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Speaker 2: Morning, Good morning Jack.
Speaker 5: Hi guys.
Speaker 3: Good Let me ask you guys. Let me take you
Speaker 3: back to your foremals. So this Friday, we've got our
Speaker 3: youngest daughter. This will be the last kid going through
Speaker 3: foremals formals for every parent is it's a mixed bag.
Speaker 3: It's a beautiful moment and a couple of hours. So
Speaker 3: we go and join Lois round a friend's house where
Speaker 3: we hosted last year for Ruby two years ago. Sorry
Speaker 3: with Ruby. And so this Friday is some friends of
Speaker 3: ours are hosting it. So mums and dad's all go around.
Speaker 3: Mums will get the photos, girls will get ready together,
Speaker 3: then we have some drinks, we wave them off from
Speaker 3: the limo together and then unfortunately there's the other bit
Speaker 3: of the evening when then they come home at midnight,
Speaker 3: there's a costume change and wait, so you go to
Speaker 3: bed now, No, they're off to the after party. And
Speaker 3: then I said to my daughter Lowis, yes, I said, okay,
Speaker 3: so do you need me to pick you up? She
Speaker 3: was like no, we'll probably just get ubers. And I'm like,
Speaker 3: I don't mind, just I'll pick you up. Where is
Speaker 3: it somewhere in Sint Kilda? And I said to her,
Speaker 3: oh my god, you're gonna have to patrol the No,
Speaker 3: there's no sleep now somewhere in Sint Kilda. The heart
Speaker 3: stops at the thought. And then then get this right, Obviously,
Speaker 3: kids and teenagers of that age seventeen, you think they're
Speaker 3: very smart. Amazon delivery arrives yesterday in my name and
Speaker 3: I open up and it's a pink hip flask all right,
Speaker 3: And I'm.
Speaker 5: Thinking, now, you do order some stupid things, but even
Speaker 5: you wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Make it diamonte cheap one like coming off glitter on
Speaker 3: my hands, going I've been drinking the last month, so
Speaker 3: I haven't been drunk online buying crap again. Otherwise I
Speaker 3: could easily this could be me a pink flows to
Speaker 3: have during the show. I don't know, this isn't mine,
Speaker 3: I thought formal so Lois comes home from school yesterday,
Speaker 3: I'm doing that thing? How school? She goes straight away,
Speaker 3: she goes, what's up? What's happened? Am I in trouble?
Speaker 3: And I just handled the hip floss? She went, Oh, yeah,
Speaker 3: I went, do we need to? Because no, everyone does it.
Speaker 3: I'm just going to strap it to my body and
Speaker 3: taken it. Went, that's not happening. So do you not
Speaker 3: like a James Bond feen for Talra? There's booze there,
Speaker 3: We've taking some beforehand. There's booze. There's booze at the
Speaker 3: after party. There's no reasons booze. Are we boozing the livo?
Speaker 3: No boz. I'm keeping this pink hip floss. I've got
Speaker 3: it now. I might take it to the King's Birthday
Speaker 3: game next Monday.
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Speaker 2: What do I remember from my Do.
Speaker 3: You smuggle boozing? No?
Speaker 6: We were very very square at our school. We were
Speaker 6: our teachers were like vigilant. They were right onto us,
Speaker 6: probably because of the years of the dead Balls a
Speaker 6: couple of years earlier and the mayhem that they caused.
Speaker 6: So they were right onto a year twelve, so we
Speaker 6: had to. But those of us who were eighteen, of
Speaker 6: which I was one, we could all go up to
Speaker 6: the nightclubs after we were finished because we were of age.
Speaker 5: How many nightclubs in Wangara?
Speaker 3: Nightclubs? New York there was on the Strip which was
Speaker 3: a sphere.
Speaker 5: The regional city that never sleeps.
Speaker 3: Wait, Jack, there was three? Can you imagine what they
Speaker 3: must have been like? Were they just barns someone turning
Speaker 3: a light.
Speaker 2: On days and lights and stuff?
Speaker 5: But there was the mirror ball in the middle of
Speaker 5: the bar.
Speaker 6: There was a pinno, the Northough and the Grand Central,
Speaker 6: which is where I met a few months later. Which
Speaker 6: one at the Grand Central after a radio station Christmas
Speaker 6: party saw the love God?
Speaker 3: What was Chris? There? Was you listening? Won a prize?
Speaker 2: No, he wasn't a prize.
Speaker 3: Pig kissing.
Speaker 6: He was meant to go camping with his mates actually,
Speaker 6: and decided not to go so the pub instead.
Speaker 5: Sliding doors moment, wasn't it?
Speaker 7: Jack?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And what was going on? What radios? Were you
Speaker 3: doing like a ob there? What was happening?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 6: No, no, no, we'd had our Christmas party over the
Speaker 6: ride at a restaurant over the ride and everyone said, yeah,
Speaker 6: let's go there.
Speaker 3: God and also Patsy Christmas parties back in the day
Speaker 3: for radio stations carnage. I've seen people ruin their careers
Speaker 3: and those places just drinking too much, hooking up with
Speaker 3: people they're definitely not married to. Even this place has
Speaker 3: that email about how to behave that goes around, an
Speaker 3: actual email. What kind of world are we in where
Speaker 3: people the men have to be an email goes telling
Speaker 3: you how to behave, be decent, to be decent, don't
Speaker 3: touch anyone that you shouldn't be touching, and don't stay
Speaker 3: out too late, and actually email goes round for hour.
Speaker 5: How are you twelve?
Speaker 3: Formal?
Speaker 5: It was much later in the year and they linked
Speaker 5: it to the end of year exams to say, if
Speaker 5: you misbehave at the formal, you won't be able to
Speaker 5: see your exams at the school.
Speaker 3: Yes, I don't know why they don't do that. It
Speaker 3: feels like it's really early now. The formal says Friday
Speaker 3: Lewis has got all the exams in a couple months time.
Speaker 3: Now she's doing ongoing assessments of that. They don't need
Speaker 3: like a three day hangover and also widely kids of
Speaker 3: that a certainly nature. They don't need an after party.
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Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show PASSI how was your day yesterday? Mate?
Speaker 6: I got busted yesterday big time. So I rang Chris
Speaker 6: on my way home and he was clearly in the
Speaker 6: drive through of Machas because I could hear you know,
Speaker 6: the lady, what would you like please on the speaker?
Speaker 2: Yeah, And it was obvious, and I said, what are
Speaker 2: you doing?
Speaker 6: Because he has you know, every year goes to the
Speaker 6: gp has, you know, the twenty thousand k service, gets
Speaker 6: blood tests, all that stuff, does that every year.
Speaker 5: That's right. And then for a while you put him
Speaker 5: on that all green diet. He was on the or
Speaker 5: green How long did that last?
Speaker 3: Five hours?
Speaker 15: Not like?
Speaker 2: Well, now he's on a low carb diet.
Speaker 3: Because Donald's a well known for that. Go right, I'll
Speaker 3: have the low carb option.
Speaker 6: Please to be on the plan because he's eating too many,
Speaker 6: too many, too many carbs and not burning them off. Essentially,
Speaker 6: because you know he's got a desk job, and so
Speaker 6: he's been really really good up to this point.
Speaker 2: Anyway, lunch time he.
Speaker 3: Made it through Monday. A little treep eighteen.
Speaker 5: Celebrate how good he did the day before.
Speaker 2: What are you doing?
Speaker 6: I suspect, and he goes, oh, I've just had such
Speaker 6: a busy day. Haven't got time to go to like
Speaker 6: a sandwich bar and get a salad. And I said,
Speaker 6: so you're having macas. That's not actually, that's not good.
Speaker 2: So I gave you read the ride act. What are
Speaker 2: you doing?
Speaker 5: Novius move from him to answer the phone.
Speaker 3: You just say you're in a meeting. As you're laughing
Speaker 3: your arms off in the car park, look at yourself
Speaker 3: from mirror eating all those nuts.
Speaker 6: Anyway, then he pulls up to the window, and I'm
Speaker 6: obviously on the bluetooth on the speaker so I can
Speaker 6: hear the lady at the window, and then she goes, oh,
Speaker 6: your wife was in here earlier this morning.
Speaker 3: That's so funny.
Speaker 6: I might answer just for coffee, but it was like
Speaker 6: you could hear the delight in his Oh yes, it.
Speaker 3: Gets canceled out.
Speaker 5: Everything you could hear really so funny. But also that
Speaker 5: you both go there so often that you're a familiar
Speaker 5: first name.
Speaker 3: Basis you over a bluetooth in a car? That's I mean,
Speaker 3: how small is that village you live in? There's about
Speaker 3: eight people, that's right?
Speaker 2: With high rise buildings.
Speaker 4: How's that?
Speaker 2: Though your wife was here?
Speaker 3: And were you already getting a coffee? Did you have more? No? No, No,
Speaker 3: I got a coffee.
Speaker 2: I just got a coffee on the way to work.
Speaker 3: It's so hard these days because there's so many that
Speaker 3: would like a live three six C find my phone.
Speaker 3: Everyone knows where everybody is true, you know, and even
Speaker 3: like because you obviously got joint credit card statements and
Speaker 3: stuff like that. Even now it's like, if you do
Speaker 3: want to do anything off the books, it's so hot,
Speaker 3: you've got to have and even these days, you look
Speaker 3: like such a badass if you go, I'm paying cash.
Speaker 3: What they don't want to touch like dirty and it's
Speaker 3: like dirty money. These days people don't want even to
Speaker 3: touch anymore, do they. Kaitlin, what happened? Didn't you have
Speaker 3: something like this?
Speaker 16: Yes? So I would have McDonald's maybe once a year.
Speaker 3: And the reason is my par Come on, who does
Speaker 3: that once a year?
Speaker 15: No, that's genuinely what happens because my partner is a
Speaker 15: health freak, and so she just makes me feel bad
Speaker 15: if I go and eat something like that.
Speaker 16: So I would probably have it once a year anyway.
Speaker 3: Sorry, is this a blink? Blink once a year? Okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: now I remember now once a year year?
Speaker 14: Correct?
Speaker 16: Correct? The other day was my once a year convenient?
Speaker 3: What are the chances? What are the odds?
Speaker 16: I really hope she's not listening.
Speaker 15: I went through and I went to the extent of
Speaker 15: hiding it. I didn't use credit card, I use cash
Speaker 15: to pay, so would it come up? I also when
Speaker 15: I got home, scrunched it all up, went out to
Speaker 15: the back being lifted the night before running.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've done that. In fact, what you shouldn't. It's
Speaker 3: a rick state. You eat in the car park there
Speaker 3: and use their bins and then I'll switch the cars
Speaker 3: because that it has a smell smelling there you get
Speaker 3: you go, you've been to McDonald's. It just hangs in
Speaker 3: the air. So yeah, I'll even eat with all for
Speaker 3: the windows sound the car part there, I need one
Speaker 3: of those like CSI suits they wear.
Speaker 16: So she still doesn't know fingers cross, she's not listening
Speaker 16: and doesn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah noticed that one. It is that annual visits.
Speaker 1: Workers the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show, it's getting to this week's as said
Speaker 3: of school, all right this week? Then a is it
Speaker 3: a score? It's about the letter D. What is the
Speaker 3: letter D to you? And your school days are nine
Speaker 3: four one four one oh four three, Patsy, what's the
Speaker 3: letter D for you? Mate?
Speaker 2: It's disco disco tech and definitely.
Speaker 3: The calls it disco tech.
Speaker 2: My mother used to call it the disco tech. Are
Speaker 2: you going to the disco tech?
Speaker 15: So?
Speaker 5: Is this your version of a school dance?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 8: Well blue light disco with blue light.
Speaker 2: Wouldn't it a phenomenal program? Jack?
Speaker 6: So local police would put on discos essentially, especially for
Speaker 6: kids in the country when there wasn't a lot of hosts.
Speaker 3: Why isn't Netflix made a documentary about this? Because I
Speaker 3: thought Crawl first told about this when I moved, and
Speaker 3: I thought he was just winding me up, so I didn't.
Speaker 3: I didn't take it seriously that the police would turn
Speaker 3: DJs and do teenager school discos. It's a brilliant Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's an amazing thing.
Speaker 2: It really was a great initiative in the eighties.
Speaker 3: And the police uniform on the turntable shame.
Speaker 6: Yes, we used to have ours up at the Wangaratta
Speaker 6: Town Hall and they might have had it, like I
Speaker 6: don't know, every three or four months, and it was
Speaker 6: totally the police. They do the security, of course, they
Speaker 6: do the DJing, catering.
Speaker 2: They were fantastic.
Speaker 3: Superintendent's got a nice path for the kids and.
Speaker 6: It just used to foster a feeling of good spirit
Speaker 6: and relationship with you know, local police and youth.
Speaker 3: When did it stop.
Speaker 2: I don't know whether it was a funding issue. I
Speaker 2: don't recall them being held in the nineties.
Speaker 3: If you're a criminal as well, you literally got that
Speaker 3: in your calendar. Were all the police. They've been cooking
Speaker 3: all the DJ and they're working at the police Nobody
Speaker 3: on the street, there's not around.
Speaker 6: But we used to love it because it was even
Speaker 6: better than like because I went to the high school.
Speaker 6: It was even better than just your school dance because
Speaker 6: all of the schools in the district would go, so
Speaker 6: you'd meet other kids from other schools.
Speaker 3: It must have been just a free I'm trying to
Speaker 3: find the F word without swaming it must it had
Speaker 3: just been crazy.
Speaker 5: It was huge.
Speaker 2: It was many your first pash. We had a light disco,
Speaker 2: but it.
Speaker 5: Must have been very well behaved. You wouldn't have had
Speaker 5: hip flasks, for example, strapped to your legs.
Speaker 6: Well not my my friendship group Jack, No, I'm sure
Speaker 6: it was occasionally, but it was just a just good
Speaker 6: night with you know, the disco ball in.
Speaker 3: The middle and the long time did the end? Was
Speaker 3: it at midnight?
Speaker 2: Wise like ten o'clock? It was fairly early from my recollect.
Speaker 3: Said the police drive everyone home in the back of
Speaker 3: the tvvy mare.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and you know what to take like all night
Speaker 6: to pluck up the courage to ask that boy to
Speaker 6: dance with you.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, it was so huge. It was the
Speaker 3: same as our one, right, so for our sort of
Speaker 3: school disco and that it used to be once a
Speaker 3: month on a Friday night, and it was like the
Speaker 3: boys would be on one side of the school hall,
Speaker 3: the girls the other, and that couple of meters was
Speaker 3: the hardest journey for a teenage boy to walk over
Speaker 3: there and ask for the dance during the half an
Speaker 3: hour the last TLF and that would be the slow selection.
Speaker 6: Yes, it was like a parting of the Seas, and
Speaker 6: then the last song was always and Anderson suddenly you
Speaker 6: know off the neighbors. You know they used it for
Speaker 6: Scott and Charlene's wing songs.
Speaker 7: That's ye.
Speaker 2: Everyone was passing by that stage, and if you were,
Speaker 2: you're a bit of a loser.
Speaker 3: In my mind, they've got these losers over there, the
Speaker 3: police on the top of the sort of DJ concol
Speaker 3: got the blue flashing lights of stuff.
Speaker 5: So much fun.
Speaker 3: Jackie boy, what's the letter D for you? If you
Speaker 3: remember blue blue light discos, please give us a called
Speaker 3: nine four one four one o four three. Jack what's
Speaker 3: the letter D for you?
Speaker 5: So we had a different kind of dance in primary school.
Speaker 5: We actually had to do ballroom dancing for a couple
Speaker 5: of years.
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
Speaker 5: So we would waltz at the end of the year
Speaker 5: and they would encourage the boys as part of the program,
Speaker 5: to in their own time in recess and lunchtime go
Speaker 5: and ask the girls to be their waltzing partner.
Speaker 3: This is incredible. I mean, you'd expect this to happen
Speaker 3: in my homeland in the UKE, but we didn't have
Speaker 3: ballroom lesson and.
Speaker 5: This was early years of high school. So sorry, primary school.
Speaker 5: So seven eight year olds doing the ballroom waltz?
Speaker 3: Is this a thing in Australia.
Speaker 5: I don't know if many other schools didn't. We went
Speaker 5: to the local town hall as well to do the final.
Speaker 5: After we'd waltzed for three months, we did our final
Speaker 5: dance or the parents would sit on the second deck
Speaker 5: of the town.
Speaker 3: Hall and we all dressed up as well smartened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it wasn't tuxedos and suits, so it was like
Speaker 5: your nicest button up shirt. I think mom was a
Speaker 5: white shirt because.
Speaker 3: That was the its the look quite the look reminds
Speaker 3: me of the early Bard's Lurma movie in the Strictly
Speaker 3: Ballroom during in the early nineties. All right, the letter
Speaker 3: D and school for you nine four one four one
Speaker 3: O four three. So I definitely want to hear stories
Speaker 3: some one about the Blue Light Discos. I wonder if
Speaker 3: anyone actually met the person are now married to at
Speaker 3: the Blue Light Disco and anyone else have ballroom lessons
Speaker 3: or just Jack.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian o'connells Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show eight is at a school this week.
Speaker 3: It's all about the letter D. What is the letter D?
Speaker 3: And school Days for you on nine four one four,
Speaker 3: one four three, And now Patsy was talking about blue
Speaker 3: Light discos and I was wondering when they stopped becoming
Speaker 3: a thing, Patsy, they're still going in somehow. Really, Yeah,
Speaker 3: Christian we still have blue light discos in Sunbury. Christian,
Speaker 3: we still have blue light discos in back back as
Speaker 3: Marsh and could tell us is it's still run by
Speaker 3: the police. Jack, you had a great idea about actually
Speaker 3: putting one on. Well should we put one on for singles?
Speaker 17: Yes?
Speaker 3: I mean it will. It worked when you're a teenager
Speaker 3: that all that kind of intense hormonal activity. But single
Speaker 3: listeners for grown ups are blue Light Disco.
Speaker 5: And so you can even at five you can go.
Speaker 3: I'm really, what did you think I meant for me?
Speaker 18: I thought you meant for single kids Junior Tinder or something.
Speaker 18: Two young kids signed up to Christian Tinder.
Speaker 3: All the single boys. Yeah, no, no, grown age people
Speaker 3: are age grown ups. That's what I meant, all right.
Speaker 3: The letter D and your school Days nine four one four,
Speaker 3: one oh four three. Jack's letter D was ballroom dancing. Ben.
Speaker 3: This was you as well. Morning Ben, Good morning Jack.
Speaker 14: I've got you covered exact same situation. Year five footsteps
Speaker 14: is what they called it, and it was clearly a
Speaker 14: great program. The only thing I remember is that we
Speaker 14: were all in love with the teacher.
Speaker 5: Did someone get to dance with the teacher?
Speaker 14: So every single week it was only for one day
Speaker 14: after lunch, and it's one person to get to dance
Speaker 14: with the teacher, and it was always a guy called Riley,
Speaker 14: And I just remember being like green with jealousy, like
Speaker 14: I hated this guy so badly because he was dancing
Speaker 14: with this twenty five year old girl, And I'm going.
Speaker 9: Should we me?
Speaker 3: Should we me your first taste of unrequired enough?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 5: Ben? The guys in here asked me during that song
Speaker 5: if I remember any of the borroom dancing moves? But
Speaker 5: I remember nothing of the dance steps. But all I
Speaker 5: remember is the courage you needed to work up to
Speaker 5: ask a girl to get your dancing.
Speaker 14: Party, the age you were doing it as well, look
Speaker 14: for me, But there wasn't any like asking for partners.
Speaker 14: It was just like peering up. But then the teacher
Speaker 14: would go around and just grab some and go, hey,
Speaker 14: you're dancing with me? And was never meet And I'm
Speaker 14: so angry about Wiley we've.
Speaker 3: Heard we now just have that ten minute dance that
Speaker 3: he never got. Ben, thank you very much and good
Speaker 3: I have a good day. Thanks to every one. Natalie,
Speaker 3: come on in, Natalie, good morning. So the letter D
Speaker 3: and your school days? What's D for you? Now?
Speaker 13: The dentist? We had an actual dental building in our school.
Speaker 3: My god, that's awful. What is the kind of punishment?
Speaker 13: Well, it was just this building that was at the
Speaker 13: back of the school, next to the playground. And whenever
Speaker 13: we went to.
Speaker 3: The school, how can you play when you got the
Speaker 3: screams of kids in they're being drilled.
Speaker 13: Well, we used it as a prison. When they weren't there,
Speaker 13: we'd go, you're going to the dentist. We used to
Speaker 13: drag the kids off in playtime. But whenever the lights
Speaker 13: were on, that would spread like wildfire through the school.
Speaker 13: You'd be like, then start baking thickness, I promise you.
Speaker 3: Sounds terrifying, terrifying. Natalie, Thank you very much, the story mate,
Speaker 3: have a good day, thanks aging the show. Thanks Nicole.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Nicole.
Speaker 11: Yeah, good morning Christian, Nicole.
Speaker 3: So the letter D for you in school days? What
Speaker 3: if you mate?
Speaker 11: We used to have dog tags at our high school,
Speaker 11: and they were a form of disciplined disciplinary action. So
Speaker 11: if you were misbehaving, the teacher would put you on
Speaker 11: a dog Do you mean an.
Speaker 3: Actual physical one like soldiers used to wear.
Speaker 11: No, Now, it came in the paper form, but they
Speaker 11: did have a proper name for them, but we back
Speaker 11: in the day, the kids nicknamed them dog tag, So
Speaker 11: that's what it was known as. So you used to
Speaker 11: get a dog tag if you were misbehaving, and you
Speaker 11: had to take it to the teacher at the end
Speaker 11: of every class, get them to fill it out and
Speaker 11: had things like your effort, your behavior, and you take
Speaker 11: it to every single class and at the end of
Speaker 11: the week they'd go to the principal. Now, if you
Speaker 11: were behaving yourself, you could come off the dog tag,
Speaker 11: but if you were a repeat offender, it went into
Speaker 11: color coded form. Original was white, then yellow, and the
Speaker 11: highest one was pink, and if you had multiple bad
Speaker 11: reports at the end of the week on a pink one,
Speaker 11: you got suspended. Yeah, so that's what I remember. I
Speaker 11: was a golden child, never had a dog take well done.
Speaker 11: Oh yeah, So that's what I remember.
Speaker 4: For the letter D.
Speaker 3: I don't have those memories all right, Nicole, thank you
Speaker 3: very much. You got might have a good day thanks
Speaker 3: to calling the chow. Thank you.
Speaker 19: Thanks.
Speaker 3: I might bring that back for some of our listeners
Speaker 3: when they go on to it.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast, Christian O'Connell Show eight is
Speaker 4: at a school this week.
Speaker 3: It's about the letter D. What is the letter D?
Speaker 18: You know?
Speaker 3: School days? On nine four one four one o four
Speaker 3: three Christian at my high school deb ball. They had
Speaker 3: all the girls had to ask the boys to be
Speaker 3: their partners and a lot of you D. It's the
Speaker 3: same for me to detention. I'm guessing phats you never
Speaker 3: got put in attention. I bet you have the perfect
Speaker 3: school record.
Speaker 2: I never suspended, never in detention.
Speaker 5: That school could give detentions outside of school, So if
Speaker 5: the teacher saw you you're kidding at the bus stop
Speaker 5: and your shirt untucked, you could get a detention.
Speaker 3: Did you get many detentions?
Speaker 5: I did? Food from minor crimes, crises, not wearing my blaze,
Speaker 5: having my shirt tucked in, having blue hair, having blue hair. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it was going through my punk stage where for a
Speaker 5: while I had blue hair, pink hair, orange hair. Photo.
Speaker 3: It was automatic detention. You were sent home immediately if
Speaker 3: you ever died your hair at our school. So how
Speaker 3: was that? How come my mum and dad?
Speaker 5: Okay, funnily enough, you only had to sit one detention
Speaker 5: per hair color, so I had the detention I could
Speaker 5: keep my hair blue.
Speaker 3: It still makes me laugh now where there's some local
Speaker 3: news story, right, and it's some kids got some new
Speaker 3: hand home. It's usually the money right, and they've been
Speaker 3: sent home. It's the classic local news story, isn't it.
Speaker 3: There's a concerned looking mum in the photo, the boy
Speaker 3: who looks a bit sheepish and embarrassed, and then the
Speaker 3: school in the background. It I still love that kids
Speaker 3: are being sent home from school because of their hair.
Speaker 5: I got one more memory about dancing at a final
Speaker 5: graduation dance at the end of primary school. Patsy said
Speaker 5: that it was angry and as in the last song
Speaker 5: they played at your school disco. For some reason, during
Speaker 5: my last year of primary school, Zorba, the Greek was
Speaker 5: a very popular site. What and the final dance was
Speaker 5: the whole class getting into a big circle.
Speaker 3: I didn't know you were a Greek, lad.
Speaker 5: It wasn't the Greek school. It was just for whatever reason,
Speaker 5: a techno version of the Greek.
Speaker 3: Anyone remember this? I mean fox Ama, Sorry, Paul was
Speaker 3: just playing it this morning.
Speaker 5: So everybody arm in arm and the whole class moving
Speaker 5: in a circle together has a great bonding experience.
Speaker 3: The actually going club should still doing this now before
Speaker 3: the game. So what year it was this remix? I
Speaker 3: don't remember this being real.
Speaker 5: Great grade seas I was graduating in nineteen ninety nine.
Speaker 5: Got let's get to the drop. Can we keep it
Speaker 5: on from the drop?
Speaker 3: Well? Please, I beg you, I'll beg you. I had
Speaker 3: no intention of cutting it early.
Speaker 5: Jack, Yeah, well done.
Speaker 3: Order to produce, so they stave forsaw that what a
Speaker 3: shame apparently was going to get great.
Speaker 1: Christian know connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show, Good luck and thank you very much
Speaker 3: to Belinda setting off in the last ten minutes, she's
Speaker 3: driving to Alice Springs.
Speaker 5: Oh great, you have plenty of time to listen to
Speaker 5: the next.
Speaker 3: That's plenty of time to listen listen to. I've just
Speaker 3: just emailed her back saying, hey, she's taking binstickers to
Speaker 3: Alice Springs for us. You know, is what remote places
Speaker 3: can you put one of our Binstickers Alice Springs have
Speaker 3: been an amazing one. So I mean, I don't know
Speaker 3: when she's going to get there. Two thousand k.
Speaker 5: Drive one of the most remote cities in the world.
Speaker 20: Is that right?
Speaker 5: I think so sounds good.
Speaker 3: Doesn't matter, don't even don't even google it. I don't
Speaker 3: want to be corrected. So yeah, good luck. Now let's
Speaker 3: say this saw but the Greek drop.
Speaker 5: O god. So the circle is just warming up from them.
Speaker 5: We know it's coming, the anticipations building.
Speaker 3: This was a big hit for your graduation. We gotcha.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, sorry, I think there's a better part.
Speaker 3: Yesterday we played a reasonable isolated vocal Springsteen, just a
Speaker 3: raw vocal of dancing and dart and now this apparently
Speaker 3: is good.
Speaker 5: They can't play an isolated vocal because there's no lyrics.
Speaker 5: There is a better part. I won't make it.
Speaker 3: I'm happy to be proven wrong. I think we'll be
Speaker 3: underwhelmed yet again on this all right now, we want
Speaker 3: to try this game to the next half an hour
Speaker 3: on the show on nine four one four, one oh
Speaker 3: four three. Quite a lot of you have got names
Speaker 3: where you have to say to somebody they're not sure
Speaker 3: how to spell it or what you said it was
Speaker 3: where you have a kind of stock answer where you
Speaker 3: go as in and ye, you explain it in an
Speaker 3: easy way for them.
Speaker 21: My name is as in Waking Phoenix.
Speaker 19: But he added a on thelon.
Speaker 14: A lot of the time I get confused with the
Speaker 14: fish or Neamo's dad.
Speaker 17: Our last name.
Speaker 11: If you say it is Aussie Bergan, it's like the
Speaker 11: big knife, Michelle.
Speaker 3: All right, So what we want to do then, if
Speaker 3: you are on these people and you've got one of
Speaker 3: these names where you have to say routinely as in
Speaker 3: and then explain it is, we want you to do
Speaker 3: that us. So, for example, if it is you have
Speaker 3: to say a lot in as in Meryl Street surname Streep,
Speaker 3: you would say as in the Hollywood actress that start
Speaker 3: in Devil Wears Prada.
Speaker 5: And I would guess, oh, Anne Hathaway, Oh we.
Speaker 3: Go no, Stanley Tushi incorrect. All right, that's what we're
Speaker 3: going to do during the next half an hour show
Speaker 3: on nine four one four, one oh four three. One
Speaker 3: of the people in that little montage there it said
Speaker 3: Nemo's dad. That's the perfect kind of clue. If we
Speaker 3: don't so me, Jack and Pats to take each other
Speaker 3: on trying to guess your names on the clue that
Speaker 3: you say, as in, let's play next.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show, go on into Tammy, Christian, they're a
Speaker 3: d At our school, we had driver's head Wow. Wow,
Speaker 3: I don't know you had school.
Speaker 5: No, we didn't.
Speaker 2: My brothers had that.
Speaker 6: They had someone come like a driving instructor on the
Speaker 6: tech school oval on the oval, yep. And then it
Speaker 6: was banned after one of the kids started doing donuts.
Speaker 3: Of course, of course we had drivers at our school,
Speaker 3: Christian on the Peninsula, and a local driver school would
Speaker 3: come and I think they only did it once or twice,
Speaker 3: and you would be able to drive these little bubble
Speaker 3: cars Master one two ones around the massive car park
Speaker 3: and oval. All right, then let's see how this goes.
Speaker 3: Let's give this a go. Team. Are we ready? Do
Speaker 3: we understand the game?
Speaker 14: Get?
Speaker 3: Do you get it? Past? I do get it? I
Speaker 3: s So someone will come on and if they have
Speaker 3: one of these names, whether you often have to say
Speaker 3: to somebody like a prepared statement, oh my name as
Speaker 3: in you do the as in me check and pat
Speaker 3: to try and reverse this and guess what your actual
Speaker 3: name is.
Speaker 5: Okay, do we buzz in or we just to say
Speaker 5: it out?
Speaker 3: Say it out loud?
Speaker 2: So hang, are we taking turns or it's all link.
Speaker 5: All good question?
Speaker 3: That is a great question.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree, thirsty investors.
Speaker 5: Okay, I never seen you deliberates.
Speaker 3: But what was doing is what is what happens next?
Speaker 3: It doesn't really, it doesn't suit me. Caller one, good morning,
Speaker 3: No more deliberation. Hi, good morning, caller one.
Speaker 22: Yes, yes, Hi, my name is as in drug cartels
Speaker 22: and money Laundering as a Netflix show.
Speaker 3: Pablo.
Speaker 5: No Escobar, nacos.
Speaker 3: No try again, So you're not Pablo Escobar, Marie Escobar,
Speaker 3: Pabla drug cartels.
Speaker 14: Jason Bateman, there's a clue.
Speaker 3: Oh yes, Doris oar, that's trick. Your name is Ozark.
Speaker 8: My name is Isaac.
Speaker 13: My dad's a British Mitch Semen and he loves the
Speaker 13: bluegrass band the ozap Mount Davils.
Speaker 3: We play them often. Now they knew how to do
Speaker 3: a drop. They how to do a drop.
Speaker 5: What an interesting but beautiful name.
Speaker 3: That is great many of us. No, no, no, not
Speaker 3: at all. I didn't know is the actual name? Thank
Speaker 3: you very much? Sure, being the first corner and player
Speaker 3: on this. Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 13: You have a great day, guys, and you all right, so.
Speaker 3: So far, so good, it's working. Call it to good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 1: How are you going?
Speaker 3: We're good? Okay, So what's your clue? Then? As it in?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 22: So it's my last name, and everyone always often asked
Speaker 22: me how to spell if they can't hear it, probably,
Speaker 22: but it's as.
Speaker 3: In Hardley, Didley, Flanders, oh ned Flanders. Well, yes, yes, great,
Speaker 3: all right, cooler to thank you very much. Let's go
Speaker 3: to a third one now, Good morning, cooler three, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 8: My name is as in milk, dilk, sorry, as in milk, milk, milk.
Speaker 3: You've got to explain your working right now, as in
Speaker 3: milk maybe like preis full, curre is a good one, yeah, calcium, cow,
Speaker 3: dairy and dairy.
Speaker 5: Is this is this a first name? Call three? Or
Speaker 5: is this a surname?
Speaker 3: Does my first name first name pasture.
Speaker 2: Milk, daisy as in daisy cow.
Speaker 3: No, curt cut, you know, you don't know, We don't know. Yeah,
Speaker 3: go on, we're out of guesses. What is it, Alicia.
Speaker 3: I'm going to send your prize. You can have one
Speaker 3: of our show, Beanies, that is so good, Alita, such
Speaker 3: my whole entire life, Alsa, thank you very much. Give
Speaker 3: us a call. Let's play the second round after the ads.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's Show. We're trying a new game, the moment
Speaker 3: working title the name game. As in, if you have
Speaker 3: one of those names where you find yourself saying frequently
Speaker 3: as in and then you explain it, that's the game
Speaker 3: we're getting trying to guess your names from the clue
Speaker 3: you give to people. So, for example, say you listen
Speaker 3: to list and your name is Terry maquita. All right,
Speaker 3: you'd say, as in those powerful drills trades use and
Speaker 3: we would go maybe to no wrong mequita. Yes? Are
Speaker 3: we all clear? Still how it works?
Speaker 5: Example?
Speaker 3: All right, let's play round two. Let's go to call
Speaker 3: it one.
Speaker 9: Hi, guys, I always have to say.
Speaker 13: You can ring my bell.
Speaker 3: Anita no quasi modo? No Ward? Oh what war? No
Speaker 3: Anita Wards sung? You can ring my bell?
Speaker 5: Yes, oh good night?
Speaker 3: Ding no dong? I did my first name?
Speaker 5: You can ring my bell recess lunch, ring my bell?
Speaker 3: Who rings?
Speaker 8: You can ring my.
Speaker 3: Ye need towards some on that. No, no, Cosimodo, you
Speaker 3: never know.
Speaker 12: No, do you want to know?
Speaker 3: We need to know?
Speaker 8: It's call it.
Speaker 5: Who sang the song?
Speaker 1: Call it sang it?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the nineteen eighty nine single Ring My Bell.
Speaker 3: Way. Oh it's a team for the remix and resort
Speaker 3: of the Green Booth. But another classic. Wow done, Patsy,
Speaker 3: well done. All right, thank you very much. Let's got
Speaker 3: a call the number two. Good morning caller too, good morning.
Speaker 13: I always have to say my name as in the
Speaker 13: Captain and to Now that's it.
Speaker 3: Wow, you got it easy, babe, to now, thank you
Speaker 3: very much, you call it's got a call, Thank you,
Speaker 3: caller three, good morning morning.
Speaker 19: I always have to say, as in Queensland, GIMPI.
Speaker 2: Now we're going to go through all the states.
Speaker 3: State no Maroon, No, that is very good.
Speaker 8: Smart clue Brisbane, No Billy Slater, the boys.
Speaker 5: No we going for a first name here or.
Speaker 8: Second name surname Jeensland Brisbane, No.
Speaker 5: Gold as in gold coast, Sonny, no coast, no tweed
Speaker 5: north or northe.
Speaker 3: Dane tree moss mean, no, this is killing me. Do
Speaker 3: you want to know what's happened out?
Speaker 19: So it's Kansas in queen and for an extra bit
Speaker 19: of nep I always saying in Melbourne and winter where
Speaker 19: we'd all rather be.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah of course. All right, thank
Speaker 3: you very much. Let's take one more call of four.
Speaker 8: My name is as in quick goes, click goes that
Speaker 8: she is.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, wow, done wow, done, well done well Christian
Speaker 4: no connall's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show. We're looking for your stories of coincidence
Speaker 3: and chance on nine four one four one o four
Speaker 3: three This time, what's more to play? What are the odds?
Speaker 3: Believe it or not?
Speaker 8: What are the odds?
Speaker 3: You gotta be justhing me like, why are you we
Speaker 3: twin married a twin wan Believe it or not?
Speaker 5: We don't know.
Speaker 3: Last week on believe it or.
Speaker 20: Not, standing in the kitchen having a glass of wine,
Speaker 20: observing my three year old playing around, but she was
Speaker 20: in a bit of a bad meat So all of
Speaker 20: a sudden I see this barbie go through the air
Speaker 20: and landed steak first in my glass of wine.
Speaker 17: Mother's Day Weekend last year, my older daughter rushed to
Speaker 17: hospital had to have her.
Speaker 8: Gall bladder out.
Speaker 17: This year, this Mother's Day weekend, my youngest daughter rushed
Speaker 17: to hospital, had to have a gall bladder out.
Speaker 21: My name is Cheryl, and I was married to a
Speaker 21: man called Hunt, and I worked with a Hunt who
Speaker 21: was married to a Cheryl. One Christmas, we gave each
Speaker 21: other a Christmas card which was exactly the same card
Speaker 21: and it read to Cheryl and Hunts from Hunt in Cheryl.
Speaker 5: Yeah, an all time.
Speaker 3: It's an incredible story, so much so we've updated the
Speaker 3: theme tune to this, I.
Speaker 13: Believe it or not?
Speaker 3: What you got be justhing me like, were you with
Speaker 3: Cheryl who married a Hun.
Speaker 8: Who works with Cheryl.
Speaker 3: Who married a Hon as well? All right, lines are open. Now,
Speaker 3: then your stories of coincidence and Charles, what are the odds?
Speaker 3: Nine four one four one o four three. Now, first
Speaker 3: of all, we have a story from a team member. Q.
Speaker 3: Step up to the microphone. Apparently has Rio just said
Speaker 3: he's got a great one. Qu what is your story
Speaker 3: for us?
Speaker 16: Hi, guys, long time listener, first time caller.
Speaker 5: Good to speak to you for the first time on earth.
Speaker 3: He sounds ten years of age because we can't keep
Speaker 3: him after nineties. We ses, young man, your.
Speaker 5: Parents call out the form so you can be here today.
Speaker 3: Okay, sorry, cue off you go so.
Speaker 5: With parental permission. Yesterday I wore long socks with cartoon
Speaker 5: pizza's on them and you wouldn't read about it.
Speaker 16: Workplace put on a pizza party.
Speaker 3: I will try my best. I try and let some
Speaker 3: of the team know, Hey, it's all our show. The
Speaker 3: microphones are here for you as well, but actually some
Speaker 3: people should be behind the scenes. You'll never hear from
Speaker 3: that on air hats. What are the odds? What are
Speaker 3: the odds that that actually should have gone on?
Speaker 4: We're taking calls next, Q come in here the Christian
Speaker 4: O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: It's the Christian O'Connell's show. What are the odds? Your
Speaker 3: story is a chance and coincidence? On nine four one
Speaker 3: four one four three, Jack and Pats, I'm sending you
Speaker 3: a photo right now, so your phones are needed for
Speaker 3: this one. Yesterday, my wife went to a landscaping shop
Speaker 3: in tremana rock and red gum. The lady who was
Speaker 3: serving her was wearing exactly the same outfit.
Speaker 20: Wow.
Speaker 3: So I've just texted you the photo.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, And it's actually it's very unique.
Speaker 3: Yes, what's gonna say?
Speaker 5: But it's not like they were both wearing black.
Speaker 3: Wails held our breast there. I was like, what is
Speaker 3: he breast?
Speaker 5: We were both wearing puffer jackets and then a great
Speaker 5: top with Camart Patsy.
Speaker 3: It's a nice halfleet, that is. But that is exactly
Speaker 3: the same outfit they both wear.
Speaker 5: That's a great one.
Speaker 19: It's crazy.
Speaker 3: What are the odds? All right, let's tast some calls
Speaker 3: nine four one four one O four three Toby, good morning,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 5: How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm pretty good, Toby?
Speaker 11: What are.
Speaker 3: The odds?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 3: The Yeah.
Speaker 7: So one of my mates, when he was younger, met
Speaker 7: a girl and they started dating. And then when she
Speaker 7: came to his house she realized that was her house
Speaker 7: before his parents bought it.
Speaker 5: That's pretty good.
Speaker 7: And then when she went into his bedroom, that was
Speaker 7: her bedroom where she lived before them.
Speaker 5: That's pretty good that it's a good one.
Speaker 3: Actually, yep, I like it. Toby. Thank you very much
Speaker 3: your story and kill may have a good day. Charie.
Speaker 3: Good morning, Hi?
Speaker 13: What hello?
Speaker 3: Here we go? You olt? Charif? All right, what's your
Speaker 3: story of coincidence and chances made?
Speaker 17: Okay?
Speaker 13: So last year I flew over the purse for the
Speaker 13: Coldplay concert and I was sat in my seat speaking
Speaker 13: to two lovely sisters who I got along really well,
Speaker 13: and eighty thousand stadium and I said where you're saying
Speaker 13: and they said here, and I said, I'll give you
Speaker 13: a list back. So we got back to the hotel
Speaker 13: and they had the room right next door to us.
Speaker 3: Now that is pretty amazing act.
Speaker 13: It was incredible. Yeah, And I said, oh my god,
Speaker 13: I actually remember seeing you this morning set out the
Speaker 13: front having a cigarette. I said, you were both out
Speaker 13: there having a cup of tea and a cigarette.
Speaker 5: Now it's talking hello, Cherie is a little odd We
Speaker 5: won't take the lift home?
Speaker 3: And Shari, did you enjoy Coldplay? They're great life.
Speaker 13: They were absolutely magnificent. It was my bucket list concert.
Speaker 3: Yeah, later on the year on there Melbourne.
Speaker 5: What are the odds?
Speaker 3: A talk? All right, Charie, thank you very much, you
Speaker 3: call me. I have a good day.
Speaker 13: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 22: You have a good day too.
Speaker 3: Bye, pleasure. Diane. Yes, Dane, what are the thank you off?
Speaker 14: Okay, I'll have to try and expose this.
Speaker 17: Do you understand?
Speaker 9: My son is called Jade. He dated a girl called Jade.
Speaker 9: She lived in Jade Court. At the end of Jade
Speaker 9: Court lived my now son in law that married my
Speaker 9: daughter Tara, but previously he was dating a Tara.
Speaker 3: Okay, this was we were on a streak with j
Speaker 3: W J.
Speaker 5: And I was feeling good at that too.
Speaker 3: I thought, there's another dare we dream another Jade and
Speaker 3: then went Tara Tara. It goes j J Tara.
Speaker 8: Tara, Yeah, yeah, yeah, so both both jas. We had
Speaker 8: to call him girl Jade board Jake.
Speaker 9: They both had the same bomb car, so my son
Speaker 9: had to put a sticker on the side of his
Speaker 9: car so they figure out news was who and it
Speaker 9: was just it was just crazy, crazy, crazy times.
Speaker 3: So crazy great Jay, Je Tar, Diane, thank you very
Speaker 3: much and call me no worry all right, Keiper coverin
Speaker 3: nine four one four three.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Right now, last few stories. What are the odds? Your
Speaker 3: stories of coincidence and chants? Nine four one four one
Speaker 3: o four three Linda, Good morning, Good.
Speaker 8: Morning, Christian, Linda.
Speaker 4: What are.
Speaker 3: The odds you got it off?
Speaker 8: You go?
Speaker 22: Well, many years ago, my father remarried, and my name
Speaker 22: is Linda. My husband's name is Mark. The lady he
Speaker 22: married her son was Mark, and daughter Linda. And then
Speaker 22: both my father and my stepmother had a brother Leon
Speaker 22: and a daughter Leone. So what are the odds? Which
Speaker 22: is that happening?
Speaker 3: Pretty I've got to be honest.
Speaker 8: Thank you, Linda, Good day, Christian Bye.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much, Linda. Now we've got date you here.
Speaker 3: And all I know from this is I could just
Speaker 3: see on the phone system here at the it says,
Speaker 3: headless cat. What are the odds? Days?
Speaker 10: The odds?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 12: Yeah, many minutes ago, I was turning twenty one, and
Speaker 12: it was a Friday night, and it was midnight, and
Speaker 12: I realized I just turned twenty one. I was like, hey,
Speaker 12: twenty one, And the lights were out in the street
Speaker 12: and I was walking in the middle of a row,
Speaker 12: just in the full moon, and then I heard this
Speaker 12: whale and I looked down beside me to see this
Speaker 12: black cat. Now it looked like I'm not saying it did,
Speaker 12: but it looked like it didn't have a head. And
Speaker 12: then it just sort of ran off in the bushes.
Speaker 12: And that was that. I just went home or thinking
Speaker 12: anything about it. And the next morning, Amy mon wrong
Speaker 12: from orld. You know, she always asks the same thing,
Speaker 12: anything strange happened, And I said, actually, this one time,
Speaker 12: I actually can't tell you something was strange happened. So
Speaker 12: I told her. She went down silent and said, ring
Speaker 12: your nan right now. So I wrong, Nan, and she
Speaker 12: started laughing and said you didn't And I said I did.
Speaker 12: What's going on? And she said, ring your uncle Patty,
Speaker 12: so worrying daddy, And Patty says, you didn't, And I said,
Speaker 12: what's the gag?
Speaker 22: What's going on?
Speaker 12: Well, it turns out that Annie man on my mom's
Speaker 12: side of the family with the name Patrick in his name.
Speaker 12: My name is David Patrick, has seen a headless black cat.
Speaker 3: I love this. It's one of the best stories we've
Speaker 3: ever had. It's like could Irish folklore legend, isn't it?
Speaker 22: Dad?
Speaker 3: Yes?
Speaker 19: Yes?
Speaker 12: And the crack up is is that it happened here
Speaker 12: like in Australia. I could understand it. Even a little
Speaker 12: bit of it happened in.
Speaker 3: Ireland the Irish Magic books. Wherever you are in the world,
Speaker 3: if you're in that bloodline and there's a Patrick or
Speaker 3: a Patty, it's coming for you.
Speaker 12: The head this back can well, I'll tell you what
Speaker 12: I'm tempered to call it be someone if I have one.
Speaker 3: You have to got to keep this going through the
Speaker 3: future generations. And generations.
Speaker 12: Yeah, pretty pretty unrail anyway.
Speaker 3: I love that. Also, I think we should do a
Speaker 3: weekly feature called anything Strange Happen. What a great question
Speaker 3: to ask kids, Anything strange happen? Listen, Dave, we love
Speaker 3: this so much. We're going to make you our instant
Speaker 3: caller of the week. You've just won a thousand dollars. Whoa, Oh,
Speaker 3: thanks you Mercedes Benz Berrick. They guaranteed better any trading
Speaker 3: price by a minimum five k, but it could even more.
Speaker 3: Take you care and find out, Dave, that is an
Speaker 3: amazing story and he told it so well. Thank you
Speaker 3: for calling up. I love you very much and honestly
Speaker 3: look out for anything strange happen on tomorrow's show. It's
Speaker 3: my new for a question, Dave. You're a legend. All right,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for call Enjoy your money.
Speaker 8: Cheers.
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Speaker 3: just coming up for twenty to nine. Time for today's
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