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Speaker 1: Good morning Rio, good morning, Good morning Alex Morning. Patsy
Speaker 1: of six she was if you listened to yesterday show,
Speaker 1: poor things. She shouldn't have come into her, but she's
Speaker 1: She labored throw and I do mean labor, and we
Speaker 1: all were to labor with her, but not well at all.
Speaker 1: There's some horrible lurgie just sweeping around this city, isn't there? Yes,
Speaker 1: every you had it. Caenan's had it. Lot of the
Speaker 1: office have had it.
Speaker 3: Yes, everyone I talked to, and I was talking on
Speaker 3: the phone to the real estate agent, she had it.
Speaker 4: Everyone in her office had it.
Speaker 1: And it all came from pats Yes, prays some zero.
Speaker 1: She brought it over that West Gate. I knew she
Speaker 1: was verier because yesterday afternoon she sent me a lovely
Speaker 1: message about how much she enjoyed working with me. That's
Speaker 1: when I realized she's seriously ill. She's favorite's ever going
Speaker 1: to come back from this hallucinating Who is this a
Speaker 1: fever dream? It was a fever one nightmare. I know
Speaker 1: it wasn't Pats, And I said, I know this isn't you.
Speaker 1: That's one of your lombell that's the canary down the
Speaker 1: mine shaft. If she's bestowing kindness on me, I know
Speaker 1: this is not the way it goes Pats.
Speaker 3: Sometimes also it's the kiss of death where she gives
Speaker 3: you a compliment and then that's she's actually loading.
Speaker 1: Up, going to say that the moment I received on
Speaker 1: my phone some crows fell dead from the sky, that
Speaker 1: she puts some juzu on me. Yeah. Yeah, So Alex Cullen,
Speaker 1: you've got to do news and sport I do. You
Speaker 1: did a good job there, Thank you, my friend. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but I say one thing. You sounded like you were guessing.
Speaker 1: By the end of it. You were sucking in air.
Speaker 1: I had to you know, you've got Pats has done
Speaker 1: this for seven years, buddy boy, so you've got to
Speaker 1: get your game face on. But you were doing very well.
Speaker 1: But suddenly halfway I had the saliva building. I needed
Speaker 1: to smile. It's a lot of reading. There are a
Speaker 1: lot of works. It's a lot of words today, so
Speaker 1: many words. Maybe chucking a few grunts or you know,
Speaker 1: if you're a cricket fan, you know about that yourself.
Speaker 1: Google it, you know it. Let them do some of
Speaker 1: the heavy lifting. You look at the score, caw, you
Speaker 1: look it up. I'm want to do everything shirty and
Speaker 1: gnarly and the sport and news the sport today for
Speaker 1: Pats to come back. He did anyway, especially when she
Speaker 1: came to when she would get passal wouldn't say a
Speaker 1: massive sports fan. She used to split those headlines out angry, contempt, contempt.
Speaker 1: She was so kind.
Speaker 5: She kind of mess, she said, knowing how bulletins are
Speaker 5: in expert hands with the force that is Alex.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Pat's what's going on. I'll tell you what.
Speaker 1: She'll be up right now listening to you.
Speaker 4: She's got some notes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she'd be faxing them through right now, all the
Speaker 1: way from Wheerabe. I can see the dots on the
Speaker 1: text message. Yeah, yeah, that little ghost. It's going to
Speaker 1: be like that for the next five hours and then
Speaker 1: nothing would be sent and you just can't rest all
Speaker 1: day knowing that she was disappointed. Now I've realized I
Speaker 1: hear another awareness yesterday of what it is to be
Speaker 1: a grown up. Something I've identified that's in every single
Speaker 1: one of our weeks that I'm going to call pain
Speaker 1: point of the week. I'll take you through it next the.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: All Right, pain point of the week. As have grown up,
Speaker 1: I think there's something that you're trying to get done
Speaker 1: throughout the week, and normally it's always a bit more
Speaker 1: complicated than you thought. It's not that quite easy to
Speaker 1: turn it over and get it done and take it
Speaker 1: off that eternal to do list which seems to get
Speaker 1: longer and longer and longer, and then other stuff comes
Speaker 1: into that to do list that pushes it down and
Speaker 1: you didn't quite get to take it off. So for
Speaker 1: about the last ten days, my two week recurring now
Speaker 1: pain point of the weeks is trying to sell my
Speaker 1: vinyl speakers because we're downsizing, my wife and I. We're
Speaker 1: moving out of our family home at the end of
Speaker 1: the year. I've got to get rid of these floor
Speaker 1: standing speakers.
Speaker 4: Which you were so excited when you got.
Speaker 1: I remember five great years, five wonderful years with them. However,
Speaker 1: they must go. It's part of the empty nest tinge.
Speaker 1: They need to need leave the ne too. However, selling
Speaker 1: them second and I didn't really have to be this difficult.
Speaker 1: They are a brand called caf and so eBay. It's
Speaker 1: not really the kind of place you sell like that
Speaker 1: marketplace forget it. And so I emailed a couple of
Speaker 1: shops going will you sell my speakers for me? They're like,
Speaker 1: that's not the way it was.
Speaker 4: You buy from them normally.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I got five notes.
Speaker 4: God, it's not their job.
Speaker 1: I thought there might be some hungry young but there
Speaker 1: I go ashually, do you know what fifty to fifty
Speaker 1: A little kiminish on the side, I'll sell the OC
Speaker 1: speakers from doing someone a solid in this town. I
Speaker 1: trade them in Yes I can't. Yeah, nothing for that.
Speaker 1: But then one of them was kind enough to tell
Speaker 1: me about an underground network for av lovers called stereo.
Speaker 4: Neet are the dark web of audio files.
Speaker 1: First of all, you have to join stereo net and
Speaker 1: it was like a twenty four hour application process. Well,
Speaker 1: I nervously waited with my application even beeper me and
Speaker 1: then it was back in the world of before there
Speaker 1: was Facebook, marketplace, before there was eBay. Classified advertising.
Speaker 4: Now, what even is that?
Speaker 1: Oh, so you don't even know what that is? Classifiers
Speaker 1: were like, how it used to be in newspapers where
Speaker 1: that's how you traded stuff.
Speaker 3: Or like a little Yeah it's in the newspaper. Oh
Speaker 3: my lord, that's an ancient technology.
Speaker 1: I know. But I'm back in that world.
Speaker 4: Where do people still use that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's shoes thriving, avy buying and selling specialized equipment.
Speaker 1: That's where my ad is right now, where it's like
Speaker 1: real estate dot com, the trading post. Yeah, trading, yes,
Speaker 1: with very strict rules about the wording and stuff like that. Right,
Speaker 1: and how's it going? No buy seventeen views.
Speaker 4: It's not exactly gone viral.
Speaker 1: Listen, someone in Bumbary Way brought something on there yesterday.
Speaker 1: I love it. You know where you go Marie and
Speaker 1: Bumbrie such a spot needle for a vinyl plan like
Speaker 1: get in your legends. Come and at KEP Speakers. There
Speaker 1: are seven's mink condition marine Bumbery two hours used to
Speaker 1: work there. There's not much in Bumby plus. The real
Speaker 1: problem is is that I'm not offering postage. What these
Speaker 1: things weigh an absolute time? Right? Would you any money
Speaker 1: I'll make secondhand? I'll lose. They are you can barely
Speaker 1: move one of them. It's a two person job to
Speaker 1: move them pick up only, pick up only.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, okay again, I'm really narrowing down.
Speaker 4: It's already very nat.
Speaker 1: That is my pain point of the week. My wife said,
Speaker 1: you know, how long do you think it's going to sell?
Speaker 1: This could go into next year. I was actually looking
Speaker 1: at how much it is to take out those storage
Speaker 1: units and all I would have it speakers. I got
Speaker 1: a feeling that when it's time to me to shake
Speaker 1: off my mortal care, I don't know when that is
Speaker 1: that I'll be writing my will seventh floor speakers. No,
Speaker 1: they're going to one of my daughters without what is
Speaker 1: bloody things? Sprinkle my ashes in the floor speakers. What
Speaker 1: is your pain point for this one?
Speaker 3: Mine has been on there since Monday is clean the
Speaker 3: shower screens, which, oh god, I know that's become my job.
Speaker 3: I hate it because a I've never found a good
Speaker 3: method that Actually.
Speaker 1: It's really hard to do it because without getting those
Speaker 1: visible sort of trails, you know, the planes leaving the sky,
Speaker 1: Yes you can that.
Speaker 4: No matter how hard you work on it, you always
Speaker 4: end up in streaks.
Speaker 1: And I want to get the feelings. Suddenly I felt
Speaker 1: the spirit of Pats if she was here, right now,
Speaker 1: I guarantee she'd say, Oh, you want to use vinegar's.
Speaker 4: Always that's what that's a solution. And do you get
Speaker 4: naked when you do it?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 3: Sorry, do you get naked when you clean the shower screens?
Speaker 3: Because there's so much water, you know, you have to
Speaker 3: get in there. You have to get on your hands
Speaker 3: and knees.
Speaker 1: Someone does have a system for this, because no, I'll
Speaker 1: do it during the day when it's been unused, because
Speaker 1: I think that's easier to clean it.
Speaker 7: No, I am a very good shower cleaner. Every day
Speaker 7: I clean my shower it. No, it's not worth You
Speaker 7: need is a squeeze, pressing and a microfiber towel and
Speaker 7: you will never have streaks on your screen. So every
Speaker 7: morning and every night when I shower, I squeegee it
Speaker 7: down and then I.
Speaker 1: Only getting cold. Say that again, only getting cold if
Speaker 1: you get out the shower, you want to towel off
Speaker 1: and then get changed.
Speaker 7: Now I towel off immediately and then I just wrap
Speaker 7: it around my body and I squeeze.
Speaker 1: Definitely to do that.
Speaker 7: Once I finish a shower, it goes back to being dry.
Speaker 7: That's how clean we get it. So we clean the
Speaker 7: whole shower.
Speaker 1: Feed in the shower likes to dry itself organic free rund.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 7: I never have to clean it outside of that, It's
Speaker 7: already done every single day.
Speaker 1: How long is that sort of make How long does
Speaker 1: that take?
Speaker 7: One minute? It's very very quick. Just squeegey, squeegey, squeege, wipe, wipe, wipe, done.
Speaker 1: Because I'd also for so tense because when you have
Speaker 1: a shower, it's like a spiritual rebirth. Don't you always
Speaker 1: feel at least ten percent better after a shower? So
Speaker 1: I either think I can't enjoy this flipping shower now
Speaker 1: because I got to do a minute of cardio pilates
Speaker 1: cleaning that bloody door, I'd be tense. I then want
Speaker 1: to then refresh myself again by getting back in the shower.
Speaker 4: Yes see, you have to take a shower up.
Speaker 1: It's almost like a Sisyphus kind of thing going on
Speaker 1: with the shower pushing that boulder up the hill. All right,
Speaker 1: what is your pain point this week? Text MEH four
Speaker 1: seventy five three one oh four to three The.
Speaker 2: Christian o'connal show podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian recommendation for Rio for the shower screen bar Keeper's friends. Ah,
Speaker 1: thank you from Sarah. I have that permanently under the sink.
Speaker 1: I use it weekly. It's brilliant, gets rid of any
Speaker 1: stains for anything. Yep, oh it's really good. Yeah, barkeeper's
Speaker 1: friend is brilliant. Thank you Christian. My pain point for
Speaker 1: this week is mowing the lawn. I went to do
Speaker 1: it Monday, but the local servo ran out of fuel.
Speaker 1: I'm getting this guy as a ride on ran out
Speaker 1: of Yeah, I've never heard of that.
Speaker 4: Help that's gonna pub with no beer?
Speaker 1: What not? Can I get a chance to do it
Speaker 1: over the weekend? Have to teach the kids to drive
Speaker 1: a ride on? That comes from Chris and uh, do
Speaker 1: you know what, I've always thought it would be a
Speaker 1: good idea. Do you reckon? They can actually race ride
Speaker 1: on moas hope. So my dream is that there right
Speaker 1: before they next year at Albert Park and it's the
Speaker 1: big grand prix. Is that Are we host a ride
Speaker 1: on f one? Yes?
Speaker 4: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: There's so many people out in country Victor have ride
Speaker 1: on moses. So do their lawns that they've got a
Speaker 1: decent plot or something like that in the paddocks, such
Speaker 1: as our man Chris here can we organize for next
Speaker 1: year a ride on F one.
Speaker 4: I would love.
Speaker 1: It's my dreams you'd have qualifying laps. Yes, you need
Speaker 1: to have that microphone set up. You know that. We
Speaker 1: hear in the headlines of a Monday when it box
Speaker 1: box here base, Can you come in out Oscar. We're
Speaker 1: changing to Wet's. We're changing to ET's couppy puppy. Max
Speaker 1: was trying to cut me off. It always sounds like
Speaker 1: it's like a chess club chatting to each other, doesn't it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: why they said dorky.
Speaker 5: They are then more shouting, don't they, Yes, they do.
Speaker 1: You're right yelling. It doesn't I don't think it sounds
Speaker 1: like that from liking the coach's boxes up. There's no way.
Speaker 1: There's no way shouting yes.
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Speaker 1: Christian My pain point this week. Spending all last week
Speaker 1: decorating the front yard for Halloween. Yesterday all blew away. Ah,
Speaker 1: it's landed in someone else's guard and is not spent
Speaker 1: but hopefully landing. Alex Collens actually his kids can actually
Speaker 1: have a decent one. Some of it twisted sort of
Speaker 1: washing line he's done is meant to look like a
Speaker 1: spider's nest. Hey, it's good. We've spent a lot of
Speaker 1: time on that, all right. So we do an occasional
Speaker 1: thing on the show right called song Detectives. If you're
Speaker 1: ever trying to know what a song is and all
Speaker 1: you've got is a line in it or the melody
Speaker 1: of it, you can drop us a line. We came
Speaker 1: into this when my wife for a couple of days
Speaker 1: kept asking me what this song was. This is my wife.
Speaker 1: A lot of people think that my mind is is
Speaker 1: a kind of infinite Wikipedia of every song ever recorded.
Speaker 1: The Mantis people will go, you must know it, you
Speaker 1: know it, you must know it radio, you know every
Speaker 1: single song ever. It must be alone. But flying anyone
Speaker 1: in there. But one of you did recognize the song
Speaker 1: was Enya.
Speaker 4: How the hell did they get out?
Speaker 1: I know, I know is she has many gifts. Then
Speaker 1: there was Dazza who was trying to find this song.
Speaker 1: Mmm mm hmmm. One of you recognized dary O g
Speaker 1: Sunshine Banger. This. Oh, what a great song on this
Speaker 1: two thousands. It's got the whipper? What's it? Amen? Van Helden?
Speaker 1: Talk me about Helden? Is he undancer with the stars.
Speaker 1: So they all end up we didn't play the whole album.
Speaker 1: Then our very own rio was looking for a song.
Speaker 1: No no no no no no no no no no
Speaker 1: no no no no no no no no no no
Speaker 1: no no no no no. Within seconds, we had all
Speaker 1: the lines going no no no no no no no
Speaker 1: no no no no no no no no. You're now
Speaker 1: music man. No no no no. And then I come
Speaker 1: to this email from Ellie that dropped into my in
Speaker 1: box this week. Hi Chris, actually name, but anyway, Hi Chris,
Speaker 1: I'm after a song that was played on your show
Speaker 1: on Monday the twenty fourth of February. Oh yep, okay,
Speaker 1: this this, this came to me this week. What did
Speaker 1: did she? I remember Monday the twenty fourth of February.
Speaker 4: Did she write it down? Has you been bothering her face?
Speaker 1: Write this down? Monday the twenty fourth of February between
Speaker 1: eight and nine am. And we don't keep logs a
Speaker 1: lot records of songs played? No, but what did you
Speaker 1: think we had like some sort of like register of
Speaker 1: songs that I sort of signed each hour? You think?
Speaker 1: But this is the line, she remembers hearing on Monday,
Speaker 1: the twenty fourth of February between eight and nine am
Speaker 1: on the show. And I try and I never waste time.
Speaker 1: This is possibly the chorus of the song. I'd really
Speaker 1: appreciate if you could please email me back to let
Speaker 1: me know when you're free to what go into the
Speaker 1: record library. But from that, I think it's four none
Speaker 1: blondes Ellie. I think it's this what's up and A try?
Speaker 1: It's got to be the song.
Speaker 4: What's the lot? She says, I and I try right,
Speaker 4: try to.
Speaker 1: Never waste time. She does mention that later on it's
Speaker 1: definitely the song. Okay, I think it's got to be
Speaker 1: the one.
Speaker 4: You do have an encyclopedic break, yeah, I see you do?
Speaker 1: You know every song ever, every song of it. If
Speaker 1: you ever need it, just email us Christian at Christian
Speaker 1: O'Connor dot com dot au.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian, you mentioned Arman van Helden. I did. He's headlining
Speaker 1: right here in Melbourne next year in April he's headlining
Speaker 1: djaying Electric Island. I think it was Carl Coxent this
Speaker 1: year who lives here now, another big legendary remixer and
Speaker 1: DJ of like the nineties and two thousands now lives
Speaker 1: in Melbourne, right.
Speaker 4: I know he did a twelve hour six last year
Speaker 4: in January.
Speaker 1: Yes, he's a legally they're all like their mid fifties
Speaker 1: and sixties now Arman Van Helden must be in his yeah,
Speaker 1: mid fifties by now. The two songs remember of armand
Speaker 1: Van Helden. There was a Tory Amos remix professional Widow,
Speaker 1: No that's not that Gotta be good, got to be Good?
Speaker 1: And then was that one as well in two thousands
Speaker 1: I think it was called you Don't Even Know Me.
Speaker 1: I'm not sure that's a song that's ever been made.
Speaker 1: We need to ring up a V. H. Van Helden,
Speaker 1: get him on the line by our seven guys, Christian.
Speaker 1: There are ride on races. My nephew used to compete
Speaker 1: in them. I believe there's one around Drew in this
Speaker 1: from Wayne, I really do. Seriously, if anyone knows someone
Speaker 1: on my beauticing right now who runs F one Australia,
Speaker 1: I need to set up a meeting between you and
Speaker 1: I so I can pitch my idea of the ride
Speaker 1: on F one just the morning of the actual race.
Speaker 1: A big, big ys, do you know how to actually
Speaker 1: old right on mos from our listeners fouling up the track.
Speaker 1: It's not like it's a billion dollar franchise or spots
Speaker 1: a global event. I'm sure it'd be very easy to
Speaker 1: organize now, or maybe the week before, because they start
Speaker 1: putting the chicnes out like a couple of weeks before.
Speaker 1: Don't they getting all the big sort of grandstands there.
Speaker 1: I tried to get tickets when they went on sale
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago, and I didn't realize it
Speaker 1: sold out. If one sort out for Melbourne next year,
Speaker 1: because it's never been bigger now because the documentary and
Speaker 1: there's people like me now coming in cold to it
Speaker 1: who've seen a couple of episodes I've tried to survive.
Speaker 1: I think you're an instant expert and we're trying to
Speaker 1: get tickets. But I try to get these grandstand ones
Speaker 1: because Lockie, who works on the show, right, he's a
Speaker 1: mega fan. You gotta get grandstand There was about two
Speaker 1: hundred different grandstands. How many grandstands can you have? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Which is the best grand I don't know.
Speaker 1: There was like all these kind of different named grandstands.
Speaker 1: I spent so long being paralyzed my choice all the
Speaker 1: tickets went ah, yeah, yeah, I'm now standing nowhere other
Speaker 1: than my couch. All right, time for this week, small thing.
Speaker 1: This is a song.
Speaker 8: By the way, doesn't this say two thousands? Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 1: That wasn't the song I was doing. But it's going back.
Speaker 1: You don't even know. I had the words right, wrong,
Speaker 1: melody wrong bass, but just the lyrics were there. Man
Speaker 1: lost in the two thousands. All right, I'm gonna guess
Speaker 1: two thousand when song came out. Yeah, can you quickly
Speaker 1: google arm and Vana Halden remix? You don't know me?
Speaker 1: I reckon that's ninety nine two thousands peak av h.
Speaker 1: It is all right, small thing, big joy.
Speaker 2: Joy.
Speaker 1: You do this every Thursday? What is this small thing
Speaker 1: that gives you a huge amount of joy? Last week,
Speaker 1: Natalie was when he was driving out to favorite car
Speaker 1: park spot at the shops and it's free. We all
Speaker 1: have our favorite Yeah, Richard, throw my socks straight into
Speaker 1: the washing basket. Three points Michael Georgian style, justin hitting
Speaker 1: four green traffic lights in a row xavier weekend morning
Speaker 1: coffee is in bed with my three year old daughter
Speaker 1: before I have to get up for work and get
Speaker 1: her ready. For nurse with three. What's it for you?
Speaker 1: Small thing, big joy?
Speaker 3: Mine is when you get a new piece of electronics,
Speaker 3: a phone or iPad, whatever, and you get to peel
Speaker 3: the thin little plastic covering that's on the screen.
Speaker 1: Yes, you're boxing, Oh, you filming.
Speaker 3: And then suddenly because you go from like it's a
Speaker 3: little bit foggy, and then you peel it off and
Speaker 3: it's beautiful, it's vibrant, it's satisfying. I would love just
Speaker 3: a product that they send you, maybe ten sort of
Speaker 3: fake phones, and I could just peel.
Speaker 4: Them off one by one. I would find that very gratifying.
Speaker 1: That's what's a small thing, big joy for you.
Speaker 5: When matching socks are reunited after being in separate washers.
Speaker 1: There's something pleasing about that. I think socks should have
Speaker 1: magnetic little bits in them that keep them together in
Speaker 1: the washing machine. Yeah, that's actually quite cleast. It's a
Speaker 1: gread idea because it is they just separate. Yes, it's
Speaker 1: a mystery as to why, and then you're right when
Speaker 1: suddenly they're like back together in each other's lives, like
Speaker 1: a couple that were inseparable and then go their other ways.
Speaker 5: Each other, I come back together and I'm there for it. Yes,
Speaker 5: I witness it when they're back together.
Speaker 1: And I to know what small thing the big joy
Speaker 1: for me is if there's anything I can do that
Speaker 1: can make the mornings a bit easier, I'm all down
Speaker 1: for it. Okay, right, I now have stumbled into this.
Speaker 1: Do you remember when you were sick, Mama used to
Speaker 1: maybe maybe rub the soles your feet with some vised
Speaker 1: vapor rub.
Speaker 4: Not mine personally, but if that's what you guys did, show.
Speaker 1: Mama O'Connell did, right, and it really helped. I don't
Speaker 1: know whether it was just a psychological thing or actually
Speaker 1: your feet, you know, all the blood pumping up and
Speaker 1: down and gets absorbed through the soles your feet and
Speaker 1: it comes up through your system. Anyway, recently I'm now
Speaker 1: doing that every morning, I'm looping up my feet with
Speaker 1: vixed vapor rub. Or wife is like, oh my god,
Speaker 1: Chris stinks in it like a sor something. And then
Speaker 1: obviously with I'm wandering around the house very very quiet
Speaker 1: in the morning, but it leaves this musk and then
Speaker 1: my wife to have got a vix vapor rub five
Speaker 1: days a week, a nice menthold smell. Yeah, que yes,
Speaker 1: well yes, try guys, vapor rub on your feet. But
Speaker 1: it's also like a good kind of like you're just
Speaker 1: doing some stretching, like those cat crawls and stretches you do,
Speaker 1: just by actually just rubbing the souls your feet. First
Speaker 1: thing in the morning. All right, small thing, big joy?
Speaker 2: What is it for you?
Speaker 1: You can text in yours now fall seven five O
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Speaker 1: What is the small thing that gives you? Big joy? Christian?
Speaker 1: For me, small thing, big joy. Getting my feud out
Speaker 1: of the microwave before the beep. It's a startling competition
Speaker 1: between me and my microwave. But I love winning the
Speaker 1: sign of war. I love to do that as well.
Speaker 1: I wait, you wait, you wait.
Speaker 3: Timing is everything, but then you're left with a one
Speaker 3: second you're gonna have to deal with later. You're only
Speaker 3: delaying your problems because then you've got to reset it
Speaker 3: back and then you've got to move forward again.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, you just hit stop and it stops
Speaker 6: the game. But if you way, I call the buzzer
Speaker 6: beater stop. Okay, well, if you wait for the beep,
Speaker 6: then you don't have to hit stop.
Speaker 1: You go one bit but you know what, if there
Speaker 1: is anyone right now designing the next generation of microwaves,
Speaker 1: turn this into an actual game with cash prizes. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: this country loves cash prizes, that's true. You know. Way
Speaker 1: it's got like a slot machine, like a microwave and
Speaker 1: a poky. Well, you're winning your own money. You have
Speaker 1: to top it up once a month, put your coins
Speaker 1: in and stuff like that, and then you try and
Speaker 1: beat the machine.
Speaker 4: What this country needs is more poky.
Speaker 1: Everyone's saying, put them in foodster, put them in the kitchen,
Speaker 1: a poking machine. That's a micro group that I'm not
Speaker 1: certain parts of this country and even in this city
Speaker 1: that would sell out what.
Speaker 4: The money maker, don't get it wrong.
Speaker 1: I bring up my own Bogan range of cooking stuff,
Speaker 1: Bogan blenders, also cash everything that. There's also Bluetooth speaker
Speaker 1: as well, so you can play your Matchbox twenty hits,
Speaker 1: Christian Small Thing, Big Joy. I'm an uver driver walking
Speaker 1: up on the Gold Coast listening to the show. It's
Speaker 1: Jazz who often takes the show. I've just picked up
Speaker 1: passengers from the airport today from Melbourne. Also fans of
Speaker 1: your show, Hey, Jazz, I love this thank you very much,
Speaker 1: And Jazz, we'll be up near the Gold Coast next year.
Speaker 1: The show goes national from January the nineteenth next year,
Speaker 1: and at some point in the first couple of months
Speaker 1: we'll be taking the show on the road. I'm talking
Speaker 1: all five cities, five shows, one week. Jazz, can you
Speaker 1: pick us up from the airport? Yes? Please, please, will
Speaker 1: need a ride, Okay, Christian, I'm also in the Vicks
Speaker 1: Vapo rub club. Get in starting a movement now, Christian,
Speaker 1: you'll love this. And as a fan of mixed vapor rub.
Speaker 1: Years ago, I was a backpacker trumping through Mexico and
Speaker 1: I had a stinking carders on this bus. Didn't know
Speaker 1: any of the language, and suddenly a Mexican nonna came
Speaker 1: over and handed me. Heard me coughing some fixed vapo rub.
Speaker 1: Let me put some on my chest. Christian, Vix vapor rub.
Speaker 1: It's amazing what mixed vapor rub can do. It crosses
Speaker 1: language and transcends borders, bringing the world together. It is
Speaker 1: one rub at a time.
Speaker 4: My men loved it.
Speaker 1: She loved it.
Speaker 5: She put it on everything, cuts bruises, the lot. She
Speaker 5: even put it on her own broken wrist.
Speaker 1: Properties of it. Science just hasn't caught up with yet.
Speaker 1: I believe it's quantum powered.
Speaker 4: My dad's version of that is tiger barmb.
Speaker 1: It's so powerful my eyes water like a tiny homeopathic
Speaker 1: dose of it. Also, it's orange. Yes, it tain't any coating.
Speaker 1: Is that the tiger juice?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I guess it's. It's made from real tigers, is
Speaker 4: it right?
Speaker 1: Okay, but you said, Caitlin, what's your small thing? Big joy?
Speaker 7: Without a doubt, with the sharpest knife possible, slicing through
Speaker 7: a tomato has to be a tomato perfectly so so
Speaker 7: smooth that you can't even see the slice.
Speaker 1: Oh, I know what you mean. When you get that
Speaker 1: sweet spot and you got You're right, you've gotta have
Speaker 1: a super sharp knife, and it cleaves apart no resistance,
Speaker 1: there's no resistance, and that actually it just falls open
Speaker 1: for you like a cave.
Speaker 7: It's stunning. And it's only tomatoes. Because if you don't
Speaker 7: have a sharp knife with a tomato, and don't forget it,
Speaker 7: small thing.
Speaker 1: It gets all bendy. It spurts its seed all over
Speaker 1: the kitchen top. Excuse me, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: The pips so that it does anyway I'll hit the
Speaker 1: ads now. You know what I meant.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell show, go on podcast.
Speaker 1: I just started to type out get lucky to find
Speaker 1: out what year this came out in right, Google auto complete?
Speaker 1: Apparently that one thing? Want to know what just get
Speaker 1: lucky me? I just you really got to google that.
Speaker 1: Just fortunate occurrences exactly exactly, whether it's getting your food
Speaker 1: out in time from the microwave. Yes, anyways to get
Speaker 1: lucky friends, lucky bounce to the ball. That's right, that's
Speaker 1: what you call it. Rio dear, good morning, Christian Rio
Speaker 1: and Andrew. He said, how do you how its is
Speaker 1: more than Andrew? What can you try that?
Speaker 4: Can you try doing a news intro? Says it's Andrew Cullen.
Speaker 1: Uses sport now with Andy Cullen. That is my brother's name.
Speaker 1: Is it my brother's name? Andrew? Small thing, Big Joy
Speaker 1: is winning peg lotto. You get the exact amount of
Speaker 1: pegs you need to hang out your clothes. Mark, Yes,
Speaker 1: I know what you mean. We now have a name
Speaker 1: for it, Mark Roach for very funny peg Lotto. Christian
Speaker 1: small thing Big Joy for me when I get to
Speaker 1: the last pizza or barbecue shape and the best bit
Speaker 1: is yet to come. I pull out that foil packet
Speaker 1: and pour those loose bits of seasoning straight down the hatch.
Speaker 1: It is a sensory party for the taxt buds and
Speaker 1: the dust as well. It's angel does breathe it in
Speaker 1: Christian STBJ. It would have taken you longer to type
Speaker 1: out those initials that simply small thing, big joy. We
Speaker 1: shouldn't used to just stick to small thing big joy, okay,
Speaker 1: because that could be offensive. That's t oh. Dear Andy
Speaker 1: Cullen doesn't know what that means. He doesn't know what
Speaker 1: get lucky means, but.
Speaker 4: He doesn't googling.
Speaker 1: Now, don't google it. Don't ask the missus either, big
Speaker 1: what those bad boys have been saying on that radio show.
Speaker 1: I don't get this at Channel seven on daytimes at
Speaker 1: one might be googling at the Channel seven Christian finding
Speaker 1: my passport that I've been looking for for the last
Speaker 1: nine months after moving house. Oh oh god, that's shoe
Speaker 1: my joy. Yeah, that's a nice all right then time
Speaker 1: now for yes. I was talking about you know how
Speaker 1: sometimes if you have to go and do a shop
Speaker 1: at the supermarket and you buy yourself, if you're honest,
Speaker 1: I think we all do this. You buy some sort
Speaker 1: of sneaky secret snack for yourself that does not go
Speaker 1: back to the house, or if it does, you eat
Speaker 1: it and you get you tuck it, You tuck it
Speaker 1: into the bin. You know, you make out. You know
Speaker 1: that you're empty the bin. You used to a little
Speaker 1: reach down there and just wear they lose it in
Speaker 1: the garbage mountain. Yeah, Or you do what I do
Speaker 1: the other day. You have it in the car and
Speaker 1: then you get that rubbish, You take it out and
Speaker 1: you use that bin the system in the supermarket car park,
Speaker 1: no trace, perfect crime, perfect crime. And then you carry
Speaker 1: on that and you got a little secret, not a
Speaker 1: bad secret, but it's a snack secret, and it makes
Speaker 1: you feel so good. You go in the house. They
Speaker 1: don't know, no lecture about should me eating that kind
Speaker 1: of food? You know, an hour before having dinner?
Speaker 4: Now is hungry?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yes, make sure as well. Chewing gum important because some
Speaker 4: times they can smell it on your breath.
Speaker 1: Yes, sure, right, So for me, if a radio station
Speaker 1: ever wanted to illure me out of this place, if
Speaker 1: they left a trail of mcvitty's chocolate hobnob biscuits, I
Speaker 1: could not resist that trail.
Speaker 4: Are they digestives?
Speaker 1: Yeah, ones, you know the ones I had in the studio. Yes,
Speaker 1: even I started to force you to feeding it like
Speaker 1: seven in the morning. I just thought drying. They were
Speaker 1: affecting my show because it's more lubrication. Maybe it's not
Speaker 1: the first thing in the morning thing, you know, but
Speaker 1: that little buzz at three or four in the afternoon
Speaker 1: when you just need a little pick me up, you know,
Speaker 1: that mid afternoon dreaded slump.
Speaker 4: Yes, you don't want something too heavy because you just
Speaker 4: need something to you there.
Speaker 1: Those chocolate hobnobs. For me, that is my secret snack.
Speaker 1: I've got to share listening in the glove box in
Speaker 1: my car. There's always a half back if I ever
Speaker 1: get snowed in treacherous weather conditions. You never know, Melbourne.
Speaker 1: One minute, you could be at the beach it snowed
Speaker 1: in all in the same half hour that Lisa rest. No,
Speaker 1: would he be all right for a while. It's got
Speaker 1: some chocolate. Let's not rush to him. What's it for real?
Speaker 1: What is your sneaky snack?
Speaker 3: I've got a recent one actually, so my partner Will
Speaker 3: makes a lunch, which is the semi dried tomato pasta.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, thank you, Yes, I actually don't worry
Speaker 1: about me. Keep something for yourself. Well, have it tomorrow
Speaker 1: for lunch, your work. That's a hard note from the world.
Speaker 4: And he's been making it for some time.
Speaker 1: It's known there's no meat or anything.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no, it's like, you know what the
Speaker 4: meat is, artichokes. O.
Speaker 1: The body does not register that as food.
Speaker 3: It's not a hearty lunch. And I've never I've been
Speaker 3: too cowardly to ever say that I don't like it.
Speaker 3: So it's been going on for a while, but last
Speaker 3: week too cowardly.
Speaker 1: And then goes on the radio into a microne announces
Speaker 1: it to a city listen.
Speaker 3: And so last week I finally got the guts not
Speaker 3: to tell him, of course, no no, but to go
Speaker 3: behind his back and every day had a delicious chicken
Speaker 3: karag box from down the road. Yes, you get a
Speaker 3: little bit of everything, chicken karaate.
Speaker 1: Is it pronounced karaate or karagi? It's not karagi, that's
Speaker 1: sounds like over the phone, and ask for a chicken
Speaker 1: karate and the guy, the guy started loving. Maybe we
Speaker 1: should start calling it that a bit easier. I have
Speaker 1: the chicken karate to go please?
Speaker 6: Is it?
Speaker 1: I think it's kara karag. I love that, okay, chicken karag.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's my secret treat, Alex.
Speaker 1: What's your sneaky snack? Kid? Cat Chunky?
Speaker 5: They are the king of chocolate bars for mine is
Speaker 5: so beautiful, the way of the chocolate.
Speaker 1: And what I do? Are you dunking that in tea
Speaker 1: or anything? No, I have no time for that. Christian.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's it's in and out straight in. I've
Speaker 1: got to grab it. I've got to eat it.
Speaker 5: And what I do is I always put the wrapper
Speaker 5: in my pocket and I get home and the kids
Speaker 5: will like hear the squnching.
Speaker 1: They're ratching you out there. And as you say, and Rio,
Speaker 1: they could smell it.
Speaker 5: They can.
Speaker 1: They know when we've been up to something. They really do.
Speaker 1: Here's what gets my wife very suspicious. He goes, you go,
Speaker 1: what are you smiling about? I'm not a fan of that.
Speaker 1: I'm not here for that. What are you smiling at?
Speaker 1: There's no smiling in this house, all right? What is
Speaker 1: your sneaker? Your secret snack? What's your go to?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast, What.
Speaker 1: Is your go to your dirty little secret, your secret snack.
Speaker 1: They don't know. That's what makes it so illicit and
Speaker 1: so exciting. There's no real harmado Christian for me, I
Speaker 1: know what you're talking about. Oh we all know what
Speaker 1: I'm talking about, that sneaky snack. It's not just what
Speaker 1: the snack is, it's where your hiding places are. That
Speaker 1: middle console for me, sometimes the side of the door,
Speaker 1: you know, that panel and the drive and the car
Speaker 1: and all tucky one down there. Yeah, underneath like a
Speaker 1: squeegee thing. She won't love that. When my car got
Speaker 1: broken into a couple of months ago and they obviously disappointed,
Speaker 1: all that was in there was essential oils and some
Speaker 1: chocolate pretzels, and they don't see some fit of rage.
Speaker 1: They just threw the pretzels around the car, suckers, because
Speaker 1: they would have tasted great money. Calmed you down a bit,
Speaker 1: some nice chocolate pretzels. So they do, these young offenders.
Speaker 1: Christian a sneaky KFC slider on the way home from work.
Speaker 1: I pay cat, I pay in cash.
Speaker 4: No, that's actually such a good point.
Speaker 1: Yes on the shed.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: Yes, Christian has always barbecue shaped for me, and I
Speaker 1: always kid myself I'm only gonna have some, but before
Speaker 1: I know it, that box is inhaled. Happens every single time.
Speaker 1: Santo Christian, on the subject of pizza shapes, I have
Speaker 1: the leftover sprinkles to use a seasoning on steak or hamburgers. Ah,
Speaker 1: that's a great idea, Now tell it with a spoon.
Speaker 1: Not so easy to hide. You need skill winking emoji.
Speaker 1: That's Janine. Christian. My secret snack is a marshmallow Santa
Speaker 1: and a river Port drink normally rathery lemonade. Please keep
Speaker 1: my name Anonymous Christian. My secret snack chocolate brownies from
Speaker 1: mister Kipling. They are just the right size for a
Speaker 1: guilty pleasure. Good old mister Kipling secret snap for me.
Speaker 1: Vegemite shapes, the much maligned brother of barbecue shape. Never
Speaker 1: even I didn't know there was a dark sheep for
Speaker 1: the vegemite shape. I have to try some of those.
Speaker 1: Richard Anonymous just wants me to do us. No, it's
Speaker 1: licorice bullets and also they taint your tongue and they foul.
Speaker 1: They are. Hey, listen, I know, yes they do an
Speaker 1: extreme opinion, but only monsters like licorice. Yeah, Christian, my
Speaker 1: secret pleasure is in the tenor. I hate a whole
Speaker 1: one kilo char with twenty four hours and then it
Speaker 1: ended up with the mouths from it. I've been sick.
Speaker 1: That is insane. I'm just going to give it up
Speaker 1: sometimes for that's it's so much, Naella, you've been processing
Speaker 1: out your body for years. Christian. My sneaky tree is
Speaker 1: a double Snickers bar, the double. I have to hide
Speaker 1: it in the car side doors so my kids don't
Speaker 1: see at school pickup. They will never discover me. Christian.
Speaker 1: I love a milky Way. It's quick, easy snack. I
Speaker 1: live a one minute walk to the supermarket so I
Speaker 1: can engulf in hell and engulf of the way. You
Speaker 1: have these snacks, that's you're walking eating. My wife doesn't
Speaker 1: work on Fridays, so that's the day. I love that
Speaker 1: you haven't rhythm to this.
Speaker 4: He's got to schedule in.
Speaker 1: Christian. I love snacking on pieces of cheddar cheese and
Speaker 1: apple and sultanas together. I call it my kinder kids
Speaker 1: CHAKUTERI secret snack for me two dollars mini cinnamon donuts
Speaker 1: some Safeway. I can't help myself, Christian. Are small packs
Speaker 1: of mixed nuts and audi at the registers. I always
Speaker 1: hide those I haven't stand by. I use my tobrain,
Speaker 1: but I got caught out. That's another big one, those
Speaker 1: mid West Mountain Rangers. This comes from Nathan. Please don't
Speaker 1: read my name out. O'Connell six packs of donuts and
Speaker 1: corns so too much. He hides them in the U
Speaker 1: two box. Whoever trades are lucky they got the toolbox.
Speaker 1: Hide them in the tools now one the trader has
Speaker 1: always said, I love getting on the tools. You love
Speaker 1: getting on snacks. Christian. My name is Netti and amaddict
Speaker 1: to to McDonald's soft serve cones. Whenever I try and
Speaker 1: get one of those that machines always naked.
Speaker 4: They're always are.
Speaker 1: What's going on to a hot broken one hundred the
Speaker 1: macas soft serve machines. All right, keep this going. Wants
Speaker 1: your secret snack? You can text me four seven five
Speaker 1: three one oh four three.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: I think we might need to do this every Thursday.
Speaker 1: I think Thursdays with Secrets has been born about. I
Speaker 1: didn't know everybody in the world does this, and so
Speaker 1: many people at last, I think it's said that you
Speaker 1: can confess to somebody else, a stranger, like I'm taking
Speaker 1: confession today. It's not good to hold these things now,
Speaker 1: and you don't, don't take it to the grave. Two
Speaker 1: about graves, what's this in the news? Then about you
Speaker 1: can be buried now with your pets? Yeah? And then
Speaker 1: what first alex Am mis understood that that the cow,
Speaker 1: dog or parakeet or whatever you've got, moose or whatever
Speaker 1: is in the coffin with you. Yes, apparently first ever,
Speaker 1: the animal is not just a plot.
Speaker 5: No, the Animal Justice Party they said that you can
Speaker 5: be buried in the same plot as the human owners.
Speaker 1: There was a law passed. But that means like a
Speaker 1: separate container. Well, I think it means the same one,
Speaker 1: doesn't it. Otherwise you've both got to go at the
Speaker 1: same time. Belove a dog died love, but the family
Speaker 1: sort of put me down as well. One mill that
Speaker 1: dog loved you, so you both go to the other side.
Speaker 1: Did you got a couple of years same plot living separately?
Speaker 1: I mean, otherwise, what are the odds.
Speaker 7: A lot of.
Speaker 1: Consuming going on? No same plot, the same plot? Yeah,
Speaker 1: next to you shout out to the Animal Justice Party
Speaker 1: in the old a g P as well. I think
Speaker 1: I saw them when we were voting. Oh yeah, you
Speaker 1: know there's like a thousand party. Yeah yeah, and then
Speaker 1: name God Justice for animals. I say, what about the
Speaker 1: Euthanasians of those ads? I keep saying those ads that
Speaker 1: it might be talking for you, mate, might be talking
Speaker 1: to you. Yeah. I think the algorithm knows you thinking
Speaker 1: about ending it all. Must be maybe maybe between those
Speaker 1: daytime shifts and chat so I know. Anyway, where were we?
Speaker 1: Oh yes, that's right. Secret snacks Christian anonymous because I
Speaker 1: know this is gross, but this is so bad. I
Speaker 1: buy a three piece feed from KFC and just eat
Speaker 1: the skin. Yes, oh my god, who are you, Hannibal Lecter?
Speaker 1: I prospect that that is revolting, Christian. My secret snack
Speaker 1: is Whittaker's Peanuts slab love Shadow Witigers Corporation Coconut block
Speaker 1: for me. Secret snack cherry right twin pack brought on
Speaker 1: the Bunnings power Pass I have won every every night
Speaker 1: driving own steady on me can also be more on
Speaker 1: the business debit card at seven eleven when buying fuel,
Speaker 1: I love I love the detail. That's so good. Again,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't notice on the credit card statements in price
Speaker 1: of fuel blame the Russians. Christian, is it okay to
Speaker 1: be under fifty and smashing through packets of Werther's originals
Speaker 1: on the train asking for friend.
Speaker 4: On the train, I saw that I'm sitting in another side.
Speaker 1: I judge it. I stand in judgment, Christian Ike Alex,
Speaker 1: I enjoy a KitKat chunky, but for me, it's a
Speaker 1: chomp chocolate bar perfection, with the ideal ratio of wafer
Speaker 1: chocolate and chewy caramel and not so not so large
Speaker 1: to ruin dinner appetite if I'm if I'm feeling very decadent,
Speaker 1: I pair it with a caramelo koala for the full
Speaker 1: mouth gasm, mouth gasm. But that's when it's like, you know,
Speaker 1: it's Rainbow's coming out. So chrishing my secret snack a
Speaker 1: maximum on the way home when filling up the car.
Speaker 1: See this is what a lot of you do, he
Speaker 1: added to the fuel bill. I pop the wrapper in
Speaker 1: the bin on my way into the house and no
Speaker 1: one finds out. So satisfying also comes with the fuel
Speaker 1: total on card win win, Bang bang, Christian, I'm the
Speaker 1: original milky bar kid will demolish a whole block in
Speaker 1: one sitting. Bang Bang licorice bullets, Christian, and you're wrong,
Speaker 1: are delicious. I'm not You're wrong, I'm right, Christian. My
Speaker 1: sneacret snack is cheese twisties. Never on my pommy partner's shopping.
Speaker 1: This goddamnit. I have to get myself and hide them
Speaker 1: in stashes around the house. However, my cheesy fingers always
Speaker 1: give me away, guilty feet. I've got no rhythm and
Speaker 1: cheesy twisty fingers have got no rhythm. Ever. Have you
Speaker 1: got here, Steve? Steve, welcome to the show mate, good
Speaker 1: bye guys.
Speaker 2: How are we?
Speaker 1: We're good? Steve? What is your secret snack? Buddy? Mate?
Speaker 9: My secret snack is these around this time of year,
Speaker 9: Baker's delight? Have these delicious lemon tarts?
Speaker 1: Good? I love a lemon tart all right, But I had.
Speaker 9: To be really sneaky at home. I've had Do you
Speaker 9: keep fighting different spots to hide them? Because my wife
Speaker 9: keeps fighting them?
Speaker 1: So what spots have you had? What secret stashes have
Speaker 1: you had so far? Are suitcase suitcases a great one?
Speaker 1: You only eat in there? Like one you in that
Speaker 1: carriage every couple of days, Steve, what are you up to?
Speaker 1: Just checking the suitcases again. You know, mate, I've got
Speaker 1: to be that's nicky.
Speaker 9: Then when I buy them, when I buy the box,
Speaker 9: I've got to take the aluminium trays off and get
Speaker 9: rid of them before I bring get them home.
Speaker 1: Counting and is it a seasonal thing? This lemon tae
Speaker 1: is available now yep ye from Bakers to mate.
Speaker 8: They're absolutely bloody beautiful.
Speaker 1: I'm popping into my local one today. I don't know
Speaker 1: what it's a move actually, Steve, thank you very much
Speaker 1: for the intel, have a great day, thanks to go
Speaker 1: on the show. Marries you too, I for one have
Speaker 1: enjoyed hearing all your confessions for your secret Snacks.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Time to play. This week's the Name game, as in,
Speaker 1: if you have a name that's one of a pain
Speaker 1: you would have developed over the years, A go to
Speaker 1: someone's like I have in your back pocket a line
Speaker 1: to explain your name. We take a clue which I
Speaker 1: guess what your name actually is. If you want to
Speaker 1: play thirteen fifty five twenty two, Do you have a.
Speaker 5: Name that's a pain, A name you always need to explain?
Speaker 4: Well, we've manor my.
Speaker 1: Name as in game Caller one Welcome to the name game.
Speaker 4: Mike quite is military Army.
Speaker 1: Navy sergeant, no major, Yes, let's got a caller two.
Speaker 1: Now I have a true potter. So my first name
Speaker 1: is a luxury brand chanel. Yes, snell, No, it's tip
Speaker 1: of her tongue. There wasn't it.
Speaker 5: And my last name is a princess of house pustle,
Speaker 5: no palace, yes, hellok.
Speaker 1: Caller three, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 4: It's my stair name, and it's bell maker.
Speaker 1: A bowl maker, barrel maker. Oh yes, I was good
Speaker 1: knowledge that. Now there's no Patsy today, so it's just me.
Speaker 1: The DJ takes on the journalist mano a mano. Both
Speaker 1: of us have stripped off to the waist, ringing on,
Speaker 1: oiled up in a pool of Jesus going phoebe set
Speaker 1: the seat, Jerry baked beans whatever, Yeah, you pick, all right,
Speaker 1: call the one. Welcome to the name game.
Speaker 6: Hi, how are you going?
Speaker 1: I'm good? Off you go, good luck. My last name
Speaker 1: as in double dog, double dog, yoga, excuse me yoga
Speaker 1: position the bird dog? No, double dog, yes, dash and
Speaker 1: dash and no labrador? N take a while a college? No?
Speaker 5: Do you want a mediclue?
Speaker 1: Yes? Please? So it's one part of a popular gaming
Speaker 1: player to sleepover Wiji board board. No, we're out of time.
Speaker 1: What is your name there, d ari idea you double dog.
Speaker 6: There a a.
Speaker 1: Really smart cryptic clue, actually too smart for us, but
Speaker 1: a very good one. I'll send you prize. That was brilliant.
Speaker 1: Thanks to calling. Thank you, thanks caller to good morning.
Speaker 1: My first name as in the river Murray. Oh, good job, yes,
Speaker 1: oh yes, that Coolberg. Thank you, good job. It's good
Speaker 1: a caller three. I have a good day at school.
Speaker 1: Thanks for calling, mate, Caller three, welcome to the name game. Hello, Hello,
Speaker 1: my name is in relatives auntie, uncle. Nope, this is clue.
Speaker 9: What was that?
Speaker 1: What was the clue? Relatives? Oh, nana, nana, niece, No,
Speaker 1: cous cousin, cousins, niece, have you come back? Cousins.
Speaker 4: You said it as in ben ben yeh.
Speaker 1: There we go. So your name is cousins, correct, right,
Speaker 1: first name is cousins. First name is cousins, cousins, double dog, Dore,
Speaker 1: you gotcha exactly. Is a great name. We had palace
Speaker 1: last week. My mind's still blown at that one. Alright,
Speaker 1: thank you very much, cousins.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: All right, it is round till the Name Game, as
Speaker 1: in Let's go. Caller one, welcome, Hello Christian, longtime listener,
Speaker 1: first time caller. Lovely to meet you, mate. Thank you
Speaker 1: very much for being part of our mornings as well.
Speaker 1: My first name is like the cat Garfield Tabby. No
Speaker 1: famous cats are there the cat Felix. Yes, great name,
Speaker 1: well done. What a great name. That is a killer
Speaker 1: named Phoenix Felix. Thanks the Caller Show, thanks for listening.
Speaker 1: Caller two, the Name Game. Welcome or even welcome to
Speaker 1: the Name Game. If you're listening in English, Hello, cool,
Speaker 1: my name I don't know Award Oscar. Yes, it's a
Speaker 1: little LOGI wouldn't run it out in this country. Wouldn't
Speaker 1: run it out, Oscar. Thank you very much to give
Speaker 1: us a call. Have a good day, okay, thank you.
Speaker 1: Caller three, Welcome to the Name Game.
Speaker 7: High Team.
Speaker 1: My first and last name as in Princess Diaries, Mia
Speaker 1: Princess Diaries, Julie Andrews.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, come, your name is Julie Andrews.
Speaker 5: It was my married name, but I refuse to take it.
Speaker 2: I would have been Julie Andrews if I changed my
Speaker 2: name in Law's disappoint Oh.
Speaker 1: Must have seen that. Forced to watch that movie so
Speaker 1: many times as a dad would daughter, sa, I'm here, yeah,
Speaker 1: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast all.
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