Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell Christian O'Connell's show podcast ty three Topic Tuesday, Well,
Speaker 1: we do three phone ins at the same time.
Speaker 2: I'm loving hearing about these food pilgrimages. Patsy just gave
Speaker 2: us this with the fact that she travels from this
Speaker 2: hour and a half round trip to get this gravy
Speaker 2: all the way from an IgA. She drives forty minutes
Speaker 2: to forty minutes back. We only been talking about food pilgrimages.
Speaker 2: We never would have heard about these amazing donuts out
Speaker 2: in Bendigo. So foods pilgrimages wrongly accused doing this after
Speaker 2: young Jackie Boy shared a heartbreaking story with us yesterday,
Speaker 2: but when he was a young lad being wrongly accused.
Speaker 3: When I was twelve years old, our family home got
Speaker 3: broken into and only a few little things were taken
Speaker 3: CD walkman, an inexpensive watch. And after it happened and
Speaker 3: we got home and found out things were missing, Mum
Speaker 3: looked at me and said, and remember I'm only twelve
Speaker 3: years old. She said, did you need money for anything?
Speaker 3: As implying was this year that stole the goods from
Speaker 3: the family home?
Speaker 4: And so on?
Speaker 3: I was twelve. What does a twelve year old need money.
Speaker 2: For you weren't a tear away or anything.
Speaker 3: I thought I was a good kid.
Speaker 2: But your mum is a lovely woman. Why she I
Speaker 2: guess you must have something must have been going on
Speaker 2: with you where she thought he's a potential thief.
Speaker 3: Just vigilant about crossing off all suspects. Maybe, but it
Speaker 3: stayed with me for a long time that my mom
Speaker 3: thought I could have committed the cross.
Speaker 2: So food perilchimmage is wrongly accused, and I wish I
Speaker 2: still had my what do you wish you still had
Speaker 2: from your past? Rina?
Speaker 4: Good morning, Good morning Christian, how are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good, welcome to the show. And three time a
Speaker 2: Tuesday wish one he you calling it about me?
Speaker 1: Wrongly accused, And more than fifty years later, I'm still
Speaker 1: it still gets to me what happened. So I was
Speaker 1: in primary school in grade two and a boy in
Speaker 1: my plants, and I still remember nineteen stole my pencil
Speaker 1: and I went to the teacher and said he'd stolen
Speaker 1: my pencil, and he denied it. I got sent to
Speaker 1: clip for lying, and I had to sit with all
Speaker 1: the clips that were two years below me with them
Speaker 1: for the for the morning, and at lunchtime I ran
Speaker 1: home and told my dad and he came up to
Speaker 1: the school and confronted this boy who who wanted that
Speaker 1: he had stolen my pencil.
Speaker 2: Yes, a giant man basically tells a small child, Wow, wait, Rena.
Speaker 2: This stuff stays. It stays in you, doesn't it. I
Speaker 2: can feel thee the anguish about being wrongly accused, and.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I won't tell you my age, but like
Speaker 1: a fifty years later and I still remember.
Speaker 2: That anytime a pencil it sets, it triggers you, you know,
Speaker 2: seeing one of those little lead pencils.
Speaker 1: And how embarrassing in your I don't know, seven or
Speaker 1: right to go and sit with five year old in school.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're quite right. Sometimes some shows I want chat
Speaker 2: to go and do that. It has me to do
Speaker 2: this more than you, Jack, But you have those prep kids.
Speaker 2: Better show tomorrow, please. It's what we called the Rina punishment. Rina.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You call I hope this has haunt in some way
Speaker 2: like a therapy.
Speaker 1: Okay, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: I don't go with it. Joe t T I right, Joe, Good.
Speaker 4: Morning, Good morning christ and good morning guy, jo Jo.
Speaker 2: What are you doing Friday. Do you fancy kind of
Speaker 2: bend to go with us? We're going to get donuts.
Speaker 2: We're trying to form a posit.
Speaker 4: I'd love to, but no way that early.
Speaker 2: No way, yes, can't come on donuts. We're going for Downers.
Speaker 2: Joe wish Whey cooling in about food pilgrimages.
Speaker 4: I made a food pilgrimage, so a few years ago
Speaker 4: now before kids went, being spontaneous with a lot easier.
Speaker 4: We woke up one Saturday morning and felt like a pie.
Speaker 4: So we googled where the best pie in the state
Speaker 4: one and we then drove two and a half hours
Speaker 4: to ruther Glen to buy a curried chicken pie.
Speaker 2: This is amazing, This is amazing. How do you sum
Speaker 2: up what it's like before and after kids? We've got
Speaker 2: time to a five hour road trip on a where
Speaker 2: to go and have a great pie.
Speaker 4: And it was amazing, amazing, It was well worth the drive.
Speaker 4: We tend to We still do our little pilgrimages, but
Speaker 4: they're a lot closer to home now with the three kids.
Speaker 2: Just go down the road to Red Roofs Cow Text
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