Speaker 1: Welcome to them Christian No Common show podcast. All right,
Speaker 1: so yesterday on the show, I just asked an innocent
Speaker 1: question to.
Speaker 2: All the trades.
Speaker 1: And I know there are a lot of tradees that
Speaker 1: listen to this show in this radio station all day long.
Speaker 1: We know this because anytime you walk past the building site,
Speaker 1: it's normally gold blasting out all day long on that
Speaker 1: knacked old trades radio.
Speaker 2: And always say all day long, we mean knocking off
Speaker 2: at one or two pm.
Speaker 1: That's on a long day for them, says us who
Speaker 1: knock off at nine am. All right, let's not us
Speaker 1: point the trades, but doing a full days work, we're
Speaker 1: on very slim, very slimized. But I was asking yesterday trades,
Speaker 1: who do you think, right according to you, is the
Speaker 1: king of all trades?
Speaker 2: Who works the hardest, who is the fittest, the toughest
Speaker 2: on the site.
Speaker 1: And basically what happened was the kind of trade's at war.
Speaker 1: Here's some of the calls from yesterday morning.
Speaker 3: As your pig, sure.
Speaker 4: Everyone else that don't sweat, is that even a trade
Speaker 4: sparkies the week goes, We've got a life of sprint money.
Speaker 4: The sparkys, they are just the laziest people on the site.
Speaker 2: We're going back into it.
Speaker 1: We had to move on yesterday nine four one four
Speaker 1: one four three. Trade's put down the big old Liza
Speaker 1: of Monster Energy drink and the other ten liter vatt
Speaker 1: of coffee. You've got as well give me a call.
Speaker 1: Who is the King of all trades? Email came in
Speaker 1: yesterday carpenter Christian with a King of all trades with
Speaker 1: a job. The only ones who are job from beginning
Speaker 1: to end. We all do all the heavy lifting on
Speaker 1: the building tonight, working knowledge of how all the other
Speaker 1: trades work, so we can help them out when needed easily.
Speaker 1: Carpenters are the toughest that comes from Mick even how
Speaker 1: this left his voicemail for us after the show yesterday.
Speaker 5: Good day, Christian, I heard you're looking for. Who are
Speaker 5: the fish tradees getting around?
Speaker 2: Man?
Speaker 5: I'm a cheap East Kings of the jungle. We see
Speaker 5: them all. The fittest is gonna have to definitely be
Speaker 5: your scaffolders. I mean they do get a head start.
Speaker 5: They're usually pretty fit by the time they get out
Speaker 5: of the big house, so definitely then the fitting in prison,
Speaker 5: the strongest of the pumpies or the concretors. Those boys
Speaker 5: can really move some weight around, and the weakest by
Speaker 5: far made other Sparkys in a lift a pair of
Speaker 5: pliers without breaking every list. So there's my two cents
Speaker 5: for you, mate.
Speaker 1: The word pliers came up a lot yesterday when people
Speaker 1: were sledging the Sparkys.
Speaker 6: Sparky's called defend yourself, fight back.
Speaker 1: Come on Christian Connell's show podcast right now.
Speaker 2: Trade's call us up.
Speaker 1: Everyone else, grab us seat, grab grab your popcorn, sit
Speaker 1: back and watch the big show that's about to unfold
Speaker 1: as Trady takes on Trady.
Speaker 2: You simply want to know.
Speaker 1: Who works the hardest, who is the toughest, who is
Speaker 1: the slackest.
Speaker 2: I noticed the rio. It's taking a lot of your
Speaker 2: calls right now. That's what I do. Whenever I'm talking
Speaker 2: to a trade You rough up the language a bit,
Speaker 2: don't you. I want them to think that I'm one
Speaker 2: of them. You've become very ossified.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. How good is stubbish?
Speaker 2: Yeah? How good his concrete?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: Would you barrack for Osy.
Speaker 5: Hardly Champagne Charlie, Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: All right, let's go to uh Dean, Good morning.
Speaker 6: Team, good morning. How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good, buddy.
Speaker 1: So it sounds like you're on the road already, off
Speaker 1: to the site somewhere.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm traveling an hour this morning from home to work,
Speaker 6: leave home at follow it. But I've got to say, Christian,
Speaker 6: I don't know why these other people are even ringing
Speaker 6: like soft hand as electricians, plasterrous domestic house plasterers are
Speaker 6: the hardest, toughest tradesmen. There's no doubt you're hot handsting,
Speaker 6: hard hands like an arborous.
Speaker 1: Really pruning the bushes.
Speaker 3: And I know a.
Speaker 6: Couple of riggers. They're always waiting for cranes, you know,
Speaker 6: and then they put the nuts and bolts together, plume.
Speaker 6: All of their sheep, all of their all of their
Speaker 6: plastic sheets that go into your house and every other
Speaker 6: house are hand lifted up and downs.
Speaker 3: Te you know.
Speaker 1: My old man was the plaster for years until his
Speaker 1: back gave in. But that was backbreaking work. Plasters are
Speaker 1: hard working. The crafters.
Speaker 6: No soft hands here.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at.
Speaker 1: Mine and mine are very soft. I even put a
Speaker 1: hand moisturizer. I want to wake up today just amusing clay. Yes,
Speaker 1: my pottery class, I'm not joking, and it's.
Speaker 5: The dirtiest job because you get covered in all the
Speaker 5: plasters like your Why I.
Speaker 6: Am just about now to start about three and a
Speaker 6: half hours of sandy upper upper ten foot ladder in
Speaker 6: a house and.
Speaker 2: Watched that during the summer. Will you have to do
Speaker 2: that during the summer and the heat.
Speaker 6: I've been doing it for forty years.
Speaker 1: You're slow working on the same house, is it?
Speaker 6: It's a big house.
Speaker 1: It's fucking in balas.
Speaker 6: That's the one. So plasters, by no doubts whatsoever. The toughest,
Speaker 6: hardest working tradesmen you've got You've.
Speaker 1: Got our vote, my friend, You've got our vote.
Speaker 2: Dean, Thank you very much. Sure your hard work, buddy,
Speaker 2: Thanks according.
Speaker 6: You love your shows. Thank you, rank you very.
Speaker 1: Much, mate, Thank you very much. From a soft hand
Speaker 1: to a hard hand, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Bye.
Speaker 1: Cut careful with those big old tough as we run
Speaker 1: your neck and balls. Rio, don't upset Dean. We got here, Reese,
Speaker 1: Good morning, Reese, Reese. Who's the toughest trade you there?
Speaker 2: Who do you think it's got to be roof tilers
Speaker 2: out there?
Speaker 3: Bloody definitely, bloody tough tribe.
Speaker 2: What tougher than the plaster team.
Speaker 3: We just had, of course, to than bloody plaster if
Speaker 3: they got some mart hands. I reckon, I think we've
Speaker 3: got some marter hands, and.
Speaker 6: That for sure.
Speaker 1: It's now now and down to who's got the tougher,
Speaker 1: hant strongest, who's got the toughest hands.
Speaker 5: You get callouses on your hands whenn't you carrying those
Speaker 5: roof tiles around?
Speaker 3: Of course, definitely all that bloody yeah, favorite of dust
Speaker 3: all over you as well with a bell of grinding
Speaker 3: and all that is a favorite going on with it.
Speaker 1: But sometimes I wonders you tilers up on that roof
Speaker 1: up there outside out of mind. Whenever I'm driving around,
Speaker 1: there's a lot sat up there and a cup of
Speaker 1: tea because people can't see what you're up to.
Speaker 3: Pretty much.
Speaker 6: That's got you out there.
Speaker 2: You can't lie.
Speaker 1: Appreciate the honesty. Reese, Le's thanks, Reese, have a good day.
Speaker 1: Let's go to Jacob. Good morning, Jacob, Hey God.
Speaker 2: We're good. What what tradey do you think is the toughest?
Speaker 2: What's the hardest night?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you got you gotta get it to the concrete is.
Speaker 3: But I don't know what you got plasters ringing up?
Speaker 3: You're picking up a shade of plast. They stick it
Speaker 3: to a wall and run. I don't know what is that.
Speaker 3: You got hard hands and picking up plaster. That's just
Speaker 3: a giant. And Sparky is ringing up yesterday, Sark. You
Speaker 3: think they are tolling up their trading. Oh yeah, it's
Speaker 3: just ridicuous, mate. Where all the concrete is. We're picking
Speaker 3: up shovels of concrete. We're digging out holes, we're doing
Speaker 3: heats and stuff and nobody else.
Speaker 2: All that heavy concrete. That's hard, hard work.
Speaker 3: That's hard hard work for hard hard men.
Speaker 1: The site, aren't they the.
Speaker 3: Roof tollers. Oh, they're going to worry that he's not
Speaker 3: falling off the roof.
Speaker 2: Shut up, there a little cup of tea on the roof.
Speaker 1: No one can see them reading the paper.
Speaker 3: That's all. They've got their mates standing there chucking up
Speaker 3: the tollers already.
Speaker 6: There was just what the.
Speaker 3: That's that they tried? They were dark coming out to
Speaker 3: a conquest store and the steel fixes the.
Speaker 1: You know around they're.
Speaker 3: Coming and they will wait.
Speaker 1: Okay, language, so about that.
Speaker 2: Emotions running very high today on trade War.
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