Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell's Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Friday Morning. Welcome to the weekend. Good morning Jack, post
Speaker 2: morning guys, Happy Friday, Patsy. Before we get into double
Speaker 2: thumbs this week, what does everyone doing this weekend? What
Speaker 2: do you have to Pats?
Speaker 3: We have family coming up from the country for lunch
Speaker 3: tomorrow for my parents' sixtieth wedding anniversary.
Speaker 2: Weeks sixty years.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's quite an achievement, is what is that's diamond?
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, that's diamond in the old scale, because there's new,
Speaker 3: there's new and there's old. Do you know what I mean? Well,
Speaker 3: so like the old one is diamond, but the new
Speaker 3: one might be something even more spectacular, because sixty years
Speaker 3: in today's years are like even better than the.
Speaker 2: Old don anniversary.
Speaker 5: Why is it because people don't stay together as long
Speaker 5: a correct?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: I see, yes, so they've been together.
Speaker 2: See what a journey sixty years?
Speaker 4: Isn't it gorgeous?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So I'm making lunch for every one.
Speaker 2: Oh, what a lovely thing. What's the weather like this weekend?
Speaker 4: Is it piping beautiful? Like twenty six, twenty seven sunny
Speaker 4: right through to.
Speaker 2: Like choose That's perfect, isn't it? Once you gets over thirty,
Speaker 2: no one wants to go outside.
Speaker 5: They're on most What are you doing for lunch?
Speaker 3: You're gonna laugh at this. I'm doing a few different casseroles.
Speaker 3: But no, no, now, don't like chat.
Speaker 2: It's relevant for the audience. Okay, you do the hits.
Speaker 2: They love a case.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a celebration meal.
Speaker 2: It's heavy, isn't it.
Speaker 4: No, But I've organized cake. There's cake.
Speaker 2: Bloody hell, you're going to put them to sleep, A
Speaker 2: big old beef casserole and a lump of cake.
Speaker 4: There's a few different things.
Speaker 2: If you want to sleep during the speeches and a nap,
Speaker 2: come in, watch out. It's like a tree fall.
Speaker 3: And I've had a few requests for my scollot potato
Speaker 3: and make a mean scollot potato at Christmas time.
Speaker 4: Everyone's like, please, can you make.
Speaker 2: It Christmas in July? Jack, you've got a busy weekend.
Speaker 5: Yes, we'll drop the anchor at the airport tomorrow. She
Speaker 5: goes on a three night hike and four day hike
Speaker 5: in Sydney. And then I've got Gordy alking.
Speaker 2: Around Sydney, well, the shops, the sun so flies in
Speaker 2: the city.
Speaker 5: Then she goes down to a coastal hike.
Speaker 2: Gotcha, gotcha? So what have you got planning? You've got
Speaker 2: a boys weekend? Are you and your boy?
Speaker 5: All that's really in the calendar is a lot of footage.
Speaker 2: I get the feet of that. You were watching a
Speaker 2: lot of footy away in that time. So has he
Speaker 2: ever been to a footy game?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 5: I thought he was too young? What do you reckon?
Speaker 2: He says, this weekend to be his first game.
Speaker 5: No, we're just watching an a Mats place on TV. So
Speaker 5: I thought you were going No, no, no, too much?
Speaker 2: Didn't get bulled out? Was too much trouble?
Speaker 5: You're around on the floor, yeah, halftime? Leave her?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, this weekend, I'm a nurse. In about
Speaker 2: two hours time, my seventeen year old George has been
Speaker 2: taken to the hospital knocked out and then four teeth
Speaker 2: taken out of her mouth, so that it's quite savage.
Speaker 2: It has been arranged. You don't get that hr there'll
Speaker 2: be more teeth coming out, missy. She's having four wis
Speaker 2: some teeth out today? So good luck to have a
Speaker 2: lot of ice cream over the weekend, rotating that jelly
Speaker 2: with lemonade and those peace as well. In the Ice
Speaker 2: based Christian Connell Show podcast Patsy, what are you giving
Speaker 2: your double thumbs up to you? What are you enjoying?
Speaker 3: We saw a movie last weekend on Netflix, Leave the
Speaker 3: World Behind. It's Julia Robertson Kevin Bacon.
Speaker 5: I read the book, did you?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah, Well we read the book. I liked it.
Speaker 5: I have a major problem with it, but I can't
Speaker 5: say without giving away the ending. But I didn't say
Speaker 5: what was your what did in your mind? I just
Speaker 5: didn't like.
Speaker 2: So you didn't like the movie version, but you love
Speaker 2: the book.
Speaker 5: No, I didn't like the book. I haven't seen the movie.
Speaker 5: But remember everyone's problem with the TV show Lost is
Speaker 5: it set all these mysteries and then they were like,
Speaker 5: all right, here we go, last episode. We're going to
Speaker 5: find out answer it all. Yeah, there's a bit of
Speaker 5: that going on and leave the world. This is what
Speaker 5: the love God said. In fact, he said at the
Speaker 5: end of it. That was the most ridiculous ending I've
Speaker 5: ever seen. But I actually really liked it because you
Speaker 5: have to use your imagination.
Speaker 3: It's obvious what's going to happen. It's like put two
Speaker 3: and two together.
Speaker 5: I like when they tell you exactly what happens. No,
Speaker 5: I I like them revealing the mystery.
Speaker 7: Out.
Speaker 2: I want to join my own dots.
Speaker 5: It's like in the end of every Scooby Doo episode,
Speaker 5: you get to pull off the mask. That's that's the
Speaker 5: satisfying bit.
Speaker 2: Thought for once, we're having a serious chat about pulp culture,
Speaker 2: and then we're back.
Speaker 5: To Scooby to her, that's the satisfying bit is learning
Speaker 5: who it was, the whole kind of the whole man who.
Speaker 4: Runs every time. But it's a good acalyptic thriller. I
Speaker 4: loved it.
Speaker 2: A new movie.
Speaker 4: It's relatively new.
Speaker 3: I think it was released December last year.
Speaker 2: I would be very happy with a Julia Roberts channel.
Speaker 4: You know what, I really like Julia Roberts. She is
Speaker 4: aging so.
Speaker 2: Great wider smile than Judia Roberts.
Speaker 4: I think she's beautiful.
Speaker 3: I think she is so natural and down to earth,
Speaker 3: and as she gets older.
Speaker 2: It's mouth. I can't stop thinking about that. Smile just
Speaker 2: likes out my heart.
Speaker 5: That's that's not nice in a beautiful way.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I love coming, you know, and I love Roberts.
Speaker 5: Smile are so many that's pretty good.
Speaker 2: That's actually a very good thing. Okay, now we've ever
Speaker 2: need to do come at prank cause we'll get you.
Speaker 5: To do them.
Speaker 4: I really liked that.
Speaker 3: I think it was in like the top five or
Speaker 3: something last weekend on Netflix. The other thing I did
Speaker 3: mention earlier in the week Wicked. If you get a
Speaker 3: chance to go and see it at the Regent, do
Speaker 3: go because it gives a beautiful backstory on the Witches.
Speaker 2: It's an amazing music.
Speaker 4: And you'll think differently about the evil Witch.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And I also think even people who don't like
Speaker 2: musicals this is something else and end up going with
Speaker 2: my daughters when they were when they were younger. When
Speaker 2: it opened in London, we went three times. It's amazing.
Speaker 4: It is one of.
Speaker 3: Those that you want to go back to. And I
Speaker 3: will briefly mention it's wrapped. The season's just wrap. But
Speaker 3: Big Miracles on Channel nine, which follows the IVF stories
Speaker 3: of Couples, is just an absolute delight.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard anything about that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, Jack of you and Benko. Oh, it's
Speaker 3: absolutely stunning.
Speaker 5: You still watch on nine plug yes man.
Speaker 3: And it's just having been through IVF, I watch it
Speaker 3: and it's just I cry every time because if you're
Speaker 3: struggling with fertility, if you know or you know someone
Speaker 3: who has, I guarantee it will absolutely.
Speaker 4: Tug at your heart strings.
Speaker 3: And it just it reminds me of our journey and
Speaker 3: these couples just opening up and sharing the struggle that
Speaker 3: they have. It's just absolutely beautiful, big miracles.
Speaker 2: Actually, do you know what I did watch half an episode.
Speaker 2: I came in, my wife was in tears and I
Speaker 2: sat there watch it. It's sat here in Melbourne, Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: I didn't. They do a lot of global pioneering research
Speaker 2: in IVF right here in Melbourn.
Speaker 3: It's amazing Melbourne had the first IVF baby. I think
Speaker 3: I believe that's the case. That maybe Monash IVF to.
Speaker 2: Tell me this. Does it always end with good news?
Speaker 2: Are they finding out? Oh no, I can't be watching
Speaker 2: that way.
Speaker 3: But it's raw and it's honest and it's I think
Speaker 3: it's a window into how it is for a lot
Speaker 3: of couples now and it's just, you know so much
Speaker 3: what takes me back. So much of what the couple
Speaker 3: say is exactly how I felt. They had a woman
Speaker 3: this week say what good am I as a woman
Speaker 3: and That might sound harsh, but I can remember having
Speaker 3: exactly the same sentiment of what's wrong with me? Why
Speaker 3: am I so broken that I just I can't do this.
Speaker 2: Felt if they can't produce it, that's horrible naturally or
Speaker 2: create a child so much awful.
Speaker 3: Just watching it's like, oh God, my heart is aching
Speaker 3: for you. I know exactly how you feel.
Speaker 5: It's beautiful anchor and I even talked about it after
Speaker 5: Gordy's birthday on Monday that if we had existed in
Speaker 5: any time other than now in history in the last
Speaker 5: thirty years, he wouldn't have been born. Crazy crazy to think.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, wonder they called it was a good, big miracle.
Speaker 2: What a great name for it as well? That's lovely
Speaker 2: and what's that all?
Speaker 4: Nine nine?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Jack, what have you enjoyed this week? I know it's
Speaker 2: tough and you got two year old, you haven't got
Speaker 2: as much time to watch the various TV show.
Speaker 5: Actually, I've got a library hack this week, and it's
Speaker 5: because of Gordy that we went and joined up to
Speaker 5: the local library to get any more kids books. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I didn't know you can get audio books through your library.
Speaker 5: Can you how audiobook hack? You just you rent them
Speaker 5: like you would rent a book. So you're kidding, what
Speaker 5: cray did you get this app called borrow Box? You
Speaker 5: put in your you got to sign up as a
Speaker 5: library member, so have you put in your library number?
Speaker 5: And then you just scroll through and you go, yeah,
Speaker 5: I want to borrow I'm reading you.
Speaker 2: For audible or anything.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I'm reading I'm listening to The Godfather at
Speaker 5: the moment, the original.
Speaker 2: Book My Goodness Agreement by Maria A. Puso.
Speaker 5: It's brilliant.
Speaker 2: Who's doing the narration? I don't know.
Speaker 5: It sounds like a fat Tony out of the Cities.
Speaker 5: It's a it's a brilliant book.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah yeah. It's one of my favorite books.
Speaker 2: It's an incredible story.
Speaker 5: So sign up if you want to. If you listen
Speaker 5: to a lot of audiobooks, and it's a great, easy,
Speaker 5: cheap way that's you know, provided to us by it
Speaker 5: when you're in the car, or just the way to work,
Speaker 5: which I have stopped doing because sometimes it's quite silent.
Speaker 5: It's a weird way to start with someone getting beat
Speaker 5: up out of the side of a bar.
Speaker 4: Libraries have so many good resources.
Speaker 5: The local library is hands I learned more.
Speaker 2: The best thing my dad ever did them it was
Speaker 2: enrolling at the local library when I was about five.
Speaker 2: Everything I've done in my life has come from that library. Honestly,
Speaker 2: there's my joy of reading and books and storytelling. Local
Speaker 2: libraries are essentially I actually think I learned more there
Speaker 2: because I enjoyed reading than I did it at school.
Speaker 2: It was everything to me. Yeah, their magical places. Now
Speaker 2: want to go in them. The staff that work, they
Speaker 2: really care about stories and understand and not everyone because
Speaker 2: because of a book these days isn't cheap. Not everyone
Speaker 2: can afford to buy a lot of books over a year. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're to rent them out.
Speaker 5: They're so friendly. It's different to how you remember a
Speaker 5: library as a kid, where like if you don't bring
Speaker 5: this back, laid fees for you.
Speaker 2: They're not like that.
Speaker 5: They're like just reing you, like on the app renew
Speaker 5: the books if you can't bring them back on time.
Speaker 5: We never do late phase. We just want people to
Speaker 5: use the library.
Speaker 2: Yeah, awesome, all right, double thumbs up for me. Then
Speaker 2: I'll kick off with a book I've really enjoyed. Actually,
Speaker 2: one of the quickest book I've read in the last
Speaker 2: couple of years, but so much life wisdom in there.
Speaker 2: I heard this guy called Boyd Varty on Tim Ferriss's podcast,
Speaker 2: and you know he was really enjoying the chat. And
Speaker 2: you actually pause it to google the book and order it.
Speaker 2: That's why good. This guy is a former lion tracker
Speaker 2: in South Africa. His dad's what his granddad was. It's
Speaker 2: called The Line Tracker's Guide to Life. It is amazing,
Speaker 2: really really funny stories. It's a tiny little book, but
Speaker 2: I lend up highlighting so much of it. There's so
Speaker 2: much life wisdom in there. Barely page goes by. You
Speaker 2: won't highlight something. It's great. Line Tracker's Guide to Life
Speaker 2: by Boyd Varty. Cannot recommend that enough. Loved it. You
Speaker 2: read it in a day. And the other thing, which
Speaker 2: is great, I know you love your golf at the moment.
Speaker 2: Full Swing season two is back. Watched the first episode
Speaker 2: last night was all about live golf, merging with PGA
Speaker 2: and all that. It is brilliant, very very good, and
Speaker 2: I saw the on SBS. It won an Oscar last
Speaker 2: year for a Best Short Movie. It's only twenty two minutes.
Speaker 2: It's called an Irish Goodbye. It's an Irish short movie.
Speaker 2: It is laugh out loud funny. I was howling at
Speaker 2: times by myself watching it. An Irish Goodbye. It's on
Speaker 2: SBS one on Oscar last year. This is the Christian
Speaker 2: O'Connell show podcast. Because you said you want the four
Speaker 2: and twenty Pies to meat Pies to go up on
Speaker 2: our wall, the foot of you wall of fame we
Speaker 2: have for every call of this morning. This is an
Speaker 2: amazing prize. A slab of four and twenty classic meat
Speaker 2: pies in a slab is eight pies. The producers have
Speaker 2: given us some pie facts here. More pies than seats
Speaker 2: are sold at the MCG every hour.
Speaker 5: Your wow, No, actually that can't be right.
Speaker 2: I now no longer have faith in that producing team.
Speaker 2: They didn't even know what show number it was yesterday.
Speaker 2: Each day you just added on one that we didn't
Speaker 2: have yesterday. Were we like two hundred shows out yesterday?
Speaker 5: Actually? Are they saying more pies in the world are sold?
Speaker 8: Not for.
Speaker 2: Stat remaldor felt them just put double thumbs up in
Speaker 2: the Here is that right, Caitlin?
Speaker 3: It is correct and this is from the four and
Speaker 3: twenty pis people.
Speaker 5: This is official, but not at the They're not selling
Speaker 5: you one hundred thousand pies. I thought it was at
Speaker 5: the g No No in the world, but they're using
Speaker 5: the G as.
Speaker 2: A as as already on shaky ground. What about this one?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 2: The pie is a statement at the AFL because it's
Speaker 2: the perfect size for all hand sizes. Where did you
Speaker 2: get these facts from? That's not a fact, No, So
Speaker 2: four and twenty pie four and twenty is the largest
Speaker 2: savory pie bakery in the world, making twenty thousand parties
Speaker 2: an hour. That is a fact.
Speaker 5: Well, okay, so something from then they're making twenty thousand
Speaker 5: an hour, but they're selling over one hundred thousand an hour,
Speaker 5: So how are they keeping up with demands?
Speaker 2: Someone needs to go and investigate. What's happened to all
Speaker 2: them pies in twenty thousand an hour? Time is twenty
Speaker 2: four How much in a twenty four hour day are
Speaker 2: they making? Crush the numbers team, so twenty thousand times
Speaker 2: twenty four.
Speaker 3: Four hundred and eighty thousand, half.
Speaker 2: A million parts. This doesn't sound right, does it? Here
Speaker 2: we go, this can't be true. They're just fed you
Speaker 2: alone to dot chief facts fifty two million, twenty pits
Speaker 2: eating each year? No way, did you not look at
Speaker 2: that and go this?
Speaker 6: Does it?
Speaker 2: Fifty two million million? How many people on there in Australia, super.
Speaker 4: Person in Australia.
Speaker 2: Fifty million, four and twenty pits fucking year? Is this true?
Speaker 1: It's true, two four and twenty it's facts.
Speaker 2: Well, no, we can make up. I could say we've
Speaker 2: got fifty two million listeners. I can't just then go
Speaker 2: and go and that's a fact, because I'm telling you
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we should do it. The research in dependently on
Speaker 5: pies next time. Not let the company decide.
Speaker 2: Fifty four and twenty pis are consumed each year. Anyway,
Speaker 2: you can win some free four and twenty meat pies
Speaker 2: right now. Knockoff? What time are you knocking off today?
Speaker 2: And what is the highlight for you this weekend? Carl
Speaker 2: and Brner.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian o'kyls show.
Speaker 2: Podcast Christian Knockoff Friday. This is on Kylie. No word today.
Speaker 2: Heading camping for the weekend with my husband and three
Speaker 2: kids for my birthdayly birthday t will be maybe you
Speaker 2: they go camping and you go and stay in a
Speaker 2: nice actual hotel with a room in a comfortable bed
Speaker 2: and have a nice night's sleep. Kenny does not want
Speaker 2: any UFR free pies today, actually texting me saying no thanks.
Speaker 2: As a staunch bakery enthusiast, four and twenty pies are offensive.
Speaker 2: Everything is offensive these days, isn't it. You can make
Speaker 2: a case for anything being offensive these days. I am
Speaker 2: a store spakery, you says, and I still love meat
Speaker 2: pie Patsy for your parents' sixtieth wedding anniversary. This comes
Speaker 2: from Tom. Did you arrange letters from the King and
Speaker 2: the PM? You can go on it qualifies the same
Speaker 2: as a one hundred?
Speaker 4: Really are you serious?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: My mum is such a royalist she would get such.
Speaker 2: I think it doesn't take that long. Online. It takes
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks and you'll get the letter from
Speaker 2: the King and also the Prime Minister as well. But
Speaker 2: you'll definitely get it from the King and all the
Speaker 2: headed paper mats.
Speaker 3: What do I do go on to like a Buckingham
Speaker 3: Palace shot and.
Speaker 9: Put it in the.
Speaker 2: Yes, I guess you would do that.
Speaker 4: What's the website? Does he say?
Speaker 2: Hundred? Some of it?
Speaker 5: You will have to figure what's the website?
Speaker 4: Can you email me telling me if you.
Speaker 2: Just Google King anniversary form. Yeah, that's actually is how
Speaker 2: I google. So I just sort of chuck random words
Speaker 2: and again you're smarter than me, search engine, you figure
Speaker 2: out if any tiny monkey mind, I'm.
Speaker 4: Want to do that.
Speaker 5: Thank you for that tip.
Speaker 3: My mom would love that.
Speaker 2: Perry, what have you found?
Speaker 5: It's the first search on Google. If you don't like it,
Speaker 5: I can probably photoshot one for you as well if
Speaker 5: you like.
Speaker 2: I don't know that. Berry's idea of these folks are
Speaker 2: shopping that basic Adobe demo version he's got.
Speaker 3: Send me the link, the proper Yeah, it's to Google
Speaker 3: dot a link.
Speaker 2: All right, knock off Friday. Let's give away some pies
Speaker 2: and find out what people up to this weekend. Glenn,
Speaker 2: good morning, Good morning, Christian and crew.
Speaker 10: Here you go on.
Speaker 2: We're so, what's the highlight for you this weekend? Glen?
Speaker 2: What are you up to? Mate?
Speaker 10: The highlight is I'm going to get to a knockoff
Speaker 10: at three o'clock today. I'm going to take my daughter
Speaker 10: to a netball game. Then I'm going to come back home.
Speaker 10: I've got a mate and his wife coming over. We're
Speaker 10: going to get a pie warmer out and we're going
Speaker 10: to enjoy this slab of pies.
Speaker 2: Hello, so you've already Betty had a bed. Yeah, you've
Speaker 2: octously got quite a pro sets up there. You've got
Speaker 2: to high warmer.
Speaker 10: I've got a pie warmer. Yes, I can fit. I
Speaker 10: can fit that slab in Wries. I can even fit
Speaker 10: more if you've got more.
Speaker 2: Okay, do you know what? I will send you two
Speaker 2: slaps of four and twenty pis Okay.
Speaker 7: Oh you're a ripper or in one sitting right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Is a lot, Glenn, Yes, oh yeah.
Speaker 5: When a couple of years ago Marvel did when we
Speaker 5: were coming back from COVID as a special, lated two
Speaker 5: dollars four and twenty pies at the footy and my
Speaker 5: friend ate six pile in one in the moment.
Speaker 2: The next day, the people that go into the tourter
Speaker 2: after you. That's not nice for them. That's a lot
Speaker 2: of process. Then go easy. We'll send you two slabs
Speaker 2: the Okay, enjoy your night, good luck today, right, were Sarah?
Speaker 2: And then it says brackets English accent, good morning, good morning,
Speaker 2: Sarah Bracket's English accent morning, good morning. How are you? Yes,
Speaker 2: we're Sarah. What are you going to this weekend? Sarah
Speaker 2: was the highlight for you.
Speaker 11: So the highlight for me this weekend is I'm going
Speaker 11: to be competing at the Masters Championships for Athletics, which
Speaker 11: is basically old people still doing their thing.
Speaker 2: It's not it's masters, it's vintage. It's it's maturity, it's mastery.
Speaker 2: That's what you are. What are you doing?
Speaker 11: I'm going to be doing some throwing events, so discuss shot, hammer, javelin.
Speaker 2: And waight throw, and you want some free pies you
Speaker 2: could throw the discuss, Yeah.
Speaker 11: That sounds great, Probably go further.
Speaker 2: And so have you competed before? Yes, I have.
Speaker 11: I've been competing for a very long time, so as
Speaker 11: a junior and then a senior and now an oldie also.
Speaker 2: So have you always done those events? The discuss?
Speaker 11: And no, I started off as a high jumper and
Speaker 11: then got a little bit too heavy and so moved
Speaker 11: over to throwing events.
Speaker 2: The high jump to me, right looks such hard work.
Speaker 2: When they do like the steeplechase and they've got to
Speaker 2: run over all those barriers, then go around do another
Speaker 2: lot of more of those flipping barriers.
Speaker 5: It just something just looks hard work about that, To
Speaker 5: be honest, any of the Olympic Sports. Probably what's that.
Speaker 2: One where they then land in some water as well? No, No,
Speaker 2: there's a steeple chase, isn't there. Yeah, there's a small
Speaker 2: bit of water, and a part of all that land
Speaker 2: is you've got to go again, and I've got my
Speaker 2: foot is getting so wet. I'd hate that any other
Speaker 2: event other than that. And how far can you chuck
Speaker 2: a hammer?
Speaker 11: Hammer? About thirty five meters so you know, pretty how
Speaker 11: far do you reckon?
Speaker 2: You could look?
Speaker 5: I have no idea, honestly, I think we struggled a.
Speaker 2: Clear fifteen thirty five meters a long way.
Speaker 5: I remember having to do the shop put in high
Speaker 5: school and it went so shallow.
Speaker 2: It just goes down. It doesn't it doesn't get out
Speaker 2: of that first innocircle. I've seen the Russians. It just
Speaker 2: goes straight down, just in front of your rear foot,
Speaker 2: clear the front leave foot.
Speaker 5: I think I got a heavier on for everyone else.
Speaker 2: This is a cannonball, all right, Sarah, We'll send you
Speaker 2: some pies. Good luck this week.
Speaker 11: Care, thank you ever so much.
Speaker 7: Take care.
Speaker 2: We've got another Sarah here as well. Good morning Sarah,
Speaker 2: Sarah and endever Hills is that you?
Speaker 8: Yes, it is good morning.
Speaker 2: Yeah? Good What time you knocking off today, Sarah?
Speaker 8: Just knocked off, way to start of the day.
Speaker 2: And so do you work overnight? What do you do?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 8: I work cleaning at the Village cinemas.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, you're clear all the mess that we've
Speaker 2: all left behind, all that stuff that we just throw
Speaker 2: on the floor.
Speaker 8: We do. Yeah, good fun, good fun, good team, good
Speaker 8: people to work with, so it makes the time go fast.
Speaker 2: Sarah.
Speaker 5: I used to be a Hoists cinema cleaner, and now
Speaker 5: after doing that job, I'd always take my rubbish get
Speaker 5: out of it always.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I doubt it. I doubt that very much.
Speaker 5: Pickup, no need to leave him under the seats.
Speaker 8: And so kids and I do use a very loud
Speaker 8: voice and say, kids, make sure you're clean up after
Speaker 8: yourselves as we work out, you know, make sure everyone
Speaker 8: else he is.
Speaker 2: And what have you found? Have you found anything unusually
Speaker 2: want to be cleaned up overnight?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 8: A lot of I don't know if I can say
Speaker 8: it on the radio, but a lot of protection a
Speaker 8: lot oh nearly daily.
Speaker 11: Yeah, pretty pretty gross.
Speaker 8: But it happened.
Speaker 2: Oppenheims these movies that morning Oppenheimer.
Speaker 8: Your boat.
Speaker 13: I guess.
Speaker 2: Almost daily.
Speaker 8: A lot, yeah, over the weekends particularly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I never remember finding those, So I don't know
Speaker 5: if that's an epidemic that has started in the last
Speaker 5: few years.
Speaker 8: Sex, I don't know, but but we found things like
Speaker 8: phones people forget like their phones.
Speaker 2: Cartoons, understand protection there and almost daily I'm staggered at that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it's not it's not nice. It's not nice at all,
Speaker 8: but it's very memorable, Sarah.
Speaker 5: I used to if someone had a full box of
Speaker 5: popcorn left over, I used to eat some.
Speaker 4: Oh, Jackie, you don't do that.
Speaker 5: I used to dig off the off the top skin
Speaker 5: of milk, the deepest stuff which.
Speaker 2: I knew was.
Speaker 8: You know what I think for me and my workmates,
Speaker 8: if I take in a case of pies and just
Speaker 8: chuck them in the oven and then they're ready by
Speaker 8: the time I finished, it might be better than day
Speaker 8: old popcorn.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, probably wrong. Okay, have some pies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Sarah will send you some pies. Have a lovely weekend.
Speaker 2: Thanks to call him.
Speaker 1: Thank you Sent you by Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, I've already knocked off. Really, I'm not working today,
Speaker 2: but I am it scientist and picking up a brand
Speaker 2: new puppy first time ever been a dog owner. The
Speaker 2: afternoon it all begins, Janelle, that is super exciting and
Speaker 2: also the next couple of weeks that is not having
Speaker 2: a baby.
Speaker 5: I remember Bianker and I had a conversation about getting
Speaker 5: a dog on a Sunday and we had Luna by
Speaker 5: the Tuesday and Bianca I was at work and Bianka
Speaker 5: drove down to Geelong to a farm in Geelong to
Speaker 5: pick her up and I remember facetiing her on the
Speaker 5: way back. It was such an exciting moment.
Speaker 2: We still, the kids and I and the whole family
Speaker 2: still look at the photos when we first got our
Speaker 2: when she says a little puppy, then the German shepherd
Speaker 2: dog Nisha, and even though they are obviously growing to
Speaker 2: very big dogs, but when the little piece they got
Speaker 2: these years almost ninety percent of them, and that their
Speaker 2: little fat little paws.
Speaker 5: As well as they're so come out all the way.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Oh, it's a joyous thing. So Janelle enjoyed. That's
Speaker 2: so exciting for you. Yesterday on the show, then we
Speaker 2: got the story from Fiona and I thought we could
Speaker 2: get some more stories about things blown away and flying away.
Speaker 2: Christiana bought a big painting on canvas. They brought it
Speaker 2: out to the car and I realized it was too
Speaker 2: big to fit to stay I had, so I try
Speaker 2: to attach it to the roof rack with string and
Speaker 2: duct tape. I love it. You know, when you see
Speaker 2: people who have tried to do this, they don't It's
Speaker 2: only two caves, it's not far, and they look so nervous.
Speaker 2: You know that isn't making it back to your house.
Speaker 2: I thought if a drive home at snail's pace, everything
Speaker 2: would be okay. It wasn't. About two hundred meters up
Speaker 2: the road, the painting flew off the roof and landed
Speaker 2: in the middle of the road, and I had to
Speaker 2: stop the traffic. So yesterday we're talking about why did
Speaker 2: you have to stop the traffic? But I think there
Speaker 2: might be more stories from you this morning on nine
Speaker 2: four one four one oh four three about things flying away.
Speaker 2: I remember being up about a year and a half
Speaker 2: ago on a holiday. We're up on the Gold Coast
Speaker 2: and I brought this gazebo to protect us from the sun,
Speaker 2: and suddenly the wind changed really quickly, and the gazebo,
Speaker 2: I remember being just in the sea. I could see
Speaker 2: this gazeba tumbling. It was like doing several flipping and
Speaker 2: people were like moving their kids out of the way end,
Speaker 2: you know when they looking down the beach and go,
Speaker 2: where's the jet that didn't secure this? Or but we're
Speaker 2: enough sand, and I was like, we don't need to
Speaker 2: down too much as a lovely sunny day kids. I
Speaker 2: then had to get out and run. I was actually
Speaker 2: chasing this gazebo and it's bloody. Are to get one
Speaker 2: of those? It starts because it became then a kind
Speaker 2: of sorts as the wind was behind sort of putting me.
Speaker 5: At what point do you just leave and go shuffle
Speaker 5: the family off the beach?
Speaker 2: It's not our someone else's problem back, Yeah, Jackie boy,
Speaker 2: If you've got a story about something flying away.
Speaker 5: I had one over summer. I tried to do a
Speaker 5: DIY project with mum and Dad's old outdoor umbrella, one
Speaker 5: of the big ones that you hoist above an outdoor setting,
Speaker 5: and I took the top off it and just put
Speaker 5: the canvas umbrella on the outdoor. I guess it's like
Speaker 5: an open pergola backyard, so it's got no shade. I
Speaker 5: thought I'll just use the big umbrella and make a
Speaker 5: shade cloth with it. Tied it down with metal wire,
Speaker 5: so I thought it was solid. It wasn't even a
Speaker 5: week up there before it snapped the wire and blew off.
Speaker 1: Wow, why do you go next doors?
Speaker 5: No, it's thankfully it didn't because if it did, it
Speaker 5: could have really caused some damage. It just went further
Speaker 5: into the backyard.
Speaker 2: So what just like metal, y didn't use cable times
Speaker 2: or anything.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 5: I thought it was stronger than I thought. The metal
Speaker 5: The cable ties would have come off surely plastic.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Patsy, what's your story? What flew away? Mate?
Speaker 3: Dad was taking me to UNI back in the day
Speaker 3: and he had strapped my wardrobe on the top of
Speaker 3: the roof or actually no, he he'd sort of put
Speaker 3: the wardrobe in the back of his ute on the
Speaker 3: tray and like put straps around the cab.
Speaker 2: You mean like a wooden sort of an.
Speaker 3: Old style wardrobe, because there wasn't a wardrobe in my
Speaker 3: room and he'd got those you know, those stretchy In.
Speaker 2: My mind, this is a walking one. It's an actual room.
Speaker 2: It's an entire room being tod you see those wide loads.
Speaker 2: It's one of those cabins. It's perhaps he's walking wardrobe.
Speaker 2: I wish it was.
Speaker 3: No, it was just one of those secondhand, old wooden
Speaker 3: ones that's about one hundred years old.
Speaker 2: I used to weigh a ton, did he used to
Speaker 2: weigh a ton?
Speaker 3: Anyway, So we were setting off from Country Toria into
Speaker 3: Melbourne and we hit about your roa and Dad had
Speaker 3: to break suddenly on the freeway and this thing you
Speaker 3: could just hear, like the twing of those stretchy things
Speaker 3: with the hooks on the end. Yeah, they come loose,
Speaker 3: and the thing just I swear, just flew over the
Speaker 3: top of the cab and just banged in front on
Speaker 3: the freeway and it was spinning like some sort of
Speaker 3: breakdowncer on its back, just going round and round and round.
Speaker 3: It was just and it just fell apart.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, your nineties flying across the freeway.
Speaker 14: I didn't know.
Speaker 2: Those things are called octopus springs. Yeah, yeahsome aren't they.
Speaker 2: You know, when you stretch something and if you if
Speaker 2: you don't get their rhin a hook up with its
Speaker 2: other other half and put it together and they fly back,
Speaker 2: they will smash you in the wrist. I always get
Speaker 2: the back of your hand.
Speaker 5: I'm always scared of them.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that's what it's called. Steve's on the line, Steve,
Speaker 2: what flew away?
Speaker 7: Hey, hey, guys, my daughter's trampoline.
Speaker 2: Yeah, trampolines and umbrothers always got blown away, don't they.
Speaker 2: So what happened?
Speaker 7: It was a really windy day, and I've got a
Speaker 7: knock at the door, and my neighbor has asked me
Speaker 7: if I was missing something from my backyard. Enough, the
Speaker 7: trampoline was missing. So I went next door with my
Speaker 7: neighbor and found the trampoline perfectly placed in the middle
Speaker 7: of the backyard at his place, and damaged like someone
Speaker 7: had just put it there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the perfect land and a ten from the judges.
Speaker 2: So what do you have to do? Did you just
Speaker 2: roll it down the road back to yours?
Speaker 7: Oh? He helped me carry it back next door. Not
Speaker 7: very heavy, big big round one with the mesh on
Speaker 7: the sides.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we were hardcore. You smashed that skull. That's up
Speaker 2: to you. Nothing good's coming your way. We weed out
Speaker 2: the thickies, let them bounce off. Now we keep all
Speaker 2: the thickies in the net. You know, Steve, thank you
Speaker 2: very much you call it. Let's go to Sam.
Speaker 13: Good morning, Sam, Hi Christian Patson, Jack, how.
Speaker 2: Are you well remembered? And Sam? What flew away?
Speaker 6: So?
Speaker 13: My sister and her partner were at the park one
Speaker 13: day and her pet ferret was swooped by a bird,
Speaker 13: and the bird took the ferret and flew away with it.
Speaker 5: No, luckily, luckily, I'm still teaching the family.
Speaker 2: Did you get yourself a proper dog? The ferret was
Speaker 2: taken away?
Speaker 15: Well luckily for her at that time when they were
Speaker 15: at the park, she had like a little leash for it,
Speaker 15: and had it on a leash like a dog, and
Speaker 15: that she was.
Speaker 2: Was She then take it away reverse popping, flying across
Speaker 2: the suburbs.
Speaker 13: She managed to unclutch the bird and get her pet.
Speaker 2: Down at the dog park. Is incredible. So you got
Speaker 2: the ferret? Bane?
Speaker 6: She did?
Speaker 13: She did get the ferret back.
Speaker 2: Got a story that little fella had when he got
Speaker 2: back to tell his little ferret friends what happened to
Speaker 2: him that day. Lovely stuff? So all right, sound factually cool?
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Every Friday on our show, the last hour of Power
Speaker 2: we turn into a giant jukebox. You pick all the
Speaker 2: music from eight every single Friday, we give you a theme.
Speaker 2: We call it the Naked Out.
Speaker 5: Oh Christian, We've got no songs for the whole hour.
Speaker 16: Oh nick nick nig, nick nick nig, naked our, Naked hour,
Speaker 16: Oh nick nake egg nick nigg Naked hour, Naked hour.
Speaker 2: All right, this week? Then from eight this morning, we're
Speaker 2: looking for songs with stop or start in the title
Speaker 2: nine four one four one oh four. Three songs would
Speaker 2: stop or start in the title What are you going for?
Speaker 3: I've based it this week because I've got both stop
Speaker 3: and start in my title. And of course it's Brian Adams.
Speaker 3: Who else can't stop this thing we started?
Speaker 2: Oh the paradox, Oh, well play oil flashbacks. This is
Speaker 2: a good tune as well. I am oppressed.
Speaker 3: Plays absolutely every single concert he plays. It's one of
Speaker 3: his Yeah, when is he coming back on? He hasn't
Speaker 3: come out for ages?
Speaker 2: This question we always ask ourselves every day, is next
Speaker 2: one of our existential acts? Doesn't it? When is Brian Adams?
Speaker 5: Because last home he was here, Remember he looked at
Speaker 5: in thee.
Speaker 4: He he did point me out.
Speaker 3: He comes like it used to come like every two years,
Speaker 3: and he hasn't come for ages. I don't know what
Speaker 3: we've done.
Speaker 2: We send you to interview the drummer. Was it no drama?
Speaker 2: It was a drummer?
Speaker 11: Absolutely not.
Speaker 2: He's on this Week in Music. To my I was
Speaker 2: stabley Sorry, I get so confused. Drummers and bassis are
Speaker 2: this Week in Music? Okay, gotcha?
Speaker 3: No, I ran into the drummer on the way into
Speaker 3: the interview.
Speaker 2: That's it, right, Yeah?
Speaker 17: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Didn't you ever carry aback with some food in it
Speaker 2: or something?
Speaker 3: No, no, he did.
Speaker 4: He'd just gone out for a takeout and was bringing
Speaker 4: it back to his room.
Speaker 2: What did he have?
Speaker 4: I think he had Indian a good curry?
Speaker 2: This Week in Music. Yeah, that's it all right, Jackie Boye,
Speaker 2: What are you going for? A song with stop or
Speaker 2: start in the title.
Speaker 5: Let's get it started by the Black Eyed Peece.
Speaker 2: Great Friday tune. This starts Scared Started, This starts scared Start.
Speaker 5: They play this each and every time.
Speaker 2: They Wow, what a tree for everyone? When are they
Speaker 2: coming back? Foggy come back with when we miss you guys?
Speaker 2: This Week in Music.
Speaker 3: Do you think that's funny that he hasn't come back
Speaker 3: because I interviewed him the last time he was here.
Speaker 3: Maybe he's too scared to come back.
Speaker 2: Sorry, is still about right down? I was thinking, wait,
Speaker 2: you vent when I am. We're going to dig that out.
Speaker 2: That's not my time. I want to hear sat down
Speaker 2: when I am Like, that's like Frost Nixon level in.
Speaker 3: Some sort of restraining order that I'm not across.
Speaker 2: All right, I've got this classic from the Supreme. Stop
Speaker 2: in the name of Love, ry tune. Just listen to
Speaker 2: that big sound of motown one. Are the Supremes coming back? Guys?
Speaker 2: I remember when I interviewed the Supreme.
Speaker 3: He's waiting a while.
Speaker 2: They gave me side eye all of the whole Ladies, did.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian o'connls show podcast.
Speaker 2: We put you in control of the music. We call
Speaker 2: it the Naked Hour. We slip away the songs. We
Speaker 2: give you a theme. You pick all the songs that
Speaker 2: we play today. Songs will stop or start in the
Speaker 2: title on nine four one four, one oh four three.
Speaker 2: Why don't we start? Peter, good morning, very good, thank.
Speaker 3: You, Good morning Christians.
Speaker 6: Jack, How are you?
Speaker 2: What have you got for us?
Speaker 12: I've got a timeless classic Mike Moro, rolling son.
Speaker 5: Start me up.
Speaker 2: Great song, right, Peter, this is a great one. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much for calling in. Have a great weekend.
Speaker 12: No worries, you're all You're welcome.
Speaker 2: Now are we going start? Stop? Start stop? Are we
Speaker 2: flip flopping around like that?
Speaker 5: I would love to say yes, but we're not.
Speaker 2: Give me this says the truth. Give me the truth, Marie.
Speaker 2: So we're going stopping again, stopping now and then we
Speaker 2: start later. This is going to have become problematic now,
Speaker 2: isn't it, Marie, Good morning.
Speaker 12: You can't stop the music.
Speaker 8: Nobody can stop musy.
Speaker 2: Oh my word, let's bring him on. The village people.
Speaker 7: Stop playing.
Speaker 13: You're trying.
Speaker 5: Let's play this.
Speaker 2: This is Does it make you feel good? Some of
Speaker 2: the songs just make you sway side to sign. This
Speaker 2: has a certain energy. We have to play this. This
Speaker 2: is a great song, Marie. Thank you very much suggesting
Speaker 2: the village people. Are we starting stopping now?
Speaker 5: There's another start?
Speaker 2: Come on, guys. Rebinacie sequence, Heather, good morning, Hello, Hello Heather.
Speaker 2: What have you got for us?
Speaker 13: Don't stop the music? I think that Rihanna is.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I just no, we're not playing that.
Speaker 5: My first year in radio.
Speaker 2: I was about to say, Fridays where you get that
Speaker 2: well we have is the.
Speaker 17: People of the village.
Speaker 2: Don't you want to be in that village with the
Speaker 2: people's we got here? Are we starting on? Stopping?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 5: We're starting?
Speaker 2: Oh my good, good news guys. Uh Liz, Hey, Christian, Hey, going,
Speaker 2: I'm good. So you got a one with starting the
Speaker 2: title sho I have Billy Joe.
Speaker 6: We didn't start the fire?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, of course right there and playing for
Speaker 2: you start Liz, Thank you very much. It's got to work. Stewart,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Stewart.
Speaker 8: Good morning guys. I've got can't stop boring.
Speaker 2: Tears changed to be bad of the Wayne. Can't start
Speaker 2: one day?
Speaker 6: Are you?
Speaker 1: I love Jane to be the way.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard this in a while, played the old show.
Speaker 2: This is a brilliant song. It's when he starts rappings
Speaker 2: my favorite bit, you know, when he just starts going
Speaker 2: very quickly. I love that night song. Stuet, this is
Speaker 2: a great one, which you stick this song for the
Speaker 2: next hour. Brennan, Good morning, Brennan, Thank you, Brendan morning.
Speaker 2: It's a Friday, and I'll tell you don't stop me
Speaker 2: now because I'm having a good time by clean. Let's
Speaker 2: get it on. Let's get it on with the people
Speaker 2: in the village. This is another great one, Brendan, great choice.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. We'll stick it on. Have a
Speaker 2: great weekend, Debbie.
Speaker 17: I'd like to Christian, I'd like no night, stop it now,
Speaker 17: but high school dare we?
Speaker 9: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Oh, we only need someone at the Human Touch on
Speaker 2: a Friday. All right, We're going to end the hour
Speaker 2: with that because it's stopping. It's stopping the show. Fiberonacci, sequen,
Speaker 2: you got in my bread.
Speaker 1: Look, Christian Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Every Friday before you head into your weekend, we give
Speaker 2: you a chance to confess, cleanse yourself, so cathartsit release.
Speaker 2: Share the dumb, idiotic thing you did this week. We
Speaker 2: all do these things that share them together. We will
Speaker 2: to know why are you a genius this week?
Speaker 12: Genius?
Speaker 1: Smart Einstein, Genius of the week.
Speaker 6: Got in my car, went to put my laptop in
Speaker 6: the back of the car, realized I was in someone
Speaker 6: else's car.
Speaker 7: There was a baby seat.
Speaker 10: In the back.
Speaker 6: Five am I get out to my car, open the door,
Speaker 6: pitch black, sit down.
Speaker 8: Thirty seconds later, I realized I'm in the passenger seat
Speaker 8: waiting for someone to drive me.
Speaker 12: My husband, I think, is your genius of the week.
Speaker 12: He lost his reading glasses and then he deduced that
Speaker 12: the local raven who lives around our area must have
Speaker 12: stolen them.
Speaker 2: All right, why are you a genius this week? Nine
Speaker 2: four one four one four three. I'll go first. The
Speaker 2: sek on the show was talking about how I had
Speaker 2: to work cancel my internet tract, and I said, how
Speaker 2: I did it and take an hour and seven minutes.
Speaker 2: What didn't sa There was a big chunk of that
Speaker 2: was I called up the wrong provider. They were like,
Speaker 2: we can't find who assist, And I was like, here
Speaker 2: we go. You people do this? Yeah right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: You're just trying to get me frustrated so I don't
Speaker 2: cancer when it's not going to work with me. Look again,
Speaker 2: my friends.
Speaker 4: Yeah, how long did it take to realize?
Speaker 2: Quite? I don't want to go into the fall teach.
Speaker 2: It's a busy show.
Speaker 5: He calls breaking up.
Speaker 2: He went hello, hello, No, hung up? And you shudder
Speaker 2: almost through the phone. All god, no one else can
Speaker 2: see the sheer stupidity. You're like, oh my god, how
Speaker 2: am I still alive? How I've even got those part
Speaker 2: into life. Perhaps why you a genius sy ism?
Speaker 4: I've done a couple.
Speaker 3: Actually, I went to the supermarket the other day. I
Speaker 3: took the love God's car and he's got one of
Speaker 3: those automatic ignition buttons.
Speaker 4: You don't have that very fancy anyway.
Speaker 3: So I got out of the car and it wouldn't
Speaker 3: lock with the remote thing, and I'm thinking, what's it doing?
Speaker 4: I didn't turned it off.
Speaker 2: I do that still?
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, and then last night I got out of
Speaker 3: the car and had a couple of disposable coffee cups
Speaker 3: I needed to throw in the bin. And I had
Speaker 3: my phone and my purse and my keys in one
Speaker 3: hand and the coffee cups in the other. But I
Speaker 3: threw my phone and keys in this into the bin.
Speaker 2: Been a long week, a very long, very emotional week, and.
Speaker 3: You could hear it hit the bottom of the recycling
Speaker 3: started to say it's I am not mom, I am
Speaker 3: not doing it, and she had to, like Chris had
Speaker 3: to lift her up to step.
Speaker 2: A scene from Annie.
Speaker 15: She's like, you better.
Speaker 4: Double my pay for this. This is disgusting, Mum.
Speaker 2: That's great. Patsy and Jack, why are you genius? This week?
Speaker 5: I have a chip tooth. I chip when I was younger,
Speaker 5: and I've actually got a veneer on the corner of
Speaker 5: one of my teeth.
Speaker 2: Oh that gold one. I love it. It looks really cool.
Speaker 5: This week Gordy's birthday. On Monday, Bianca had a big
Speaker 5: pack of popcorn to serve ready for the birthday party.
Speaker 5: And on Sunday night, I saw it and I wanted
Speaker 5: me some, but I didn't want her to know that
Speaker 5: I was tucking into the popcorn. So it was a
Speaker 5: big plastic bag with a taped top, and I tried
Speaker 5: to undo the tape so I wouldn't be noticed. A
Speaker 5: perfect crime wasn't coming undone. So I put the tape
Speaker 5: between my teeth and started to yank on it, and
Speaker 5: I've pulled the veneer off my You did catch yourself.
Speaker 5: I've got to go back to the dentist.
Speaker 2: Oh no, otherwise you're gonna get some locked tight glue
Speaker 2: or something, or do it yourself.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's show podcast, Why.
Speaker 2: Are You a Genius? This Week? Andrea? Good morning, Good morning, Andrea.
Speaker 2: I hear this is a live Genius of the Week
Speaker 2: that's happening right now.
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, gracious your producer rang me back from
Speaker 6: an email that I'd sent about previous bright moment. Well,
Speaker 6: she'd called me. I was in the middle of being
Speaker 6: locked out of my house already this.
Speaker 2: Morning, in the middle of trying to get the kids
Speaker 2: in the car and going to school.
Speaker 6: Yep, screaming at them about not being organized and not
Speaker 6: taking responsibility.
Speaker 2: For their judging you.
Speaker 5: So where are you right now?
Speaker 6: On my driveway with the kids in the car. We're
Speaker 6: just about to leave. But when we're about yeah, we've
Speaker 6: locked ourselves out of the house, so we have to
Speaker 6: get around to the neighbor and get into the backyard
Speaker 6: that way so the kid can get through the dog
Speaker 6: door and.
Speaker 8: Get it in the house.
Speaker 2: Again, how small is the cat?
Speaker 6: I've got a large labrador so and skinny kids.
Speaker 2: So good go What are you going to do that
Speaker 2: before you can get head off to school?
Speaker 13: Oh?
Speaker 6: Yes, this is all pre coffee. I would like to
Speaker 6: turn me a Copra on this one, but.
Speaker 2: Oh, Paul, I actually just feel sorry for you. This
Speaker 2: is too much stress in the morning.
Speaker 6: Oh it's hilarious. And if you've known how I'd woken
Speaker 6: up this morning, my kids borrowed my plug in charger
Speaker 6: last night without asking. So I put my phone on
Speaker 6: with an alarm to meet my girlfriend for a run,
Speaker 6: only to find out that my phone had actually pushed
Speaker 6: itself off without any power because it wasn't actually plugged in.
Speaker 2: Andrew the biggest ideas we have with our teenagers about
Speaker 2: stealing charging cables and that, and they're constantly just stealing mine.
Speaker 2: It's always when you're aout to run out of power
Speaker 2: as well.
Speaker 6: I own more Shares and Apple than I should. When
Speaker 6: it comes to blind, I try and.
Speaker 2: Get those cheaper ones and then the phone goes. You
Speaker 2: get me the top of the town, my friend an Apple.
Speaker 5: Do that with the Apple Watch, get the.
Speaker 2: Angle charger, Andrea. I hope it all works out, okay,
Speaker 2: for you're right, thank you. Crisis all right, take care on,
Speaker 2: just get to Jennifer nowt Jennifer.
Speaker 17: Good morning, Hi Christian, I'm your genius of the What
Speaker 17: have you done?
Speaker 18: I have a beautiful neighbor who had a birthday and
Speaker 18: she'd gone out to lunch.
Speaker 17: So I wanted to put signs all up the street
Speaker 17: and all.
Speaker 18: Over her house wishing her happy birthday because she's such
Speaker 18: a brilliant neighbor. And I went outside with no pockets
Speaker 18: in my clothing, and I put my keys somewhere really
Speaker 18: safe because I need the keys for my car and
Speaker 18: to get in and lock my house. She came home
Speaker 18: and asked me to come in because I left cake
Speaker 18: in there for her birthday. And she said, come in
Speaker 18: for coffee and a cake, and I said, okay, I'll
Speaker 18: be in. So I looked for my keys so I
Speaker 18: could lock the door as I go out. It's a
Speaker 18: dead block. I couldn't find my keys. I turned the
Speaker 18: house upside down, ripped everything, even the washing machine apart,
Speaker 18: to find my keys.
Speaker 17: I found them. Where do you think they were? They
Speaker 17: were inside my brats. I got so warm that I
Speaker 17: couldn't feel them. And I felt such an idiot and
Speaker 17: an old fool.
Speaker 2: Oh, you mustn't.
Speaker 5: Pour a washing machine one hundred parts of the ripped.
Speaker 17: I had clothes on. It was raining, so I put
Speaker 17: my clothes in the washing machine. I thought I'd probably
Speaker 17: put them in with the clothes.
Speaker 2: Otherwise, I thought, did you use it? Someone kind of
Speaker 2: hamdbag or something in the branch.
Speaker 17: I was freaking out.
Speaker 2: You would have been, you would have been, We all
Speaker 2: would have been.
Speaker 7: Pretty silly.
Speaker 17: He said, to get that one too fast less and
Speaker 17: learn absolutely.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Jennifer, have a nice weekend. Thanks for
Speaker 2: calling with that great story, you too, Thank you.
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Speaker 2: All right, we're footy back back here in Melbourne. Is it?
Speaker 2: Four games at the g over the weekends and the
Speaker 2: weekend start off with last night with the with the
Speaker 2: Blues last week on the show. Then we told you
Speaker 2: about our footy Wall of Fame, an actual hall of
Speaker 2: fame that's gonna be painted, and we're asking for your nominations.
Speaker 2: Who should be on our footy Wall of Fame. And
Speaker 2: rather than a hall of fame where everyone knows to
Speaker 2: be familiar names that have been well heralded for a
Speaker 2: long time, we want to know about unknown, unsung stars
Speaker 2: who deserted their time in the limelight. And that's what
Speaker 2: this ruler is about. Up on lying on Street with Monarch,
Speaker 2: feel confident tackling your next painting project and achieving the
Speaker 2: perfect finish. Monarch painting made Easy available at Bunning's warehouse.
Speaker 2: All right. So we've had so many great stories. People
Speaker 2: we haven't heard of before, like Malcolm Lynch, nominated by
Speaker 2: is aunt Pam for being the first person to play
Speaker 2: AFL in Get This Antarctica. Also played for the Bulldogs,
Speaker 2: North Melbourne and Port Melbourne. I think his painting is
Speaker 2: actually this is done. We've seen a bit of his.
Speaker 5: There's three people up there, Malcolm Lynch, Tim Holland who
Speaker 5: kicked one hundred goals in six games yep, and the
Speaker 5: great Royce Dixon, who was training with Geelong as a
Speaker 5: seventeen year old, lost his arm in an accident, went
Speaker 5: back to his hometown of Horsham and won the Best
Speaker 5: and Fairest.
Speaker 2: There's one guy who's painting all these right. He's already
Speaker 2: quite a few sort of legends up there already. It
Speaker 2: looks unbelievable.
Speaker 5: It's gonna look fantastic.
Speaker 2: There's some great murals all over Melbourne. There's some lots
Speaker 2: of great ones. This is gonna be one of the
Speaker 2: amazing ones. It's a great thing to have a look
Speaker 2: at and find it. Where about on Lygon.
Speaker 5: Street, seventy four lig On Street. It's opposite four hundred Grardi.
Speaker 2: And Peanut Man was the guy A lot of you
Speaker 2: want to know when did who do we put up?
Speaker 2: The last sport did go to John Boyd aka the
Speaker 2: peanut Man. Real Our producers described him as iconic unsanctioned
Speaker 2: Game day peanut salesman. What a great way to be
Speaker 2: a waar device right. Check it out this weekend and
Speaker 2: it'll be finished next week.
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Speaker 2: Podcast Today on the Time, wastir h a very big
Speaker 2: boxing fan, But I'm struggling with this Mike Tyson and
Speaker 2: Jake Paul thing.
Speaker 5: What don't you like about it?
Speaker 2: I like Ja Paul. I think he's actually he's actually
Speaker 2: a half decent fighter. But he's picking a fight with
Speaker 2: the guy's fifty eight. That's what I don't like about it.
Speaker 2: Jake Paul is twenty seven. You imagine if you were
Speaker 2: out about he saw a fifty eight year old last year,
Speaker 2: Mike Tyson was like for a couple of months, he
Speaker 2: was in a wheelchair with really serious sciatica. He couldn't walk.
Speaker 2: Jake Paul, obviously, I'm going to take Tyson on, not
Speaker 2: prime time Tyson, who would have just moneered him with
Speaker 2: an about fives in the ring. Did Tyson retire in
Speaker 2: two thousand and five? That's my probably going to pick
Speaker 2: a fight with a very old man. Netflix have gone, yes, please,
Speaker 2: we'll have some of that. It's bear baiting.
Speaker 5: I thought it started because Tyson called him out and
Speaker 5: said I would still.
Speaker 2: Be He's down his RSL down there in somewhere, he's polling,
Speaker 2: and suddenly Jake Paul and his crew roll up like
Speaker 2: Ntourage picking a fight with him.
Speaker 5: He's fifty eight.
Speaker 2: Anyway happens now, I'll still be watching it. It's going
Speaker 2: to be on Netflix on July the twenties. It's an
Speaker 2: insane story, all right. So today we're looking for your
Speaker 2: fighting celebrities fighting celebrities. Well, we don't need this kind
Speaker 2: of music. No, no, no, yes, who's in the ring?
Speaker 2: I'll tell her who's in the ring. She was just
Speaker 2: here in Australia. Taylor Swift kick Taylor Swift kick Silus.
Speaker 2: Someone else is joining own antress. That's right, Minnie Pile Driver, Wow,
Speaker 2: we Ossieank Melie Gibson. It's a posh fight.
Speaker 5: Silver Meliks.
Speaker 2: Don't mess with this guy. He's a peacemaker, but not
Speaker 2: always half Nelson Mandela put you in that sleeper hole.
Speaker 2: We love Hugh Jackman, but I'll tell you what when
Speaker 2: he gets a bit punchy, that's right, he's huge Jabman,
Speaker 2: huge Jabman.
Speaker 17: Bronze.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one of the Beatles is fighting. Who is it?
Speaker 2: It's all right, Jack fighting celebrities.
Speaker 5: What have you got grapple?
Speaker 2: Wow? We are Apple reference very good, Gold, Tussel Crow,
Speaker 2: Tusse Crows also God, very good.
Speaker 5: Kim Carbashingham Yeah yeah, silver and Mick Molhouse. He would
Speaker 5: have loved to see the Blues win last night. Mick
Speaker 5: Rare else.
Speaker 2: Yea God, Well, he's probably say Mason Tyson have a J.
Speaker 2: Paul to pick a fight with him. All Footy Game,
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show, podcast time wasted Today, we're looking
Speaker 2: for You're fighting celebrities? Hot off the news that J.
Speaker 2: Paul has challenged a very old man to a fight,
Speaker 2: fifty eight year old fifty eight year old Mike Tyson,
Speaker 2: who retired in two thousand and five. It's quite a
Speaker 2: few decades ago. All right, you're fighting celebrities, Jack, you're
Speaker 2: ready to mark.
Speaker 5: Let's do it.
Speaker 14: Kung Fuma Thurman Cungman Gold, Sam, well done, Robert down
Speaker 14: for the count Junior Silver, Black, Sean Tough.
Speaker 2: Daddy Silvil plus ash Karate Ashpati ash Karate Silver, Tough
Speaker 2: FuG Danny, Tom Bruce Gold, What I'm brewser Emma Stole
Speaker 2: called Austin Bronze, Judo Law Gold, Law Danny, well done.
Speaker 2: G Hard Butt Kicker one of his movies, don't it? Nick,
Speaker 2: This is very good? Her Rare Highness Kate Middleweight Gold
Speaker 2: said the Middleton, very good, Nick Martial Arts garfun call Bronze.
Speaker 2: I like that, ANDROI I thought it was a gold.
Speaker 2: Nunchuck Berry silver, mc hammer Fist Silver, Kid Rocky Gold,
Speaker 2: What I'm Stuart Nicole, Kickman some Scotty g Braun Hogan Silva,
Speaker 2: Sophie Ellis boxer gold. That's very good one Eata well done,
Speaker 2: Christina Grapplegate Silver, Emmy Blunt False Trauma Friday wrestle Crow silver,
Speaker 2: and we finished with Sancho Kick to the Bullocks gold.
Speaker 2: My favorite one of the week.
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Speaker 2: Right this weekend. Over the weekends, I ask you one favor.
Speaker 2: We have two thousand dollars and we'd love to give
Speaker 2: it away on Monday show this week it's been lovely
Speaker 2: hearing about all these unsung legends like peanut Man this week,
Speaker 2: Dougie Anseil as a kid in the sixties kicking sixty goals,
Speaker 2: sixty goals in one game. There must be a club.
Speaker 2: I know that a lot of these clubs, they're mainly
Speaker 2: run by volunteers. They go from one weekend to another.
Speaker 2: They're just struggling to get through. They were lying the
Speaker 2: donations of local people's time and also money as well.
Speaker 2: If you know of a local club, it might be
Speaker 2: your local club and they could really do a two
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. We'll go a long way right now to
Speaker 2: get whatever you need to keep going, Please email me
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Speaker 2: club that really needs it. Right now. You can email
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Speaker 2: know lots of people when you've got a lot to
Speaker 2: say about it. I'm guessing we're going to get a
Speaker 2: lot of emails over the weekend. We weren't going to
Speaker 2: get through all of them. Just give us the headlines
Speaker 2: and we're trying and read as many as we can
Speaker 2: over the weekend and give it to a great course
Speaker 2: on Monday show. Email me Christian at Christian o'connorll dot
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Speaker 2: you can do it over the weekend. Thirteen hundred call
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