Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Like if it was a twin cab you, I wouldn't suspect.
Speaker 3: Last time to dinner was wheat pigs. You say great rivalry,
Speaker 3: I say, stop being on me.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one O four by three.
Speaker 3: Cold enough for you? Is it, sir? Cold enough for you?
Speaker 3: Is it? Madam? Good morning, Patsy morning, Good morning, Jackie
Speaker 3: Boy Morning Team Chili Chilly Chilly Chili face.
Speaker 4: I know, but no matter how cold it is, I
Speaker 4: would never put a nana blanket across my life.
Speaker 3: It's not a nana blanket, that is a rugged blanket.
Speaker 3: I did this morning. I put a blanket round my
Speaker 3: legs Patsy and drove in.
Speaker 2: Haven't you got a heater in the car?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 3: It doesn't matter though, just knowing that blanket is around
Speaker 3: the back of my knees and the calves is what
Speaker 3: gave me a nice glow driving into work today.
Speaker 4: You'll have a hot water bottle by tomorrow.
Speaker 3: I refuse to go that far, but knowing that blanket
Speaker 3: will have said Australia has softened me. I one one
Speaker 3: degree during a winter normally in the UK and way
Speaker 3: way below that. Okay, however, off the four years here
Speaker 3: in these sunnier climates, warming myself up like a little lizard,
Speaker 3: and on those heat lamps at the zoo. Suddenly now
Speaker 3: one of the grease is unbevorable. Hence the blanket, the
Speaker 3: blankt I've never used the blanket before in the UK
Speaker 3: FS miserable, long, long, long, old long winters we've had there,
Speaker 3: But man.
Speaker 4: Like, he was the first one this year that I've
Speaker 4: wrapped myself harder in my blanket when the alarm went
Speaker 4: off and I don't want to get out of bed
Speaker 4: this morning.
Speaker 6: I want to know did you both have your icy
Speaker 6: cold showers this morning that you normally have.
Speaker 3: Had the shower? It was not a nice cold shower today.
Speaker 3: I was like, I don't need to suffer in life
Speaker 3: for all the time. No, perhaps he No, that was
Speaker 3: a nice warm one even that. I was just like, oh,
Speaker 3: to go and get that towels or my feet three
Speaker 3: feet I'm shouldn't whim hoff as a day off from
Speaker 3: all that iceman stuff, right, it can't be three six rives.
Speaker 3: It can't be three six just rug up whim hof.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and then you can't judge me. You slept
Speaker 3: Jack actually slept in his car yesterday. What is going on?
Speaker 4: New loads all over the place for me now.
Speaker 3: But as long as you didn't have whet books again
Speaker 3: last night for dinner, we're all good. No.
Speaker 4: I went out to the pub, so I had all
Speaker 4: three meals proper meals yesterday, not that I ate well.
Speaker 4: I had a Palmer for lunch, steak sandwich for dinner, So.
Speaker 3: You're winning Tuesday. The listeners are like, oh, to be
Speaker 3: in showbiz. But then Schnitz for lunch on Tuesday. That's
Speaker 3: most people's like treat during the week.
Speaker 4: That Schnitz is like those chips underrated. Watch we watch
Speaker 4: out for me, Yester. I had the Hamish and Andy
Speaker 4: podcast that finished at four o'clock and.
Speaker 3: Then Humble Brag. I was going to just drop a
Speaker 3: big couple of big names there first break Bang Bang,
Speaker 3: Hamish and Hamish would be because Hamish and Andy podcasts.
Speaker 3: All right, we know you got two jobs and then
Speaker 3: two masters.
Speaker 4: A scheduled dinner with a friend at thirty.
Speaker 3: Other nice is schedule fun friend, I'm scheduled you between
Speaker 3: six and seven. I must be by seven seventeen.
Speaker 4: I just wanted to let you know how I got
Speaker 4: to the point of sleeping in the car.
Speaker 3: Because I was worried about the schedule.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to go all the way home and
Speaker 4: then just have to bounce back again by the time
Speaker 4: I got home. So I was in an underground car
Speaker 4: park at the radio station where we record the Hamish
Speaker 4: and Anti podcast.
Speaker 3: Is it where you slept?
Speaker 5: Yeah? It is.
Speaker 2: Oh that's creepy, you judge.
Speaker 3: I mean I've seen presenters now who's sleeping cars. It's
Speaker 3: normally because they've been kicked out or found out that
Speaker 3: they've been sleeping with someone upstairs at a radio station
Speaker 3: who was not their wife. Now people will judge you. Well,
Speaker 3: it's not a good look for the Hamish.
Speaker 4: So I was worried about people looking in through the
Speaker 4: window and seeing me. So the big puffer jacket that
Speaker 4: you guys made fun of, Oh no.
Speaker 3: I mean it is virtually a doner slash sleeping bag.
Speaker 4: I pulled that over my head.
Speaker 3: Did you. Because I've tried sleep in the car before.
Speaker 4: It's not easy, it's hard, and usually I'm not successful
Speaker 4: at it. But this was my most successful time ever.
Speaker 4: One I got Wow, you actually slept?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Five to six.
Speaker 3: Oh my, so do you have a little alarm in there?
Speaker 3: Freshen up?
Speaker 4: One off?
Speaker 3: You went?
Speaker 4: I didn't even put into lot because I was I
Speaker 4: thought I've never slept more than fifteen minutes in a car. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I won't make it. And so I was actually late
Speaker 4: for dinner because I.
Speaker 3: Was just sleeping in my car. What are you guys
Speaker 3: all having now?
Speaker 7: Now?
Speaker 3: Jack's fine. Jack's actually fine. It's all good, guys.
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Speaker 3: isn't it. He must have thought, surely with this COVID
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Speaker 4: An oncorn tour almost three years on is a one
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Speaker 3: haven't put my glasses on to check that I haven't
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Speaker 3: the show now. I placed them out later on this morning. Patsy,
Speaker 3: what happened with you yesterday?
Speaker 9: Well, I'm not.
Speaker 6: Sure if this isn't the biggest pilgrimage for food. I've
Speaker 6: had this hankering always get fresh beans, and I haven't
Speaker 6: been able to.
Speaker 3: Do you mean that you run a beans? Yeah?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I love a fresh bean. I can't.
Speaker 3: That was a great run of beans. Shut the rest
Speaker 3: of my.
Speaker 6: Favorite vitamins and minerals for the day. No, I just
Speaker 6: love fresh beans, and I can't. I can't eat the
Speaker 6: frozen packet ones. Do you get the packet ones?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: I don't need a lot of beans.
Speaker 2: Oh it's my favorite.
Speaker 3: I have to be made it by my wife. Should
Speaker 3: always go. The kids are looking at you. Okay, you
Speaker 3: have some greens.
Speaker 4: Move them around your a little bit so it looks
Speaker 4: like you've eaten.
Speaker 2: Put it in with a sausage and a snack in
Speaker 2: the mashed potato.
Speaker 3: What do you get on a food Pilgrimage. I remember
Speaker 3: what was that? What was that sort of stirring sauce.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I'm down to my last packet on that.
Speaker 3: Actually you reminded Pilgrimage.
Speaker 6: Today, I am going out to back a smash and
Speaker 6: I am going to go, yes, thank you, I'm going.
Speaker 3: To Is it like a gravy sauce mix?
Speaker 2: What's it called.
Speaker 6: It's McCormack brown gravy sauce in a powder form and
Speaker 6: it's delicious in the slow cooker with a bit of beef.
Speaker 3: So what did you Where was the pilgrimage? You say,
Speaker 3: just to get round of beans.
Speaker 2: I had forty k's for beans.
Speaker 3: It's not worth to just get one punet or whatever
Speaker 3: they come in that little package.
Speaker 6: But I can't get them out west. You cannot get beans.
Speaker 6: You can't get beans past the West gate.
Speaker 10: Right.
Speaker 3: Greenery? Why is it green?
Speaker 6: I haven't been able to get it, and it's killing
Speaker 6: me because I have to have beans.
Speaker 2: It's my staple when I do veggies.
Speaker 3: I don't know, you're such a bean obsessing.
Speaker 2: A love a bean and Brussels sprout's a second cabbage's thread.
Speaker 3: Well, there's none out west. So he looked around a
Speaker 3: couple of day I have. So if we go into
Speaker 3: super markets, they're coals and Wolworths. There's no greenery, no,
Speaker 3: or just a rush on beans.
Speaker 2: No, just beans, I don't know.
Speaker 6: And the other thing they're short on is passion fruit
Speaker 6: because Audrey likes a passion fring in her lunch every day.
Speaker 3: Shortage. Honestly, pantsy, you you really do look after that
Speaker 3: lunch box, isn't it? What the biscuits that you've got
Speaker 3: and cheese passion through every day?
Speaker 2: She loves it. It's very good for your passion. Fruit
Speaker 2: keeps you regular.
Speaker 3: But I do like a little no young kids attending
Speaker 3: to about that. People your age do? You don't want
Speaker 3: to get stacked.
Speaker 4: Up metamucil in the.
Speaker 3: Passion fruit is regular to wade off shingles as well.
Speaker 3: You should be all right.
Speaker 8: Christian Cond's podcast next week.
Speaker 3: On the show. Then the trading games are going to
Speaker 3: be here, Trades. These are dedicated games we have spoke
Speaker 3: designed for you to work out once and for all,
Speaker 3: who is the smartest and hardest working trade out of
Speaker 3: all of them, and who is going to be the
Speaker 3: king of all trades When.
Speaker 7: Trades go to war, only one can rule them all.
Speaker 7: Ship be's Pritty's head to here? Who's the sharpest in
Speaker 7: the shed? Flooring, filing, framing, fences, cash, He's canton feef
Speaker 7: for breakfast, Tradies, time for more Godi is what you're fight.
Speaker 3: For, all right. So we have designed some events next week.
Speaker 3: These are events that you do every single day of
Speaker 3: the year, come rain or shine. I know we're moaning
Speaker 3: at the moment that it's cold weather. You're out there,
Speaker 3: still be due? Can there be trades and shorts today?
Speaker 3: Every light an actor a badge of honor, wearing that
Speaker 3: they're moving something.
Speaker 4: I'm doing nan and blankets on the way to work.
Speaker 3: Like you, trades, You're more than welcome to borrow mine
Speaker 3: now a blanket if you want. All right, So, tradies,
Speaker 3: that next week is few, so it's stuff like there
Speaker 3: will be like a parallel parking test with the trader
Speaker 3: we've got.
Speaker 4: I think we've done a great job of making it
Speaker 4: broad across all trades.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not just going to.
Speaker 4: Suit carpenters better than it's going to suit plumbers better
Speaker 4: than it's going to suit electricians. It's even across the board.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so trades, we need you. This is your event
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Speaker 8: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 7: It is on when trades go to war, only one
Speaker 7: can rule them all. Ship's Pricki's head here, who's the
Speaker 7: sharpest in the shed, flooring, filing, framing, fences?
Speaker 6: Cash?
Speaker 3: He's cant and feef for breakfast?
Speaker 5: Trade ees?
Speaker 3: Time for more? Godie is one? You're fighting for five
Speaker 3: thousand dollars up for grabs us. Next Friday we will
Speaker 3: crown the ultimate trade. Who is he going to be?
Speaker 3: Could it be you? Only if you get involved in
Speaker 3: nine four one four one four three good one into
Speaker 3: chantel Christian Man, Lady Trading and a gardener? Is there
Speaker 3: going to be a lady trading division of the trading games?
Speaker 3: Know all the welcome because us what's better than a trade?
Speaker 3: A lady trading? Gardeners are the best Trade's haven't heard
Speaker 3: any of the show so far. That's because we're too
Speaker 3: busy actually working. Gardeners are awesome, why we keep working
Speaker 3: even in the rain. Other trades are a little whimps.
Speaker 3: You back up and go home first drop of rain.
Speaker 3: Two we actually clean up after ourselves and usually other
Speaker 3: trades too. Three we usually end up doing a bit
Speaker 3: of energy trade. Anyway, we're that great. Plus it looks
Speaker 3: like it's going to be raining next Monday, us guardens
Speaker 3: will be okay. I'll have the advantage. Ps. I called
Speaker 3: Rio yesterday morning, said he called me back after eleven
Speaker 3: m and he didn't. Just like a guy to get
Speaker 3: your number and never call back. Wink wing wing face,
Speaker 3: angry face. I love Chantelle, I love the car chantew
Speaker 3: that's very good. Now everyone's welcome for the trading games.
Speaker 3: One O four three Jacob, good morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 11: Here you going.
Speaker 3: I'm good. So first of all, what trade would you
Speaker 3: be representing?
Speaker 11: Oh they got good old carpenter's mate.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And who do you work for? You've got your
Speaker 3: own business, give yourself a plug?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so we've been.
Speaker 11: I've been I work for myself for Flight Out carpentry.
Speaker 10: With the home renovations and some new builds, but mainly renovations.
Speaker 3: Mate says that he's doing like those new builds.
Speaker 12: Yeah, yeah, too much, too much.
Speaker 11: I'm working around for those sorts.
Speaker 8: Day.
Speaker 4: Too much paperwork. Play the council.
Speaker 3: That's it, mate, they get any don't hate the player.
Speaker 3: And so why do you think you might win it
Speaker 3: next week? Get the five thousand dollars and be crown
Speaker 3: the winner.
Speaker 11: Oh mate, you know I'm only twenty four.
Speaker 10: I've been doing it since I was sixteen, and I'm
Speaker 10: young and fit made.
Speaker 11: I reckon I could take them down.
Speaker 3: Yep. And you know one degree today you're still going
Speaker 3: out in site today. You're going to be in shorts
Speaker 3: or too cold.
Speaker 12: No mate, pants and a T shirt for me today,
Speaker 12: and yet we'll be going out T shirt.
Speaker 3: You're going to mean a T shirt out there?
Speaker 11: Yeah, gotta get him out, mate, got to get him out.
Speaker 3: Turns out weather's out, doesn't matter, all right, Jacob, I
Speaker 3: love you. It could be you next week joining us. Okay,
Speaker 3: well done, right, thanks Christian, Tame, thank you all right?
Speaker 3: Who you got here? Jason? Good morning, Good morning, Christian?
Speaker 3: How are we good? Sounds like are you already on site?
Speaker 3: Or are you just falling around the kitchen?
Speaker 11: Mate.
Speaker 13: I've been going since one o'clock this morning, when all
Speaker 13: the other trades have been sleeping. So we're keeping the community, said,
Speaker 13: and serving lots of lots of hot pies and pastries.
Speaker 3: So so where are you working? Where do you work
Speaker 3: at this one am?
Speaker 11: Yeah? So I'm a baker and I've got a shop
Speaker 11: in Albert Park.
Speaker 3: The bus is wanting a baker. Listen, you guys working hard?
Speaker 3: Have you not building the house wearing the cakes coming?
Speaker 4: Don't get it wrong. You're a neat part of society.
Speaker 3: Hundred percent, hundred percent.
Speaker 4: But I wouldn't call you a trade.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't call you a trade.
Speaker 11: You wouldn't call us a trade.
Speaker 3: Well, you're.
Speaker 11: Your apprenticeship.
Speaker 3: Make it back. We haven't and you have any drawn.
Speaker 3: We're actually doing for three You know.
Speaker 11: You would, You would know what it's like being early.
Speaker 11: There's a lot of people that you guys way.
Speaker 3: Earlier than us. You get way up. I mean, of
Speaker 3: course it is a trade, but I guess what we're
Speaker 3: talking about. The construction trades.
Speaker 11: Well, I think i'd i'd give them a good trade
Speaker 11: for the money.
Speaker 3: So I love this imagine if we go next week.
Speaker 3: Imagine if Jason, actually you went buddy right and all
Speaker 3: these other carpenters, right, guy wins is the guy makes bunks.
Speaker 3: Shame on you, trades. Do you know what I like
Speaker 3: around to this?
Speaker 4: Actually, I can picture us all on the starting line
Speaker 4: on Monday, and they're all in hive vias of their
Speaker 4: boots and you're in your chef's hat.
Speaker 11: When I'm giving them a good, good run.
Speaker 3: So, Jason, you.
Speaker 4: Believe he's the first one. He's a baker, the first
Speaker 4: one in.
Speaker 3: He's a baker. He's been going since one a m
Speaker 3: I love the spirit. The first one on that start
Speaker 3: line come Monday is a baker.
Speaker 11: Ready to go? Are you ready to go? Christian good Man?
Speaker 3: Bring some cakes along as well. What's the name of
Speaker 3: the bakery? Where are you?
Speaker 11: It's the Brummy Bakery and Albert Park just on dun Place.
Speaker 3: Oh, I know where you guys are. Yes, are you
Speaker 3: just near the what's the restaurant? Is it Dunder and
Speaker 3: Fast next door?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 3: I know, very nice. Yeah, I might pop in today
Speaker 3: on the way. Actually, line, Christian, we could talk. We
Speaker 3: could talk, all right, Jason, I'm glad I picked you,
Speaker 3: all right, trades. We've just recruited our first trady, Carler Bryner.
Speaker 8: Knows you're listening to the question. You know, Carl's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Trade E's we're looking for you.
Speaker 7: When trades go to war, only one can rule them all.
Speaker 7: Chippy's prickies head to here. Who's the sharpest in the
Speaker 7: show because he's worrying filing, framing fences cash, He's canton
Speaker 7: fief for breakfast trade ees.
Speaker 3: Time for more. Godie is one. You're fighting fur trading
Speaker 3: games next week on the show. Five thousand dollars up
Speaker 3: for grabs. Events, designs around what you guys do nine
Speaker 3: four one four one o four three. Lots of you
Speaker 3: calling in this morning. That's you love that you know
Speaker 3: a jack Psyche is sometimes a real cheerleader for the show.
Speaker 3: We'll just starting go into a trader. I'm really sorry,
Speaker 3: we're getting so many cools. We can't put you on next.
Speaker 3: I didn't think it'll be this popular. It's great sharing studio,
Speaker 3: great having that guy in the boat with you every day.
Speaker 3: Go figure. Don't people like it again? Don't give teeth anyway?
Speaker 3: Have you heard the Amish Andy Show? That is a
Speaker 3: show that's a listen.
Speaker 14: Go to.
Speaker 3: You did actually say, actually say that that's surprising Silk.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Seal morning.
Speaker 11: How are you guys?
Speaker 3: We're good? So what trade do you represent? What do
Speaker 3: you do for a living? Sealm?
Speaker 11: I'm a chippy.
Speaker 9: She's been doing it for a few years, so I've
Speaker 9: acquired a certain skill set taken we pretty much as
Speaker 9: a tradeing we're probably at the top of the pyramid. Factor,
Speaker 9: if you can't get to a can I put it
Speaker 9: to be on the right side, you're going to get
Speaker 9: a gude of city out And chickies are probably there.
Speaker 11: As far as I said.
Speaker 3: The top of the pyramid, what kind of pyramid is it?
Speaker 3: Pyramids of big and stumbling salby money and don't make
Speaker 3: a strong case, but I like you. Chippies work hard, right,
Speaker 3: they do absolutely.
Speaker 11: As far as the smartest squies, they're probably the ones here.
Speaker 11: So now why do a bit of everything?
Speaker 3: Why do all chippy say that they're the smartest ones?
Speaker 3: Do you have to study longer at carpentry school?
Speaker 11: Well, not only do we have to study longer, we
Speaker 11: have to know a bit of everything. At the end
Speaker 11: of the day, we have to teach slarkies what to do, plumbers,
Speaker 11: what to do, where to go, they to do these things,
Speaker 11: to do those things.
Speaker 3: That this is fighting talk and I love it and Silby,
Speaker 3: are you in good shape? I mean the events are
Speaker 3: designed more really about the kind of things that you
Speaker 3: would do, like what do you like at parking a trailer?
Speaker 3: Can you do that quickly? Under pressure?
Speaker 11: Under pressure? The Trunds have been doing it since I
Speaker 11: was fifteen, So.
Speaker 3: All tradees like to throw back to when they're a teenager, Jacob,
Speaker 3: only since I was sixteen. I came out the womb
Speaker 3: in a trainer, reversing it with my eyes close.
Speaker 4: You can't just chuck everyone in straight away?
Speaker 5: Why not?
Speaker 3: All right, Selp, you're in beautiful, get in seals in
Speaker 3: the trading games. Just go to word Jay. Good morning.
Speaker 3: There we go, Jay, Good morning all how are we
Speaker 3: on there? We're very good, Jay?
Speaker 14: What do you do?
Speaker 3: What trading? Are you?
Speaker 11: Actually?
Speaker 15: I'm a Hebel installer and external cleanning that goes on
Speaker 15: the houses.
Speaker 3: What is Hebel then? Is that the material?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 16: It is.
Speaker 15: Actually it's instead of brick, it's actually a seventy five
Speaker 15: mile six panel, six hundred wide by about three point
Speaker 15: three high, weighing one hundred and ten kilos. Yeah, you
Speaker 15: got to carry him from the front to the back.
Speaker 15: So a little bit of legs, drink, a little bit
Speaker 15: of arm muscle doesn't hurt.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Hey, j Before when I spoke to you on
Speaker 4: the phone, you said it was eighty kilos. Now it's
Speaker 4: bumped up to one hundred and ten.
Speaker 3: Brothers in my head on there.
Speaker 15: Yeah, got to rove the taller panels in, not the
Speaker 15: smaller one.
Speaker 3: All right, you got a little bit, sure, got upgraded.
Speaker 3: I've never heard of a hebel then, So that's hard
Speaker 3: work doing that all day.
Speaker 15: Yeah, ready, actually, but yeah, a little bit of legs, drink,
Speaker 15: a little bit of arm huffle.
Speaker 11: Yeah, it's all pretty.
Speaker 15: Well good up here at Mount Macedon. We're at the
Speaker 15: moment minus three, so yeah, kicking them off in T
Speaker 15: shirts and shorts would probably get the manking here.
Speaker 3: Four side.
Speaker 4: Are you really in short in minus three temperature?
Speaker 3: Sure?
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 15: By the time you lift ten or twenty off, yeah,
Speaker 15: you're warm up pretty quick.
Speaker 17: Jack.
Speaker 3: Oh so there's three thousand kidos each one. Yeah, those
Speaker 3: are the little one that's small.
Speaker 15: Jay, you're in, thanks my friend, no.
Speaker 3: Thank you, my friend cladding in cladding. Watch out, he's
Speaker 3: the wild card laugh. All right, Jay, you're through, Well
Speaker 3: done mate, Thanks champion. All right, So that's her works
Speaker 3: any So if you want to represent your trade email us.
Speaker 3: Now we're moving on. We've got the news coming up
Speaker 3: with Patsy Christian at Christian o'connall dot com dot au.
Speaker 8: Look, Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 3: Let's get into it. How are you, Neil?
Speaker 8: Welcome to the nineties.
Speaker 18: I'd like to say I make this look good, Melissa Sheffield,
Speaker 18: this nineteen ninety.
Speaker 19: You can't handle the true co op, say her. Christian
Speaker 19: O'Connell's eight Z of the Nineties.
Speaker 20: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Baby, everywhere we're pulling about the nineties, going through the alphabet,
Speaker 3: we land on the letter.
Speaker 8: Ah.
Speaker 3: So we just malade. Robbie Williams fell some great songs
Speaker 3: lined up this hour. We've got to separate Robbie Williams
Speaker 3: and Ronan Keating. They're like two powerful magnets. Have you
Speaker 3: ever seen them in the same room. They never shared
Speaker 3: the same stage. They can't. It's irresponsible on the radio
Speaker 3: show to put them back to back. So closing out
Speaker 3: the hour, well, it is Roning waiting in the Oh
Speaker 3: the Letter, Restaurants and home Video recordings. Let's get into
Speaker 3: restaurants for the nineties. To me, restaurants in the nineties,
Speaker 3: it was all about Pizza Hut. I remember when Pizza
Speaker 3: Hut came to the town that I grew up, and
Speaker 3: it was big news. It was like Hollywood had come
Speaker 3: to town, right, it was huge. I went there for
Speaker 3: a birthday and my dad took me there and I
Speaker 3: actually felt like I was on in an America movie.
Speaker 3: It was such a big thing, right, Do remember the
Speaker 3: adverts hit the Hut. I couldn't believe I was actually
Speaker 3: having the big sort pizza them was that deep dish
Speaker 3: kind of Chicago style.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was so deep now because we only ate
Speaker 4: Pizza Hut as our main pizza when I was a kid,
Speaker 4: I didn't know about thin pizza until my later on
Speaker 4: in life.
Speaker 3: Thin crust. At first, I was suspicious, like that they
Speaker 3: ripping us off hereza where it's all that heavy dough
Speaker 3: that's got no flavor whatsoever. And I remember actually going
Speaker 3: on a date with a girlfriend to Pizza Hut to
Speaker 3: impress her, because in the nineties you would do that.
Speaker 3: If you're dating someone now and you go to Peta
Speaker 3: to Hut, there's no second date is there, You're like,
Speaker 3: you're down on your luck. I went out with him
Speaker 3: where you go Pizza Hut. I don't think he's doing
Speaker 3: very well at the moment.
Speaker 4: But the great thing about Pizza Hut. In the nineties
Speaker 4: were there eating restaurants where you could go to the
Speaker 4: self served deserve.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for like six barks.
Speaker 3: I were thinking, like, how they are they? Okay, this
Speaker 3: socking keep going up. I've just been up for the
Speaker 3: fifth time.
Speaker 4: This is the best date ever.
Speaker 3: What are the restaurants when you think nineties, what does
Speaker 3: it sum up to you?
Speaker 4: I'm thinking of all of all you can eat restaurants.
Speaker 4: The other two that we went to were Sizzler and
Speaker 4: Small Geese, And honestly we were as me and my
Speaker 4: brother were so excited to get to the dessert bar
Speaker 4: that we were right.
Speaker 3: It was like it was like Christmas Eve, you know
Speaker 3: that white heat excitement you get because it was a
Speaker 3: real tree.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you ran the soft serve machine yourself and you.
Speaker 2: Could go there first forget about first course.
Speaker 4: That No, Well, my parents said you have to eat
Speaker 4: all your dinner before you go, so like we would
Speaker 4: like down pizza and then there's jelly cubes. Yes, soft serve,
Speaker 4: all the sprinkles, the chocolates on top. It's so sad
Speaker 4: that all you can eat restaurants through a thing in
Speaker 4: the past.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I remember as well. I wasn't I as well
Speaker 3: into being a grown up. I actually went to a
Speaker 3: restaurant that had three courses. I was like, do you
Speaker 3: that sound like a something called a starter? And I
Speaker 3: was like, what's the starter for?
Speaker 4: We all go like pigs to a trot.
Speaker 3: Yea, we eat what we was a starter should order?
Speaker 3: And then even ordering dessert that never happened as a kid.
Speaker 3: I parents don't have the money from it that My
Speaker 3: dad always gave this accuse. He would say, we don't
Speaker 3: have the time, and it was never when we got home,
Speaker 3: it's like, here plenty time, this sort of watch TV,
Speaker 3: watch a big rush to get back. Even now on
Speaker 3: the menu, when I see the kids a wife looking
Speaker 3: at dessert, part of me stort thinks you can't.
Speaker 4: It's instinctively.
Speaker 3: I rarely all dessert just raised that way. There was
Speaker 3: the height e euction. We can't have that would be
Speaker 3: financially ruined. Who's going to pay for it?
Speaker 8: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Ages of the nineties or the letter are this we're
Speaker 3: talking about restaurants of the nineties. Chat was talking about
Speaker 3: Sizzler just now. I just found this.
Speaker 21: Well, where too for lunch? I know where I want
Speaker 21: to go for lunch. I don't want to spend a
Speaker 21: lot of money. Not fast food, fast food, definitely not
Speaker 21: fast food.
Speaker 10: But I don't want to.
Speaker 8: Spend a lot of time.
Speaker 9: So we're too for lunch tomorrow.
Speaker 8: How about Paris for lunch?
Speaker 2: I don't want to spend a lot of money.
Speaker 3: Seafood Saladin.
Speaker 4: They said one too many times that it wasn't fast food,
Speaker 4: which makes me think it was fast.
Speaker 3: They were all marketed as that, weren't they fast food restaurants?
Speaker 3: And then Pizza Hut. I'll have some pizza. I have
Speaker 3: some pizza too, and pasta, yea pasta, and have that
Speaker 3: a bit of grain selling on the side.
Speaker 8: And there we'll act some dessert.
Speaker 7: Do you want the works?
Speaker 3: The works? Well, the pizza, pasta, salad and dessert.
Speaker 8: You can eat five ninety five at lunch and seven.
Speaker 3: Ninety five for dinner.
Speaker 8: Yeah, five n ninety five from Pizza Hut.
Speaker 4: Those prices are unbeatable. Remember the works?
Speaker 3: All right? Nine four one four one oh four to three.
Speaker 3: Anything to do with the restaurants this morning. Let's go
Speaker 3: to Aaron.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Aaron, Good morning, Grish there you're going.
Speaker 3: I'm good mate. Welcome to the show. So restaurants in
Speaker 3: the nineties.
Speaker 12: Yes, so Ballarat actually still has a we can eat
Speaker 12: pizza cobrating, the decorder, stains, the food, everything is all
Speaker 12: the first stage.
Speaker 3: They're from the nineties.
Speaker 11: Change from the nineties.
Speaker 3: Barratt is full of Yodi weldy yody weody pizza. Hut.
Speaker 4: We have to make a pilgrimage.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, that is amazing. We should hire a
Speaker 3: coach and go with us and take some listeners as well,
Speaker 3: just to go a pizza and then come back.
Speaker 11: We can eat the whole lot.
Speaker 3: And have you been there recently or just seen it? Aaron?
Speaker 11: No met two years ago, still went.
Speaker 3: What was the pizza like again?
Speaker 11: Past loco? Still from the nineties.
Speaker 3: Nothing, Aaron, that's a great one. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: For give us a cool mate. No Phil, good morning Phil.
Speaker 3: Here you go, good Phil and Phil restaurants. What have
Speaker 3: you got for us?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 22: Used to go the Swag and Beck in the seventies
Speaker 22: Inferantry Galley. Yeah, that was a big, big, smallstord place.
Speaker 22: But you had to take your drinks right. So when
Speaker 22: orange juice was like two dollars fifty, I'm being a
Speaker 22: bit tight. I used to get the oranges off the displays,
Speaker 22: taking back the table, cut them in app and squoze
Speaker 22: me orange.
Speaker 3: Shit. Well we I mean this feels like a story
Speaker 3: from past, doesn't it. Yesterday we heard about taking a
Speaker 3: toaster on holiday squeazy orange to save what two bucks?
Speaker 3: Phil us a lot of money back? No it wasn't.
Speaker 3: It was two bucks. Feel you, my hero, that is
Speaker 3: a great story. I'll send you a place for Okay,
Speaker 3: thank you. Let's say let's send him two dollars actually,
Speaker 3: so we can shout himself and no jail on us. Lance,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Lance, Good morning, good Lance. So restaurants, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 5: On a day to a restaurant with a young lady
Speaker 5: and that I was tacking to the meal and mishell
Speaker 5: a net And the next thing I see is a
Speaker 5: pulling in text. Thank goodness and get grasshopper in my sellar.
Speaker 5: But we ended up getting the entire meal for free
Speaker 5: from the restaurant.
Speaker 3: Do you know what pretty good scam? If you just
Speaker 3: brought some grasshopers just chuck them in the salads. Great
Speaker 3: free meal.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, quietly, matter of fight, they said, Oh they
Speaker 5: just changed your cellar supplies.
Speaker 3: Got your lands all right, Lance, Thank you very much
Speaker 3: for cool I have. You know, sometimes you get a
Speaker 3: pizza based and you roll it really thin, and you
Speaker 3: keep rolling it, it starts to get a bit of
Speaker 3: gat pizza. That was now producer Tom, that's got an
Speaker 3: amazing story about You know, Younger people might be listening
Speaker 3: right now, going, oh, come on, you know, it can't
Speaker 3: have been that exciting to go to just a pizza
Speaker 3: restaurant in the nineties. It really was. It was a big,
Speaker 3: big deal. It was like Christmas Eve.
Speaker 4: You had free access to the dessert bar. Can I
Speaker 4: say that again? You ran the soft serve machine yourself?
Speaker 3: Did you? Guys also find that it was very hard tooever,
Speaker 3: get your dad out of the house to go to
Speaker 3: a restaurant. Why were they so reluctant to go to
Speaker 3: a restaurant? So I've taken him to the gallows and
Speaker 3: my mom's telling him that a friend of mine had
Speaker 3: been to the new Chinese restaurant when I grew up.
Speaker 3: My dad just went sounds weird. What do you mean
Speaker 3: not fish and chips or Chinese fish and chips, but
Speaker 3: it's fish and chips, Chinese fish and chips. What else?
Speaker 3: What could there be? Some Tom, please tell them about
Speaker 3: how excited you got as an eight year old.
Speaker 20: So I had my eighth first day the pizza hut
Speaker 20: all you can eat at Saint Luke's in Auckland, New Zealand,
Speaker 20: and it was me three mates, my best mate Dan Monroe,
Speaker 20: and we basically went feral when we went in there.
Speaker 3: You would do you ate someone? You're basically in Wonka's place?
Speaker 4: It was a lord of the flies definitely.
Speaker 20: And I talked to my mum about this and she
Speaker 20: said that when we had finished the mains tour, Dan
Speaker 20: Monroe and I grabbed the full veggie pizza which no
Speaker 20: one had touched.
Speaker 3: No one ever touched that veggie pizza. It was like
Speaker 3: getting stale there during the day, wasn't it.
Speaker 20: We stripped the veggie pizza of all the toppings, took
Speaker 20: it to the ice cream bar and covered it in
Speaker 20: ice cream to make an ice cream pizza.
Speaker 3: This is an outtake of Willy Wonka, right, And then
Speaker 3: what happened? You get thrown out?
Speaker 20: Well, we tried to eat it all and then obviously
Speaker 20: made ourselves violently sick.
Speaker 4: And we were probably asked to leave.
Speaker 3: I've just seen there's a pizza Hut the nearest one
Speaker 3: to us. Do you know there's actually quite a few
Speaker 3: pizza huts still going.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you they're the smallies. Don't get tricked by
Speaker 4: front What do you mean you can't even sit in.
Speaker 4: They don't have tape takeaway, so they're just for the delivery.
Speaker 3: Guys to see the one nearest sustaurant. There's one in
Speaker 3: Pranz so that's not Peter.
Speaker 4: No, you get tricked. Don't get your hotel.
Speaker 3: They exist now as takeaway.
Speaker 4: You can hear Peter Hut delivery.
Speaker 3: Yeah, really who or does pizza Hut takeaway?
Speaker 4: Obviously people are really I thought everyone.
Speaker 3: Just went Dominos or ony of the your local ones. Peter,
Speaker 3: Just try to mind. I'm happy to buy everyone Friday
Speaker 3: a Pizza Hut takeaway. Peter. Let's go back to the nineties.
Speaker 8: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast, all.
Speaker 3: Right, So to do with the letter R or so
Speaker 3: let's talk about home video recordings. These days now it's
Speaker 3: so easy to record your favorite TV shows. I said
Speaker 3: one click on the remote. But years ago in the nineties,
Speaker 3: First of all the VHS player itself, which is a
Speaker 3: big ass, bulky machine. Then there was the cassette. You
Speaker 3: either had the sixty, one hundred and twenty or the
Speaker 3: one hundred and eighty in terms of the recording length.
Speaker 3: And then one that trickiest things in the world. I
Speaker 3: reckon that even people that worked for NASA would struggle
Speaker 3: to set that video time right, and it certainly was
Speaker 3: the beyond the skill set of my dad. He would
Speaker 3: always say to me, and I don't worried, so you
Speaker 3: go out. It's okay. Yeah, I will record zena Princess
Speaker 3: Warrior for you. And then I come back excitedly and
Speaker 3: watch a new episode and all I get is the
Speaker 3: first ten minutes, and they would go back to another
Speaker 3: one of his episodes of Antiques Road Show.
Speaker 4: Sometimes I do blame the television channels, though, because if
Speaker 4: you set it to start an eight thirty and they
Speaker 4: started eight forty because something.
Speaker 3: Sport the news is normally sport, a spawning fixture would
Speaker 3: overrun that's what it normally was, and so suddenly it
Speaker 3: would wipe off the first twenty minutes of Sein failed.
Speaker 4: I don't want the creaking I want Sea.
Speaker 3: Then they tried to update it. In the nineties were
Speaker 3: something awful called video Plus. Do you remember some binary
Speaker 3: code where you could program that in and it was
Speaker 3: supposed to then find the show. It was useless. Video
Speaker 3: plus Video video Plus was an absolute nightmare. Every TV
Speaker 3: show and the listenings had it's like a secrets of
Speaker 3: the numbers that were like eighteen on and you used
Speaker 3: to have to pro and then it would somehow record
Speaker 3: a show. The hit and miss rate was what absolutely wild.
Speaker 3: Then if you did record something, did you have like
Speaker 3: your own video cassettes and your brothers and sisters had
Speaker 3: their own ones, and you used to write on them
Speaker 3: my view, do not watch? That was it do not
Speaker 3: watch about five exclamation marks, do not record over and
Speaker 3: you put off the little tabs. But then you could
Speaker 3: easily get your sisters on this sellotape over them and
Speaker 3: you record whatever shows you want.
Speaker 4: That was ongoing war at our house. Is there a
Speaker 4: finite number of tapes and there was more things that
Speaker 4: we wanted to record that you had to choose something
Speaker 4: like Dad's grand final footage. Yes, and you want to
Speaker 4: record over that? My brother and I filled up so
Speaker 4: many VHS tapes for the month free trial that we
Speaker 4: had of Foxtail as a kid. Mom and Dad said,
Speaker 4: we're not keeping it, we're just doing the month free.
Speaker 3: You've inherited that because you're still I remember you you
Speaker 3: watched Stam for four weeks and Disney plus you do
Speaker 3: the four week thing, and then you're the guy that.
Speaker 4: Never got I got to collect all my recommendations for
Speaker 4: one streaming service and watch them in that month and
Speaker 4: then it's out.
Speaker 3: So what did you record?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 4: I remember call recording hours and hours of The Simpsons
Speaker 4: on Fox Line, especially on the weekends that had marathons
Speaker 4: we had. There was a tree House of Horrors marathon
Speaker 4: that went the whole weekend, so we would we filled
Speaker 4: up the VHS tapes. We said goodbye to Foxtail at
Speaker 4: the end of the month, and then we just watched
Speaker 4: them for the next ten years.
Speaker 3: Those Treehouse of Horror episodes are some of the finest
Speaker 3: comedy ever. Patsy, did you have any nightmares about recording stuff?
Speaker 6: Well, Chris recorded over my dibuit on video when he
Speaker 6: recorded Hey Hey it's Saturday.
Speaker 4: It's TV history. The final episode my.
Speaker 6: Debut on video check. So now Audrey can't see her
Speaker 6: mother in her finest is that?
Speaker 3: Is that a bad thing?
Speaker 4: That photo is sure with the huge shoulder pads.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, I have to that one.
Speaker 3: You're playing pro football. It's Joe Maddon.
Speaker 4: This is the one where you took your cousin as
Speaker 4: a day Yes, Jack, my cousin.
Speaker 3: I think it's best you don't want your daughter seeing.
Speaker 3: Now who's that guy that looks a lot like you him?
Speaker 18: I come, clead us, go away, go away, rag off
Speaker 18: O'Connell's time.
Speaker 3: Look. Oh yeah yeah, yeah yeah. Moved me into the news.
Speaker 3: Did you make out with your cousin? That's what we're
Speaker 3: talking about. Your next twenty minutes, Carl Brager.
Speaker 8: You're listening to the Questian o'carl's show podcast.
Speaker 3: So big week this week from my eldest daughter turned
Speaker 3: eighteen on Sunday. Turning eighteen is all about driving tests. Freedom, freedom,
Speaker 3: freedom to take off and get out of there from
Speaker 3: mom and dad. It is a driving test today at
Speaker 3: nine fifth we a big chat. Yesterday we went what
Speaker 3: she said will be the last drive together where she
Speaker 3: has the l plates on and she was even getting
Speaker 3: out the peaplate ready to put it on. She's already
Speaker 3: earmarked her first trip today after the test. Obviously, I
Speaker 3: hope she passed. There's no reason why she shouldn't. She's
Speaker 3: a really good driver. Is to drive herself to school.
Speaker 3: She came on yes soon as I. That is the
Speaker 3: last day I'll ever got on the school bus to
Speaker 3: go to school. Do you remember it was all about
Speaker 3: it was a really big thing, passing your driving test.
Speaker 3: And I had to sit down and say, look, you
Speaker 3: probably will pass. You're a really good driver. However, if
Speaker 3: you don't I did the first time, I said, you're
Speaker 3: still It's a moment in a million moments of your life.
Speaker 3: You'll be disappointed, you be gutted, but you will bounce back.
Speaker 3: Did you You also failed first time? Failed first time,
Speaker 3: and you are gutted, aren't you?
Speaker 4: You are because you don't you already plan all the
Speaker 4: things you're going to do once you've got road trips.
Speaker 3: You feel like your future has been denied.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right, because you then you have to fail,
Speaker 4: and then you have to book it and it's all booked.
Speaker 3: And Dad giving you a lift, plus all your friends
Speaker 3: that you've grown up with. A passed yeah, yeah. Did
Speaker 3: you pass first time?
Speaker 2: Failed?
Speaker 3: So we birth second time? Yeah.
Speaker 2: I just remember the shame.
Speaker 3: It was like, yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Wanted to lie to my friends and say no, I
Speaker 4: didn't actually take my test.
Speaker 3: How are you going to keep that going? I'm just
Speaker 3: having it detailed at the moment, it's been half a year.
Speaker 3: At the moment, oh when they get it out that
Speaker 3: to Reno, not that invisible girlfriend. She's just outstate.
Speaker 4: At the moment, I was a minor offense as well.
Speaker 4: I felt like he could have let me go. I
Speaker 4: drove through a zebra crossing.
Speaker 14: That's.
Speaker 4: But got to run someone over.
Speaker 3: I mean, I said, the standard driving is pretty bad.
Speaker 3: But if you pass that off as a minor offence,
Speaker 3: what's a major. I plowed through a school kids get
Speaker 3: out the way.
Speaker 4: There weren't people crossing on it. They were people waiting
Speaker 4: to cross to let you drive.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But also I was explaining to Christian before the show,
Speaker 4: my I was with my instructor in his car, so
Speaker 4: he gave me five lessons and then we were were
Speaker 4: doing the driving lesson in his car. He was talking
Speaker 4: to the guy who was marking me the whole time.
Speaker 4: He was actually distracting me, so I felt like he
Speaker 4: was a hindrance Rather.
Speaker 2: No, but they do that to put you in at ease.
Speaker 3: That's Ruby's doing. The guy who she's been a brilliant
Speaker 3: driver instructure, right, called Michael. He's in so she's doing
Speaker 3: the test in his car, so he's in a passenger seat, right,
Speaker 3: He's a real calm, laid back guy.
Speaker 4: And then markets in the back.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So in the UK you can't have any of that.
Speaker 3: The the the driving examiner gets him with you and
Speaker 3: it's straight away. It's really it's intimidating because you know
Speaker 3: you're being judged. And I was just that they're staring
Speaker 3: at you side on the whole time with that clickboard
Speaker 3: to death and they're just you know if that's the
Speaker 3: if that's them, they're just itching to fail one more bozo.
Speaker 4: Well they didn't even let me finish the test. Did
Speaker 4: they let you finish?
Speaker 3: In the UK, even if you know you felled, you
Speaker 3: still got to do the whole lonely hour. I remember, right,
Speaker 3: I was so emotional. I knew I'd screwed up. It's
Speaker 3: only on one thing that's called reversing around the corner.
Speaker 3: You had to reverse round a corner.
Speaker 4: That skill for it.
Speaker 3: I know reverse in the corner. I mounted the curb
Speaker 3: and if you do that, you knew that, then you
Speaker 3: you and your will was not allowed to touch the
Speaker 3: curve for reason, I still had to do another forty
Speaker 3: minutes in the know like this is just a waste
Speaker 3: of time. Now I failed.
Speaker 4: At least they told me to pull over straight away.
Speaker 4: And he started tapping the clipboard.
Speaker 2: Because you nearly killed someone on the crossing.
Speaker 3: And did you have to do this? Riby said, the
Speaker 3: first ten minutes you're outside, they're outside the car, you're
Speaker 3: in the car. They go, they go, five lights on. Yeah,
Speaker 3: left indicator on night before, I guess the airplane. So
Speaker 3: there's ten minutes have just been barked at. Yeah, you
Speaker 3: know where all the buttons are.
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Speaker 14: My weakest claim to fame, as my grandfather cleaned Bold,
Speaker 14: Sir Donald Bradman was an inswinging Yorka into the middle stunt,
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Speaker 3: You would but gave you would you'd have to. How
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Speaker 11: And then that's exactly right. I did ask Pop before
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Speaker 11: said it sounds like something I did.
Speaker 3: I'm sure those weren't your dad's last words, but what
Speaker 3: great last words. And I love that that, even on
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Speaker 3: Did you really the Bradman thing? Did you really? Clean Bold?
Speaker 11: Apparently happened in Cannes, and I couldn't believe that, brother
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Speaker 16: My weakest client to same is Steve Tyler. Gave my
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Speaker 3: Why did he flip you the bird? The aerosmith singing guitarist.
Speaker 16: We're in New New Orleans who in the same restaurant
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Speaker 16: and we were following him for as he got onto
Speaker 16: the other side of the road, he turned back and
Speaker 16: gave us the finger with a big smile on his face.
Speaker 3: That's so much better than a boring wave. Tomorrow on
Speaker 3: the show, has the staff flipped you the bird? Say
Speaker 3: you're in a very rare category that a megastaff on
Speaker 3: the World's Biggest Plants has actually flipped than the bird.
Speaker 3: That is incredible.
Speaker 10: Now we were happy with ah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you should be all right, Kathy, Thanks you cool mate.
Speaker 3: Thank you Johnny, Johnny, how are you Christian? Oh? Good Johnny, Johnny?
Speaker 3: What's your weekss claim to fame? All right?
Speaker 11: So mine is Ryan Reynolds.
Speaker 10: So my brother is a paramedic who lives in Canada,
Speaker 10: and they got to call out to a house one
Speaker 10: day for a gentleman who'd fallen down in the bath.
Speaker 11: So my brother rocks up.
Speaker 10: He's walking down the hallway and there is just photo
Speaker 10: after photo plastic down this hallway of Ryan Reynolds. My
Speaker 10: brother was thinking, you know what's going on here. You know,
Speaker 10: this lady must really love Ryme Ronalds. So they're walking down.
Speaker 10: They treat the patient anyway, and then it turns out
Speaker 10: that house that lady is.
Speaker 11: Ryan reynolds mum.
Speaker 10: So they were in Ryan reynolds mum's house and there's
Speaker 10: just photos just placid everywhere.
Speaker 3: Canadian mom of your son Ryan, Yep, yep, all right, okay,
Speaker 3: that's a lovely one, Johnny. Thank you very much and
Speaker 3: cool no thanks, take care well.
Speaker 8: Christian Connall's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Every week we look for your week Clean to fame
Speaker 3: business like show business.
Speaker 23: My grandfather wrote to Sydney Swan's stream song my wife.
Speaker 11: When she was growing up, her neighbor played the bag
Speaker 11: pie forward you all the boys.
Speaker 8: My grandfather invented the Freda frog.
Speaker 16: My grandfather was the toolmaker who made the first mold
Speaker 16: for the first Freda frog.
Speaker 8: Christian O'Connell's weakest clean to.
Speaker 3: Fame David, Good morning, mon, Christian.
Speaker 13: How are you.
Speaker 3: I'm good, David, thanks for cool on the show mate.
Speaker 3: What have you got for a week clean to fame?
Speaker 10: My weakest client to fame is I wore a little
Speaker 10: low cup blouse owned by Celine Dion Jeous.
Speaker 11: So I used to work at the golf course. She's
Speaker 11: a mad golfer.
Speaker 10: She came out to Australia where Titanic was huge, to
Speaker 10: promote her song and she did an interview with sixty
Speaker 10: minutes and one of the waitresses at our work had
Speaker 10: to get her clothing and prepare it before the interview.
Speaker 10: So I snuck out and grabbed it, chucked it on
Speaker 10: and ran into the kitchen, flexing muscles, looking like that
Speaker 10: skinny white guy from not In.
Speaker 11: Hill in front of the media.
Speaker 10: Yes, and then got it a funny thing. All the
Speaker 10: boys couldn't stop laughing, and I couldn't get it off
Speaker 10: because I was a lot bigger than slean down. I
Speaker 10: almost ripped the shirt. But the funny thing is I
Speaker 10: told mum beforehand that she was coming, so she went
Speaker 10: out and got her CD and I got it fine
Speaker 10: in my name brought at home and Mum was like,
Speaker 10: you don't even like her.
Speaker 4: So, David, if we watched the sixty minutes interview with
Speaker 4: Celendion from the nineties, would we see them?
Speaker 10: You may see some buttons about the pop.
Speaker 3: You're right, David, how many times if you ever done
Speaker 3: that for Joe? Were you try and like your wife's
Speaker 3: top or something and it's very small and then it
Speaker 3: doesn't get any funny because you can't get out of it.
Speaker 3: I can't get it over.
Speaker 8: Know.
Speaker 3: She was a mad golfer either, so.
Speaker 10: Well, it was funny because she actually went to play it.
Speaker 10: She went to play at Lloyd Williams's golf course, but
Speaker 10: he wouldn't let her film there because it was almost
Speaker 10: a brand new course. So she came to our course,
Speaker 10: which was pretty prestigious as well. But yeah, so she
Speaker 10: did the interview with us and then went and played
Speaker 10: at Lloyd Williams's course.
Speaker 3: Amazing old places. Some of those golf clothes aren't the
Speaker 3: it's a brand new tripods on the green Selene, Who
Speaker 3: is it? David? Great story epics might be enough to
Speaker 3: get you out on John tickets. We'll let you know.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Have we got here Corey.
Speaker 11: Yeah, good morning him. How are you going?
Speaker 3: Corey? And Weekes clean to fame?
Speaker 24: My weekess claim to fame is I was yelled at
Speaker 24: by Eddie McGuire's limo driver.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good old Eddie. Why don't you yelled at my
Speaker 3: Eddie McGuire's limo driving.
Speaker 11: We were staying at Crown.
Speaker 24: I was staying with my mum and as I was
Speaker 24: crossing it, about five or sixty years old and just
Speaker 24: taking my sweet time crossing the road and I sort
Speaker 24: of stumbled a little bit and the window came down
Speaker 24: on a limo and yeah, I just got told to
Speaker 24: get off the road.
Speaker 25: Mister maguire needs to leave right now. Get out of
Speaker 25: the way, small child, stumpy. I see ow the Wolf
Speaker 25: four Street. The brutality of.
Speaker 4: This, it's like mister Burns Cory, that's a great one.
Speaker 8: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Veronica Martin, listening at work to the show
Speaker 3: Christian My weakest going to fame. I used to babysit.
Speaker 3: You might recognize this name, Jackie Boy Andrew Welsh for
Speaker 3: the Bombers in two thousands. Christian Arms showing my age
Speaker 3: jack right, remember him Veronica, and we should do a
Speaker 3: special one day of babysitting the stars. Every couple of
Speaker 3: weeks we get some good ones. Actually, all right, last
Speaker 3: few calls. Who we got here? David? Good morning, David,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Christian. How are you? We're good, David, Welcome
Speaker 3: to shows. So you've got a week claim to fame
Speaker 3: for us?
Speaker 17: Yes, my week claim to famous. I was stuck in
Speaker 17: trapped in an elevator with Stephen King for about five minutes.
Speaker 3: That's amazing, one of the most successful authors in the world.
Speaker 3: Where was this in America?
Speaker 11: Yes, this was in New York.
Speaker 17: She's only going for a smoke break on the elevator.
Speaker 17: On the way down, doors open, Stephen King is in
Speaker 17: front of me. I'm a huge Stephen King thing, trying
Speaker 17: not to fanboy. He steps on my foot and he's like, well,
Speaker 17: I'm sorry. I'm like, oh no, that's quite all right, Neil.
Speaker 11: All good.
Speaker 17: Elevator doors close, and then the elevators that thing where
Speaker 17: it just abruptly stops. There's a little jerking up and
Speaker 17: down and we're stuck.
Speaker 3: This feels like the plot of one of his movies,
Speaker 3: Misery in a lift. Stuck with a super fan me
Speaker 3: in one of your books, and we'll start to lift again.
Speaker 17: Yeah, and exactly, and that that point he turns to
Speaker 17: his companion as we're all stuck, and he just starts
Speaker 17: narrating the story he's like, and then the cord snaps
Speaker 17: and the elevator goes plummeting down the shaft and everybody dies,
Speaker 17: And I'm just staying there, going, this is so awesome.
Speaker 3: What a story for a fan. I mean, yeah, he's
Speaker 3: supposed to have a really good sense of humor. That's
Speaker 3: what a great story you've got there.
Speaker 17: Yeah, it was an unforgettable experience, like highlight of working
Speaker 17: in that building, and were the.
Speaker 3: Most so many great stories you've got there, Just a
Speaker 3: highlight of working in that building. And you do you
Speaker 3: go around doing this a lot, don't you trap in
Speaker 3: famous people and lifts. How long were you in the
Speaker 3: lift with Stephen King?
Speaker 11: It was about five minutes or so. It took go
Speaker 11: off for the crew to get the elevator going.
Speaker 17: It wasn't like a major operation, but they got it running,
Speaker 17: you know, fairly quick.
Speaker 4: Were you hoping that it was longer? Like hours? Two hours?
Speaker 4: All day?
Speaker 3: You know, got an idea for book, Stephen, It's cool, David,
Speaker 3: that's me not want to write this down. David, Thank
Speaker 3: you very much. You cool? All right, Thank you guys,
Speaker 3: Thanks David, brilliant story. Troy, come on him? Yah, yeah,
Speaker 3: good Troy. What's your mama? Yellie? Try what's your weakest
Speaker 3: cakes of fame?
Speaker 11: Colonel Sanders is my great great grandfather's brother.
Speaker 3: Oh how many of these people around the world claim
Speaker 3: some sort of week to get some of that money?
Speaker 11: No one ever believes me.
Speaker 3: Man, you can add us to the list. Now, Troy, Now,
Speaker 3: now what evidence have you got? How do you know this? Troy?
Speaker 11: He's on my mother's side.
Speaker 5: Colonel Yeah, it's got great her father's father's brother.
Speaker 4: But Troy, does someone in your family know? Theses?
Speaker 16: Uh?
Speaker 22: Well, say that.
Speaker 3: So much? Disbelieve it?
Speaker 4: Do you not even believe we had fun?
Speaker 11: We did?
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 3: Try, thank you for giving us a call. Thank now, sadly,
Speaker 3: why haven't he that guy called in saying that he
Speaker 3: knows Blitz, the guy who's training you. Oh yeah, you
Speaker 3: did not someone? And then we say, no claim to
Speaker 3: fameous two weeks someone called in. Who this week we
Speaker 3: met a new friend on the show Jack's got into
Speaker 3: a sport called pickleball, and someone's been coaching like Victoria's
Speaker 3: best player, called the Blitz.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Aaron Blitz is his real name, and he's Victoria's
Speaker 4: but it.
Speaker 3: Is not come on, you've become on these wide eyed
Speaker 3: acolytes at the Cult company David Koresh for he's not
Speaker 3: called the Blitz.
Speaker 4: Either way, I'm very lucky to be coached at the
Speaker 4: moment by Aaron Blitz in.
Speaker 3: His throat make you feel that you're very lucky to
Speaker 3: have them.
Speaker 4: And Jacob rang in and said, guess what I'm my
Speaker 4: week claim to frame is I'm friends with Aaron Blitz.
Speaker 3: Out of time for that one, All right, ELM John
Speaker 3: Tickets are going to give them to you, Corey.
Speaker 11: Yeah, good morning, legends.
Speaker 3: We're going to give you the ELM John tickets. Jack
Speaker 3: to thank you so much, share what you Who's going
Speaker 3: to get these tickets? Then?
Speaker 11: Ah, So I'm gonna give them to mine Nana.
Speaker 24: She's just had a tough couple of years, so it'd
Speaker 24: be good to see a smile on fash.
Speaker 3: Good on you. Yeah, Jack told me so. I thought
Speaker 3: we'd love to give you the tickets. I hope, I
Speaker 3: hope it changing Nana up knowing that she's going to
Speaker 3: go and see Elton John in January. Good on your Corey.
Speaker 10: Thanks guys, I appreciate it so much.
Speaker 11: You guys have a lovely day.
Speaker 3: And you Carl A.
Speaker 8: Briner know you're listening to the Christian o' carl show podcast.
Speaker 3: Up and Grabs today and every day this week on
Speaker 3: the time way, so you can go and see Joseph
Speaker 3: and the amazing technical of Dreamcoat Musical. This is Areeloyd
Speaker 3: Webber's classic musical opens at Melbourne's Regent Theater from November.
Speaker 3: But your tickets now today friends is thank Day. Thank
Speaker 3: your mechanic, Thank you all mechanics. Mechanic fact incoming. The
Speaker 3: Queen is a fully trained and qualified mechanic.
Speaker 4: Come on, oh yes she is.
Speaker 3: What round at Windsor Castle you'll often see her. She
Speaker 3: loves mending cars are all jacked up on wheels, you've
Speaker 3: got problem with your axle, If you've got like a
Speaker 3: foreign dignit tree, She'll say, bring your car over, I'll
Speaker 3: give it quit the well once sober.
Speaker 4: I believe that guy's dad is. I believe the Queen's
Speaker 4: a mechanic.
Speaker 3: During the Second World War, Queen Elizabeth reportedly begged her
Speaker 3: father to let her help the cause in some way.
Speaker 3: He gave an alowder to join the Women's Auxiliary Territorial Service,
Speaker 3: where she trained as a mechanic and drove a military truck. Kidding, yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: all right, so thank the Queen mechanic. All right, So
Speaker 3: mechanic movies is what we're looking for today. Mechanic movies.
Speaker 3: What would the mechanic watch? Well, they watched Big.
Speaker 4: End at Bernie's.
Speaker 3: Something on my big End, Big End at Bernie's Weekend
Speaker 3: at Bernie's. Begin mechanics everywhere going this guy the city slickers,
Speaker 3: we know it right, Grease Monkeys proms. No, the beg end,
Speaker 3: it's the big end on the car. The beg end's blowing.
Speaker 4: I've never heard anyone.
Speaker 3: People. I'm calling now, my people will come to me.
Speaker 3: Big end fans, shout out all the big end fans.
Speaker 3: Grease Monkey's calling now. Nine four one four one o
Speaker 3: four three. We all know the term begins. I can't
Speaker 3: see what eight that is. I can't see what eight
Speaker 3: that is. No, it's gorillas. Inde missed.
Speaker 4: Oh Yeahgnette Silver.
Speaker 3: Oh that deserves a goal is in Demissed Woody Anna
Speaker 3: movie now a little bit woody Anna actually, because yeah
Speaker 3: Spanner and her sisters gold car Zeblanca Gold. I was
Speaker 3: getting ready to show myself out with that one. That
Speaker 3: was the other going to go one or the other.
Speaker 4: More obvious ones like that.
Speaker 3: I've got Shakespeare one. Here shall be it? Clutch you
Speaker 3: do about nothing? Clutch A do about nothing? Yeah, Silver Jackie.
Speaker 3: Why what's her movies? With a mechanic? Watch?
Speaker 4: Dude, where's my carburetter?
Speaker 3: Oh my god, you know you have put an ounce
Speaker 3: of effort into that bronze.
Speaker 4: That's something they probably would say, the oil ten and Barns.
Speaker 3: They would probably.
Speaker 4: They would if they'd like if they're changing a carburetder
Speaker 4: and then they're looking around, they're like, dude, where's my Carburette's.
Speaker 3: Go big into Bernie's all right? What else? What are
Speaker 3: the movies and mechanics watching?
Speaker 4: The oil ten and Barns?
Speaker 3: You ever got aaf We're not being hot miss enough?
Speaker 3: You go with a where's Anderson movie? All right? I
Speaker 3: got no bottle rocket one over there?
Speaker 26: Bronze panel beating John Malkovich beat, keeping a car dropped
Speaker 26: in your head, Bronze at best.
Speaker 4: You know why panda beaders are so busy at the moment. No, no,
Speaker 4: why is that because of men who steer at coats?
Speaker 3: That's god? You had one in there, garb all the setup,
Speaker 3: but he got there at the end. He corrected it.
Speaker 3: He corrected out the nose dive. Well done.
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Speaker 3: My daughter is sat at the driving center now ready
Speaker 3: to take her test in twenty minutes. Time you've got
Speaker 3: this ruby, you're already good luck? How exciting? How excited?
Speaker 3: I hope you pass? Then driving her south to school
Speaker 3: after that, you remember that first trip when you did pass,
Speaker 3: when you didn't have Mum or Dad at anyone in
Speaker 3: the car.
Speaker 4: The training wheels are off.
Speaker 3: Yes, time wasted today, Thank your mechanic day. Good morning, Liz.
Speaker 3: Just email Christian. Jack wouldn't know what a big end is.
Speaker 3: It's his car doesn't have one. The old Tesla big
Speaker 3: end is an engine car reference.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Liz, Well, I knowe about engine.
Speaker 3: Wow, it's someone who went what has big end mean?
Speaker 3: Thank you for stepping in all right, so we're looking
Speaker 3: for your car. Mechanic movies today nine four one one
Speaker 3: O four three Best in show wins tickets, go and
Speaker 3: see Joey in this technic kind of dream coke. Alright,
Speaker 3: let's find out what movies do you think of? Car
Speaker 3: Mechanic would be watching.
Speaker 11: Lee, Spark, Plug and Clutch.
Speaker 4: Is that Stusky in Hutch?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 4: Very goodly?
Speaker 14: Gold?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's very good, well done. Let's go to Andrew.
Speaker 3: What's your one? Andrew? A fish cold fish called Honda
Speaker 3: silver plus. Let's try deb Hi.
Speaker 10: Ten things I hate about super ru.
Speaker 4: I had a super rou Yeah, I think I've had
Speaker 4: an engine silver.
Speaker 3: Silver for deb Alex. What have you got for us?
Speaker 3: Lord of the Ring?
Speaker 4: Be boring bronze?
Speaker 3: Sorry, it's awful here in the other side now, actually
Speaker 3: I now know what it's like the other side. So
Speaker 3: only when I see them out in about they will
Speaker 3: start moaning about your marking. This is good, brutal.
Speaker 4: I won't do that again.
Speaker 3: Sorry. I think it's good for you to hear this. Actually,
Speaker 3: uh Sonya the show Crank Redemption silver. She ain't happy
Speaker 3: with that. She thought she's holding gold.
Speaker 4: I don't just give golds to everyone.
Speaker 3: It's awkward, Predith.
Speaker 4: Let's hear your goal.
Speaker 10: Yeah, what have you got when Harry service Sally?
Speaker 3: That's good Meredith, very good, Sasha, good morning, Dot Squeak.
Speaker 3: Oh that's very good. Stewart's what have you got Car
Speaker 3: Mechanic movie? Jamon Jeep Jeep is very what don Stewie
Speaker 3: Boy Richards.
Speaker 11: Transmission impossible?
Speaker 3: Oh very good. That does feel like a pan of
Speaker 3: car mechanic would say to you when you are screwed.
Speaker 3: Tim uh the leg Go Go movie, ge O Do
Speaker 3: g O. I just got very good Tim good delivery
Speaker 3: as well. On the Tim nice one, Kathy, what have
Speaker 3: you got a car mechanic movie?
Speaker 12: Are Lock Stock and True Smoking Pistons?
Speaker 3: Silver, Yeah, Dale, what have you got? Edward Spimmerhnes funny.
Speaker 4: I like that, but Rio says, I always give Edwards
Speaker 4: the Hamlets one you.
Speaker 3: You do, I'm giving it's your sweet spot. I think
Speaker 3: some of them know that as well.
Speaker 4: Silverdale.
Speaker 10: Oh no, uh, Peter, yes, Stuart little Land just for Jackie.
Speaker 3: The little end, you got, the big end, You've got
Speaker 3: the little there's little k.
Speaker 4: Peter for trying to get a pass.
Speaker 3: And finally car and it's you. What's your car mechenic movie?
Speaker 10: Hi, I've got Lightning McQueen in Credity Cars.
Speaker 4: I didn't get it. Yeah, you know I don't.
Speaker 3: Come on.
Speaker 11: That's not goal.
Speaker 3: All right, who wins tickets? Who's best in show?
Speaker 4: Congratulations Stewart for Jamunji.
Speaker 3: Jamunji, very very good. All right, tomorrow's show today, Trade E's.
Speaker 3: This is an open call for Trade E's next week
Speaker 3: on the show. It is on trading, Will take on
Speaker 3: Trading and Baker's They happened earlier on the show. It's
Speaker 3: the trading games. The trading games, that's what this is,
Speaker 3: the trading games. Whatever trades you're in, we want you
Speaker 3: going up against each other. We designed purposely divined events
Speaker 3: around the stuff that you do on building sites, on renos,
Speaker 3: all around this city. This is for you. It's the
Speaker 3: showcase which one of you is the ultimate trad Tomorrow
Speaker 3: morning calling from city nine four one o four three.
Speaker 3: If you want to get in there early, email me today.
Speaker 3: Places are hotting up nine four one oh four three,
Speaker 3: and you can email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot
Speaker 3: com dot AU. Can I just say something as well,
Speaker 3: I don't want to see any more emails today from
Speaker 3: your mummies. Okay, pick up the phone, your grown ass adults,
Speaker 3: pick up the phone. Do begin your mum to email me.
Speaker 3: I have no respect for you. I respect mum, but
Speaker 3: not you. Come on now, you want me to give
Speaker 3: you five thousand dollars, I'll give it to your mummy. Okay,
Speaker 3: take you some pocket money from it. Had ten emails yesterday.
Speaker 3: My son is six off one. I don't care. Okay.
Speaker 3: Email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au
Speaker 3: and say yes, Christian, meet the future winner of the
Speaker 3: trade Games. We speak tomorrow. Goodluck, have a good day.
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