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Speaker 2: Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: We're all a crush and a teacher, haven't we.
Speaker 4: Maybe instead of riding a bike, they're riding a donkey.
Speaker 5: You're getting four D right now gold.
Speaker 6: On this new olveun I've got that has four D.
Speaker 6: Heating sent me a message yesterday. You know now you
Speaker 6: can connect up to.
Speaker 4: Just about every the oven send you a message, shent
Speaker 4: me a message.
Speaker 6: Sent me a message going, U is it hard or
Speaker 6: soft water? This area really starting a relationship with me.
Speaker 5: It's getting a little bit of a light bands.
Speaker 3: It's a bit needy.
Speaker 5: Do you know, by the way, are we in a
Speaker 5: hard soft water area?
Speaker 4: I forget, but I remember having to google it for
Speaker 4: the same reason. Some sort of thing in the kitchen
Speaker 4: that sucks in water, and to know if it was
Speaker 4: hard water.
Speaker 5: I don't think what's the oven doing?
Speaker 3: What's it doing with water? Anyway?
Speaker 6: I have not want a message back going happy to answer,
Speaker 6: but just so we know, what are you planning to
Speaker 6: overthrow me this weekend with heating water?
Speaker 4: That's the sinkster main you stuff.
Speaker 5: It's going to take over. It's making the big move
Speaker 5: this weekend.
Speaker 4: No, our old oven. Well, even though we had at
Speaker 4: the last place, which was new, had this thing where
Speaker 4: it would sprit stuff in the oven, it would spray
Speaker 4: moisture on it.
Speaker 5: But this is it. It's got this like a sprinkler
Speaker 5: in there and it's oppressed the flap that will open
Speaker 5: up and fill some container.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's better be good for baking. I think like
Speaker 4: it'll spritzer cake.
Speaker 5: Not having bakers, we don't need to about any spritzing.
Speaker 5: So anyway, did you know I think we have soft water.
Speaker 5: You're quite correct. Australia is predominantly a soft water country.
Speaker 5: That's the one you want, is it.
Speaker 4: Yes, hard water means it's got like weird chemicals and stuff.
Speaker 6: That's the UK mainly coo in the water over there.
Speaker 6: That's what if you had any of the muddy Thames water,
Speaker 6: it's mainly plopping there.
Speaker 5: So do we all watch the game last night?
Speaker 4: Yes, it's a.
Speaker 5: Bits the high lights not to start of it, and
Speaker 5: then that.
Speaker 7: Was slow I missed the comeback but then not come
Speaker 7: back heartbreaking.
Speaker 5: Oh you should be a pro commentator. Slow the comeback
Speaker 5: and then not come back and a report back to
Speaker 5: your Bruce and the studio.
Speaker 4: Well, yeah, the comeback happens so late in the night,
Speaker 4: because if we went into the ninety nine minute, I
Speaker 4: think it.
Speaker 6: Was I've seen some dodgy goings on, and I'm not
Speaker 6: not saying anything, but I've never heard in my many
Speaker 6: years of watching soccer off eleven minutes of extra time
Speaker 6: at the end loan hold host Nation. Wait a minute, guys,
Speaker 6: don't like this whole losing to Nigeria.
Speaker 5: Chuck on eleven minutes. We can't do that.
Speaker 6: I don't matter most of the ausi's watching, I don't
Speaker 6: understand the game anyway.
Speaker 4: Extra time if us say two or three minutes, if
Speaker 4: there's been some kind of injury, maybe five.
Speaker 5: Half the time there three minutes. Eleven minutes is a
Speaker 5: long time. It's about another twenty percent of play.
Speaker 4: And then the commentators when it got to eleven minutes
Speaker 4: agos and they should put a bit more on because
Speaker 4: there was even some stopping during the eleven minute.
Speaker 5: Wrap it up to fifteen. Actually that's a nod number.
Speaker 5: That's just got it.
Speaker 4: We just play a whole nother ninety watch.
Speaker 6: A moment in history for the women. We get to
Speaker 6: see ladies having a good time out there. Chuck on
Speaker 6: twenty minutes.
Speaker 4: But when we scored that second goal that hit out,
Speaker 4: I did believe with the one minute remaining of extra
Speaker 4: time that we could equalize.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 6: Though, they don't need to start the coverage a whole
Speaker 6: hour before kickoff today, there's not an hour. About ninety
Speaker 6: percent of it is the ongoing drop of Sam curs Car,
Speaker 6: poor Sam Ker. I mean, the whole team really are
Speaker 6: missing out on the world's number one player. She sat
Speaker 6: in that chair they've got for a now, just on
Speaker 6: the bench that been made to watch it all. It's like,
Speaker 6: here's what you could have won, sit and watched this,
Speaker 6: cheer them all long.
Speaker 4: There needs to be some sort of royal commission into
Speaker 4: what's going on in that training academy, because why during
Speaker 4: training they've lost three star players and now we're now
Speaker 4: we're fighting for our position in the World Cup on
Speaker 4: Monday nine, when we should have been already through to
Speaker 4: the quarterfinals.
Speaker 6: I know, I know, big game here though in me
Speaker 6: on Monday night against Canada, it actually is a must
Speaker 6: win game. It's a huge game or they're out. So
Speaker 6: the good news is two goals. They kept fighting right
Speaker 6: till the end of Matilda so they can. I think
Speaker 6: the Founder's gonna be back for Monday night's game. Two
Speaker 6: goals means you get to win not one, but.
Speaker 4: Two bush cordless vacuum with the crevice nozzle.
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Speaker 5: Jack just said a fair point to me.
Speaker 6: Even Sam curscalf said the doctors have another look at
Speaker 6: it today. It's forty percent better push her out for
Speaker 6: the first half.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Australia wants to see her out there, right.
Speaker 6: And then to get the other ten players second half
Speaker 6: they get get a goal just to stand on each
Speaker 6: other's shoulders across the goal, you know, like a human
Speaker 6: pyramid is just keep the goals out.
Speaker 5: That's all I be doing. I mean they've saved what
Speaker 5: six or seven billion? Right?
Speaker 6: Don Andrews as right not in the Coneth games inject
Speaker 6: that with whatever Lance Armstrong used to take into sounds
Speaker 6: car Fion.
Speaker 5: To get out Monday needn't come back all right. Time
Speaker 5: for double Thumbs Up Friday, where we go around the
Speaker 5: team and we share with you the things that were
Speaker 5: into this week. Perhatsy what's it for you?
Speaker 7: Yeah, we caught the Wham documentary on Netflix last Saturday night.
Speaker 5: Prop of my list too talk about that. It's great fun.
Speaker 5: Did you like it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know what I learned a lot.
Speaker 7: I know it sounds silly because that was my you know,
Speaker 7: Wham was my era and everything, but you know, had
Speaker 7: the Choose Life t shirt and everything, But I didn't
Speaker 7: actually didn't appreciate the relationship between George and Andrew, like
Speaker 7: just how close they were.
Speaker 5: That's quite amazing story to be reminded of.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's actually quite beautiful.
Speaker 7: And they were school schoolmates but had this really strong,
Speaker 7: obviously really strong connection that you know, extended into this
Speaker 7: amazing four years or whatever it was of Wham.
Speaker 3: So I really loved that. And I also got a greater.
Speaker 7: Appreciation of just what a mastermind George was and just
Speaker 7: how Yeah.
Speaker 5: The documentary really shows what an amazing right and the producer.
Speaker 7: You amazing, amazing, And also how it was very obvious,
Speaker 7: you know, towards the end of Wham, that that he
Speaker 7: needed to project into a solo career, like he was
Speaker 7: just the showman on stage.
Speaker 3: He was just so ready.
Speaker 7: For it, and how Andrew supported him in that and
Speaker 7: and said, no, this is what you need to do
Speaker 7: fully support you.
Speaker 6: How about that bit there with that friendship where it
Speaker 6: just goes to voiceover and says Andrew going.
Speaker 5: And George sat me down and said, maybe it's better
Speaker 5: if he just has one hundred percent of all the
Speaker 5: royalties for the songs. I get it. Tough conversation out
Speaker 5: with his schoolmate. You don't have any more money. I
Speaker 5: just give you like a weekly sort of cash.
Speaker 4: It's quite high, isn't it ever?
Speaker 5: Split thinking I'm writing all the songs, you're out there
Speaker 5: dancing with your soft Daniel underpants. We've got to readdressing
Speaker 5: Siah a bit.
Speaker 7: But the royalties at the start were quite like, really putrid.
Speaker 3: They goble something like was it two percent? In the UK?
Speaker 5: It's saying what I get here?
Speaker 6: My sum takes ninety eight percent, she says, to cover
Speaker 6: costs like the lighting herepparent is very expensive at the
Speaker 6: moment utility. But it was literally keep the lights on
Speaker 6: and I get two percent, which seems very fair.
Speaker 4: Well, she's about to.
Speaker 5: Because you've got a raam of old eals.
Speaker 4: And oh my god, you down and Ford.
Speaker 5: Yeah, now I thought it was I thought it was
Speaker 5: a really really it's a really well made documentary that
Speaker 5: doesn't outstates welcome as well as punchy, isn't it. Yeah?
Speaker 7: No, we loved it, and I actually wanted more, Like
Speaker 7: at the end of it, it's like, I wish there
Speaker 7: was more to this it was. I think I'll watch
Speaker 7: it again this weekend. Thoroughly enjoyed it and highly reckoned.
Speaker 8: You know why.
Speaker 6: I found interesting as well, And I don't know if
Speaker 6: this was true for you guys as well. There was
Speaker 6: a bit in their relationship when they first met.
Speaker 5: Well I didn't know.
Speaker 6: This because George, you always think he was like the
Speaker 6: front man. He was charismatic, he was good looking, he
Speaker 6: was the main singer, and he was there with his buddy.
Speaker 6: But I didn't know in real life George was this
Speaker 6: very shy Greek kid at school, right, Andrew was very
Speaker 6: very charismatic. They've got all this like old sinny eight footage.
Speaker 6: You see Andrew is like early George and then bit
Speaker 6: by bit. Andrew even says George became me ate.
Speaker 4: Him and then spat him out, So he took his
Speaker 4: royal he took his personality in charisma so fast. What
Speaker 4: did Andrew have left the documentary and so true though I.
Speaker 6: Know meeting friends where you do absorb some of their sometimes,
Speaker 6: especially when you're younger, you're not trying on out.
Speaker 5: Influenced a bit like them, a bit a bit like
Speaker 5: and you.
Speaker 7: Originally It's so true though, because you know, at one
Speaker 7: point Andrew was what you're looking at that old footage,
Speaker 7: and you're right, it's like hang on. George was actually
Speaker 7: almost like a reluctant singer at the very beginning. So
Speaker 7: I thoroughly enjoyed it. Something that the other thing this week, I.
Speaker 3: Was going to call you, George Jack the Favorite.
Speaker 5: Horrible because it makes me Andrew, I'm.
Speaker 4: Absorbing your personality not all.
Speaker 7: My favorite thing, Jack, that you've brought to this segment
Speaker 7: is the scrub Daddy.
Speaker 4: Oh, I've got another dishwasher based after this, so and I'm.
Speaker 5: So excited to tell you what a great tea.
Speaker 7: Well if it's half as good as Scrubbed Daddy, I'm
Speaker 7: really excited. But I've found a little friend for for
Speaker 7: scrub Daddy, and it's the Daddy Caddy. And what it
Speaker 7: is I found this at I g A.
Speaker 5: I've got one of those.
Speaker 6: Is when my laptops kept don't do any daddy, caddy.
Speaker 7: So what it's to hang up your scrub, to hang
Speaker 7: up your scrub daddy, and you put those things through
Speaker 7: his eyes because and then it just doesn't like wallow
Speaker 7: when you cover it.
Speaker 4: So what are you stick it up behind your sinking.
Speaker 5: Pats's pantry.
Speaker 7: It's great, It's got little suction cups and I just
Speaker 7: leave it there. No, but then it gets all all
Speaker 7: foul and then you tip up a tick out a
Speaker 7: cup of tea and it gets all over your scrub daddy,
Speaker 7: and it's not.
Speaker 4: Really respecting him. Should be. It's not respecting him. You
Speaker 4: should be hanging up.
Speaker 5: I got the best thing to scrub after this this
Speaker 5: after nine.
Speaker 1: O'clock Christian Connor Show podcast.
Speaker 6: Patsy loved the WAM documentary, which is very very good.
Speaker 6: There's another documentary. I think it's also on Netflix. I'm
Speaker 6: three episodes into the four it's called Chimp Empire. If
Speaker 6: you've gone on to the home screen on Netflix, you're
Speaker 6: a scene it there.
Speaker 5: I'm midway through.
Speaker 6: When I was midway through the first there's a documentary, right,
Speaker 6: but I was midway through the first episode, right. My
Speaker 6: sixteen year old came in. She goes and starts to
Speaker 6: watch five minutes of it, and then she goes, wait,
Speaker 6: is this a documentary? Yeah, what do you think we
Speaker 6: were watching? She does, I thought it was a movie.
Speaker 6: They've got these plotlines. I went, this is nature.
Speaker 5: This is about at the moment, Abrahams. They name all
Speaker 5: the chimps.
Speaker 6: I've worked at my dream job in media now to
Speaker 6: be the guy who names all the chimps on Jimp Empire.
Speaker 6: So you've got these names on Abrahams, Guss, Nadine, and
Speaker 6: then there's some fella that is randomly called pork Pie.
Speaker 6: I'm like, why are you going to do my boy
Speaker 6: like that?
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 5: But the other one's Abrahams Gus Rollins, and study there's
Speaker 5: pork Pie.
Speaker 6: So anyway, it's about these two rival factions. I didn't
Speaker 6: know they were rival fractions. They're very, very territorial chimps.
Speaker 6: The footage right is unbelievable. They're right there because these
Speaker 6: days are four K cameras. I've never seen anything like this,
Speaker 6: because they name the chimps and it's all about at
Speaker 6: the moment. The whole thing overall is like this sense
Speaker 6: of power in the chimp Empire, the two different empires,
Speaker 6: and they're running two different ways. You actually think it
Speaker 6: sometimes because it's so violent on us. You're watching Game
Speaker 6: of Thrones, their moments to deal with Abraham's the center
Speaker 6: of our power and how he's using Miles as his offsider.
Speaker 5: Then there's Gus.
Speaker 6: Chimps go through the same developmental stages as us, so
Speaker 6: when they're teenagers, they already struggle to have identity. They
Speaker 6: don't have and Andrew Ridgley to help them out. And
Speaker 6: so there's this fourteen year old called Gus who's struggling
Speaker 6: to bond with anything.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 6: My daughter says, you can't watch it anymore. It's too
Speaker 6: close for home when she was fourteen when she moved here.
Speaker 6: I cannot recommend it. It's enough.
Speaker 5: He's amazing.
Speaker 4: Is that Gus the one who's not getting groomed? Because
Speaker 4: I heard Riyo No, Yeah, that's how they been talking
Speaker 4: about this all week, and they were like, how sad
Speaker 4: was this?
Speaker 5: Clarify that wasn't a concept of chimpmpire.
Speaker 6: I'm not talking to a younger male member on the
Speaker 6: show about grooming and how we need to we really
Speaker 6: need to have a.
Speaker 5: Chat about that regard.
Speaker 4: But you said, we're saying how sad it was? That
Speaker 4: essentially he wasn't getting the bugs picked off his back.
Speaker 5: No, that's how they bond with each other. I didn't know.
Speaker 5: It's very good.
Speaker 6: Two things I also took away from chimpan Pie is one,
Speaker 6: they hunt and eat monkeys for fun.
Speaker 5: I thought they were vegetarian.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I thought they hate leaves.
Speaker 5: When you see them just pop off a head off
Speaker 5: this monkey and eating and share around like a popsicle,
Speaker 5: my lordie. And two I got I'm not David Attenbrock, clearly,
Speaker 5: but their back sides look like they're all blown out,
Speaker 5: like it's scrambled eggs because they're not to put some
Speaker 5: cgi underpants on the chips.
Speaker 4: So you want four K, you get four.
Speaker 5: That change the diet. Stop eating raw monkey like that
Speaker 5: blown out of your backside.
Speaker 6: It's just a terrible look at my four K TV
Speaker 6: Jackie boy. So yeah, I cannot recommend enough. It is brilliant.
Speaker 6: It will break your heart. I'm dreading what's going to
Speaker 6: happen at the end of the fourth episodes. Only four episodes.
Speaker 4: All right, I know we have to get the news,
Speaker 4: but just quickly, I'm going to take us back to
Speaker 4: the kitchen. Patsy mentioned the sdrub Daddy Caddy.
Speaker 5: So if you people don't have to be with scrub
Speaker 5: Daddy is a very good scourur.
Speaker 3: Oh it's the best very scour in the world.
Speaker 4: The best ever and the number one item that's ever
Speaker 4: been on Shark Tank over two hundred million dollars in
Speaker 4: sales worldwide, Is that right?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 4: So I got something else in the kitchen that is
Speaker 4: just I'm loving it so much. At the moment. When
Speaker 4: we were overseas and atanker sister's place, she had this
Speaker 4: spray dish soap instead of like the one that you
Speaker 4: squirt out onto a sponge called Dawn Powerwash, and I've
Speaker 4: got it since I've been back again. It is the
Speaker 4: bomb in the kitchen. So you spruy powerwash.
Speaker 7: We used to have Dawn liquid, but then it like
Speaker 7: disappeared over here.
Speaker 5: Well maybe in the.
Speaker 4: Springs, maybe they pulled back everything they were doing and
Speaker 4: they like, let's just go into the spray technology one
Speaker 4: hundred percent. So you spray, you get you got stuff
Speaker 4: caked all over your pan, whatever it is you spray
Speaker 4: this on, you leave it for a minute and the
Speaker 4: SuDS will like dissolve what's on the pan.
Speaker 5: And a minute. If something is that powerful, I'm thinking,
Speaker 5: what the hell is it? Don't know the chemicals that
Speaker 5: you're seeing, like the local fish have got nine legs
Speaker 5: and that's and hairy backs.
Speaker 4: You know what it is.
Speaker 5: But then you come from even for a minute, it's
Speaker 5: on it.
Speaker 4: You come through with scrub daddy and without even putting,
Speaker 4: so they're teaming up together.
Speaker 5: You just originally I'm George Michael.
Speaker 4: Scrape it off. And then you've got a clean pant.
Speaker 4: So can you get hold of it here or you
Speaker 4: importing it? I got it on Amazon to deal with. Yeah,
Speaker 4: I found it on Amazon. I'm going to you know what,
Speaker 4: I'm going to get one for the whole team. And
Speaker 4: next time, next time you spray, got a pot cleaner
Speaker 4: excited about cleaning dishes, you don't have to squirt out
Speaker 4: the dish.
Speaker 6: It's such an effort to do that. Such an effort
Speaker 6: is chipping upside down the port.
Speaker 4: Wait to you flat Earth.
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Speaker 6: All right, let's get into today's when billboards. As we're
Speaker 6: heading the weekends. At the end of week one stored
Speaker 6: her in this next week. Every dow on the show,
Speaker 6: we give you control of the billboards. There's big, giant,
Speaker 6: mega electronic ones, ones that you see at the moment,
Speaker 6: the Pan Highway, Balty Bridge, Princess Freeway, Tyler and Monash
Speaker 6: your message on there. Within minutes we got one yesterday
Speaker 6: down of Donald. Listener called Donald from a little place
Speaker 6: called Donald out past Horsham. Where to try and put
Speaker 6: Donald on the map. This is the way with Australia
Speaker 6: genius idea. A giant kookaba five meters high.
Speaker 4: Five minutes high. The only thing they need extra funding
Speaker 4: for it because they've got about twenty percent of their
Speaker 4: money they need. At the moment, the billboard says, wouldn't
Speaker 4: you love to see a giant kooker Burrough Donald Victoria
Speaker 4: is building one. Cash needed the Christian O'Connell sshow dot
Speaker 4: com dot.
Speaker 6: You okay, can we just have a little impromptu drum
Speaker 6: roll here? We'll actually how much came in the last
Speaker 6: twenty four hours? All right, Patsy giant please?
Speaker 3: Oh I thought you're pushing a button.
Speaker 5: No no, no, that's when I said, can we have one?
Speaker 5: I don't speak to machine like that, not yet. Two
Speaker 5: twenty five dollars. I'll keep that. John Roll gunning is.
Speaker 5: It's ended at a bit too Rubbi, it is it is.
Speaker 5: I mean, what does that paved quarter of an ear?
Speaker 5: What does that get? You want to fight me to
Speaker 5: cooker Burrough one.
Speaker 3: Of the towns.
Speaker 5: But listen, it's the start. It was an awareness campaign.
Speaker 5: Is that they was aware campaign, the cost of living,
Speaker 5: the cost of cooker Burros. Everything's from the roof right now.
Speaker 4: And sometimes when you like send something through your bank account,
Speaker 4: it takes a day or two. Yeah, maybe tomorrow we'll
Speaker 4: see the ball of all the money come back.
Speaker 6: Maybe someone like Bezos or Zuckerberg was on the monash. Yes,
Speaker 6: all the tala and they just made a note, you know,
Speaker 6: to do it over the weekend, must donate and buying
Speaker 6: that giant mega fight me to hide cooker Borough.
Speaker 5: Anyway.
Speaker 6: So that's the message that we've had up Now we
Speaker 6: need a brand new one. We spoke to Charlie two
Speaker 6: days ago and they have a kid's song out today
Speaker 6: which is very very good. It's called I Love Avocado.
Speaker 6: If you've got kids, this is your assic kind of
Speaker 6: instant hook.
Speaker 5: For a kid's song. They're called easy pas songs called
Speaker 5: I Love Avocado. It's good, straight into it. You can
Speaker 5: imagine your kids, bother belong to it. The school run.
Speaker 5: It's good. Charlie's on there. We're going to put them
Speaker 5: on the billboard to give this song a big push. Charlie,
Speaker 5: good morning, Good morning guys. So your song is out
Speaker 5: in the world today. Are you all excited? We are.
Speaker 9: We're incredibly excited. Woke up this morning. Swords on the
Speaker 9: children's charts, had a lot of really positive responses.
Speaker 4: It's already charting.
Speaker 9: It's on the children's charts on iTunes.
Speaker 5: Who knew there was even a kiddy's chart. I didn't
Speaker 5: even know that. Where is it?
Speaker 9: It's hidden. You definitely have to go looking for it.
Speaker 5: What number are you in the charts? We're going to listen.
Speaker 9: Number number three already.
Speaker 5: That's incredible. Well done you in at number three.
Speaker 9: We're all pretty shocked this morning.
Speaker 4: Who's ahead of you?
Speaker 9: Who's ahead of us? The Pokemon theme.
Speaker 5: And the time listen number three straight in like about
Speaker 5: at number three is amazing. So, Charlie, who else is
Speaker 5: in the band? Introduce us to them?
Speaker 9: So we have Michael King, who are introduced on Wednesday
Speaker 9: as the Vision Guy.
Speaker 5: That's the old Vision guy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's still sitting heasy letting you do the interviews
Speaker 6: at called a seventy do promo.
Speaker 9: We have Harmony Brien who is our exceptional singer, and
Speaker 9: we have Elliott Baker who is also an exceptional singer.
Speaker 6: And what do you do by day? Then hopefully this
Speaker 6: is going to become the next big thing for you guys.
Speaker 6: But in the meantime, what do you all have for
Speaker 6: day jobs?
Speaker 9: So Michael and Harmony work at dream World and also
Speaker 9: Michael performs around with Blue Humphrey Bear Bananas in pajamas wiggles.
Speaker 9: He dedicates his life to children's entertainment. Elliott is actually
Speaker 9: was this last year. He was Astralia's Phantom of the Opera.
Speaker 5: It's like marvelous symbol. It's a traveling Wilburies.
Speaker 9: Here and I actually work in education support.
Speaker 5: But this is I'm so exciting for you guys. Number
Speaker 5: three already you must we get such a thrill. So
Speaker 5: are you off to work later on this morning?
Speaker 6: While you be sort of checking your phone to see
Speaker 6: how it's going, doesn't get up to number one?
Speaker 9: Yeah, I am so basically he said, straight to work
Speaker 9: this morning.
Speaker 6: I wish you all the best for all of you,
Speaker 6: I think it's I genuinely think it's a brilliant kid song.
Speaker 6: All right, so let's do a bit with the billboards,
Speaker 6: Charlie and for the rest of Easy Peasy. Do you
Speaker 6: like the message to one of our listeners texted in
Speaker 6: on Wednesday, which said, Hey, Google play, I love avocados
Speaker 6: by Easy Peas.
Speaker 9: I think it's great.
Speaker 6: We tried in the studio. It's set off Rio op Producies.
Speaker 6: He's on an Android phone. It starts to try and
Speaker 6: find your song.
Speaker 5: And play it.
Speaker 9: Great.
Speaker 6: Great in fanto that we're saying off chaos right now,
Speaker 6: right now people, Okay, so do we want anything?
Speaker 5: Will be happy with that?
Speaker 6: Charlie, Hey, Google play, I love avocados by Easy Peasy.
Speaker 9: I think that's got it. I think I think the
Speaker 9: clear instruction is the best thing we could ask for.
Speaker 4: Okay, And in small text down the bottom, do you
Speaker 4: want death to the Pokemon theme or anything like that? Yeah?
Speaker 9: I think we keep it all friendly.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you have worked in children's education, be fire.
Speaker 6: Well, listen, we're going to push us up now, so
Speaker 6: we'll be up in the next couple of minutes all
Speaker 6: over Melbourne, so hopefully it can start get you moving
Speaker 6: up to number one today, which I really hope you
Speaker 6: get there.
Speaker 5: It's a great song. I wish you all the best.
Speaker 9: Fantastic, Thank you so much, guys, we're all super appreciative.
Speaker 5: All right. So it's called I Love Avocado. That's the song.
Speaker 5: They're called easy Peasy Jack. Let's send it. Let's put
Speaker 5: it on the billboards, the billboards of Melbourne.
Speaker 6: Hey, Google play I Love Avocados by Easy Peasy.
Speaker 5: There are at number three. Let's get into number one
Speaker 5: by nine this morning.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 6: We came behind the Matilda's a slight setback yesterday, just
Speaker 6: a slight setback. But the good news is two goals
Speaker 6: to on the Matildas means you have two chance to
Speaker 6: win and amazing bosh cordless vacuum that's coming up in
Speaker 6: five minutes time.
Speaker 5: Right now, Patsy, if you start sleepwalking, well.
Speaker 7: I'm not quite sure this is a mystery you might
Speaker 7: be able to help me solve. So yesterday morning, when
Speaker 7: I got up, I could not find my newest glasses,
Speaker 7: like the usual glasses I wear. I normally put them
Speaker 7: on the bedside table, and so you can imagine when
Speaker 7: I got out of the shower. You know, it's stupid o' clock.
Speaker 7: Getting dressed and get the keys ready to go to work.
Speaker 7: Oh my goodness, I don't have my glasses, can't see
Speaker 7: to drive. So I had to go find an old
Speaker 7: pair somewhere in the back of the drawer. And I thought, well,
Speaker 7: that's really strange. I don't know where I've put them.
Speaker 7: I looked everywhere they could possibly be. They went there,
Speaker 7: And then after the show yesterday, the Love God texts
Speaker 7: me and says, could you not find your glasses morning?
Speaker 7: Because I've found them and sent me a screenshot. They
Speaker 7: were upside down in the back of our walking robe
Speaker 7: like this up under the clothes.
Speaker 5: A Scooby Doo mystery.
Speaker 6: It's like, have gone missing? Where are they? This is
Speaker 6: one of the mysteries of our time. Toot and Carmon
Speaker 6: Patsy's upside.
Speaker 3: Down glasses and how did they get there?
Speaker 6: I've got no I'm just going to put my Shotock
Speaker 6: Holmes hat hand.
Speaker 5: Pint Pierre, did you drop them?
Speaker 4: No mystery, especially if it's in the wardrobe as you're
Speaker 4: getting changed.
Speaker 7: I hadn't been in their jack all day yesterday because
Speaker 7: I lay all my clothes out in the bathroom for
Speaker 7: the morning everything, So I don't even venture into the
Speaker 7: walking rope. How did they get there?
Speaker 5: I think we should have a chat patch about the
Speaker 5: definition of the word mystery.
Speaker 6: It promises so much a mystery. Someone says, have we
Speaker 6: solve this mystery? And he goes the glasses were there
Speaker 6: and the wardrobe tied.
Speaker 5: You were long? Crap the hours I.
Speaker 3: Can't count for what's happening in between.
Speaker 4: It must be sleepwalking or ghosts.
Speaker 3: No, I didn't think the ghost.
Speaker 5: Dressing saying and what do you do at night? I
Speaker 5: don't know, putting your face cream on?
Speaker 3: But not even near like the door of the walking robe.
Speaker 7: I'm talking like way like in the back, in the
Speaker 7: bowels of the walking robe.
Speaker 4: How deep the.
Speaker 5: Bowels of it? Jack, we really are into the valley
Speaker 5: of the Kings. Just keep going, Just keep going, Okay,
Speaker 5: into this, just keep going.
Speaker 3: That's where Chris stuff is. He's got this.
Speaker 5: Tiny rot a narrow legs with one shoe.
Speaker 7: So I don't know whether I've fallen asleep with them
Speaker 7: on my head?
Speaker 5: So are you setting your sleepwalking into your wardrobe?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 3: I don't know what I was doing, because there is no.
Speaker 5: With your glasses on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know whether.
Speaker 7: I have I fallen asleep with the morning my end,
Speaker 7: I like woken up through the night throwing.
Speaker 5: Them Why would you do that?
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 5: So many options here.
Speaker 7: So many unanswered questions going into the weekend, all these
Speaker 7: loose threads.
Speaker 5: Patsy, all right, we take a break on the mystery
Speaker 5: and come back to it.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the question, you know, Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 6: You can always text me throughout the show anything you
Speaker 6: want to share or say, Sonia, happy birthday to Soldier Boy?
Speaker 6: Can you play a song in celebration?
Speaker 4: How did we miss that? Come on?
Speaker 5: Why we're here every day? Okay, every day? I say
Speaker 5: it must be at some point this year it hasn't
Speaker 5: been so far. Where is Soldier Boy's birthday? Come on, guys,
Speaker 5: got on it. We've got to get better at this stuff,
Speaker 5: these golden opportunities.
Speaker 6: Still we got two hours to get it right. Yeah,
Speaker 6: eight hour we do a special hour of deep cuts.
Speaker 6: Has he got deep cuts?
Speaker 4: I think they're only deep all right?
Speaker 6: So the Matilda's a narrow loss yesterday, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 5: It's all about Monday. Mary Fowler is going to be back.
Speaker 5: Samka probably back at that chair.
Speaker 6: They're making us sitting at the side of the pitch
Speaker 6: right now, poor thing.
Speaker 4: You don't feel confidence in your idea that you just
Speaker 4: had for a calf on.
Speaker 5: A injector with all the drugs that used to give
Speaker 5: Lance armstrong And I've also knowed it that we get
Speaker 5: a photo of Sam Curs calf, we put it up
Speaker 5: on the station website and we get everyone to stare
Speaker 5: at it with positive healing energy manifestation to put Australia
Speaker 5: and friend Soldier boy.
Speaker 11: When they are Matilda's sto you win some funky stuff
Speaker 11: o'connal's goal of.
Speaker 1: We love it when.
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Speaker 5: Two goals last night means two oh, I've current prizes
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Speaker 6: Rooms today over the weekend. The massive savings they will
Speaker 6: not be being on price. Give them a go, all right, Jack,
Speaker 6: what do we have two of today?
Speaker 4: Cordless Bosh vacuum cleaners. Of course they come with the
Speaker 4: upholstery nozzle, the crevice nozzle, the mattress nozzle, the floor
Speaker 4: nozzle and the shoulder strap.
Speaker 6: He never prize You're not rambo though, cleaning out that mattress,
Speaker 6: hoover the mattress, debris.
Speaker 7: That vacuum my mattress every time I change the shape
Speaker 7: every Friday.
Speaker 6: You ever seen Patsy How the skin she sheds. It's
Speaker 6: like a snake, it is. Whenever she leaves, there's like
Speaker 6: another pats that's on the floor. We always have to go, guys,
Speaker 6: go and get my strap. I'll get that bosh on
Speaker 6: and I'll get that crevice.
Speaker 4: I'll take her up and fair to the bosh. It
Speaker 4: does a great job of cleaning it.
Speaker 5: Up to be fed to the boss. Guys, please hashtag
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Speaker 5: have two of these to give away, two of these
Speaker 5: to give away. Do you know what's back? What the
Speaker 5: suck is back? Our bosh has sucked something up. You've
Speaker 5: got to listen and guess what it is. What's this?
Speaker 5: What the suck?
Speaker 4: What is the mystery object being sucked through the vacuum?
Speaker 5: What the suck? Calling? Now you could be winning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 5: What the Suck to put Australia in Frank.
Speaker 11: When tilders you win, some sons up mister O'Connell's goal
Speaker 11: of then when they score a goal, wind Matilda score
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Speaker 6: Yes, listen Matilda's do not do not do not stuff
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Speaker 6: going World Cup Final B Day, they clean up, you
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Speaker 6: a ten. That's a way do this for the listeners.
Speaker 5: On God one four three.
Speaker 6: We've got to get in that final for the B
Speaker 6: day's sake right now though, what great prize is that
Speaker 6: the qualifying rounds where every single goal the Matilda score
Speaker 6: you win.
Speaker 4: It's not quite a B Day, but it's a bosh
Speaker 4: called this vacuum clean out. I mean, if you, I
Speaker 4: guess you can improvise it as a B day.
Speaker 6: Gold of fun is here, So pay what the suck well,
Speaker 6: you gotta guess what is our bosh improvised and sucked up?
Speaker 5: Give me Christian.
Speaker 6: I can't get through on the phones it is Jack today?
Speaker 6: Is it Jack's lonely love sock?
Speaker 5: Oh? That old friend God, he's looking for his mates.
Speaker 6: No, Mickey, be no, all right, just stay some guesses.
Speaker 6: Now you've got to guess what has the hoover? What
Speaker 6: is the vacuum sucked up?
Speaker 9: Give me.
Speaker 5: Lily coome morning.
Speaker 12: Hell are guys lely?
Speaker 5: What do you reckon it is? Mate?
Speaker 10: I reckon it's vacuuming the mattress.
Speaker 4: It's not the mattress.
Speaker 5: It's not the mattress. Tough luck, Lily, have a good weekend, mikeys,
Speaker 5: thank you, Mike. Good morning. Comecas No you I'm good buddy.
Speaker 5: You a good week Welcome to the show. Now, Mike,
Speaker 5: what do you reckon? It might be?
Speaker 9: I think it will be some tissues on the ground.
Speaker 5: I can't understand why you would think tissues. But it's
Speaker 5: not tissues. Tough luck. Might. Let's go to John. I
Speaker 5: think we just had John, but always going to go
Speaker 5: at a second, have we John? Hi?
Speaker 1: Christian?
Speaker 5: How are going John? What do you reckon? It is?
Speaker 5: I reckon?
Speaker 12: When you're putting on and off your skin.
Speaker 5: Putting it improvised?
Speaker 9: You John, on your hand or your face.
Speaker 5: A lot of.
Speaker 6: Old dead skin coming up there. Now you'll be surprised
Speaker 6: to know it's not the right answer, Johnny boy. But
Speaker 6: nice try. Let's go to be anchor. Here, come morning,
Speaker 6: the anchor, good money? All right, what do you think
Speaker 6: it is? Let's play this again?
Speaker 12: So it's yeah, that's wrong.
Speaker 13: Maybe you know the bottom of the curtain.
Speaker 4: M hmm, it's more squeeze. It's a more squishy sound,
Speaker 4: isn't it squishy?
Speaker 5: More squishy? You need a new bosh at the moment,
Speaker 5: De Bianchor, I.
Speaker 13: Do, because mine my brain. New vacuum cleaner that I
Speaker 13: brought about a month ago, broak four days to coast.
Speaker 5: Do you know we got two of these? You can
Speaker 5: have one, rises Jackie boy, give it the good news.
Speaker 5: What you want?
Speaker 4: You want to call this bush vacuum cleaner with upholstery nozzles,
Speaker 4: crevice nozzle, mattress nozzle, four nozzle and a shoulder strap.
Speaker 5: Or yours Bianchor?
Speaker 9: Okay, oh my god, thank you so much.
Speaker 10: Goal.
Speaker 6: All right, let's get on whoever whoever you like the
Speaker 6: sound of chuck them on the here they can have one.
Speaker 4: Answers win price, got it. Motto of the show that's.
Speaker 5: It wrong means right, Andrew, By gosh, there you go on.
Speaker 5: Very good Andrew, you what you can tell us all
Speaker 5: the way out? Well done, Friday, What did you think
Speaker 5: it was?
Speaker 12: By the way, spaghetti.
Speaker 5: It's not the right answer, but you still want closer.
Speaker 4: It was our closest one. It was a food, Andrew,
Speaker 4: have one more guess, squishy food.
Speaker 14: Marshmallowy doesn't work, marshmallow.
Speaker 5: Well done, you still want that, marsh Andrew?
Speaker 14: Right, I just got to ask, did you get my
Speaker 14: email I send you pictures of the concrete poor we
Speaker 14: did yesterday? Boys?
Speaker 5: No? Was it in? Of course? It's the big poor
Speaker 5: at six? How'd it go?
Speaker 14: It went really well? It went really well. This is
Speaker 14: I emailed your emailed you a couple of videos, so
Speaker 14: you could say I thought Jack might be interested, but
Speaker 14: any hell.
Speaker 5: I'll be interested. I love a big poor as well.
Speaker 5: Was it the it? Was it the five meter one?
Speaker 5: Do you get all the five meters field? Yeah?
Speaker 14: Yeah, well a thousand squares we did, so I was.
Speaker 6: Running the whole metric systems, this whole Soldier boy birthday.
Speaker 5: Things blow my market today.
Speaker 4: But Andrew, imagine the concrete will be a bit dusty
Speaker 4: when it's sets, So you can vacuum it up with
Speaker 4: the new vacuum cleaner.
Speaker 14: Always be said absolutely, thank you very much for that big.
Speaker 5: Future radio you have all right.
Speaker 1: Andrew welned up the Christian O'Connell show podcasts.
Speaker 5: Yesterday. On the show chapter Guy called Darren a place
Speaker 5: called Donald.
Speaker 6: Donald has learned from a lot of places around Australia,
Speaker 6: Donald and invested money tourist and money marketing, big bucks
Speaker 6: into trying to build something massive big. This country is
Speaker 6: famous around the world for very big things.
Speaker 5: Some of them brand them, so we hope they get
Speaker 5: the giant Kokobar.
Speaker 6: That's what I'm looking to do, is a five meter
Speaker 6: high kokob to put Donald on the map.
Speaker 5: We've done some research.
Speaker 6: There have been a couple of big things that never
Speaker 6: quite got off the ground and he'd off the ground
Speaker 6: and up.
Speaker 5: Into the air.
Speaker 6: Rip the big Chris when they tried to be a
Speaker 6: giant Chris Hempsworth.
Speaker 5: She is out of marble, of course, of Greek God.
Speaker 4: Remember we talked to the town mayor, yes, and he
Speaker 4: was all about it, but he didn't even know what
Speaker 4: he wanted to build it out of that stuff.
Speaker 6: Five years on, construction still yet to have started until
Speaker 6: in nineteen queens intown of her King roy and launched
Speaker 6: a foulder attempt to build the big nut.
Speaker 5: Do you want to be known over the big nuts?
Speaker 5: Townsfolk were jealous of their rival city of Chinchilla had
Speaker 5: a big melon. What we need is a big nut
Speaker 5: nut versus Mellon. My money's on the nuts. Rip the
Speaker 5: big bin chicken in Burgh. Thousands of signataries but never
Speaker 5: getting off the ground up into the air. Hopefully the
Speaker 5: kookabar of Donald isn't another No, the kooka bar is
Speaker 5: going to make him.
Speaker 6: But don't think of this because this country is famous
Speaker 6: for these big things. If there was a Mount Rushmore,
Speaker 6: a giant, a really big, bigger Mount Rushmore here in
Speaker 6: Australia and it's only got the four best big things
Speaker 6: that are around this country, what has to go on there? Right,
Speaker 6: make your case, state your case, But just one big
Speaker 6: thing that you love would have to go on the
Speaker 6: Mount Rushmore of Australia's big thing part Just, Katelyn, what
Speaker 6: do you want to make the case for?
Speaker 3: It has to be the.
Speaker 15: Big banana, without a doubt, the coolest big thing in Australia.
Speaker 5: Now, why is it the coolest big thing in Australia.
Speaker 5: Just a giant banana.
Speaker 3: Well it's one.
Speaker 15: It's positioned perfectly for everyone that goes through Coffs Harbor.
Speaker 3: Right, so when you drive, yeah, as you're leading COFs Harbor.
Speaker 15: No, I don't know, it's not as you're going north
Speaker 15: towards Brisbane.
Speaker 5: Right, perfect position is because if it was east, Yeah,
Speaker 5: not the same.
Speaker 4: I just hate to detour somewhere in Coffs Harbor are
Speaker 4: going to We're losing time.
Speaker 5: Here's stuck in the freeway system of COFs Harbor.
Speaker 3: We see the big Banana.
Speaker 15: The best thing about it is you can walk through
Speaker 15: the big Banana, which is epic.
Speaker 5: And again that's the best thing about it. You can
Speaker 5: walk through it.
Speaker 3: No, but also it has a toboggan.
Speaker 15: Well at least it you can get frozen bananas dipped
Speaker 15: in chocolate, which is the best thing for a kid.
Speaker 15: So we used to go and visit it every year
Speaker 15: when I went away, we used to stay and more
Speaker 15: googlegad Yep, you.
Speaker 5: Should go and visit every year. Kids were its that time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we walk through and you won't have to detail.
Speaker 5: Walk through it again.
Speaker 15: I believe it was also one of the first big
Speaker 15: things in Australia. So it was born out in like
Speaker 15: sixty four, I believe I do.
Speaker 4: Agree with that.
Speaker 6: I think it's I think it should go on the
Speaker 6: Mount Rushmore. It was the first at the top, the top,
Speaker 6: right the top, and again you walk through this Mount Rushmore,
Speaker 6: but you go through the banana first and you buy
Speaker 6: those frozen bananas.
Speaker 5: Caanain genuinely like it's Christmas.
Speaker 15: I'm so proud of the big Banana. Like I can't
Speaker 15: express to you how great it was as a kid.
Speaker 15: It was the best thing we ever did. We were
Speaker 15: like the big Banana, guys.
Speaker 3: We got photos in front of it every year. I'll
Speaker 3: send a photo to you guys, but yeah, it was great.
Speaker 6: I want to see you looking happy in front of
Speaker 6: the big banana. All right, lines are open now, so
Speaker 6: the big Banana. We're agreed, just going on the Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 6: Very big things in Australia. What else is up there
Speaker 6: with it? Like a kid on Christmas, dake, I guess
Speaker 6: you go and play with your remote control car.
Speaker 5: Well, Christian Connell's show podcast talking about big things in Australia.
Speaker 5: What are the best ones? Though?
Speaker 6: There's a Mount Rushmore for the best four what has
Speaker 6: to go up there? Nine four three, Christian are talking
Speaker 6: about the ones that aren't here anymore? Please, can we
Speaker 6: have a moment of silence for the chine earthworm in Victoria?
Speaker 6: Where was rip the chine earthworm? It got demolished a
Speaker 6: few years ago. If you demolished a big thing, you
Speaker 6: need to replace it. I should think with a bigger thing.
Speaker 6: Whatever it is?
Speaker 5: All right? So Patsy, what would you have up on
Speaker 5: the Mount Rushmore?
Speaker 3: It's hard.
Speaker 7: I'd go the big giant koala at Dad's wills Bridge.
Speaker 5: That's nice.
Speaker 7: You go in his belly and go up the stairs,
Speaker 7: and he's got eyes like he's own crack.
Speaker 3: He looks a bit sort of startled, doesn't he. The
Speaker 3: other one is the.
Speaker 5: Massive we've got nothing.
Speaker 7: What about Kelly at glenn Rowan in my old romping ground.
Speaker 7: He's standing between his legs.
Speaker 5: Any one for one? Linda, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning Christian and Crewe.
Speaker 16: Now, if you're thinking about the big banana, don't bother
Speaker 16: you may as well just drive past, take a photo
Speaker 16: and just keep going. If you wanted to see something,
Speaker 16: you could see the rocking horse in Giant Rocking Horse
Speaker 16: in South Australia but the best of all would be
Speaker 16: the Giant Globster in South Australia.
Speaker 6: Now that is that's great. I've got phots of my
Speaker 6: kids under that. They were excited. The Giant Lobster is great.
Speaker 16: Yeah, it was excellent.
Speaker 4: I didn't know you've been to the Giant Lobster too,
Speaker 4: because he's got a dark place in our broadcasting history.
Speaker 4: On Hamish and Andy.
Speaker 5: Why will happened?
Speaker 4: Well, similar to us trying to raise money for the
Speaker 4: Big kooker Burrow yesterday, we tried to raise money for
Speaker 4: the Lobster when it looked like it might have to
Speaker 4: get demolished because they couldn't repaint it or something. It
Speaker 4: costs twenty grand to keep him upkeep for the lobster,
Speaker 4: So we did a drive and like everyone raised money
Speaker 4: for the lobby.
Speaker 6: Mind this is Hami Shnandi his biggest, most successful show ever.
Speaker 4: No one, you know, poultry amounts. No one really wanted
Speaker 4: to put in their own hardened to the lobster. So
Speaker 4: then we had to do and I'm embarrassed to say
Speaker 4: this the worst thing we've ever done probably on the show.
Speaker 4: The Bank of South Australia said, look, we'll come in
Speaker 4: and we'll give you the twenty grand, but you have
Speaker 4: to interview our mascot on air. So we had to
Speaker 4: interview a magpie.
Speaker 5: That's not Judge Jack. You never know what's around the corner.
Speaker 5: Have saved my laughter.
Speaker 4: We had the interview. Remember your magpie called the piping
Speaker 4: shrike on.
Speaker 5: It pushing all the banks different? Oh no, poor folk.
Speaker 6: Well if you see the giant lobster and look at
Speaker 6: the paint, how good it is? You know Nandy had
Speaker 6: to pay the piper for that.
Speaker 12: Good morning Steve, Good morning gang, Happy Friday to all Friday.
Speaker 5: Steve. What else has to go on to me? The
Speaker 5: Mount rushmore?
Speaker 9: Then?
Speaker 12: Okay, don't worry about your big lobsters and bananas out
Speaker 12: at Clyde in Melbourne, South East. And they've got my
Speaker 12: giant wheelbarrow and let me sit to you. It is
Speaker 12: dead set, enormous. It would be between five and ten
Speaker 12: meters high. It has to be fifteen millions long. It's
Speaker 12: a dirty, great, big, rusty old wheelbarrow that is in
Speaker 12: the middle of a playground.
Speaker 5: Can I ask why.
Speaker 12: I'm I'm almost tipping. Its a nod to the farmer
Speaker 12: folk that used to be on the land before, before
Speaker 12: they turn into housing.
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe a hat. It's iconic. It's like the giant wheelbarrow.
Speaker 4: Big things. It's not that big.
Speaker 12: Have you seen the flight of a normal wheelbarrow.
Speaker 5: He's got listen, he's got proportion. Okay, we understand a
Speaker 5: normal wheelbrow said, let's not fold out over the mega wheelbarrow.
Speaker 4: I'll give you that. It's bigger than a normal wheelbarrow.
Speaker 4: But we're talking about the banana of the clod, which has.
Speaker 5: A lot you can walk.
Speaker 12: Give me a Today we go to the Clyde Cricket
Speaker 12: Cricket Club and every one of us we drive passes
Speaker 12: wheelbarrow and the people haven't seen it before. They're absolutely gobsmack.
Speaker 5: And yeah, I'd be gol smack, Steve. It's a strong case.
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. You come, have a good weekend.
Speaker 12: You're welcome to you guys.
Speaker 5: Claire, good morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Happy Friday.
Speaker 5: Happy Friday, Claire. And what big things you go on
Speaker 5: our Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 10: Definitely the big pineapple and Namble Queensland. It's been there
Speaker 10: for years and years. I dispute whether it was banana
Speaker 10: cane first.
Speaker 5: The pineapple was first show the pineapple.
Speaker 6: I met the Bill Bryson, but when he came to
Speaker 6: I'm pretty sure Bill br say that the Pineapple was first, but.
Speaker 12: I'll be wrong.
Speaker 10: But it's also famous for another reason. Lady Die and
Speaker 10: Charles came out to tour the Big Pineapple and I
Speaker 10: was fortunate enough to take the day off school and
Speaker 10: I managed to get a good photo of Lady Die
Speaker 10: on the Nutmobile there. So it's excuse me.
Speaker 5: They're now king that the nutmobil. We can't call him that.
Speaker 5: What do you mean the nutmobill?
Speaker 10: There's a nuts farm next door to the Big Pineapple.
Speaker 10: It's all part of the one tourist attraction. So they're
Speaker 10: like little macadamia nuts in half with you know, so
Speaker 10: you can see through the middle. And yeah, got a
Speaker 10: really good photo of Lady sitting in the Nutmobile.
Speaker 6: That is a moment captured there that is so good. Yeah,
Speaker 6: Big Bye Apple has to go on our Mount Rushmore.
Speaker 5: Yes, thank you very much. You cool. How a good weekend?
Speaker 16: You too?
Speaker 8: Bye.
Speaker 2: This is the Christian o'comel show podcast.
Speaker 5: Yesterday, we're having a team meeting and one of the
Speaker 5: team their stomachs start to gurgle and what is that?
Speaker 5: What is it going on? I always think it means,
Speaker 5: I guess is where we're all brought up. That means
Speaker 5: you're hungry, because people always go someone's hungry, doesn't actually
Speaker 5: mean that. What is stomach gurgle?
Speaker 4: I can eat and feel full and gurgle, So I
Speaker 4: don't think it's just a hungry thing.
Speaker 5: What is it?
Speaker 4: I also think I gurgle more than an average person.
Speaker 5: Do you do?
Speaker 4: You don't you find?
Speaker 5: Yeah? You are gurgling, yeah, And I think it's because
Speaker 5: you have like one twig a week.
Speaker 4: Look at now meeting oats every morning as well as.
Speaker 5: Any human being that jam jar you're bringing of old
Speaker 5: school oats. He's got there that or two on stuff
Speaker 5: like that. It's like a pet.
Speaker 4: Food you reckon. You're a gurgler, tu path. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 4: always gurgling.
Speaker 5: And is it?
Speaker 3: It's just your digestion, isn't it?
Speaker 5: But what do you mean by that?
Speaker 7: Well, digestion taking its way down the bow and it's
Speaker 7: grabbing all the good bits at once, and all the
Speaker 7: junkets chucking further down the bow, so it goes out
Speaker 7: the back end.
Speaker 4: And that gurgles, does it?
Speaker 3: Well, it's doing It's like a little factory in there.
Speaker 3: Isn't it. It's like I'll have a bit of that.
Speaker 3: I have a bit of that.
Speaker 5: Don't want that. Tell me what you would have made
Speaker 5: a great teacher the way you explain that actually about
Speaker 5: grabbling goods bits you had me on that. I like that.
Speaker 4: Just we have no idea. I don't know, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: I just like the sound of it. Kids are engage.
Speaker 5: Five year old They believe anything if you say it
Speaker 5: like that. Because it sounded good.
Speaker 4: I imagined it was something to do with air pockets
Speaker 4: between food. So say you have something before breakfast, then
Speaker 4: our lady, you have some breakfast and there's an air
Speaker 4: pockets excess gas. I reckon, gas is involved secreted.
Speaker 5: It's gas secreted? Is it is that right? A gas secretes?
Speaker 5: Is the liquid secreted?
Speaker 4: You know when you get a fist of goot?
Speaker 3: Well, no talk about.
Speaker 4: Like we used to have toys called ghak, which is
Speaker 4: it's just good clarification. Yeah, you folded over yourself in
Speaker 4: the air in the middle and then you squish it
Speaker 4: and we go sound gurgling. I think that's what's happening
Speaker 4: with the food in our stomach.
Speaker 3: It's being folded like folding it pushing.
Speaker 4: The stomach like it's just like as it's turning everything
Speaker 4: around like a washing machine. It's kind of folding over it.
Speaker 6: Thank god, we didn't design human beings the way we're
Speaker 6: work shopping how the body might work. Can anyone shed
Speaker 6: any light? What is going on?
Speaker 5: Doctors? Melvin, please call the shower.
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Speaker 6: What do you think? Have a guess? What is going
Speaker 6: on with our stomach's gurgle? Adams's texted in saying it's
Speaker 6: an internal fart. Adam, I do not believe you're a
Speaker 6: man of medicine. I do not believe there's an internal
Speaker 6: air biscuit. I'm not sure about that. We have Josh,
Speaker 6: who's obviously midway through year twelve is eighteen. Good morning, Josh,
Speaker 6: Good morning morning Josh.
Speaker 5: So what can you tell us about why our stomach's gurgled? Josh?
Speaker 17: Oh, it's just part of your digestive check. So everything's
Speaker 17: getting ready, it needs to move and by it. So
Speaker 17: it's basically warming up as you start thinking about food,
Speaker 17: see food, so producing all the enzymes and getting ready
Speaker 17: to break it up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but why does that gurgle though?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So I get that you see food and you tell
Speaker 4: your stomach, hey, you get ready for this?
Speaker 6: You want to take as like a garbage supposal.
Speaker 17: Yep, that's one way to put it. It's just all
Speaker 17: the noises going on in your stomach.
Speaker 5: But then if you're warming up, I could understand maybe
Speaker 5: that the garbage disposal bit is when you're getting rid
Speaker 5: of the waste stuff. That's a different end of the process.
Speaker 17: Now, well, it's still churning because think of your stomach
Speaker 17: even around like a washing machine.
Speaker 4: Basically I saided moving around like a washing machine.
Speaker 5: You did? Yeah, all right?
Speaker 4: Is that what you learn in school this week?
Speaker 5: Josh? Year twelve?
Speaker 17: Uh didn't really do anything in the moowis sax season.
Speaker 5: Sorry, yeah, all right, Josh, Well that's a good lucky
Speaker 5: year twelve. Thank you, Thank you is what you'r eighteen
Speaker 5: year old boys said? Like, and listen, we had him
Speaker 5: for a minute half. Imagine being in a car with that.
Speaker 5: You know, in my mind, he's like six. You know
Speaker 5: the woman that there's six for something.
Speaker 6: I don't know what to do with all that that
Speaker 6: young testosterone energy.
Speaker 4: No interest in keeping a conversation going at all.
Speaker 5: Who forced him to call the radio? Show. I feel
Speaker 5: sorry for Josh in this. He's a victim. Here. Oh
Speaker 5: here we got here, Peter, good?
Speaker 8: Here you going that?
Speaker 5: Good? Peter, you're mada medicine. You were doctor gastro inst.
Speaker 8: No, No, I'm not so. I'm somebody who just stumbled
Speaker 8: across the word bore boring my. I think that's how pronounced,
Speaker 8: and I'm wondering what it meant, and it turns out
Speaker 8: it's means it's a sound your stomach mate smell at
Speaker 8: rumbles and what it is. It's produced by the intestinal
Speaker 8: muscles contracting, extracting all the nutrients and squeezing the gas
Speaker 8: further down the track.
Speaker 5: That's actually what you sin.
Speaker 3: Layman's turn correct, bobber.
Speaker 4: You like a sponge with I think that was there?
Speaker 6: And Peter, what's the word again? So it's on a
Speaker 6: matter peic. It's kind of represents what the sensation sound is.
Speaker 8: It's kind of like that. It's bor borrig my, which
Speaker 8: is b o b O R y g M.
Speaker 5: I great name for an indie band on Triple J,
Speaker 5: isn't it. I bet that's that's great. Peter, Thank you
Speaker 5: very much. You cool, No worries loving to here from
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Speaker 6: This week we had a phone called farm an extraordinary, amazing,
Speaker 6: beautiful soul called Sue. She called us Tuesday, right in
Speaker 6: the middle of giving away the billboards for that day,
Speaker 6: and she wanted billboard just put a message on to say, actually,
Speaker 6: today I think about her brother. Her brother was going
Speaker 6: to be getting married in August, but sadly on Monday,
Speaker 6: right at the start this week, he'd found out that
Speaker 6: the brain cans that he had I was getting more
Speaker 6: severe and actually, if he didn't want to get married,
Speaker 6: it would have to be moved to this weekend as
Speaker 6: opposed to six weeks times. So Sue wasn't calling asking
Speaker 6: for help or anything like that. She just want to
Speaker 6: put a message on the billboards. When we heard what
Speaker 6: was going on, we chatted to her, and so many
Speaker 6: people called the show and the station without the day.
Speaker 6: We were inundated for days and people wanting to help
Speaker 6: ower to try and because everyone appreciates there's so much
Speaker 6: work that goes into planning a wedding, and that's when
Speaker 6: he got like a year or two to plant. Suddenly
Speaker 6: moving it within a couple of days and you're trying
Speaker 6: to process everything that the family going through. However, thanks
Speaker 6: you for amazing how and the incredible power of a
Speaker 6: sister called Sue. The wedding is happening tomorrow for her
Speaker 6: brother and a sister in law to be Brian and Heather.
Speaker 6: So we just want to catch up with Sue and
Speaker 6: I'll wish you all the best for tomorrow. Sue, good morning,
Speaker 6: Good morning. So how are you today? You excited? It
Speaker 6: must have been in a kind of strange crazy.
Speaker 5: Week for you all.
Speaker 13: Oh it has been. Yeah, it's been. It's a gamut
Speaker 13: of emotions, excitement and and tiredness and elation and everything
Speaker 13: just all rolled into one. It's been. It's been a rollercoaster.
Speaker 6: Well done though, and thanks for giving us a called
Speaker 6: Tuesday because it's amazing. Your brother's going to get married tomorrow.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, we've called it together thanks to well, thanks
Speaker 13: to you guys and the photo Booth Exclusive Events.
Speaker 6: And you've got the piper. I understand you got the
Speaker 6: piper that we didn't have two days ago. You now
Speaker 6: got the piper because the one you did have is
Speaker 6: now the World Championships in Scotland.
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, Aaron Gordon, there's been amazing wishing wedding. Sorry,
Speaker 13: they've been lovely too. That's all we really needed. We didn't,
Speaker 13: we didn't We certainly didn't want to take advantage of everybody,
Speaker 13: if that's the right term. We just we just needed
Speaker 13: to get a couple of things together and which Patterson
Speaker 13: River Golf Club came through for us.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 13: So, and even the because everything had to be changed
Speaker 13: on all of the documents. So the celibates running around
Speaker 13: like crazy, drove into Melbourne to do all that for us.
Speaker 6: I understand the photo booth guys driving all the way
Speaker 6: because he was so moved by a call and what
Speaker 6: you're trying to do for your brother. He's come a
Speaker 6: flight pointok or.
Speaker 13: Something, I know. I said to him, look it's just
Speaker 13: too far, like he's got young kids. I said, it's
Speaker 13: too far, don't worry, it's okay, we'll be fine. And
Speaker 13: he's like, no, no, we want to do it. So yeah,
Speaker 13: it actually has been great. So well, thank you events,
Speaker 13: Thank you.
Speaker 6: Isn't it amazing now people we want to help each
Speaker 6: other out. There's something really magical. So many bit of
Speaker 6: them moved by what you've been trying to do for Brian.
Speaker 6: And you're well tomorrow should be your sister in or Heather.
Speaker 13: Yeah, thank you, it's been it's bick. I don't know
Speaker 13: whether it's sunk in quite yet, you know what I mean,
Speaker 13: everything you're dunking. It's just year. But it'll be fine.
Speaker 13: It'll be right on the night.
Speaker 6: Well, and what time is it all happening tomorrow, because
Speaker 6: we're going to be thinking of you tomorrow. What time
Speaker 6: is it all happening for you and Brian and Heather
Speaker 6: and all your family and friends.
Speaker 13: The ceremony is at four I believe now, and then
Speaker 13: I think they're going off to have photos around the
Speaker 13: golf club, and then of course we're just hanging all
Speaker 13: around and then there's dinner. I mean, I think the
Speaker 13: golf club even moved a seventy sis. I don't know
Speaker 13: the celebration of the golf club or something. They were amazing.
Speaker 5: You see them in the rain and a bunker. You know,
Speaker 5: it's the old diddies that they.
Speaker 4: Moved out out.
Speaker 10: Exactly.
Speaker 13: And then we don't envisit it going late because Brian
Speaker 13: does get very tired. But yeah, we're sort of just
Speaker 13: going to have all the families coming in. My niece
Speaker 13: was moving to Western Australia this weekend, and she's postpone that.
Speaker 5: I'm glad it to all come together.
Speaker 6: You will have the needs knees up that you wanted
Speaker 6: to give your brother something special tomorrow you will. And
Speaker 6: also we're going to put a little message up on
Speaker 6: our billboards that you originally called us Tuesday about We're
Speaker 6: going to give you a special message for you, Brian
Speaker 6: and Heather tomorrow as well. To look out for those.
Speaker 13: Oh so make sure that we all drive down there
Speaker 13: and take photos.
Speaker 5: Well, focus on there.
Speaker 6: Don't start doing detours around the Boldsea Bridge and Princess Freeway.
Speaker 6: You've got a bigger date than that. This is a
Speaker 6: season billboards. We can take the photos for you, Okay.
Speaker 6: I don't want to be driving around on the tunnel
Speaker 6: and see a wedding party under some billboard.
Speaker 5: Couple side of a freeway.
Speaker 13: Dear, you're looking at this quite possible.
Speaker 6: That you will, all right, So listen, I just want
Speaker 6: to say thank you so much for being the amazing
Speaker 6: person you are. You're called us Tuesday and you weren't
Speaker 6: really even asking for help. I think you're an amazing person.
Speaker 6: You've inspired everyone this week, everyone who heard you call
Speaker 6: and over the next couple of days as well. You're
Speaker 6: a special person, Sue, so thank you very much for
Speaker 6: looking out for your brother.
Speaker 5: And and Heather as well. And also you've still been
Speaker 5: at work this week and I bore this all together.
Speaker 6: So enjoy your day tomorrow and seeing your brother getting married.
Speaker 6: And I know that Brian's a big fan of the Beatles.
Speaker 6: So we're going to play this for you all today
Speaker 6: and have a great day tomorrow.
Speaker 5: We're sending you lots of love, oh sad with us.
Speaker 13: Thank you so so much. I can't put into it
Speaker 13: how grateful I am. I'm not special, I'm just a sister.
Speaker 5: Oh no, no, you are.
Speaker 6: You're really special, Sue. All right, so enjoy your day tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Thank you for calling us Tuesday, take care mate well.
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Speaker 6: So a slight blip yesterday for the Matilda's slight just
Speaker 6: one goal man even were talking about what.
Speaker 5: Is one goal?
Speaker 6: That was a friendly friendly yesterday against Nigeria. However, the
Speaker 6: real game is right here Amy Park Monday Matilda's play
Speaker 6: must Win Monday from the Matilda's taken on Canada at
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Speaker 5: To put Australia and friends.
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Speaker 6: The Matildas need everyone to give them positivity on Monday evening.
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Speaker 6: Canada are one of the best teams in the whole tournament.
Speaker 6: They have to win. Mary Powder is back. No idea
Speaker 6: win Coat is ever going to play again. We hope
Speaker 6: she's back Monday.
Speaker 5: Who knows. However, they have to win. Every goal they
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Speaker 4: Every goal equals a cold this bush vacuum cleaner.
Speaker 5: Come on, Matildas.
Speaker 6: When you hear that, why wouldn't you want to stick
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Speaker 6: going to do also on Monday Show, we're doing winn
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Speaker 5: When you put these two.
Speaker 6: Titanic elemental forces together, the Ying and the Yang, I
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Speaker 6: have I think what message do you think?
Speaker 11: Think?
Speaker 6: Like Ted Lasso, what would he say if he went
Speaker 6: into locker and perform the night's game against Canada. What
Speaker 6: would he say to the Matildas.
Speaker 5: That's what we want on the billboards that we have
Speaker 5: on Monday.
Speaker 6: Let's howp the Matildas. There's too arbit positivity. Must Win
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Speaker 4: And if we can't find anything, then screw them.
Speaker 5: It's over Canada. It's over. That's all on Monday Show,
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