Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 5: Forty one Christian O'Connell's Show. Good morning, Patsy, Morning morning,
Speaker 5: and can I just say happy show birthday to both
Speaker 5: of you. This show is six years old today. Did
Speaker 5: you actually think at the time when we all started
Speaker 5: working together, and we obviously had never worked before, and
Speaker 5: I'd actually never lived in Australia before. Everything was new, new,
Speaker 5: new for me and my family. But did you actually
Speaker 5: think it would work and it would go for a while?
Speaker 5: You can be honest.
Speaker 4: I was more confident at the very start, so six
Speaker 4: years ago today, when we did the first show, I
Speaker 4: was confident that we can make something great. There's a
Speaker 4: few weeks in, as we say, had to get the feedback, yeah,
Speaker 4: and I thought, oh, this isn't going to last very yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And you didn't actually see the feedback. I saw
Speaker 5: the feedback. Feedback, Patsy, what do you think?
Speaker 3: What did I think I didn't think we go this long? No,
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 5: Love did to have that confidence? No?
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 5: One so lucky to well. Actually Jack said he was confidence.
Speaker 5: You're saying you didn't think it was well?
Speaker 3: He said, at the start he was confident. And then
Speaker 3: when the feedback came back, which was quite vitriolic, wasn't
Speaker 3: it at the start what you had to weather?
Speaker 5: It was?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was bad, and we didn't realize how bad
Speaker 3: it was because he didn't share that with us.
Speaker 5: But it was mainly from you. I think that's why
Speaker 5: actually made it harder. Was like, I know, it's it's
Speaker 5: actually only from her, all those IP addresses. Yeah, it
Speaker 5: was all it was all from Patsy. And then how
Speaker 5: do you feel now six years late? Do you think
Speaker 5: it's gone quickly? Because my life has gone very quickly
Speaker 5: and because other stuff's been going. And I was just
Speaker 5: telling Jack it is Lowess, our youngest daughter. It's her
Speaker 5: formal this Friday, and then we put our date in
Speaker 5: the diary for September October for her graduation, and it's
Speaker 5: like that's the last kid. Yeah, in a school system,
Speaker 5: she'd go to university hopefully, but it's still like twenty
Speaker 5: years is not so.
Speaker 4: And when you first came here and I first met
Speaker 4: your family, she was a twelve year old d Yes, she.
Speaker 5: Was Audrey's age in November.
Speaker 3: That's what I look at. I remember that launch night
Speaker 3: at the pub we had and the three girls were
Speaker 3: sitting on the couch and Audrey was much much younger.
Speaker 3: But I look at the distance of time that your
Speaker 3: girls have grown up.
Speaker 5: Honestly, that's what I mean.
Speaker 3: That's Audrey and that amount of time, like she'll be
Speaker 3: flying the coop. It's like, wow, it's just too fast.
Speaker 4: Six years is all of high school pretty much so
Speaker 4: last week started high school. When she first got here, yeah,
Speaker 4: high school felt like it went on forever. But the
Speaker 4: last six years, the three of us together felt like
Speaker 4: it's a blinker.
Speaker 5: Well you think about how your your lives are so different,
Speaker 5: your lives, especially yours. Jack. I mean, you'll now a
Speaker 5: dad and.
Speaker 4: I'm taking the Gordy on the weekend. It took him
Speaker 4: to the kinder open day and already watched him walk around.
Speaker 4: It feels like he just got to the world. Yes,
Speaker 4: and now he's walking around stuff in kindergarten and a school.
Speaker 4: It is going way too fast.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the last Sarah, my wife, were talking last night
Speaker 5: when we were like and she was like, isn't the
Speaker 5: show six years tomorrow? I was like, yeah, has it
Speaker 5: got It's gone so quickly, it's gone on the blink
Speaker 5: of an eye. It feels at times it feels like
Speaker 5: it has been a long time living here. Often people
Speaker 5: say to me when they find out it's only been
Speaker 5: six years, like people have been listening to the show
Speaker 5: for a while. They're going, my god, it feels like
Speaker 5: you've been here longer. Now, six years isn't that long
Speaker 5: a time? But it also is in other areas. It's both.
Speaker 4: I wonder if people listening to the show do feel
Speaker 4: like it's been a long time, because I still feel
Speaker 4: like we're new, like we're the new Breakfast show, but
Speaker 4: we're not.
Speaker 5: Yeah. I think about, like say, other radio shows, even
Speaker 5: though we're up against I mean, how long has Fifi
Speaker 5: been on Breakfast Radio? Years?
Speaker 4: Years? Yeah, ten years plus?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and then Carl and Jackie, Oh, how old is
Speaker 5: that shows? Twenty over twenty? Yes, six years was still
Speaker 5: like the new kids on the block, the old new
Speaker 5: kids on the block. They don't really say new new
Speaker 5: kids on the way. But anyway, thank you very much
Speaker 5: showing where you just started listening to show, whether it's
Speaker 5: the last couple of months or the last couple of years,
Speaker 5: or you were here in the early days, even when
Speaker 5: I know a lot of you were listening with your
Speaker 5: arms crossed and following going he's not from here, he
Speaker 5: doesn't sound like us, he's not from around here. Who
Speaker 5: the hell invited him onto our radios? Thank you very
Speaker 5: much for being a big part of the show every
Speaker 5: single day. The great joy about doing this is making
Speaker 5: a show with you guys. So yeah, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: I'll tell you what I really feel today, nothing but gratitude.
Speaker 5: My wife and I and our kids. Lies would be
Speaker 5: so different and actually poor if we hadn't actually taken
Speaker 5: a leap to move here. So I'm loving still doing
Speaker 5: the show after six years. I hope we're together for
Speaker 5: another couple of years. Not loads more years, but just
Speaker 5: another couple of years. It's but a little thing. It's
Speaker 5: like a phone contract. You should be able to upgrade
Speaker 5: or you know, maybe get a newer model after a
Speaker 5: couple of years.
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Speaker 5: Twstian O'Connell's Show to Patsy, did you go and get
Speaker 5: your glasses over the weekend?
Speaker 3: I went yesterday, went and saw my man Ray at
Speaker 3: the Station Place Medical Center. He is an solute gun.
Speaker 3: Could not have been more helpful. And I got not one,
Speaker 3: but five pairs of glasses. Oh wow, all of my haunts.
Speaker 5: I mean, so I don't that's right. He called in
Speaker 5: last week when you were yet again I'm going on
Speaker 5: about losing your glasses. And he's an optometrist I think
Speaker 5: does he own a couple of He's.
Speaker 3: Got quite a few right across Melbourne actually, and he
Speaker 3: is brilliant. So not only my appointment was at twelve,
Speaker 3: not only was I fitted and I tested at twelve,
Speaker 3: he delivered my glasses at four o'clock in the afternoon.
Speaker 5: Well the rest of us have to wait like a
Speaker 5: week for that text spaces and.
Speaker 3: The gun, he said, because I don't trust you not
Speaker 3: to lose the only pair you have left.
Speaker 5: What great service I know.
Speaker 3: He was fantastic. I'll tell you if you need glasses,
Speaker 3: go see Ray.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, I'll tell you what any of ournsers I
Speaker 5: don't reckon Rays drive the afternoon, you know. Doris and
Speaker 5: Craigie Bone goes you have these with their bloody ready. Mate,
Speaker 5: I can get express for you, but no, I doubt
Speaker 5: Ray would do that. But how lovely of you to
Speaker 5: accept his offer and also to take five pairs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think you.
Speaker 5: Heard of that poo put the hand in the old
Speaker 5: cookie jar. Hey, Ray, see the glasses. Why don't you
Speaker 5: pack them all up and bring them round up?
Speaker 3: One pick? Excuse me, excuse me? I picked one pier
Speaker 3: and he goes, no, get some more? And I say, oh, no,
Speaker 3: one's final. He said no, I don't trust you not
Speaker 3: to lose it.
Speaker 5: One doesn't even get a mention on the show. Ray.
Speaker 5: That's bullshit, Ray, I don't plug anything for five or less.
Speaker 4: And that's five. This month, we'll be.
Speaker 5: Hearing a lot more about Ray's amazing service five more
Speaker 5: times this week. I promise you.
Speaker 4: Let's beak four o'clock time, should we?
Speaker 5: Ray? I'm guessing when's your Thursday. There's some eyeglass news
Speaker 5: in the news. Stop raise a spokesperson from the Victoria
Speaker 5: Association of Optometrists.
Speaker 3: I picked out one pier and he said I think
Speaker 3: you need more and I said, no, really one?
Speaker 5: I think when you Ray?
Speaker 3: And he said, get five? I don't trust you not
Speaker 3: to lose him. You need a pay for which so.
Speaker 5: It's Ray to doing this diner at the moment then
Speaker 5: so because I'll go along. So it's buy one and
Speaker 5: get five three.
Speaker 3: I think he does like three for ninety nine bucks.
Speaker 3: It's insane.
Speaker 5: It's so cheap, isn't it.
Speaker 4: But you bought you bought one and then you've got
Speaker 4: some more free.
Speaker 5: When didn't you, sweet boy? Not a cent was given
Speaker 5: a Ray. I actually didn't offer to give him like
Speaker 5: ten bucks or starting to pay for his fuel to
Speaker 5: come round.
Speaker 3: He did like his bin stickers.
Speaker 5: Seed your family with this Raychuck this into your little pocket,
Speaker 5: get out of here, drop the glass, help and go Ray,
Speaker 5: you ain't coming in.
Speaker 2: Christian no connall's show podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's show. How's your day Yesterday? How's Monday? You're
Speaker 5: winning or losing your Monday? Winner or loser? Let us know.
Speaker 5: You could text us oh four seven five three one
Speaker 5: oh four three Jack, how was your day yesterday? After
Speaker 5: the show?
Speaker 4: We did together big win yesterday after the show. Despite
Speaker 4: the lack of support I feel in this room and
Speaker 4: at this radio station, please that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I didn't want to be groomed. Why do we
Speaker 5: get a bloody radio show and getting a show biz.
Speaker 4: He sits in the studio with us. I know that
Speaker 4: he sees his name in lights one day, so I
Speaker 4: thought I'll give him an opportunity bring him dad.
Speaker 5: He's read the subject. It does help.
Speaker 4: Actually, yeah, I'll bring him off the bench and have
Speaker 4: him in one of my Instagram videos.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, Harley Reed.
Speaker 4: I know he's been doing dance lessons every Tuesday night,
Speaker 4: So I said, hey, come and dance with me in
Speaker 4: the video at the golf course. We'll where golf attire
Speaker 4: and we'll dance along.
Speaker 5: You just need to wait a moment to let the
Speaker 5: people listening catch up what you just said. You've said
Speaker 5: this episode every day offer you say to your work mate,
Speaker 5: come and dance for me in a video making so
Speaker 5: just you understand, Jack is obviously in a position of
Speaker 5: kind of power over Rio. He's encouraging him to dance
Speaker 5: on for him.
Speaker 4: I'm inviting him, okay, yeah, pushing him. He's got nothing
Speaker 4: if this is extracurricular in your own time. If you
Speaker 4: want to dance with me, I know you like dancing.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't we have fun? He snigging he said no.
Speaker 5: So this was a sketch on a golf course where
Speaker 5: if I remember, the original idea is the golf clubs
Speaker 5: are like dancing canes, like friends Stan.
Speaker 4: That's it, yeah, exactly, and there would be four of
Speaker 4: us dancing in unison with golf clubs. It'll look great.
Speaker 5: Now, how did you get permission of the golf course
Speaker 5: to actually start doing a dance sort of video there?
Speaker 4: My wife emailed local golf clubs and.
Speaker 5: Stop it until that. Did you ask you? Why did
Speaker 5: she volunteer?
Speaker 4: I asked her if she would that, yeah, you.
Speaker 3: Are the master.
Speaker 4: Jack Post's wife, so she emailed a lot ofly Guy
Speaker 4: Glenn at Bundura golf course where we filmed yesday. The
Speaker 4: only problem, I would say when we got there was
Speaker 4: I didn't think Glenn would come around with us. I
Speaker 4: thought he would just give us the keys to the
Speaker 4: golf cart and say, all right, you can go and
Speaker 4: film somewhere on the golf.
Speaker 5: So taking Rio's place was Armine Glenn?
Speaker 4: No, but Glenn said, oh, well, I want to come
Speaker 4: and see what you're doing because you didn't really explain
Speaker 4: what you're doing. So while we're dancing out of the corner,
Speaker 4: by eye, I can see Glenn.
Speaker 5: My god, please Jack, I'm looking forward to seeing the
Speaker 5: final video. Right. Jack's Instagram videos are great, honestly that
Speaker 5: he works sweaty hardly, so they're very good. Have a
Speaker 5: look at them. I want the video. I want to
Speaker 5: see it's off Ke Glenn Caddy Shat's Bill Mary, Bill
Speaker 5: Murray coach are in caddyshat.
Speaker 4: The other thing. As we're on the golf cuts down there,
Speaker 4: he told us that he just worked in the AFL
Speaker 4: for thirty years and now works at the golf club.
Speaker 4: He was at North Melbourne, he was at Champion Data.
Speaker 4: So he's a big footy player type and so what
Speaker 4: having Glenn watch we're.
Speaker 5: A generous description. Now we've all got the frame. Now
Speaker 5: haven't we have big tight footy player.
Speaker 6: Man?
Speaker 5: As you never witness a crime, what are you look like? Wow?
Speaker 3: It wasn't Glenn Archer.
Speaker 4: Was it wasn't Glen Archer. No, he didn't play footy,
Speaker 4: but he worked in footy. It was just difficult to
Speaker 4: do one and two and spin.
Speaker 5: The cane and what's salt mate to it? She just
Speaker 5: sat and is like he's.
Speaker 4: Just saving his golf club watching us. Probably regretting that
Speaker 4: he let us have half an hour on the golf Boss.
Speaker 5: And did you still do it?
Speaker 4: Yes, it's rod is ready and I can't wait to
Speaker 4: show you. And what a shame Rio is going to
Speaker 4: see that come out and think that.
Speaker 5: Could have been. So basically, you're a Monday loser.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's show. I am one d Per Monday loser. Yesterday.
Speaker 5: Rejection is a hard thing, especially when it's from my
Speaker 5: close friend. So I need to take you back to
Speaker 5: the D's games Sunday afternoon because it's related to onemer
Speaker 5: Monday loser. Terrible game, terrible game, lose it by almost
Speaker 5: one hundred points of these there to Freeman, just an
Speaker 5: ardly game. And I was wearing cans for the weekend
Speaker 5: with my wife and the Saturday afternoon, my wife just
Speaker 5: wanted to chill out as I was sunny up there,
Speaker 5: and I said, there's an RSL just down the road
Speaker 5: from his hotel. Do you mind if I go and
Speaker 5: watch the D's game. I thought it'd be an easy win.
Speaker 5: I left at halftime. It's literally is terrible. Anyway, before
Speaker 5: the game, I was getting excited because me and one
Speaker 5: of my close friends were going to the big game
Speaker 5: against the Pies Monday, the kid's birthday game. Right That
Speaker 5: friend messaged me yesterday. They must have waited a couple
Speaker 5: of hours. Hey, I can't wake it, and I know
Speaker 5: they're not working, and I know it's because he probably
Speaker 5: had a little He's not a D's fam he's a
Speaker 5: Carton fan, but he probably had look at that game
Speaker 5: when no, no, I'm not coming to this. So now
Speaker 5: I've actually got no one to go to the game with,
Speaker 5: and it literally it broke me. Yes, it's bad enough.
Speaker 5: The game was so bad. I looked at the ladder. Yes,
Speaker 5: they were tenth. The Bombers are in second place. Everything's bad.
Speaker 4: I'm just about to say, I think you guys are
Speaker 4: still in contention. But tenth chat which happened? Did happen?
Speaker 4: I actually thought my apple was glitching on Sunday when
Speaker 4: I was refreshing the scores, I was like, why isn't
Speaker 4: it refreshing? Melbourne score as well as free.
Speaker 5: Now almost one hundred points. It's just so bad. It
Speaker 5: looked like a sort of warm up game. They were
Speaker 5: playing at the Oval and a couple of them go, yeah,
Speaker 5: we need a couple of extra players. There's nothing big,
Speaker 5: there's no stakes here. It was so bad that actually
Speaker 5: reminds me of even the commentators. You know, they're always
Speaker 5: trying to be positive, don't they, and they go there's
Speaker 5: still a lot of good performance here. Kingy was just
Speaker 5: like getting bitchy and arsenal and these in the commentators
Speaker 5: that actually is angry. Former players were actually just angry
Speaker 5: with the d's why would you this is your job.
Speaker 5: You were one day week, all right, turn up care.
Speaker 5: They're more like confused, like one of me went, I
Speaker 5: didn't even know what Simon West, Simon the coach even
Speaker 5: begins Monday. They were just like confused and baffled. Anyway,
Speaker 5: there was There's a famous football game called the Battle
Speaker 5: of Santiago some of the sixties, and why this clip
Speaker 5: is well known, it's because the BBC commentators. BBC are
Speaker 5: the envy of journalists all around the world for their impartiality. However,
Speaker 5: the Battle of Santiago was so bad as a World
Speaker 5: Cup game in nineteen sixty two between in Santiago in
Speaker 5: Italy and the players were sent off and it was
Speaker 5: so bad the fighting on the pitch. One player got
Speaker 5: his jaw broken, another one got their nose broken. The
Speaker 5: players were refusing to be sent off. Police had to
Speaker 5: come on the pitch to physically drag players off the pitch.
Speaker 5: It was so bad. The BBC, introducing the commentator David Carmen,
Speaker 5: introduced the game, saying this the in game you're about.
Speaker 5: The scene is the most stupid, appalling, disgusting and disgraceful
Speaker 5: exhibition of football, possibly in the history of the game.
Speaker 5: That is how I feel about Sunday's performance DS.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's Show. Someone is pretending to be the one
Speaker 5: and only Jack Post.
Speaker 4: I don't think I'm going crazy. I think my voice
Speaker 4: has been stolen using AI and is being used on
Speaker 4: a betting sports betting account on TikTok.
Speaker 5: I mean, perhaps this is serious. It's uncanny how much
Speaker 5: this sounds like you. So this is not you.
Speaker 4: What I've never and will never do a sports betting
Speaker 4: or gambling and but this has been sent to me
Speaker 4: a few times from people on as a TikTok account.
Speaker 4: I don't even want to say the name of what
Speaker 4: the business is this our.
Speaker 5: Disgustedy is I would be too though.
Speaker 3: See this is the problem with AI.
Speaker 4: And it's got footage of AFL games and it's got
Speaker 4: this voice over the top of it.
Speaker 7: Boys, here's our exclusive multi for tonight's game with the
Speaker 7: Pies against the Dogs. A lot of outs for both teams,
Speaker 7: which means the experienced players should get their hands on
Speaker 7: the ball to take control of the game. Our legs
Speaker 7: for tonight's multi, Nick Daekos for twenty five disposals, Josh
Speaker 7: Daykos for twenty three law to grab another twenty five disposals,
Speaker 7: and Noble to get a solid fifteen touches of the footy.
Speaker 7: Make sure to DM on Instagram to get all the
Speaker 7: exclusive plays for the.
Speaker 3: Round that is that's jack post.
Speaker 5: I thought so first, and I heard it again that
Speaker 5: I realize it's too good to read of the script. Wait,
Speaker 5: it's too good. Actually it's too.
Speaker 4: Good, mumbling and tripping out. It feels very I feel
Speaker 4: very weird about it because actually.
Speaker 5: It's your what they call it intellectual property. Your voice
Speaker 5: is like your face. It's like if celebrities start getting
Speaker 5: used endorsing products that they are not endorsing, and then.
Speaker 4: Now I don't know who to go to do. I
Speaker 4: call the police for sure, don't do that. Who do
Speaker 4: I call?
Speaker 5: What is what's happened? How intellectual property rights? To an officer?
Speaker 5: I would never do a gambling campaign. You might have
Speaker 5: seen me doing the Humble money, but that's not gambling.
Speaker 5: You're gambling on streaming choice.
Speaker 3: You do need legal advice, Sandra Scully or Sully newsreader.
Speaker 5: Sorry, and that's how you know. It's always that one letter.
Speaker 3: She's had a similar situation lately as well.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and she hasn't really quit running for the mayor.
Speaker 3: But it's I would feel violated as well. It's not on.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Biank said that Scarlet your Hands and also had to
Speaker 4: take legal advice against chat GPT because they made an
Speaker 4: AI voice that sounds exactly like Scarlet your Hands.
Speaker 5: For gambligand not for again the guy bet fan.
Speaker 4: But I asked bank, it's like, well who did she
Speaker 4: go to? Should I go to the same laoioo.
Speaker 5: In Australia influencer? Apparently I'll be put straight through. Yeah,
Speaker 5: if he looks after Scarlet your Hands, I mean the
Speaker 5: ey warning amounts of money must be exactly the same
Speaker 5: for chat poicks. But what are you going to do?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know what to do because.
Speaker 5: It is habit a simplicit. Again, because I've listened to
Speaker 5: it a couple times. It's crazy, So this sounds exactly
Speaker 5: like you boys.
Speaker 7: Here's our exclusive multi for tonight's game with the Pies
Speaker 7: against the Dogs. A lot of outs for both teams,
Speaker 7: which means the experienced players should get their hands on
Speaker 7: the ball to take control of the game. Our legs
Speaker 7: for tonight's multi, Nick Daekos for twenty five disposals, Josh
Speaker 7: Daykos for twenty three Law to grab another twenty five disposals,
Speaker 7: and Noble to get a solid fifteen touches of footy.
Speaker 7: Make sure to dm on Instagram to get all the
Speaker 7: exclusive plays for the round.
Speaker 5: You have a very distinctive voice. Everybody else but yours
Speaker 5: is very distinctive.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 5: It's likely a compliment.
Speaker 4: I'm looking at it and.
Speaker 5: We can internalize information coming in so many different ways.
Speaker 3: It's defamed you as well because they've mispronounced for Law.
Speaker 4: I would never call him tree Law.
Speaker 5: Now it sounded like our sports news.
Speaker 3: You know what you need, Like the big law firm,
Speaker 3: who's the big one slater in Gordon? They will ask
Speaker 3: the on buttsman, I'll tell you you need like a
Speaker 3: big firm.
Speaker 5: Pantsy's right, you need to take legal action because.
Speaker 3: It does his identity living.
Speaker 5: What they call it a cease and desist.
Speaker 4: How much do you think I can ask for in damages?
Speaker 5: Thousands?
Speaker 3: Millions?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 5: Podcast Christian O'Connell's show. Thank you very much to Mike.
Speaker 5: Dax Is just emailed saying Jack actually can report to
Speaker 5: the police. There is a dedicated units that deal with cybercrimes.
Speaker 5: This is a cyber crime that's happened to you. They
Speaker 5: sent me a link. I'll it on you. Wow, we
Speaker 5: this is gonna be got. You're acting together and I
Speaker 5: was just like, what's going on right now? There's the
Speaker 5: AI here? Oh my goly gosh. The standest thing happened
Speaker 5: to me.
Speaker 4: Isn't that serious? When the police are involved?
Speaker 5: Nothing more serious?
Speaker 3: And it is serious.
Speaker 5: You don't call them up with a lot you certainly
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Speaker 8: The West Coast Eagles are playing their home game at
Speaker 8: off the Stadium over the weekend, and before they game,
Speaker 8: they have this tradition where they've got this eagle, Ossie
Speaker 8: the Eagle.
Speaker 4: He's been around for a while.
Speaker 5: AU double z.
Speaker 8: I e oh, that's so clever, yeah, classy, And he
Speaker 8: does this thing where he flies from the top of
Speaker 8: the stadium.
Speaker 4: Down to the other handler in the.
Speaker 8: Middle of the ground and he lands and then afterwards
Speaker 8: the game starts.
Speaker 5: And that's how he used to went to tend the
Speaker 5: grounds over there, you know a bit basically a bird.
Speaker 4: Displayer, a bird flying once.
Speaker 5: I'm knocking as a D's fan, maybe we might need
Speaker 5: that monthly.
Speaker 8: But for the first time ever, Ozzie went rogue and
Speaker 8: instead of flying from the top of the stadium just
Speaker 8: down to his heights.
Speaker 5: New tricks. He's got some new material.
Speaker 8: He just started flying around the stadium like going rogue,
Speaker 8: like dive bombing.
Speaker 5: And the green people the ground and get it. If
Speaker 5: he's to think, do you know what, screw this crap life?
Speaker 5: Maybe he's been listening to some podcasts or something about
Speaker 5: self actualization and really find and some on that enery.
Speaker 4: You're more than just one trick.
Speaker 5: I'll show them some bloody chaos.
Speaker 8: So the ground announcer then had to make an announcement
Speaker 8: over the stadium like Pa saying, please please hired duck
Speaker 8: for cover.
Speaker 5: To do in a big stadium night, that what are
Speaker 5: you gonna fight?
Speaker 4: Has really sharp talent.
Speaker 8: You must get out of the way.
Speaker 5: So what are they trying to do to get Aussie back?
Speaker 8: He just eventually, I don't know what you can do because.
Speaker 5: You're trying to negotiate with him a paint rise or
Speaker 5: we're getting some friends, we can talk those talents.
Speaker 8: He did eventually fairly after like ten minutes of just
Speaker 8: everyone just by people.
Speaker 5: People, He eventually just returned to the club. Should you
Speaker 5: use this new kind of oss where if he dive
Speaker 5: bombs you, you win a prize and the proof The
Speaker 5: proof is you've got scratches of his box, the golden scratch,
Speaker 5: have a little tennis jab and you're all fine, he
Speaker 5: win a cash price easy? Is that all right? So
Speaker 5: hiding stories nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 5: We're also looking for your stories about sometimes you know,
Speaker 5: we go and pick thing up and you can't, or
Speaker 5: he might even hire a thing and there's a it's
Speaker 5: you're trying to work out can you put it on
Speaker 5: the roof? Is it legal to drive with the boot open?
Speaker 5: Or a windows open on the side, windows and some
Speaker 5: ofthing's pointing through the side. How did you move it?
Speaker 5: What did you see over the weekend? Jack?
Speaker 4: I saw somebody driving a flat screen TV strapped to
Speaker 4: the roof of the car.
Speaker 5: No box, Oh my god, it's a sudden break and
Speaker 5: that TV is going forward and.
Speaker 4: They weren't even lying at flat so it's standing up.
Speaker 5: Oh what do you mean the jumbo tron like we
Speaker 5: could watch something. It's like those moving ad.
Speaker 4: Boards standing up in the straps were making a triangle
Speaker 4: over the top of it.
Speaker 5: It's so distracting as well. They didn't go under that.
Speaker 4: What did you straight TV?
Speaker 5: So your stories? How did you move it? On nine
Speaker 5: four one four one four three, And this radio show
Speaker 5: is six years old today. It started June the fourth,
Speaker 5: six years ago, and so today we want to know
Speaker 5: what does the number six mean to you? Sorry, I
Speaker 5: get emotional? What does the number six mean to you?
Speaker 5: Nine four four one o four three? All right, that's
Speaker 5: us this morning till next out then hiding stories, how
Speaker 5: did you move it? And the number six? What is
Speaker 5: it for you?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's show. This month born in the USA, Springsteen's
Speaker 5: breakthrough album turns forty years old. Unbelievable. We've got a
Speaker 5: limited edition vinyl celebrating that is a beautiful reassure they
Speaker 5: put together. You can win it this morning actually and
Speaker 5: beat the boss right now. They're not one, not two,
Speaker 5: but three ways for you to join the show as always.
Speaker 5: Nine four one four one oh four three is a
Speaker 5: number to take part in the show today. We're looking
Speaker 5: for your stories about hiding, any hiding stories, how did
Speaker 5: you move it? And the show's show anniversary today six years,
Speaker 5: six years and women know what does the number six
Speaker 5: mean to you? Nine four four one four three. Patsy
Speaker 5: tell us you'll still about the number.
Speaker 3: Six, only very recently. It's quite embarrassing. I'm going to
Speaker 3: out my husband again. Chris and his brothers are avid lovers.
Speaker 3: Yum Cha. I love a yum chart anyway. One of
Speaker 3: his brothers traveled four hours from interstate so they could
Speaker 3: go out for lunch a couple of saturdays ago and
Speaker 3: they did a Yum Char crawl. So they hit six
Speaker 3: Young Char restaurants across Melbourne.
Speaker 5: I'm starting to feel sick. I love yum Char, but
Speaker 5: too much of anything is about a thing.
Speaker 3: You you're a game person if you go for Youmchar
Speaker 3: lunch with the Newman.
Speaker 5: Boys, demolsha, isn't it all?
Speaker 4: You can eat? Vibe anyway?
Speaker 3: No, no, but they come around on the trolleys. You
Speaker 3: get all the beautiful dumb planes and chicken feet and
Speaker 3: all those lovely delicacies. And they had a day four
Speaker 3: hours across six restaurants from Sunshine.
Speaker 5: We've all been on pub cruls, but a young child cruel.
Speaker 3: That's so much young charge to a Chinatown. Then they
Speaker 3: went down to South Yarra and then ended up at Springvale.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, yeah, Springvale, that's quite a bit of a distance.
Speaker 5: You need some time to start the digestion process.
Speaker 3: In between going to each restaurant, it gave the stomach
Speaker 3: time to settle, so then they.
Speaker 5: Were but no increase. There's probably bears involved as well.
Speaker 3: No, there wasn't athletes, No, because it was all about.
Speaker 5: On the price.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's it.
Speaker 5: That's so much, young Chi. You would get food sweats.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, totally had the meat sweats when they got back.
Speaker 5: Nine four one O four three? What is the number
Speaker 5: six to you? How did you move it? And hiding stories,
Speaker 5: let's go to Scott. Welcome to the show, Scottie.
Speaker 9: He made How are you?
Speaker 5: I'm good? So how did you move it? Scott? What's
Speaker 5: your story for us? I was an inmate that many
Speaker 5: years ago.
Speaker 9: I was in Brisbane going across the story bridge.
Speaker 10: And turned around to notice four large gentlemen, each with
Speaker 10: an arm out the window holding down double mattress on
Speaker 10: top of the car.
Speaker 5: Wow, wow, that's still my folk want to see? Is
Speaker 5: the is the arm of the Sometimes you see it
Speaker 5: someone's driving. You don't see so much these days. When
Speaker 5: I was a kid, used to see a lot of
Speaker 5: that of a dad, which is still arm. Sometimes it's
Speaker 5: a dart in his mouth as well. Just hat very casually.
Speaker 5: Even it's a finger on the wheel, still will and
Speaker 5: then another big old palm on holding a mattress down.
Speaker 4: But usually the arm was accompanying the straps. Was this
Speaker 4: no straps and just arms, Scott.
Speaker 11: No straps made, just four mappive arms.
Speaker 5: That sounds like a great name for removal company. Two guys,
Speaker 5: four massive arms, Scott. That's a great spot. Thank you
Speaker 5: very much. You cool. Thanks Paul, Good morning, Good morning. Okay,
Speaker 5: you've got moving story as well. I have, Yeah, going
Speaker 5: back to it.
Speaker 10: Nineteen eighty seven or thereabouts, I was landscaping my first
Speaker 10: home and I was split leveling the backyard and I
Speaker 10: wanted one large railway sleeper, so I sourced the spot
Speaker 10: in Thomastown. I drove out there in my little Toyota
Speaker 10: Corolla with a friend of mine with borrowed roof racks
Speaker 10: and picked one out of the pile and they used
Speaker 10: the crane. He looked at me and he said, you
Speaker 10: want me to put it on there? And I said yet,
Speaker 10: He said right. He lowered it down to the middle
Speaker 10: and it nearly touched the roof. I said, no, move
Speaker 10: it right to the edge, thinking it's the strongest spot.
Speaker 10: It's still bent the bars, but it stayed off the roof.
Speaker 10: We tied it down and I drove at fifteen kilometers
Speaker 10: an hour and forty five degree angle all the way
Speaker 10: back to Weston.
Speaker 5: Oh my wo different time, Paul, What a great story, Paul,
Speaker 5: thanks for sharing. Mate. Have a good day, no worries, cheers.
Speaker 5: So good morning, Good.
Speaker 12: Morning, Christian and Tea.
Speaker 6: I've been listening since the beginning, by the way and
Speaker 6: the anniversary. My story is a hiding story. And yeah,
Speaker 6: my dad was a huge high fiber built speakers that
Speaker 6: were bigger than myself and my sister when we were little,
Speaker 6: little tights and when we didn't like food we had
Speaker 6: to eat mostly broad beans, I'll add, we would hide
Speaker 6: the leftover food in the vents at the bottom of
Speaker 6: the speaker.
Speaker 5: There are big gaps and holes the yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when you make your own, and they were massive speakers,
Speaker 6: and we did that probably at least twelve to eighteen
Speaker 6: months at least, and at the time my mum couldn't
Speaker 6: work out where we were, giving so many mice in
Speaker 6: the house. And it was only when something went wrong
Speaker 6: with the speakers and Dad had to open them up
Speaker 6: and move them.
Speaker 5: A market garden here at.
Speaker 6: Bits and pieces, particularly of broad Kane falling out at
Speaker 6: the bottom of this tea. I don't know if there
Speaker 6: was a mountains in the bottom of the speakers. I
Speaker 6: was never told that, but I do know that we
Speaker 6: got the round of the kitchen a bit after that.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, that's a great story. So that is
Speaker 5: a classic. Thank you very much. She give us a
Speaker 5: call to nolays love to show. Thanksank you very much.
Speaker 5: All right, keep this coming. This is great. You're hiding stories.
Speaker 5: How did you move it? And what does the number
Speaker 5: six mean to you? Well?
Speaker 2: Christian Connall's show podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's show, What does the number six mean to you?
Speaker 5: How did you move it? And hiding? Those are the
Speaker 5: three ways looking for your stories today on nine four
Speaker 5: one four one oh four three Morning Kathy, Good morning. Now, Kathy,
Speaker 5: you've got a story about hang to move something.
Speaker 13: Yeah, So, when I was very little, my mum had
Speaker 13: a huge, big container that wouldn't fit.
Speaker 11: Across the backstage.
Speaker 13: So she had the door open a little bit and
Speaker 13: as we were driving, I had to hold the container
Speaker 13: and hang out the car door and hold that so
Speaker 13: it didn't fall out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean you used to see this a lot.
Speaker 5: You know, kids, Mump, listen right now, going that wouldn't happen. No,
Speaker 5: it shouldn't happen now. But in the eighties and nineties,
Speaker 5: when I guess this was quite a few years.
Speaker 13: Ago, Kathy, a forty five years ago.
Speaker 5: This stuff happened a lot. You wouldn't even think it
Speaker 5: was unusual. It was neglecting the home. In the cars
Speaker 5: for safety of children, lean out the car and hold.
Speaker 4: This, but they go. We got that big container.
Speaker 13: Guy today damaged.
Speaker 5: Yes, Kathy, thank you very much your story. Have a
Speaker 5: good day, these things you do. Chris Coodring, Welcome to
Speaker 5: the show, Chris.
Speaker 9: Morning, Christian, Jack and pet a moving story.
Speaker 5: Thank you, and what is your moving story for us? Chris.
Speaker 9: We were moving probably about three blocks down the road,
Speaker 9: moving house, so we put the fridge on. We didn't
Speaker 9: bother in peanut had all the food and everything still
Speaker 9: in it, so we just we just put it on
Speaker 9: the trailer. Anyway, got two mates to hold the fridge
Speaker 9: while we were just driving down the raids. So we
Speaker 9: got about halfway down and the two guys decide to
Speaker 9: open the fridge up and have a beer while we're moving.
Speaker 5: Down. Yeah, Chris, thank you very much, your story mate.
Speaker 5: Have a good day.
Speaker 9: Thanks Christian.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's show. So six years ago today, June and fourth,
Speaker 5: twenty eighteen, Me, Jack and Pass began a radio show together.
Speaker 5: Today we want to know what does the number six
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Speaker 4: You wouldn't know this, but while I was working on Haim,
Speaker 4: She and Andy on my very early days at Fox
Speaker 4: f M, I was also given the opportunity to try
Speaker 4: out as a music DJ and the show, the show
Speaker 4: I was on was called six on the Beach where
Speaker 4: I had to pretend where I had to pretend I
Speaker 4: was on a different beach of Melbourne each night, bringing
Speaker 4: you the six one.
Speaker 5: Of so many, so many significant beaches of Melbourne.
Speaker 4: Bringing you the six hotter songs. And I only lasted
Speaker 4: two weeks.
Speaker 5: Wait, well we and we know your acting is powerful.
Speaker 5: It's probably two people. It's too actually, probably too believable. Patsy,
Speaker 5: why is the number six significant for you?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 3: Why is six six?
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 3: You're putting me on the spot.
Speaker 4: Six sixty six, the number of the devil.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that could be it. Y, you're saying that she's
Speaker 5: a devil. Warner.
Speaker 4: It's just the first thing he came from you.
Speaker 5: But when you looked at pats you are a devil. Okay.
Speaker 5: Some thing's only meant to last six years. By bye.
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Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's show, This radio show is six years old today.
Speaker 5: So today on our show birthday, we're asking what does
Speaker 5: the number six mean to you? Good morning to mackay
Speaker 5: at Christian, number six means to me. We built our
Speaker 5: first home and a block side is six six six
Speaker 5: and we are the number six house. Wow, what a
Speaker 5: lot of six? Is there?
Speaker 3: So good thing? Shway or something?
Speaker 5: I'm not sure actually, Patsy six years ago, Christian, I
Speaker 5: almost changed the radio station that I'm listening to now.
Speaker 5: That TV is when you started, and I heard it
Speaker 5: with some unknown English guy. However, I'm glad I didn't,
Speaker 5: And thank you to you Jack and Pants for what
Speaker 5: you did during COVID. Well, Jody Bilkerson, that's lovely set,
Speaker 5: but thank you very much for actually being there for
Speaker 5: us and listen to the shows during that time as well. Christian,
Speaker 5: I bought my first TV on layby from Kmart and
Speaker 5: then once I'd paid it off, I circled it home
Speaker 5: on the handlebars of my BMX. We're talking only about
Speaker 5: how how did you move things? That's quite a scene,
Speaker 5: all right. So what does the number six mean to you?
Speaker 5: Nine four one four one four three, Julia, come on in,
Speaker 5: Hello there, how are you going? Guys? We're good. Julia.
Speaker 5: I just saw take Mark to the show. You won
Speaker 5: one of our exclusive show beanies.
Speaker 12: That's very exciting.
Speaker 9: It is very true.
Speaker 15: I'm sorry the number.
Speaker 5: Six to me.
Speaker 15: Now, I'm not just saying this because she's my sister
Speaker 15: and I'm on air. However, she's my best friend. But
Speaker 15: we were born six years apart, six days apart and
Speaker 15: sixty minutes apart.
Speaker 4: Are the odds.
Speaker 15: I know, it's it's a bit scary. So we actually,
Speaker 15: as a bit of a joke, celebrated we had a
Speaker 15: joint birthday a couple of years ago, celebrating our sixtieth.
Speaker 16: It was great.
Speaker 5: Wait, that's incredible, isn't it.
Speaker 15: Yeah, so yeah, we're all born on rainy nights and
Speaker 15: all that sort of stuff. But you know, we had
Speaker 15: a bit of a bit of a tussle of kids.
Speaker 5: But we're good.
Speaker 15: Great, we're best friends now.
Speaker 5: So we love it lovely, all right, Julia, thank you
Speaker 5: very much, Thank you so much.
Speaker 15: Guy to have a great day.
Speaker 5: Jasmine, good morning, Hi there, how are you, Jim scared
Speaker 5: you well, Chasmin?
Speaker 12: Oh, I'm very well for a Tuesday.
Speaker 5: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 12: So six means to me so my grandfather he turned
Speaker 12: on the sixth of the six two thousand and six,
Speaker 12: he turned sixty six.
Speaker 3: Wow, that is great.
Speaker 12: Yeah, it's a great one, and we're I was obviously
Speaker 12: going to celebrate his birthday then in two days time,
Speaker 12: on the six of the sixth. So yeah, it's very
Speaker 12: important to me.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, wow. I tell you what. We'll send you
Speaker 5: a beanie hat and one for dad as well.
Speaker 12: Oh, that'd be awesome.
Speaker 5: Thank you, pleasure. All right, thank you very much. She
Speaker 5: killed Chasmin. Have a great day, guys, Shannon. Good morning, Shannon,
Speaker 5: good morning.
Speaker 16: How are you.
Speaker 5: I'm good, Shannon. Thanks calling the show. Shannon. So the
Speaker 5: number six on our six years of the show, What
Speaker 5: does number six mean to you? Mate?
Speaker 16: My husband saved my life six years ago?
Speaker 2: Oh wow?
Speaker 5: How come? What happened?
Speaker 16: I survived to strike and he needs a fast sign
Speaker 16: to strike. So I had the facial droops, couldn't leave
Speaker 16: my right arm, and I couldn't speak, and he called
Speaker 16: triple zero immediately, and I remember him telling the triple
Speaker 16: zero operator, I think my wife is having a stroke.
Speaker 16: So he saved my life sixty years ago.
Speaker 5: Wow. Is it six years ago this year or this week?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 16: Yeah, yeah, six years ago on the fourteenth of May.
Speaker 16: So we climbed the Carbor Bridge together on the fourteenth,
Speaker 16: isn't it.
Speaker 5: Oh wow, that must have been an amazing to do anyway,
Speaker 5: but even more special after what you've been through the
Speaker 5: last six years.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, yeah, God, what.
Speaker 5: An amazing thing he did. Yeah, yeah, that's awesome. And
Speaker 5: how are you now?
Speaker 14: You are?
Speaker 5: Well? Yeah, back at work and.
Speaker 16: Yeah I was walking the next day, but I couldn't
Speaker 16: speak for a week, so and couldn't you my right
Speaker 16: arm all hands? So yeah, but I'm fift.
Speaker 12: Recover it.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, wow, Jenny, you must have been on Oh Sharon,
Speaker 5: congratulations and happy Anna versory for your six as well.
Speaker 5: Thanks for sharing your story with us this morning. Have
Speaker 5: a nice day.
Speaker 16: Thank you bye.
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Speaker 5: Things I Hear about cat Man? Do Bronze, Frost, Gum Gold,
Speaker 5: These are very good, Oppenheim Silver, Hoop Fellas Cold, Yeah,
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Speaker 5: to get it. Well done, Jack, That is very good
Speaker 5: and Weekend at Beanies Gold. Yeah, so many goals. Who
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Speaker 4: Dilma is coming to you, Gavin for the Sound.
Speaker 5: Of Mucus, Yeah, very good, Well done everyone, Thank you
Speaker 5: very much. Last song for us today, and then we
Speaker 5: turn about tomorrow's show.
Speaker 2: Today The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell's Show. I just learned from Michael Descent, who
Speaker 5: we mentioned earlier when we're just marking the time, Way says,
Speaker 5: and I was confused by his surname. Missus. Descent has
Speaker 5: got back to me, Christian, my surname is decent, as
Speaker 5: in I'm a decent bloke. I think he must have
Speaker 5: spent like a tie person when he was Russian to
Speaker 5: send that out there.
Speaker 4: Hear it every day.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and when we're thinking lasting about doing a game
Speaker 5: as if my name is he has to say as
Speaker 5: in I'm a decent bloke. We got it all right.
Speaker 5: So a couple of hours ago we were doing a
Speaker 5: thing and we're doing it every day this week where
Speaker 5: you've got to guest a song that drag is trying
Speaker 5: to sing in the dentist chairs for Smile Solutions. And
Speaker 5: we spoke to a guy who got the right answer,
Speaker 5: ay one one thousand dollars, and you could tell that
Speaker 5: actually he's obviously been going through a tough time and
Speaker 5: he said one or two lines has said that the
Speaker 5: money he's really needed at the moment. And and then
Speaker 5: you don't know this, but about an hour later, that
Speaker 5: guy James texted me to say they're also today happens
Speaker 5: to be his wedding anniversary as well. So getting some
Speaker 5: good news after a tough couple months was a really
Speaker 5: big thing. Now, this is what the amazing thing is
Speaker 5: about doing this show. Sometimes we have the kindest people
Speaker 5: that listen to the show. We've been showing this time
Speaker 5: and time again whenever we ask you to get behind
Speaker 5: somebody in the community where it's backpacks of it kids
Speaker 5: who are having tough time. So I got a message
Speaker 5: about an hour or so ago from one of you
Speaker 5: called Ian, and he doesn't want to come on air.
Speaker 5: He actually just wanted to say to us that he
Speaker 5: heard James and obviously that you'll be going through some stuff.
Speaker 5: And James only said this if you think this is
Speaker 5: a big five minute story in James with Jaran, what's
Speaker 5: been going on? It was literally a couple of words.
Speaker 5: It was no more than a line or two. But
Speaker 5: this guy Ian was so moved by it. He wants
Speaker 5: to donate two thousand dollars his own money to James,
Speaker 5: or just want to give James the good news, because
Speaker 5: I don't think it's my good news to give. But
Speaker 5: Ian wants to give you. A guy you've never met
Speaker 5: me before, wants to give you another two thousand dollars.
Speaker 11: James, Oh, I don't know what. I don't know what
Speaker 11: to say. I'm sitting in a car at work, nearly
Speaker 11: in tears. Ah, I have no idea how much this means.
Speaker 11: Like I said, I add some miracle issues recently, and
Speaker 11: what's the wages and we are descriping through and this
Speaker 11: life changing, right.
Speaker 5: I am so sorry to hear that, but I'm just
Speaker 5: humbled that you only just said a couple of words
Speaker 5: to us about two hours agot half six this morning.
Speaker 5: But someone else was so moved by it. And sometimes
Speaker 5: it's not so much in what we're saying. There's something
Speaker 5: else you can feel there. And obviously Ian obviously felt something.
Speaker 5: And he said that his family and the kids are
Speaker 5: doing well right now and he wants to give something back,
Speaker 5: and he wants to give you two thousand dollars. So
Speaker 5: you're today you've got three thousand of dollars. And I
Speaker 5: really hope James, that it helps a little bit to
Speaker 5: whatever's been going on. Mate.
Speaker 11: Yeah, kind of describe how my Tess got to help
Speaker 11: me and I know you mate, and if we get
Speaker 11: to mat Yeah, I loved the boy beer. That's the
Speaker 11: least I can say. I'm just hard racing. Yeah, helps
Speaker 11: so much, I can't believe it.
Speaker 5: And James, we'rening anniversary today as well.
Speaker 11: Yes, two years. Sorry is my lovely wife.
Speaker 5: Ah well, hopefully you could do something a bit different
Speaker 5: tonight to celebrate that.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I definitely mate.
Speaker 5: All Right, James already put you on air, but I
Speaker 5: just wanted to give you some more good news, which
Speaker 5: it sounds like you really need that as well. But James,
Speaker 5: Ian's going to give you a call later on today
Speaker 5: and we'll leave it to you guys, But thank you
Speaker 5: very much for calling the show today. And I know
Speaker 5: you only said a line or two, but it's very
Speaker 5: hard sometimes I actually saying when you're having a tough time,
Speaker 5: and it must be nerve wracking even just coming on
Speaker 5: the radio. But I'm so glad you actually did say
Speaker 5: something because otherwise people are in you know, sometimes we
Speaker 5: find it so hard to actually say having a tough time.
Speaker 5: So whatever you did say in a couple of words,
Speaker 5: it really struck a chord with a lot of people
Speaker 5: said James, well done.
Speaker 11: I thank you, Christian, thanks sing and tame you great.
Speaker 5: Day guys and you happy anniversary.
Speaker 11: Thank you very much.
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