speaker 3: oplied during the on what's coming on?
Speaker 1: Hello?
Speaker 8: Is one of the McFarland's family too.
Speaker 3: Out of the two nine year old captures and the
Speaker 3: Battle of the Scarlets, I see? Okay, all right, listen, James,
Speaker 3: you're gonna have to get them all to focus now.
Speaker 3: Granddad's going all around the houses today. All right, get
Speaker 3: into a seat belt. One person he's trying to reject,
Speaker 3: all right. Question number one, Question number one for the McKenzie.
Speaker 2: McKenzie family, what town do the Simpsons live in to one?
Speaker 3: Five seconds to talk about themselves? Springfield springfielders wild on
Speaker 3: and one out of one so far World of the
Speaker 3: mackenzie family. That's why they're the reigning champs, folks jack posts.
Speaker 2: Question number two Mackenzie family, what is a baby goat called?
Speaker 16: Yes?
Speaker 7: Wait, just wait for they.
Speaker 3: Actually know this better and I forgot this is five seconds?
Speaker 3: Don't know about the other scarlet kid?
Speaker 2: Is correct?
Speaker 3: Thank god they're here this military men running the show.
Speaker 3: All right, guys, well on two out, let's move on
Speaker 3: to the McFarland family. Hello, we got the nine year
Speaker 3: old captain Alex. Yes, yes, and there's another scarlet in
Speaker 3: the back as well, Yes there is. Thank you. All right, team,
Speaker 3: you're ready? Are you ready to win?
Speaker 4: Pressure on.
Speaker 3: Question number one from Jack.
Speaker 2: Post McFarland family, how many holes are there on a
Speaker 2: standard golf course? Eighteen car?
Speaker 1: How did you know?
Speaker 3: You were geniuses on the line you can't full of
Speaker 3: mega mines. Back to the Christmas crackers and the it's questions,
Speaker 3: what have we got?
Speaker 2: Well, it's a Christmas related question actually according to doctor
Speaker 2: Seuss who stole Christmas the grenches?
Speaker 3: All right, what scenes?
Speaker 2: We now need to go to a Southern death player.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the tie break, So this works both, thank you tiebreaker. Yes,
Speaker 3: they're about the McKenzie family. Who knows how this format works.
Speaker 12: This networks.
Speaker 3: JAS can ask one question. Both of you have to
Speaker 3: try and use your car horns, that is your buzzer
Speaker 3: to buzz in with the right answer. So, mackenzie family,
Speaker 3: your car horn sounds like it's the old military car.
Speaker 3: That is, they're in one of those old sheeps that
Speaker 3: you're loppy, all right? And the McFarland family. What does
Speaker 3: that car horn sound like? There we go? Yeah, all right,
Speaker 3: crossing pop person isn't going to like this, all right,
Speaker 3: so you used the car horn to pass in with
Speaker 3: the answer produces. Do we think we can understand the
Speaker 3: difference between the car horns? Yeah, we'll give it a go.
Speaker 3: Jackie boy, you've got the tiebreak question.
Speaker 2: What is the name of Ariel's crab best friend in
Speaker 2: The Little Mermaid? Jiloppy Uppy.
Speaker 3: That's Steve McKenzie family.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Sebastian is correct.
Speaker 3: What wait, chewing a row? They're almost as good as
Speaker 3: the d's well done, raining champ Stack'm in the background here, headache,
Speaker 3: Jack mackenzie family, well done, wins again and what a
Speaker 3: prize you when he had finished talking, a lot of
Speaker 3: salts for.
Speaker 1: The whole family.
Speaker 2: But that's the.
Speaker 17: Underworld Underworld under Fox.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, two hundred and fifty dollars worth of underwear
Speaker 3: underwe Underworld strained appropriate young kids, best socks where they're going,
Speaker 3: they're got they just disappeared against McKenzie. Well, McKenzie's well done.
Speaker 3: Look forward to gett those socks in the post underworks
Speaker 3: your supplied.
Speaker 4: Can I have a beer?
Speaker 3: Too, Yes she can, Grandad. Yes, we're getting some excess
Speaker 3: from thermal bonds. They're best ones. Okay, we'll look after those,
Speaker 3: grandfather tutsis okay, thank you? Oh well that gee. We
Speaker 3: will speak again next week. My head in Christian.
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Speaker 3: For today's out work time waster. Extraordinary scenes this week
Speaker 3: back in the Motherlands as pubs reopened. You do not
Speaker 3: need to have been to England to know that pubs
Speaker 3: are a huge way of life. So the fact that
Speaker 3: people having me go to the pub in Lockdown, we
Speaker 3: all know without what that was like. K in Melbourne. Seriously,
Speaker 3: it's at the end of the Second World War. The scene,
Speaker 3: I'm not even joking. Babies will have been made in
Speaker 3: pub toilets. Just that beat Le mail over again. This
Speaker 3: pub's cramped is that? And they've all been vaccinated Britain?
Speaker 3: But is it the best thing is this is Boris's idea?
Speaker 3: Get him in the pubs? Is this how it's spread
Speaker 3: in the first place? Kneedy at the bar or swapping
Speaker 3: their vaccination wounds on their arms. Anyway, obviously the pub
Speaker 3: street had a tough time. He'd be at four months
Speaker 3: a people were not drinking English pubs as a nightmare.
Speaker 3: So they've calculated the Treasury have budget day here in
Speaker 3: Victoria that Britains needs to drink this year one hundred
Speaker 3: and seventy four pints to save the pub industry. They've
Speaker 3: worked it out. Do your bit, Britain.
Speaker 2: That's all. That's one every couple of days. That's easy.
Speaker 3: That's just the pair sort of minimum to keep them
Speaker 3: topped up. One hundred and seventy four bar pints they
Speaker 3: need to drink. He's an adult in the UK, all right,
Speaker 3: so to the his time. Wast to do with this
Speaker 3: is pup bands. Oh I'm off to the pub tomorrow night.
Speaker 3: You say, where are you going? Where are you going?
Speaker 3: I'm off to the King's Arms of Leon, silver put bands,
Speaker 3: rage against the broken condom machine, silver fosters, the people,
Speaker 3: Gold Land Lady, what a tough Land lady as well
Speaker 3: Land Lady Gaga. Anymore that you're barred, silver puss Land Lady.
Speaker 3: One direction, guys, there's one direction to the bar from
Speaker 3: that's got nine thousand guys. There's any one direction to
Speaker 3: the bar. You go buy the fruit machine. Florence, She's
Speaker 3: got her machine, okay, pup bands, Florence and the Karaoke Machine.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, too many machines.
Speaker 3: Machine, karaoke machine. Jack. What have you got, pump band?
Speaker 3: Where are you off to tomorrow night?
Speaker 15: Hi?
Speaker 2: I'm going to the pub and I'm going to sit
Speaker 2: in the Savage Beer Garden.
Speaker 3: Oh that's good, Yeah yeah, functional Silver's just.
Speaker 2: Warming up.
Speaker 3: Tears for beers. Oh that's gold taste of beers. That's good.
Speaker 2: What will I eat at the pub? Schnitty scent?
Speaker 3: That is gold n snitty scent, And.
Speaker 2: I'll wash it down with some rolling.
Speaker 3: Scoons, warm it up.
Speaker 2: He's warm down for a joke, to let the lakes
Speaker 2: cool down.
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Speaker 3: Pub Bands, Who are we seeing in the pub? Pub bands?
Speaker 3: All right? Kicking off with Anthony Drink one eighty two Silver,
Speaker 3: Red Hot Chili Pokies Gold Chris Bob Barley, Bob Barley,
Speaker 3: Can I beer without Barley?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Silver, Tough Like Sound, Pure Blondie, Pure Blondie.
Speaker 17: Silver Chrusty You Two on the Rocks, Bronze Jugs and Roses,
Speaker 17: Silver plus Radio Frothy.
Speaker 11: Head, Silver Roger that deserve More, Fleetwood, Big Mac on
Speaker 11: the Way Home Silver plus Chris Kgnac West going to
Speaker 11: the top shelf dinner Silver, Lady Lounge Gaga Bronze, Bruce Steinstein,
Speaker 11: Bruce Steinstein drinking in l plus Matthew publican Enemy number one.
Speaker 3: Gold that is very smart? What on cinzia s pub
Speaker 3: seven Gold Chevanni Panic at the best ro Gold that's
Speaker 3: very good. Scottie drinking in excess. Just be careful, no
Speaker 3: drinking in excess. Silver the sticky carpenters, the sticky carpenters.
Speaker 2: You always do, get that sticky all right? That's a
Speaker 2: gold plus.
Speaker 3: You didn't put your name on them always and then
Speaker 3: on the police we give you credit. Dessert but three
Speaker 3: five well done, darts Punk Gold. I hope there's a
Speaker 3: dance team called darts Punk that you play in the
Speaker 3: helmets as well? Go that full thing Banana Palmer gold
Speaker 3: mark on hand three what are Mark? Stay safe, Jaeger
Speaker 3: bomb Funk, MCS.
Speaker 18: Wow w curba silver one it wonders free styling Racker Racker,
Speaker 18: I might dig that out for stand by your man tomorrow?
Speaker 3: Where does that come from?
Speaker 8: Mark?
Speaker 3: AnyWho who do spurrus silver on the day the announcing
Speaker 3: their touring again? Come on, guys, A c C D
Speaker 3: CED Little pub that is Yeah, Bronson, Billy Ray, Novirus,
Speaker 3: It's whe They're back in the pubs Bronze, drop Kick,
Speaker 3: Furfees Gold, very good, the V Bronicas, the V Baronicas Silver, handsome.
Speaker 3: They're all grown up now and they're drinking Hansome.
Speaker 2: Gold.
Speaker 3: What un Dougie Blink four twenty pie.
Speaker 2: Not quite there?
Speaker 3: Try he tried you aiming for the sunic Ers and
Speaker 3: invade the waxy wings came down Guinness Amossa, no bronze,
Speaker 3: The Who's Round is it guys? That's good?
Speaker 8: Who Silver?
Speaker 3: And finally Motley Brue Silver. Best in Show. Huh.
Speaker 2: I liked, I loved Hanson, I loved Sticky Carpenters. But
Speaker 2: the winner is red Hot Chili.
Speaker 3: Poky's yeap, first one, Well done, Tyler. Today's show is
Speaker 3: messy around the corner. We are back tomorrow morning. We'll
Speaker 3: have knock off Friday in double thumbs up, and of
Speaker 3: course it's back. Stand by your band if you want
Speaker 3: to get in there early or any people started emailing
Speaker 3: in the last couple of days. Every week, this is
Speaker 3: getting bigger and bigger. Stand by your band if you've
Speaker 3: missed it on a Friday, We'll simply ask you, what
Speaker 3: is that one song called us up to us, the
Speaker 3: one song that you're embarrassed to make you really like.
Speaker 3: We pick one of them and we played them. So
Speaker 3: stand by your band, Christian, Hello
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