Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: She got up to doing my upper lip. I'm a starker.
Speaker 3: My thought Chris Hemsworth would have had a person from
Speaker 3: Nappy Rush.
Speaker 4: If you haven't a god for the nuts, take a
Speaker 4: good long look at yourself. O'Connell one, O four, Good morning.
Speaker 4: It's six minutes past six Wednesday morning, Christian O'Connell's show.
Speaker 4: Coome morning, Patsy, Good morning, Jackie Boy.
Speaker 3: How are you, guys?
Speaker 4: I'm good. So you went out on a date light
Speaker 4: last night for you, miss as you use this babysitter.
Speaker 3: We went to see the new sci fi film The Creator.
Speaker 3: We're actually invited as a previous screening.
Speaker 4: But hello, he's moving into your territory. Yeah, we were
Speaker 4: actually invited to a media screen They invite everybody serious after.
Speaker 4: I'm into one of those thinking pretty exclusively. I look around.
Speaker 4: There about eight hundred people there. You can't all have
Speaker 4: a radio show.
Speaker 3: The problem was we used for the first time a
Speaker 3: babysitter who was a stranger to us.
Speaker 4: Andrew very available right now.
Speaker 3: Is recently out of work.
Speaker 4: He's got some great references.
Speaker 3: No, we went on to one of these websites, so
Speaker 3: it's all legit and they have references on there and
Speaker 3: that sort of thing. But it's still weird to hand
Speaker 3: your child over to somebody who half.
Speaker 4: An hour must have been really worried.
Speaker 3: Particularly she was doing a thousand yards.
Speaker 4: It sounds like you were fine with it, like to
Speaker 4: just handle them off to stranger on the street. That
Speaker 4: guy eating out the bench, he looks like he'll be okay,
Speaker 4: he looks responsible.
Speaker 3: I just think she she just seemed like she would know.
Speaker 4: Great criteria not even.
Speaker 2: So it was like a misusdoubt fire situation. That feel.
Speaker 3: She was like in her thirties and she worked full time,
Speaker 3: so you just I got the feeling like she was.
Speaker 4: Right, gotcha, Yeah, but.
Speaker 3: Was worried that, you know, she would put Gordy in
Speaker 3: the bath and then leave. I don't know where she's going.
Speaker 4: Down table slab of bear or I think I.
Speaker 3: Think it'll be fine. But even through the whole dinner,
Speaker 3: we were distracted banks checking her phone for updates, and
Speaker 3: I said, we're not going to enjoy the movie if
Speaker 3: we're worried about it.
Speaker 4: She's like, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: We go to the film. She gets in trouble from
Speaker 3: one of the ushers for taking her phone in the
Speaker 3: first five minutes. And then because we're distracted, we're not
Speaker 3: committing to the sci fi world of.
Speaker 4: The sci fi? Can I just that's not my wife,
Speaker 4: it's her favorite genre. So I've had to sit through
Speaker 4: a lot of sci fi. Sci fi demands, a lot
Speaker 4: of you you've got to buy into this sort of
Speaker 4: made up world. And there's all these kind of allegories
Speaker 4: like the Federation won't stand for this, and wait, are
Speaker 4: they the government? Are they the government? Why can't they
Speaker 4: just while there was use that? And they go, So
Speaker 4: the replicants up the gamma rays, No, sir, they're gonna
Speaker 4: it's too the science isn't quite there. Get we need
Speaker 4: to move everything up the goods. And then you've got
Speaker 4: if there's someone who's got a part of their brain
Speaker 4: exposed and there's a computer in there.
Speaker 3: I'm out a lot of that. And in this they
Speaker 3: were called the simulant replicant simulants. So the year is
Speaker 3: twenty sixty five, we're in the future. The Federation is
Speaker 3: trying to shut down AI, and there is a lot
Speaker 3: of half humans with metallic stuff.
Speaker 4: At the computers in the back of their heads.
Speaker 3: So a lot of this sort of shot where you
Speaker 3: the camera's face onto somebody and you're like, there's a human.
Speaker 3: They've turned their head to the side. What's going on
Speaker 3: on the back?
Speaker 4: So for you with all this going on, there's too much.
Speaker 4: If it's a rom com or it's good versus bad,
Speaker 4: that's easy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're just distracted. So I'm not buying into six five.
Speaker 3: Our guy who's got you know, he's got artificial limbs,
Speaker 3: so he's a bit half Ai been half human. Which
Speaker 3: side is he on?
Speaker 4: Classic story is Roum and Julie.
Speaker 3: Halfway through, BER's like, we haven't got a message from Gal.
Speaker 3: I was like, you know what, on bored, let's just
Speaker 3: go home. So we left the creator halfway through. I
Speaker 3: think for sci fi fans you'll enjoy it. So don't
Speaker 3: let this be a rubbishing of the film.
Speaker 4: And of course I'm on the movie company be listening
Speaker 4: right now, going can we clip that? Put it on
Speaker 4: the poster. I'm sure for sci fi fans, let this
Speaker 4: be a rubbishing on the movie.
Speaker 3: I just don't want a blacklist to getst my name
Speaker 3: for any future invites. Keep inviting me. This one wasn't
Speaker 3: for me. But for sci fi fans, I'll bet you
Speaker 3: enjoy it.
Speaker 4: Patty, you're going to be going to this one.
Speaker 5: No, it's not your bag, No it's not.
Speaker 2: Just won't go with me because I say I don't
Speaker 2: understand what's happening. He'll say, shut up, I'm trying to
Speaker 2: watch the movie. But who's that? What are they doing?
Speaker 2: I thought they were someone else?
Speaker 3: Then yeah, nah, Patty, you should wait for the creator
Speaker 3: of the musical.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: I feel like I've been reborn this time. Yesterday I
Speaker 4: was struggling to breathe and walk. It had taken me
Speaker 4: twenty minutes to get out of bed. I totally screwed
Speaker 4: my back again doing something I did four years ago,
Speaker 4: lifting a couch once more. It is my nemesis. Someday.
Speaker 4: We got back from a week away and had to
Speaker 4: shift some furniture around. Our wife said, hey, listen, don't
Speaker 4: start rushing like you know me do to get it done.
Speaker 4: I ignored that and I went to deadlift a couch
Speaker 4: chat with very bad foot.
Speaker 3: The last time you were literally in the back of
Speaker 3: an ambulance after they put you on the whistle, wasn't
Speaker 3: that far away? Four years of I went to see
Speaker 3: my guy. Everyone, when you.
Speaker 4: Get to a certain age, you start to have a
Speaker 4: guy who's your maya fascial guy, right. And I went
Speaker 4: in there and he went, oh, dear, and he looked
Speaker 4: pleased that I was in it. I could barely get
Speaker 4: out the chair. I was sweating. I was high on
Speaker 4: painkillers and goadin and he said, I just checked my records.
Speaker 4: The last time I saw you was December last year.
Speaker 4: He goes, you almost made the year. But he's so please,
Speaker 4: he almost has learned something. But wait, no, belly, get
Speaker 4: out of September and he went because he was the
Speaker 4: guy who rebuilt me four years ago. And he goes,
Speaker 4: what's happening a couch? Because not again? Not deadlifting it alone?
Speaker 4: I went, yeah, I said, I almost called you in
Speaker 4: the car around the corner because I was actually strong
Speaker 4: just to get out the car, because if you hurt
Speaker 4: your back, getting in and out of the car is
Speaker 4: so hard.
Speaker 3: And what did you want him to do?
Speaker 4: Come and get me or start? He says, He said
Speaker 4: last year that happened only once in his career of
Speaker 4: twenty five years. A guy called in tears, going I
Speaker 4: can't get out of the car, so he started. He
Speaker 4: actually got in the passenger seat and started putting his
Speaker 4: hand behind his back to free up his spine to
Speaker 4: get him out.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian o'commel show podcast.
Speaker 4: Which is did a guy call in? I don't know
Speaker 4: why Tom producer wouldn't let him on air, but a
Speaker 4: very kind man offering to help heal my back. He's
Speaker 4: a I didn't know this was a thing. But he
Speaker 4: can heal people from a distance, a long distance here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, not reiki because I don't touch it with reiki,
Speaker 2: do they?
Speaker 4: Well? I don't. Well, I I like reiki, but that
Speaker 4: is a hands on thing, you know. I can't really
Speaker 4: start helping people out in you know, Birmingham, London or whatever.
Speaker 4: Marie over there. But Brian said he only needed was
Speaker 4: a post of the dress post or Google is using
Speaker 4: ancient tentergy known as Google Maps.
Speaker 3: I can see your health.
Speaker 7: Now.
Speaker 4: I'm not back yet, mates, My wife is in there
Speaker 4: and she's got great back. Don't don't heal hers. I'll
Speaker 4: be in between one and three, Brian Hilm in between
Speaker 4: one and three. But apparently, yeah, Patsy, he can heal
Speaker 4: people even in the same room. The other side of
Speaker 4: a room.
Speaker 2: Tom assured me that sounds like witch doctoring to me.
Speaker 3: Well, if he's in the same room, why not just
Speaker 3: walk across the room.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's quite a lazy sort.
Speaker 3: Of I don't want to get out of the couch.
Speaker 4: I'm just watching TV at the moment. Let me just
Speaker 4: over my shoulder. I can do it. That should there
Speaker 4: you go, That should be anyway, Brian, thank you very
Speaker 4: much for the offer. I live at number thirty six,
Speaker 4: by the way. All right, by the way, extra spring
Speaker 4: and Patsy step today, isn't it with the news about Dan, I.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't say that. Yeah, I just said a good sleep.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I saw you, Yeah, I saw you last night
Speaker 8: burning the effigy down on Spring Street. You happy, right,
Speaker 8: and I'm drunk down Spring Street now, Data, Dan, come
Speaker 8: on better.
Speaker 2: Happy, Happy to see your two beautiful, smiling faces.
Speaker 3: No one hated Dan Andrews more than Neil Mitchell because
Speaker 3: Dan Andrews at some point refused to come on show
Speaker 3: or never went on ever.
Speaker 4: And yet Neil didn't seem to make that big an
Speaker 4: impact on the landslide victories that Dan seems to have.
Speaker 4: All right, so knock on Wednesday, I know it's school
Speaker 4: holiday second week, but there are people who are still
Speaker 4: at work and actually at work right now. So if
Speaker 4: you're at work right now while the rest of the
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Speaker 4: are at work right now. Knock on Wednesdays here nine
Speaker 4: four one four one O four three. That's fine. Now
Speaker 4: who is already knocked on at work? Good morning, Chris?
Speaker 9: Hey, good morning.
Speaker 4: How I'm good Chris? So what are you knocked on?
Speaker 4: What do you do? Chris?
Speaker 9: Well, this morning, I'm changing over a whole lot of
Speaker 9: those big giant freeway side banners, you know, the big
Speaker 9: ones up on the monopol kind of thing that you
Speaker 9: see as you're driving down the freeway, changing over a
Speaker 9: bunch of them, the digital ones, not the digital No,
Speaker 9: we don't change them.
Speaker 4: That's they're sort of the ones that we were actually
Speaker 4: in charge of only a couple of months ago. Lights,
Speaker 4: Jack body and all days today.
Speaker 9: I couldn't even get the day off. It's my birthday
Speaker 9: to that?
Speaker 2: Did you say fifty fifty?
Speaker 4: First?
Speaker 2: Happy?
Speaker 9: But yeah, last year was a special one.
Speaker 4: Sounds that Patsy was Downgrady because you got all excited
Speaker 4: because I thought he said fifty.
Speaker 2: It's quite a milestone.
Speaker 9: Not even yeah, yeah, I've gone pasty on past the
Speaker 9: part of the market ceiling over the hill, I think
Speaker 9: is the expression potment.
Speaker 4: Down to there. It's all love being until old, I
Speaker 4: think in a great moon today perhaps remember Dan's gone.
Speaker 4: Now it's good news to you people.
Speaker 9: Here.
Speaker 3: What do you do for your birthday?
Speaker 4: Chris?
Speaker 9: Yeah, so we're heading out to the Eating House over
Speaker 9: in Roeville tonight, twelve of us.
Speaker 4: That's not actually I know Austra to get pretty basic
Speaker 4: with the names like brown Snake, Carpet Snake, and now
Speaker 4: an actual restaurant called the Eating House.
Speaker 9: Yeah it is, Yeah, but you don't eat the house.
Speaker 9: It's it's the it's the place where you get served
Speaker 9: up too. As basic as still.
Speaker 4: Singing at fifty one. My friend put it in the promo.
Speaker 4: All right, Chris, have a great day to day all right,
Speaker 4: and I enjoying birthday.
Speaker 9: Thanks very much, See you later, how.
Speaker 4: By now Joe Joel, Joe.
Speaker 10: Okay, Joe Christians Joel, Yeah, it's meat good.
Speaker 4: Man and Joe. What are you up to? Where are
Speaker 4: your work right now?
Speaker 10: I'm actually on my way at the moment.
Speaker 11: I work.
Speaker 10: I actually I'm still at school. I'm sixteen, still working
Speaker 10: for the school, and they got me in at seven
Speaker 10: in the morning.
Speaker 4: This part of some sort of punishment or something. It's
Speaker 4: that's not worse than attentions during the school holidays. You're
Speaker 4: working for the man at the school. Joel.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, teachers weren't very happy with me, so they probably
Speaker 10: did this as a form of punishment, as you said,
Speaker 10: so oh yeah, yeah, it's good though, it's good. What
Speaker 10: do you have to do, yeah, oh, it's a good job.
Speaker 10: I've just been pressure cleaning for the last few days
Speaker 10: and it's been stinking pretty horrible in the heat sometimes,
Speaker 10: but today I'm just doing more pressure cleaning and changing
Speaker 10: all the clocks. Been blessed with this job?
Speaker 9: Is so good?
Speaker 4: How many clocks is that school? What are you working in,
Speaker 4: big ben at a school? How many clocks?
Speaker 12: School?
Speaker 4: Willing to hide? And we mean, Joel, all the clocks.
Speaker 10: Every single one. I got to go into every room today.
Speaker 4: Actually, think about every single classroom we had the clock
Speaker 4: on the wall.
Speaker 10: Yeah, every single one.
Speaker 3: So you're changing it for daylight savings? Is that next week?
Speaker 10: This daylight savings? I ain't got a change a battery.
Speaker 10: You got to haul around this huge box of batteries
Speaker 10: with me and stuff.
Speaker 4: Oh I love this. There should be documentary about you
Speaker 4: doing all this job. This is great. And Joe, tell me,
Speaker 4: are you being paid to do this?
Speaker 10: Yeah? I'm getting paid. I'm getting paid pretty good pay
Speaker 10: as well. However, however, I pay for the school. I
Speaker 10: pay to go to the school, so I'm still kind
Speaker 10: of losing anyway.
Speaker 4: But still that is a smart school, isn't it. That's
Speaker 4: ever the school is always winning.
Speaker 10: God bless me with this job. It's good as all right.
Speaker 4: We'll send you some merch Joel, thank you very much
Speaker 4: for giving us a call. Buddy, thank you God, Bless God, Bless.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Just chanting to Joel, their sixteen year old lader who
Speaker 4: has given us a call. Really nice kid. He's a
Speaker 4: second week of school holidays, but he's working for the
Speaker 4: school he goes to. And one of the jobs he's
Speaker 4: got to do today, along with the pressure washing cleaning
Speaker 4: it all is changing all the clocks. And suddenly after
Speaker 4: we said goodbye to and Jack and I read, I
Speaker 4: was obviously it's this weekend the clocks change now. I
Speaker 4: always get so confused. We have this the two changes
Speaker 4: in the UK, so I'm familiar with it. On I
Speaker 4: think someone did the Farmers, but does anyone really? It
Speaker 4: always confused me.
Speaker 3: I hate it. I hate this. It brings on anxiety
Speaker 3: for me. My sister in law lives in California, and
Speaker 3: when we were there, they said they're as a state,
Speaker 3: they voted to get rid of daylight saving. So this
Speaker 3: is the first year they're not doing any daylight saving.
Speaker 4: So do there only change once a year? Then? Because
Speaker 4: there's two changes.
Speaker 3: Now they do no changes?
Speaker 2: Oh well here or over there?
Speaker 3: Sorry in California.
Speaker 4: The California is another place. Sorry if you're not update
Speaker 4: the news.
Speaker 3: There was two changes they had the same as us,
Speaker 3: and now they're doing no changes. Well like Queensland does here,
Speaker 3: they don't change with us.
Speaker 4: Perhapsy So this weekend are we losing all gaining and hour?
Speaker 4: That's the bit that's all you ever care about? Is that?
Speaker 4: Is there less sleep coming?
Speaker 2: They're put forward? Aren't they?
Speaker 4: Do? We fall forward?
Speaker 2: We go forward in the fall, but it's not the.
Speaker 4: Fall, spring spring forward in the spring.
Speaker 3: Rio's got this little saying that goes spring forward.
Speaker 4: For wearing a boat a hat or something and being
Speaker 4: spanked by the Marster. So they've got it right.
Speaker 2: So it's Daylight Saving Time begins at two am on
Speaker 2: the first Sunday in October six.
Speaker 4: Two am as well? Why not just doing at midnight?
Speaker 4: The next day starts down? What's this two am business?
Speaker 2: Yeah, when clocks are put forward one hour, it ends
Speaker 2: at two am, which is three am. No, that's too confusing.
Speaker 4: We get confused.
Speaker 3: And then so jumps from two am to three am automatically.
Speaker 3: And does that mean we lose sleep or weekeain?
Speaker 4: We go time traveling?
Speaker 2: We lose this? Well, we don't lose, but we yeah.
Speaker 4: You do? You lose an hour sleep because you might
Speaker 4: get about at eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's right, So we when the alarm goes off
Speaker 3: Monday morning, or feel like it's going off an hour earlier.
Speaker 4: Yes, correct, Rio, Have we got this correct?
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, that's correct. You lose an hour sleep because
Speaker 5: we spring. We're in spring, we spring forward.
Speaker 4: Spring, and we lose an hour at wintertime.
Speaker 5: We now you fall back again an hour yum yum yum.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 4: I thought you spring forward and then in four fall
Speaker 4: into a hour into six o'clock. Exactly why are we
Speaker 4: still doing this?
Speaker 5: Ah?
Speaker 3: The farmers to.
Speaker 4: Deal with arms right now chewing straw gun but bloody
Speaker 4: s swellers. You understands that we need that extra hour
Speaker 4: because I grew up believing it was. We were told
Speaker 4: at school it was so the farmers could harvest for longer,
Speaker 4: getting an extra hour in the day when there's more
Speaker 4: daylight to pick up the haybells and carrots.
Speaker 3: But they're still they're still in the same amount of day.
Speaker 3: They just have to wake up earlier.
Speaker 4: So haven't they got like lights on those old combine
Speaker 4: arms or something or something? Farmer?
Speaker 3: We still got that?
Speaker 4: Sorry, yeah, we got Joel the sixteen year old on
Speaker 4: to explain it to fifty somethings. Hey, Joel, yeah, chi early,
Speaker 4: and I know you've got to change the clocks today
Speaker 4: for the school and that do you what do you know?
Speaker 4: You were smarter than nice Joel? What do you know
Speaker 4: about the changing of the clocks daylight savings time?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 10: Look, they didn't tell us really a whole lot. It's
Speaker 10: kind of sketchy, i'll be honest, because the change doesn't
Speaker 10: happen till Monday, and it's kind of Wednesday at the moment, so.
Speaker 4: You're very like, eck out, totally in the now the
Speaker 4: power of now.
Speaker 10: Oh my goodness there. Yeah, and I was thinking about it.
Speaker 10: I'm like, yeah, you go to sleep and you get
Speaker 10: an extra hour asleep, but then yeah, you wake up
Speaker 10: an hour earlier. So it's all over the place. And
Speaker 10: it just looks at the clocks till Monday. That's all
Speaker 10: my boss said to me. It's like, oh, we'll do
Speaker 10: it at the very end of the day so no
Speaker 10: one comes in and looks at them, and hopefully no
Speaker 10: one sees them, so we don't have to change it
Speaker 10: back like the between now Monday.
Speaker 3: Everybody's watch all they've got the time on their phone.
Speaker 3: Nobody's walking into a classroom seeing that the time is wrong,
Speaker 3: and you're like, oh my god, I'm an hour.
Speaker 4: And Joel, I think it happens in the hours of Monday,
Speaker 4: more like two am? Is that right?
Speaker 10: Oh my goodness, is Saturday?
Speaker 2: No, it's Sunday, Sunday morning, up to late.
Speaker 4: Tell you who willings to know in this conversation is
Speaker 4: young Joel's supposed to be doing it today actually knows
Speaker 4: less than us. And you're the guy who's at the
Speaker 4: cold face at this clock.
Speaker 3: Changing, Joel, if you wanted to do it professionally, you
Speaker 3: should really wait to two am on Sunday morning and
Speaker 3: the clocks then is it Saturday.
Speaker 2: On Sunday Sunday morning? So when you go to bed Saturday, just.
Speaker 4: What's the Grand Final?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 4: Right, what's the Grand Final? I'm going about at midnight?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and wind your clock forward, so you're kind of
Speaker 2: effectively going am.
Speaker 5: Does that mean we go straight from two to four?
Speaker 5: So there's no three am?
Speaker 2: Two to three?
Speaker 4: Oh, listen to twenty four hours.
Speaker 3: Skip the whole minutes in between two am and three am.
Speaker 5: That means an hour disappears somewhere.
Speaker 4: Yeah, where does it go, Joel?
Speaker 10: Pardon?
Speaker 4: Where does it go? That mysterious hour, Joel?
Speaker 10: Honestly I don't know, but whoever took it returns back
Speaker 10: later in the year, so.
Speaker 4: It us earning interest somewhere. Okay, I got you like
Speaker 4: a super got your job.
Speaker 3: There is there's a line in Billy mad Billy Madison
Speaker 3: enoughter he gives a speech where the teacher says, everybody
Speaker 3: is now stupid, stupid to listen to.
Speaker 4: That's us, that's us, and listen, Joel, you were the
Speaker 4: smart one in this. Thank you very much. Good luck
Speaker 4: with those clocks today. Right Oh God, bless God, bless
Speaker 4: my friend, God bless Christian Connell Show podcast. We are
Speaker 4: looking for your killer facts right now, for the great
Speaker 4: ones fascinating, for the kind of all right.
Speaker 14: Ones mildly interesting, and.
Speaker 4: For the dull ones that you would never turn another
Speaker 4: human being because it would kill the conversation stone cold dead.
Speaker 4: Someone told me one over the weekend right about pepsi
Speaker 4: that was originally called Brad's Drink.
Speaker 3: So bad.
Speaker 4: It's not going to become a global brand. Are you
Speaker 4: known as Brad's Drink? The guy wandered off after telling
Speaker 4: me that I was I think he is winding me up.
Speaker 4: And I looked it up online. It's true. What's originally
Speaker 4: the guy that created it that was His name was Brad,
Speaker 4: so we called it after himself Brad's Drink. And then
Speaker 4: everyone after a while realized it's a terrible name.
Speaker 3: Brad. Try a little bit harder. We love the drink, yeah,
Speaker 3: trust me, we love the drink.
Speaker 4: Now, where would you grade that? Brad's Drink?
Speaker 3: Fascinating?
Speaker 4: All right, I've got some more ones here. Danielle gave
Speaker 4: us this one. A shrimp's heart is actually in its head.
Speaker 14: Fascinating, I'd say, mildly interesting.
Speaker 4: What about this one? This is a great one with
Speaker 4: finals and the pie Kerry fun fact, Christian, the year
Speaker 4: of a monarch's death means Colinwood either wins the premiership
Speaker 4: that year or the year after. This goes back to
Speaker 4: nineteen oh one. Queen Victoria died in nineteen oh one,
Speaker 4: Colin win win the Collinwood win the flag in nineteen
Speaker 4: oh two. Edward dies in nineteen ten, They get the
Speaker 4: flag that year. George the Fifth died in nineteen thirty six.
Speaker 4: Nineteen thirty six, they win the flag that year. Nineteen
Speaker 4: thirty six, George the sixth, nineteen fifty two. They'll win
Speaker 4: the flag the following year, Elizabeth twenty twenty two. Could
Speaker 4: they be winning it a year later? Twenty three?
Speaker 3: That's the kind of superstition that I would put money on.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Wait, you won't believe in a ghost cat, but
Speaker 4: you believe this. Who are you? Jack? Love that one?
Speaker 4: Carry Kerry. That is a great one. Fascinating. Cliff's got
Speaker 4: a group of Quakers is called a shaker like that one. Fascinating.
Speaker 4: And hot water will turn into ice faster than cold water. Fascinating, fascinating.
Speaker 3: You know which one I still think about that we
Speaker 3: had the other week was hot water sounds different to
Speaker 3: cold waterers.
Speaker 4: Oh, this is so good once you know this. And
Speaker 4: I did bore my teenage daughter at the weekend with that,
Speaker 4: and even she went, that is actually interesting.
Speaker 3: You start listening to taps differently.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so this, my friends, once you know this, the
Speaker 4: world changes forever. This is warm water. Listen up, could
Speaker 4: be in an ice warm cup of delicious del Marti
Speaker 4: cold water. That is obvious that this is thinner cold water.
Speaker 4: It sounds thinner to me, and it's higher pitched it is.
Speaker 4: You're right, it was warm water. I got a steam
Speaker 4: coming up.
Speaker 6: Well, Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're looking for your facts. We gray them. Is your facts.
Speaker 14: Fascinating, mildly interesting.
Speaker 4: Or Karlie Christian, I can't call in. I'm dictating this
Speaker 4: on Syrian sending it to you. Oh, Carly Modern, I
Speaker 4: like it by Christian. What do you think of this one?
Speaker 4: Rubber bands last longer if they are refrigerated.
Speaker 3: Oh, he's going through so many rubber bands. Not another one, I.
Speaker 4: Have to I wouldn't even know where they're kept in
Speaker 4: the house. The old rubber band draw. All right, this
Speaker 4: take some facts, Trish, Good morning, Good morning, Good morning, Trish.
Speaker 4: Are you having a good week so far?
Speaker 12: Trish, absolutely in the middle of moving, but having a
Speaker 12: good week.
Speaker 4: Well, good luck with the move. Stressful moving, Yes, it is, indeed.
Speaker 15: Sorry, it's got my.
Speaker 4: Dog dog the ripe secured. That is, to be honest
Speaker 4: with you. You haven't broken in somewhere with you. That sounds
Speaker 4: like a guard dog moving house, moving stuff somebody else's house. Trish,
Speaker 4: We've got you fascinating. You caught me, gotcha, trash? What
Speaker 4: a great alibi. It kind of been me I was
Speaker 4: on a radio show exactly all right, Trish, what is
Speaker 4: your facts for us? Mate?
Speaker 15: Why that is that the piece of toothposts that you
Speaker 15: squeeze onto your toothbrush is actually called a murdle?
Speaker 14: Mildly interesting?
Speaker 4: No, actually, I would tell somebody else that I'm going
Speaker 4: to upgrade your fascinating. Yeah, Nordle, I like it, Trish.
Speaker 4: You sound like that. Where you're calling from is empty,
Speaker 4: you know, when it's all eque we can move everything.
Speaker 12: Because I've moved everything out of the house that I've
Speaker 12: broke into.
Speaker 4: God sha, Trish. Fascinating all right, trist good luck with
Speaker 4: the move. Thanks for calling, mate, Thanks guy. Linda Coome
Speaker 4: morning yesterday. Why are they playing hide and seek on
Speaker 4: the lines? Linda?
Speaker 15: Hello?
Speaker 4: Ah, there you go, Linda. What the fact?
Speaker 15: Did you know that lizards do actually flatten their bodies
Speaker 15: when they're drinking water and.
Speaker 12: They drink really quickly and that's where you get the
Speaker 12: saying flood out like a lizard drinking.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sorry, Linda, you lost me on that one. Not
Speaker 4: the fact fact off that's going to marry here come morning, Mary,
Speaker 4: Good morning, gotcha Mary? Mary? What the fact? What's your
Speaker 4: your factories? Mate?
Speaker 15: So, guys, did you know are you Our rhinoceros's horn
Speaker 15: is made of keratin, the same stuff out finger and
Speaker 15: toenails is made of.
Speaker 4: And beautiful, luxurious lady hair.
Speaker 15: True, I'd like to see Patsy nibbling on that after
Speaker 15: she's given it a trim. She's lost a toenails.
Speaker 2: Let's not bring.
Speaker 4: Well, don't Mary, I've forgot about that nice awful moment
Speaker 4: in show history, the old chewing on the nails.
Speaker 3: Kind of funny image. You imagine Patty nibbling on a
Speaker 3: rhinocerous horn.
Speaker 5: I can't say.
Speaker 2: I don't bring my whole self to the show.
Speaker 15: Chubby unicorns too, Sorry, I call rhinoceroses chubby unicorns unicorns.
Speaker 4: The title of today's show is chubby unicorns. I love that, Mary,
Speaker 4: only is that as a next time I prompted for
Speaker 4: a new password, Unicorn is a great one. Let's all
Speaker 4: use that. Mary's given us something there, chubby unicorn, Mary,
Speaker 4: thank you very much for corna have a good day.
Speaker 15: You're welcome you too. Bye.
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to word James. Now, come on in, James, goodday, guys.
Speaker 9: Here's it gone?
Speaker 4: Good James? And what's your fact?
Speaker 11: For us, a giraffe has the same number of neckbones
Speaker 11: as a human.
Speaker 3: That is fascinating. No, no, come on, think of how
Speaker 3: long they're next. Christian.
Speaker 4: You're right, I would have thought it would be actually
Speaker 4: double the amount of vertebrae.
Speaker 6: Fascinating.
Speaker 13: I didn't believe in myself when I heard it too,
Speaker 13: But it was on the back of like one of
Speaker 13: those all natural little chewy lollies.
Speaker 4: Those are at the back of those little facts about
Speaker 4: the lawyers educated a lot of Australian.
Speaker 6: You're listening to the Christian of Carl's Show.
Speaker 4: Podcast looking for your facts? Are they kidder facts fascinating
Speaker 4: or are they not?
Speaker 3: Can I give you one from the Brownlow Medal on
Speaker 3: Monday Night? Yeah, that I found fascinat. I didn't know
Speaker 3: until they were.
Speaker 4: Doing come in anything interesting from Monday Nights Brownload Jack.
Speaker 3: But I did find this interesting. When they were doing
Speaker 3: the memorial for the Great Ron Brassy, they said that
Speaker 3: Melbourne trying to get Brassy to the demons because his
Speaker 3: father played there was the inspiration for the current day
Speaker 3: father son rule. He was the first father son prospect.
Speaker 4: Fascinating. That is actually a great fact from Monday But
Speaker 4: the only one that will ever come out of the
Speaker 4: brown loads. Someone had to die to give that fact.
Speaker 4: That is a Ron Brassy's ultimate sacrifice. Fascinating alright, working
Speaker 4: for your facts on nine four one four one oh
Speaker 4: four three, Jamie, what the fact?
Speaker 7: My fact is that our whole, our whole earth, elephants
Speaker 7: in humans are the only ones who have defined chins.
Speaker 4: I love this fascinating just even the theory of it.
Speaker 4: A defined chin. But I've seen it like an oranga
Speaker 4: tongue with a great strong jaw line. It's got jaw
Speaker 4: but chin well, chin panzy the name?
Speaker 3: What makes a chin?
Speaker 4: Chin?
Speaker 3: Because a jaw bone is a chin. Though, if you've
Speaker 3: got a monkey's got a chin, surely so they chew, they.
Speaker 4: Have a mandible.
Speaker 7: It doesn't if you google it it does have a chin.
Speaker 4: So the only animals humans an elephant, Yeah, an elephant
Speaker 4: has many many chins.
Speaker 3: I'm looking what what that looks like?
Speaker 4: A chin? What animal are you looking at?
Speaker 3: The tone?
Speaker 4: That's a chin? That No, it's a big old jaw line, sure, sir,
Speaker 4: but it is a chin. What do you think that's
Speaker 4: a chin? What do you think it is real?
Speaker 5: That's in a times eggs chin you have to be
Speaker 5: able to stroke documentary.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 3: Yes, I actually think in Lion King Rafiki does a
Speaker 3: if that is your hertoon, hang.
Speaker 4: On, some mu's got the smoking gun. Jamie stretches, Jamie,
Speaker 4: this is one of the most contentious ones ever. I
Speaker 4: like it. We're going to send your prize. You can
Speaker 4: anyone call in and verify otherwise. So what he just said,
Speaker 4: So it says elephants and humans only us and the
Speaker 4: elephants have chins.
Speaker 3: My mind is dashing through all the animals to think
Speaker 3: of chins. But then my cat this morning, Larry under
Speaker 3: his chin and has a chin. Dogs, my German shepherd dog,
Speaker 3: has a big old jaw line. I wouldn't ye, I
Speaker 3: wouldn't say dogs.
Speaker 2: Is all that just a jaw?
Speaker 4: When does the chin become a sorry chin and a jaw? Things?
Speaker 4: I thought i'd ask on radio? When does a chin
Speaker 4: become a jaw? Calling now on nine four one four,
Speaker 4: one oh four three? Real? Can you look that up
Speaker 4: versus jaw?
Speaker 5: You give me a minute or two maybe take a call?
Speaker 4: All right, yeah, why not? Okay, I'll do that, thanks,
Speaker 4: mister producer. Checking your wait around? Who we got here?
Speaker 16: Lorenzo High Team of my fact today is that before
Speaker 16: Melbourne was called Melbourne, people sort of calling it bat Mania.
Speaker 4: That is a great one as well, Lorenzo. Fascinating what
Speaker 4: a great city would be to live in that was
Speaker 4: called Batmania. Yeah, we'll.
Speaker 16: Dressing up as Batman all day.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Lorenzo, you're in school holidays, yeah, yeah, your second week,
Speaker 4: you're bored kind of yeah, Yeah, that's it. Give a
Speaker 4: radio show. It's a thing to do, isn't it? Gotcha,
Speaker 4: Lorenzo will send your price. Thank you very much for
Speaker 4: giving us a call. Okay, bye, Yeah, what do you
Speaker 4: found out?
Speaker 5: Chin is separate to the jaw. It's a protruding bone
Speaker 5: beneath your jaw.
Speaker 4: No, it's part of it. No it's not.
Speaker 3: It's it's got to protrude. Yeah, it's got to protrude.
Speaker 4: You've gotta like think, open up another tap. Animals with
Speaker 4: protruding jaws. Just type it in and see what Google
Speaker 4: comes back. Okay, to see what the algorithm's got. Animals
Speaker 4: with protruding jaw lines.
Speaker 3: Meaning of I can't really picture the animal, the elephant
Speaker 3: with the musculine jaw line.
Speaker 4: Does anyone work at Melbourne Zoo? Go and have a
Speaker 4: look at the animals this morning to a chin inspection
Speaker 4: report back to us.
Speaker 3: A lion has a chin, he's got the has got
Speaker 3: a great.
Speaker 4: One, has got a great one hair. Money, Good morning.
Speaker 9: Money, morning morning.
Speaker 17: You know that oranges the fruit are older than orange,
Speaker 17: the color are.
Speaker 4: What do you mean.
Speaker 17: Oranges have been around longer than orange the color?
Speaker 3: When did they invent orange to color?
Speaker 17: In sixteen hundreds?
Speaker 3: Okay, so the word for orange you mean? Yes, yeah,
Speaker 3: I thought you literally the color spectrum of orange between
Speaker 3: red and yellow.
Speaker 4: So what in pre sixteen hundred, So the fifteen hundreds,
Speaker 4: what are they called an orange because it's called orange?
Speaker 17: Yeah, it was called cefron or, it was called yellow red,
Speaker 17: and then gave it the name orange. And the oranges
Speaker 17: they originated in Southeast Asia. But I don't know when.
Speaker 17: But all I know is the sixteen hundreds is when
Speaker 17: they named the color orange. But oranges had been around
Speaker 17: long before that.
Speaker 3: I was going to say fascinating, but we stayed on
Speaker 3: it too long.
Speaker 4: I have no choice.
Speaker 17: No orange has no rhyming word in the English language forage.
Speaker 4: No, not until actually no orange orange. Now you're quite right, money,
Speaker 4: thank you very much, cool, Thank you that money, was
Speaker 4: there when they named it Money actually named it sixteen hundreds.
Speaker 4: That lady was she in a budgy cage as well.
Speaker 4: There was a money is someone who has budgies. Budge
Speaker 4: guards money. Check your budgy for chins, Baggy, Yes, what's
Speaker 4: your fat?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 13: Just with yours on your water. If you turn your
Speaker 13: shower on, like the hot water on the show, you
Speaker 13: can hear when it goes hot. You know, when you're
Speaker 13: turning your hot water on it comes to a coal
Speaker 13: and it hurts up. You can actually hear when it
Speaker 13: goes hot.
Speaker 4: I can listen out for today. So because we were
Speaker 4: just playing on the show, Baggy, Hell, this is the
Speaker 4: sound of warm water and it sounds different than cold.
Speaker 4: So Baggie, this is warm water and this is cold water.
Speaker 4: So you reckon cold coming out the shower. You'd hear
Speaker 4: the transition as it became. You did love that? Now
Speaker 4: that is fascinating.
Speaker 9: How do you know that, Baggy, because I hear it
Speaker 9: every time I ever sree.
Speaker 4: But there you go, high witness account.
Speaker 3: He's lived it.
Speaker 4: All right, Baggy. Thank you.
Speaker 6: Christian O Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian and ask caller Baggy talking about how you can
Speaker 4: hear the change when it goes in the shower from
Speaker 4: cold to hot water. That sound changes due to the
Speaker 4: expansion of the copper pipe when hot water passes through it.
Speaker 4: As the copper expands, the speed of water changes and
Speaker 4: the sound frequency changes. Now we know, all right, So
Speaker 4: sometimes on the show we need something called the one
Speaker 4: word phone and where we just have one WP and
Speaker 4: we see what stories you've got. Yesterday we had this
Speaker 4: amazing story about keys from Pascal.
Speaker 7: A friend of mine drove me to the airport. Her
Speaker 7: car was actually stolen, but what actually happened was that
Speaker 7: this other guy who drove a similar car had parked
Speaker 7: in a non parking zone and had wrung his father
Speaker 7: to come and pick it up. When the father arrived,
Speaker 7: the son's car had actually been towed away, and he
Speaker 7: found my friend's car and he tried the keys, which
Speaker 7: actually opened the door. The son finally got back, he
Speaker 7: goes to his dad's place and he goes, where's my car?
Speaker 7: That's not my car.
Speaker 4: So the one word is keys. What stories have you
Speaker 4: got involving keys? On nine four one, four to three.
Speaker 3: I had a key car story when I had my
Speaker 3: first car in nineteen eighty six, Toyota Corona. The front
Speaker 3: door didn't work, the lock didn't work, and I had
Speaker 3: to climb in through the passenger door if I wanted
Speaker 3: to lock my car.
Speaker 4: Nice to ask you how much? And jukes of Hazzard
Speaker 4: they used to do that. How long did that carry
Speaker 4: on going?
Speaker 7: For?
Speaker 3: That would have been about six months before the car
Speaker 3: I thought, once.
Speaker 4: Or twice until you've got it easily repairs. Not our boy.
Speaker 6: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're doing a one word phone in right now, one
Speaker 4: word many stories. Keys, What is your story involving Keys
Speaker 4: on nine four one four one o four three producers? Yeah,
Speaker 4: I forgotten? What's that song I've got the Key, I've
Speaker 4: got this. We need that the Secret Urban Cookie Collective?
Speaker 4: Is it? Do you remember?
Speaker 7: That?
Speaker 2: Was the disco song?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've got the Key, I've got the secret. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: he goes I've got the key, I've got the secret.
Speaker 3: It starts like, yeah, yeah, I feel like I'm listening
Speaker 3: to No.
Speaker 4: We just do carry o keep me and Patsy all right?
Speaker 4: So Keys nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 4: Good morning Jesse.
Speaker 18: Good morning Christian team.
Speaker 11: How are we?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll go Jesse. So Keys what's your story? Mate?
Speaker 18: So myself and a few of the boys decided we'd
Speaker 18: go to Aubrey for the racers big mate that.
Speaker 9: They have up there.
Speaker 18: On the way up, he was being a pest. Happened
Speaker 18: everyone on the ears.
Speaker 9: It's a four hour drive and then up there.
Speaker 4: I remember that when you were nine, one of his ears.
Speaker 18: Serious all day da and everyone pushing everyone over. And
Speaker 18: then we thought we'd play a trick on him. He
Speaker 18: left his keys up on the bench and we threw
Speaker 18: him in our pocket and hit him from him and
Speaker 18: he was drunk, so he didn't realize. And we're about
Speaker 18: three and a half hours on the way home and
Speaker 18: one of the other boys that we'd met up there
Speaker 18: calls up and goes, he has anyone accidentally grabbed my
Speaker 18: car keys.
Speaker 4: Like a movie.
Speaker 9: The pest is obviously unknowing what's happened.
Speaker 4: And then.
Speaker 9: Around and drive back.
Speaker 18: He obviously just got tomsy.
Speaker 4: See that's a great story.
Speaker 9: Another three and a half hours of swigging is on
Speaker 9: the way back.
Speaker 4: Jesse, Thank you very much, mate. It's good to mesh.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Good morning, all right, So what's your story
Speaker 4: involving keys?
Speaker 19: Oh years ago, we decided my partner and I decided
Speaker 19: to have a romantic weekend away in areas inlet. We
Speaker 19: hired a nice little apartment and it had everything was
Speaker 19: really lovely, and he bought his old Commodore and he
Speaker 19: loved his Commodore, and he thought when we went out
Speaker 19: for a walk, he thought, I'll hide the keys.
Speaker 4: Okay, well around there is in that. There's so many
Speaker 4: Commodore rustlers around there, ye, so don't.
Speaker 19: Anyway, later that day I decided to steam some potatoes, and.
Speaker 4: Really was there about weekend commodore. Why don't I steam
Speaker 4: some potato? Okay, I guess yea.
Speaker 19: And I'm short. And the microwave was above where I
Speaker 19: couldn't see inside it, so you know, he was having
Speaker 19: a shower. So I put the potatoes and a plastic
Speaker 19: bag and put them up in the microwave and it
Speaker 19: blew up, along with his keys. Of course, it had
Speaker 19: the key, you know, the key lock. It exploded.
Speaker 4: Not microwave friendly, No potatoes.
Speaker 19: Very happy. There was my fould, of course, but anyway, yeah,
Speaker 19: so we had to get someone to come and bring
Speaker 19: the spare key.
Speaker 4: You can come from steam those potatoes. It scorched, yes,
Speaker 4: she said, all right, thank you, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: It's got a Jackie now morning Jackie. Hi guys, Hi guys, Hi, Hi,
Speaker 4: Hi guys. Yeah, hello, Sorry, all right, that's enough fun everybody.
Speaker 4: It's like flicking eese or the radio, isn't it now, Jackie?
Speaker 4: What is your story about keys?
Speaker 9: Well?
Speaker 12: Morning guy?
Speaker 4: Sorry, carry on.
Speaker 12: Well, we pulled out our logo on the name as
Speaker 12: we want to advertise it, and an opportunity fee found
Speaker 12: a set of keys which belonged to the car front
Speaker 12: of the factory and obviously stole it.
Speaker 4: So I stole a company car with your logo on
Speaker 4: the side, Yes, with the key.
Speaker 12: So three months later we got a phone call from
Speaker 12: an irate neighbor saying, for Christ's sakes, do you have
Speaker 12: to keep parking your car over our driveway? And we've
Speaker 12: stopped and looked at each other and went which registered
Speaker 12: number is this? And they told us and we said, oh,
Speaker 12: that's a stolen car. So we quickly got onto another
Speaker 12: car and went off and stole it back.
Speaker 4: Now this is tomorrow's phone and Reste's brilliant. That's wonderful, Jackie.
Speaker 17: But the best thing was the.
Speaker 12: Ashray was full of money and the tank was full
Speaker 12: of petrol, so we got a bonus out of being stolen.
Speaker 12: And I could well imagine the thief coming out and going,
Speaker 12: I want to report this, but oh, there's no honor
Speaker 12: amongst these.
Speaker 4: Now is this it's about worth a major crime, please,
Speaker 4: Detective m But of.
Speaker 12: Course we had to sell the car again quickly because
Speaker 12: he had the set of key, so he could have
Speaker 12: stolen it back.
Speaker 4: Maybe that's Monday's phone and when it again for the
Speaker 4: pencil that morning. But all right, well, Jackie, thank you
Speaker 4: very much your story.
Speaker 12: Good morning, thank you for listening to me.
Speaker 4: Good morning. What is going on? I've got.
Speaker 6: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Stories coming in about keys. Christian. In twenty thirteen, my
Speaker 4: wife taught to myself. We're in Lapland looking at the
Speaker 4: northern lights. I've always wanted to do that. It was
Speaker 4: early spring, lots of snow on the ground, very dark,
Speaker 4: great view of the lights. Then we went to drive
Speaker 4: back to this motown. I realized I'd lost the keys
Speaker 4: in that big old snow. We were out there qua
Speaker 4: while using lights from cameras, an old school videogram. I
Speaker 4: remember those big old things just have a spotlight on
Speaker 4: them to retrace their steps until we finally found them
Speaker 4: an hour later. Thought it would be stuck in the
Speaker 4: middle of nowhere until daylight. Peter from Brisbane, sending this
Speaker 4: to you whilst on a flight from Melbourne to Brisolan,
Speaker 4: Brisbane using the Wi Fi listening to you on the
Speaker 4: iHeartRadio app. That is pretty amazing doing that and up
Speaker 4: in the sky, Peter, thank you very much. All right, So,
Speaker 4: I think most of us will have a story or
Speaker 4: two about somewhere god awful that you've stayed. Most grown
Speaker 4: ups have got a story about somewhere terrible where you
Speaker 4: were trying to save money. You didn't have a lot
Speaker 4: of money on a time you're on a holiday, on
Speaker 4: a budge that you were traveling, and you just you
Speaker 4: looked at it and thought, wow, it's fifty bucks. It
Speaker 4: can't be. How bad can it be. It's a bed,
Speaker 4: it's just a night in my life. And then you
Speaker 4: get there, you go, good God, I'm in danger here.
Speaker 4: So that's what we want to talk about. The worst
Speaker 4: place you've ever stayed on nine four one four one
Speaker 4: oh four three Rio. You've recently spent five weeks traveling
Speaker 4: all around Europe.
Speaker 5: Yes, I went to Edinburgh, at the start for the
Speaker 5: Fringe festival, which is like a massive stand up festival.
Speaker 3: Three thousand.
Speaker 4: That's amazing.
Speaker 5: It's huge, And as you know, I left my planning
Speaker 5: for it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I told you six months beforehand book somewhere now.
Speaker 3: And it was like, ah, doesn't the city double in
Speaker 3: size or triple in size?
Speaker 5: Even I didn't heed your advice, And so like maybe
Speaker 5: a few weeks out, I was like, oh, I bed, look, accommodation.
Speaker 5: Everything's booked out, absolutely everything in the entire city except
Speaker 5: for a hostel, which used to be like a normal
Speaker 5: hostel with dorms. And I think they realized they can
Speaker 5: cram a lot more people in if they make it
Speaker 5: into a pod hostile, which ali.
Speaker 4: You see this in alien movies, don't you whar the
Speaker 4: people who are all sort of an anime in some
Speaker 4: sort of goog suspended goose polish.
Speaker 3: How big is the pot?
Speaker 5: The pot is probably the size of a single bit.
Speaker 4: But basically you're in a drawer. In my mind when
Speaker 4: i'm I can't imagine relaxing enough to sleep in it.
Speaker 5: Yes, I think of like a normal room and then
Speaker 5: on the first.
Speaker 4: Like a baby ward like an incubator exactly is exactly
Speaker 4: what it is. Yes, that feels like an Adam Sanderer
Speaker 4: movie with Kevin James. I'd watch it. So anyway, you're
Speaker 4: in this pot and the people on top of you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yes, there's three layers of so instead of a
Speaker 5: double humans can't parks. There's about thirty people in a room.
Speaker 5: So then you get up to the top pod, there's
Speaker 5: a there's ladders and we where were you on the
Speaker 5: I was luckily on.
Speaker 4: The bottom, which the whole thing just stinks of stale farts.
Speaker 4: Did it smell? Yeah?
Speaker 5: There was definitely so many people in there.
Speaker 4: People are getting drunk and having a good time, coming
Speaker 4: in all hours, aren't they? And selling lights on it?
Speaker 3: But are you sealed in it?
Speaker 2: I think the ones in Asia? Is that what you're saying, Jack,
Speaker 2: where you you're all sort of in your own little.
Speaker 5: That's what they're going That's what they're going for. But
Speaker 5: it's curtain or you've got is sort of sheer curtains exactly.
Speaker 3: It's punks with a curtain.
Speaker 4: Relax.
Speaker 5: You can't you can hear everything because it's paper thin.
Speaker 5: You can't also get changed anywhere because.
Speaker 4: They met someone on a one night standing doing it.
Speaker 5: I won't get into details, but I've got noises. I
Speaker 5: heard some noises and they weren't like they were cooking.
Speaker 4: They were steam and potatoes.
Speaker 3: In the pod four nights in.
Speaker 4: I'd rather be homeless. There's no way, a neglige, a curtain.
Speaker 5: You just have to go, I'm only going to sleep.
Speaker 5: I'm only going to sleep there. And then you just
Speaker 5: try to spend as little time as you can.
Speaker 2: How many so how many people use? Like how many
Speaker 2: lose to all those people down the hall?
Speaker 5: Oh, I mean there's one one looper level, So I
Speaker 5: mean there's like, I guess ninety people.
Speaker 3: Now that I barely lived.
Speaker 4: He scratching.
Speaker 18: Now you go.
Speaker 4: That is the story that I think everyone has. You've
Speaker 4: all stayed someone like that worst place you ever stayed.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: You were just taking some calls there Rio showing me
Speaker 4: the photo from the inside of that pod. The you
Speaker 4: can't call that a curtain. It's you know that in
Speaker 4: a fly sheet on a tent. That's it's not doubt.
Speaker 4: What is that stain? Someone previously and they had a
Speaker 4: very heavy cold. Let's just say, do.
Speaker 3: Your legs even butt up against the end of it?
Speaker 3: It's like you don't have enough room.
Speaker 5: My legs were sort of dangling just outside.
Speaker 4: This whole thing is very undignified. I say, all right,
Speaker 4: CHECKI well, where's the worst place you've ever stayed?
Speaker 3: When I was twenty, I was in Barcelona and I
Speaker 3: stayed in something that was pitched to me as an
Speaker 3: unmarked hostel straight away.
Speaker 4: That's a hard swirl. Hostile anyway is a bad proposition.
Speaker 3: You save money because it's not in the official hostel
Speaker 3: guide of Barcelona. Is how she sold it to me.
Speaker 3: We got in there and it's just this girl's apartment.
Speaker 3: In the second bedroom, she's put twelve six bunk beds,
Speaker 3: so twelve sleeps twelve and me and my mates look
Speaker 3: up so humid trifficking three of the bunk beds. On
Speaker 3: one of them a nice landing couple who were traveling
Speaker 3: through was sharing a bunk bed. The others were made
Speaker 3: up of British guys married British guys who obviously got
Speaker 3: the weekend away.
Speaker 4: Can I apologize for the country?
Speaker 3: One guy couldn't get up his bunk in the middle
Speaker 3: of the night, so sore the floor.
Speaker 4: We don't travel well? All right? Worst place you've ever stayed, Nathan,
Speaker 4: what's it for you morning, Nathan?
Speaker 11: Here go on, Christian.
Speaker 4: I'm good Nathan, welcome to the show. So worst place
Speaker 4: you ever stayed?
Speaker 11: So family and I were traveling back from Queensland. We
Speaker 11: stopped at BONDI did all the scenes, stayed at a
Speaker 11: backpackers fifty bucks at night, all going into the room
Speaker 11: at one o'clock China sleep could hearing these noises and
Speaker 11: found out there was a python under the bed.
Speaker 4: Also staying there. Fifty bucks is a deal for you're
Speaker 4: a pace of this to say no to So what did?
Speaker 4: What did you do?
Speaker 11: We ended up getting management up and then they got
Speaker 11: a snake catcher and yeah, it was a very big python.
Speaker 4: Terrifying Nathan, Thank you very much. A cool well.
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Speaker 4: Grand Final week of the last couple of weeks, we're
Speaker 4: we're looking for super fans. If your teams make it
Speaker 4: through into the Grand Final, would you be up for
Speaker 4: putting your house on the line, showing us your colors
Speaker 4: and could we come around on Monday of the Grand
Speaker 4: Finals week. You get a thousand dollars in cash and
Speaker 4: you get the front of your house painted in your
Speaker 4: team's colors, and you also have to have the front
Speaker 4: of your house declaring it that actually you are this
Speaker 4: year's twenty twenty three premiers. Pain my House you are
Speaker 4: the Oh yes, I'd forgotten we requested this two days ago.
Speaker 4: I thought I was going into Painted Team, paint Big
Speaker 4: Disco Classic, my house will paint Team. Are you feeling rave?
Speaker 4: Do you believe this?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 5: Your house freed premius in twenty three.
Speaker 4: Jack and I will try what could we continue the
Speaker 4: whole week with various paint songs. So you went for
Speaker 4: instead of piano man, painter man.
Speaker 5: Pain my house, you are the pain of man bringing
Speaker 5: out yours and chas.
Speaker 4: Listen, he slept in the pod before nights to the
Speaker 4: granny coverted flea. I'm sure they'll be winning. It's mad mister,
Speaker 4: workings of a mad genius. Anyway, Well, thanks to Monica Paints,
Speaker 4: painting made easy Monarch Australia's premium range of pain brushers
Speaker 4: and accessories. Also we should thank the sign writers. If
Speaker 4: you look at the photos of the two houses that
Speaker 4: are about to talk about, right, you've got Belinda the
Speaker 4: super fan from the Pies. Her house looks amazing, so
Speaker 4: she's a Pies fan, so she got the big stripes.
Speaker 4: She lives in a house is basically it looks like
Speaker 4: it's attached to a cylinder or turret. So it's perfect
Speaker 4: for the big stripes of Collinwood. So if you got
Speaker 4: a Facebook or Instagram you can find it there. Search
Speaker 4: up the Christian O'Connor's show. But doing the great sign
Speaker 4: writing Vinage Customs dot com. Thank you very much for that.
Speaker 4: All right. So yesterday Belinda really is a big Pies
Speaker 4: superfan and she got kids. They're all Pies fans. She
Speaker 4: took them down to the big training session that they
Speaker 4: had yesterday.
Speaker 3: This morning we went down to training and guess what.
Speaker 4: The Collingwood Football Club loves the pictures of our house
Speaker 4: painted in black and white.
Speaker 2: And here are some of their reactions.
Speaker 17: Hello.
Speaker 20: Hello, it's Nathan Murphy here. I've just seen what you've
Speaker 20: done to your house and it looks amazing. Congrats on
Speaker 20: winning the competition. You definitely deserve it. Have a good
Speaker 20: one and go Pies.
Speaker 11: Hey Belinda, it's o Marco here and I've just been
Speaker 11: shown a photo of your house and wow, wee is
Speaker 11: it cool.
Speaker 5: Let's hopefully paint the town black and white.
Speaker 3: Just like you have and hopefully we have a very
Speaker 3: good weekend.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 4: If you want to go and see the house, where
Speaker 4: is it?
Speaker 3: Jackie Boy the Instagram page and the Christianconde page the
Speaker 3: house the dress thought that was weird that you couldn't
Speaker 3: do that. It's virtual homes on the world Wide Web.
Speaker 3: Can see it online on Instagram and Facebook, but you
Speaker 3: can also see it Belinda's house. The Collingwood painted house
Speaker 3: is Fellgate Parade, Vermont South. The Lion's house is Malcolm
Speaker 3: Creek Parade, Craigie Burn.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, the actually the Instagram feed of the Lions did
Speaker 4: a photo shadow of the amazing job of Aaron, the
Speaker 4: Lions fan. This is Aaron.
Speaker 21: Data Christian Aaron here from the Brisbee Lion's house. Paintwork's
Speaker 21: all done, looks fabulous. Plenty of people stopping by and
Speaker 21: having a log. Lion supporters getting there for a Fidoh.
Speaker 21: The ones that just don't follow either team but want
Speaker 21: to support the lines on the day. They're getting down
Speaker 21: and giving us support. The only ones that's sort of
Speaker 21: been a bit left out of the pie supporters they
Speaker 21: come past, don't really have much to do, so going
Speaker 21: forward just to make sure it's inclusive. I've organized for
Speaker 21: a dentist as well, so any Pie supporters want to
Speaker 21: come down and have a look at the house, They've
Speaker 21: got something there.
Speaker 4: For them as well. I like Aaron, he's great, So again,
Speaker 4: if you want to go and see them.
Speaker 3: They are Aaron's House with the Lion's colors. I meant
Speaker 3: the Social page, Malcolm Creek Parade in Craigie Burn. Or
Speaker 3: if you want to see the Pie's house, Belinda's house
Speaker 3: is Felgate Parade Firm on South.
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Speaker 4: Today is Thank a Taylor Day. Thank you Taylor, Thank
Speaker 4: you Taylor's and Seamstresses and haberdasheries. Movies for Taylor's.
Speaker 3: What are they watching?
Speaker 4: Pin City, The Sin City, Silver, Soft Start, Soft Start,
Speaker 4: The Evil Thread, Oh, horror movies, Silver plus, Warman Up,
Speaker 4: get Hem to the Greek Gold, The Hunt for the
Speaker 4: Thread in October, Dass Suits Gold and Field of Seams Silba.
Speaker 4: Now you quite much, Jackie boy. What are those Taylor's watching?
Speaker 3: They're enjoying Loom with a View.
Speaker 4: Oh that's very good. Gold Loo is very good. Go
Speaker 4: back quite a few centuries, but exactly topical one for
Speaker 4: the older demo.
Speaker 3: I like it The Secret Life of Alter Mitty. Sorry,
Speaker 3: he's altering the clothes. He's also in the comedy A
Speaker 3: Good Way, Bronze Men, whoysteric coats.
Speaker 4: Gold and that's also gold. I'm brave there could have
Speaker 4: been a mispronunciation there, or you would have got gold
Speaker 4: for that too. All right, So what have you got then?
Speaker 4: Movie to Taylor's oh four seventy five three one O
Speaker 4: four three Carl br.
Speaker 6: You're listening to the question o'carl show podcast?
Speaker 4: Seen an ad for something that is one hundred percent
Speaker 4: Patsy's name written all over The man from Snowy River Live,
Speaker 4: you'll be out there money on it now, there'd be
Speaker 4: a Friday Morning Patsy, what's your double thumbs up?
Speaker 2: The man from with my though is there? Are we
Speaker 2: advertising love? Actually? With the live orchestra? I wouldn't mind going.
Speaker 4: To Okay, well, what do you want me to do?
Speaker 4: Speak to Richard?
Speaker 2: That's more in my wheelhouse than Snowy River.
Speaker 4: I'm turning you now. You'll be at Snowy River.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 4: So we're looking for Taylor movies today and the time
Speaker 4: waste on Thank you Taylor day, Jack are you ready
Speaker 4: to pin in? Mark?
Speaker 22: I am technical turn sewing this Daisy Bronze, Edward Needle
Speaker 22: Hairs Silver, Sean of the Thread Gold, Sonia the Threading
Speaker 22: Singer gold, very good, Kathy Mary Bobbins gold, that's very smart,
Speaker 22: darning Private Ryan.
Speaker 3: Silva turn up and Hooch silver.
Speaker 4: Patchwork Adams gold, So Mamma to the train, Sharon, that's
Speaker 4: very good. No Cordroy for old men silver, Seamstress of
Speaker 4: the Lambs. When Harry pimprick Sally silver, arm A Threading gold,
Speaker 4: Christopher Davis though, the first one with Alma thread and
Speaker 4: that's very good, Buttonheimer gold. And when Harry tapered Sammy silvera.
Speaker 4: All right, Jackie boy, who's getting deal Marty for three months?
Speaker 3: Let's give it to Kathy for the threading Singer.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast, All right, Tomorrow's show, Today,
Speaker 1: Tomorrow's show, Thursday, head off the public Holiday is our
Speaker 1: Grand Final show?
Speaker 4: Gee F s gee s g F s osy ossy ossy.
Speaker 4: So yeah, that's tomorrow's show, the Big Aussie Final. Everyone
Speaker 4: calls it that here. I know all the terms. It's
Speaker 4: the Aussie Final. What I know you Assis, all right,
Speaker 4: So on our Grand Final show tomorrow, five Degrees of
Speaker 4: the Grand Final, Jackie Boy, you can go, I think
Speaker 4: quite close.
Speaker 3: Well, not at the same time as me, but Darcy Moore,
Speaker 3: captain of Collingwood, went to the same primary school as
Speaker 3: me apparently, so.
Speaker 4: To Alumi is it Illumini alumni, Aluminum alumni alumni. He's
Speaker 4: always here when it matters of high education and all.
Speaker 4: Bless you do you tried? Yeah, those what Vickies can
Speaker 4: have a go? Par't mammies and daddies weren't doctors to
Speaker 4: actually pay for a decent educating.
Speaker 3: We're both alumni of the same primary school.
Speaker 4: All right, so if you want to get in there,
Speaker 4: you can email me five Degrees of the Grand Final
Speaker 4: Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au. And also
Speaker 4: we should hopefully have Peter Donekos as well, the Macedonian
Speaker 4: Marvel on tomorrow's show because it's a huge moment for
Speaker 4: his family on Saturday as well. We're back tomorrow Frog
Speaker 4: g f s you got it.
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