Speaker 1: Welcome to them, Christian no Common show podcast.
Speaker 2: What a rational thing that makes no sense now scared
Speaker 2: you as a kid. When I was growing up, my
Speaker 2: mum used to play a lot of music and we
Speaker 2: dance together around the front room. And she loved Springsteen,
Speaker 2: she loved Bob Seeg and she also loves Simon a
Speaker 2: Delph Funkle, and I still like someone a Goldfunkle. However,
Speaker 2: she had this album and there was I think it
Speaker 2: was Bridge over Troubled Water, and on the front of
Speaker 2: that album cover they were light together and Art garf
Speaker 2: uncle's hair. For me as a fight fright, there was
Speaker 2: this kid. God, it's like a clown humanoid, and I
Speaker 2: would have to turn the album cover and.
Speaker 1: Face the wall because I was that. Even if I
Speaker 1: see it now, I mean, I'm rubbing my stomach now.
Speaker 2: You neither when you're nervous. Even now, if I saw that,
Speaker 2: I would cower on a corner. And it's got some
Speaker 2: sort of power over that. Man I was sending yourself.
Speaker 2: I was off of the chance to interview Art garfunk call.
Speaker 1: And I turned it down. I can't say I'd be
Speaker 1: sick uns.
Speaker 2: So as a five year old, it made no sense
Speaker 2: I love music, but aren't gone Fune called, in particular
Speaker 2: his hair.
Speaker 1: See, okay, this is fine, I see a picture of hair,
Speaker 1: Jackie boy, what a rational thing scared you as a kid.
Speaker 3: I asked my mom last night because I couldn't think
Speaker 3: of anything, and then she goes, well, don't you remember
Speaker 3: you were scared up until age ten of real life movies,
Speaker 3: which was just any movie, no mater how safe it was,
Speaker 3: or even if it's a kids movie that contained actors.
Speaker 3: I would only watch animated films, so much so that
Speaker 3: we went to see Ninja Turtles once and us to
Speaker 3: go home halfway through.
Speaker 1: This is a little bit too close to home Turtles animated. Yes,
Speaker 1: there was.
Speaker 2: Some real life it was in a half shelf and
Speaker 2: again up until the age of ten.
Speaker 3: Ten, yes, I thought this was sorry.
Speaker 1: I was the understanding ten.
Speaker 2: And of course you're ten, you know, get ready of
Speaker 2: a big school and those Ninja girls sleepless night?
Speaker 1: What were you scared of?
Speaker 4: I love dogs, but I love the tops of dogs.
Speaker 4: I hate and terrified of the underbelly pink bit ye yeah,
Speaker 4: what is that? And people love to scratch, they like
Speaker 4: to get.
Speaker 2: He is like a pig belly yes, yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 2: and it's got the little teeth.
Speaker 1: They've got there. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 3: The best thing is you scratch that bit of their
Speaker 3: belly and their leg kicks a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yes, what is that? It's like a little factory. Christian
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Speaker 2: We're asking you now, then, what thing irrational thing scared
Speaker 2: you as a kid? Nine four one four one o
Speaker 2: four five Christian. For me, the irrational thing that terrified
Speaker 2: me was raw chicken. I hated it. Yeah, because the
Speaker 2: rest of the us are all licking in, he.
Speaker 1: Says, obstacle. I don't like raw chicken.
Speaker 2: Now gives him the technical term of as heb gbs.
Speaker 2: I stand touching it. I like burn my fingers afterwards.
Speaker 3: I think that is native to every person, just because
Speaker 3: it will kill us if.
Speaker 1: We eat it.
Speaker 2: I think that's a very rational logical fit to have
Speaker 2: of raw chicken, because it's very dangerous to treat it right,
Speaker 2: All right, your rational fairs as a kid, Christian.
Speaker 1: For me, this is Joe Jim Carey and the Cable Guy.
Speaker 3: Oh maybe I shouldn't have coming off.
Speaker 2: He winted me out so much of an eat finish
Speaker 2: watching the movie Steve Christian, My wife has a phobia
Speaker 2: of broccoli since childhood, once dreamed about a man.
Speaker 1: Made of roccey.
Speaker 3: That is scary.
Speaker 2: She can't go to the vegetable station of the supermarket
Speaker 2: and a companied.
Speaker 1: Hey, I thought this was a safe space.
Speaker 2: Heroes with a harsh shell over there, sue christ My
Speaker 2: Sunday so crime free count When the Iron g Ads
Speaker 2: featuring Billy Connolly came on the TV one.
Speaker 1: Day, you're going to look in the middle, Who's that?
Speaker 1: That's not me? I'm not ready yet for the beach
Speaker 1: and the slippers. You can get freaked out by the
Speaker 1: great Billy Connolly.
Speaker 2: For Karen, yellow sponges with green scratchy bits on top.
Speaker 1: They make my teeth edge.
Speaker 2: And then Rich rich Ames has an irrational fear of
Speaker 2: Danny Minogue.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I never met her.
Speaker 2: I bet she's lovely, but I'm slightly on edge when
Speaker 2: she appears on TV or radio.
Speaker 1: Please warn me if you ever going to play it.
Speaker 5: There will never be a day we need to play
Speaker 5: Danny Minogue. Rachel Now, Hello, Rachel, Hi guys, how are
Speaker 5: you well?
Speaker 2: Good Rachel, thanks for calling the show. So let's go
Speaker 2: back to your childhood, Rachel, what's irrational? Things scared you.
Speaker 1: As a kid?
Speaker 6: The escalators at the supermarket. I'm petrified of getting sucked
Speaker 6: up into the grill at the end. My mum used
Speaker 6: to threaten me as a kid, make sure you stay
Speaker 6: on it between the lines and make sure you jump,
Speaker 6: because they'll suck you with and kids get killed that way.
Speaker 1: So this is where it came from.
Speaker 5: No wonder you're friend of them.
Speaker 6: Still to this day, I still make sure I jump
Speaker 6: when I exit the escalator and make sure I don't
Speaker 6: get that.
Speaker 2: I'm still very respectful and cautious when I enter an escalator.
Speaker 3: No I am my mom My mum's thing was. It
Speaker 3: starts with the shoelace as if it was going to
Speaker 3: grab your shoelace and you'll pull the rest of you in.
Speaker 2: It'll be flung around for decades screaming, like some extra
Speaker 2: scene from the Childie and a Chocolate Factory.
Speaker 1: I get that one, Rachel, I get it. Rachel, Thank
Speaker 1: you very much.
Speaker 3: You cool.
Speaker 1: Have a lovely weekend.
Speaker 4: You two.
Speaker 6: Thanks guys.
Speaker 1: Bye, Marie Gaday, here you go. I'm good, Marie. And
Speaker 1: what scared you as a kid As.
Speaker 7: A kid, I was scared of something lessened. There was
Speaker 7: a light in the pool that I was convinced was
Speaker 7: going to cut me to pieces.
Speaker 1: Well with some kind of laser or something.
Speaker 7: Yeah, cut you to pieces.
Speaker 2: This is what is with these powerful imaginations, didn't we
Speaker 2: It's going to cut you into pieces.
Speaker 7: I think it's stemmed from watching an episode of Doctor
Speaker 7: Who or something is a cute.
Speaker 3: So did you never go? Can you not swim?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 7: Oh no, I'm like I've done with bronze medallion and everything.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 7: At the time, my parents had to move pools because
Speaker 7: I wouldn't get back in the book.
Speaker 2: Oh bless you all, Marie with the bronze medallion, and
Speaker 2: the was going, Actually I got bronze.
Speaker 1: I don't know what that is.
Speaker 7: Do you need one life saving qualification?
Speaker 1: See?
Speaker 2: Is that the woman that used to chuck the old
Speaker 2: rubber brick in the pool and you still have to
Speaker 2: wear your pajamas and go and rescue the brick?
Speaker 6: Yeah I did that.
Speaker 1: I've got my bronze then as well. Yeah, just in
Speaker 1: case there's a brick drowning there, I'm coming in brick way,
Speaker 1: don't mind.
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