Speaker 1: Question.
Speaker 2: It's a Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Before we go anywhere near today's show, we should allow
Speaker 3: some time here for Patsy to rant about her terrible
Speaker 3: epic journey into work.
Speaker 4: It's already an epic journey every day because you come
Speaker 4: from so far away. I admired that already.
Speaker 3: She actually travels. There's so far away where she lives.
Speaker 3: She actually travels through decades, so Weerby is set copparently
Speaker 3: in nineteen eighty three, so she time travels to get
Speaker 3: it on the time. But today's journey was I just
Speaker 3: said about see how are you, and just there was
Speaker 3: just a sign, you know, and Asi says way more
Speaker 3: than words. And then she started telling Jack and I
Speaker 3: please tell everyone's about the revolting journey you've had in
Speaker 3: today vaulting.
Speaker 5: Well, they're doing road works off and on on the
Speaker 5: wist Skate for the Whiskate tunnel works, of course, which
Speaker 5: is great, but I just wish they'd get it over
Speaker 5: and done within like a slab. Some days it's one
Speaker 5: days it's not.
Speaker 4: I mean, they're building a tunnel underneath a river, you know,
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It feels like am Monday to Thursday thing and then
Speaker 3: it's done right anyway, So I join the window down
Speaker 3: the swine and go, wait, did you get me done?
Speaker 3: Hurry dig dig dig.
Speaker 5: So the diversions weren't very clear, and at one point
Speaker 5: we were diverted onto the Princes and then somehow divoted
Speaker 5: back up onto the West Gate.
Speaker 3: I just need to describe to people who might not
Speaker 3: be listening in Australia, because we have people listening on
Speaker 3: the iHeart platform all over the world right now. The
Speaker 3: Westgate Bridge is the single most terrifying bridge I have
Speaker 3: ever seen in the world. It's like a drawing out
Speaker 3: of an Isaac Asimov kind of futuristic thing. Whenever I've
Speaker 3: been on it, I still haven't manage to actually pluck
Speaker 3: up the character drive on it. It feels like I'm
Speaker 3: being driven to my death. I've driven on the Golden
Speaker 3: Gate Bridge. I've driven on bridges all over the world,
Speaker 3: and there are scary ones in the UK. Nothing. There's
Speaker 3: something about that West Gate Bridge.
Speaker 4: It's not like a roller coaster, feel.
Speaker 3: Like it's teaching, tilting you into the into the river.
Speaker 3: You don't feel like you're you're actually connected to the
Speaker 3: to the.
Speaker 4: Road, like a gust of wind could just pop your
Speaker 4: on the side.
Speaker 5: No, it's fine anyway. So at one point I was
Speaker 5: going back out towards Weerribee.
Speaker 3: So what you go over it? And they sent you
Speaker 3: back over it.
Speaker 5: Now I didn't get to the bridge. I sort of
Speaker 5: only got to like the ring road interchange, and then
Speaker 5: was diverted. And of course the whole way it's forty k's.
Speaker 5: You can't do a click over forty k's or you'll
Speaker 5: get pinned. So yeah, it was just one of the
Speaker 5: one of those mornings today.
Speaker 3: But then just tell us then, how long did it
Speaker 3: take to get into it today?
Speaker 5: Ninety minutes. Ninety minutes normally takes.
Speaker 3: No, I would have understood if you were just about
Speaker 3: twenty minutes inter I just gone back home to me.
Speaker 3: You have actually sent me a test there going Look,
Speaker 3: it was going to take ninety to bits, so today's show,
Speaker 3: I'd have entirely understood it.
Speaker 4: Yes, I'll just do the news from bluetooth in the car.
Speaker 3: Driving around the interchange, doing the news headlines for us.
Speaker 3: Just do that next time, Patsy.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Ricky mart He's another one we should add to who's
Speaker 3: calling Christian huge for a while, was he right massive?
Speaker 3: Then he went away?
Speaker 4: He's back now, hasn't aged a single.
Speaker 3: Day, not just that he's suspiciously unaged and actually jacked
Speaker 3: to I don't know whether these week part of a
Speaker 3: world out club with Hugh Jackman. He is wolverine like
Speaker 3: rich Have you seen him now?
Speaker 4: I saw an interview do you get older but not age?
Speaker 3: What are you doing?
Speaker 4: I saw an interview with Ricky Martin and Rique Iglesias.
Speaker 4: Both of them haven't aged in twenty years now.
Speaker 3: His dad's got the secret to life. I don't know
Speaker 3: what's going on with this old man. They're like Benjamin
Speaker 3: Buttoner's something going on? What they've got up in the
Speaker 3: attic in that house of theirs.
Speaker 4: They're like Latin tea one thing else.
Speaker 3: I want to get Ricky Martin on to say what
Speaker 3: are you doing? What's your beauty regime? Because he looks amazing,
Speaker 3: but it doesn't make any sense. So Ricky Martin another one.
Speaker 3: You should endle Mix four if you're thinking about guests
Speaker 3: that we won't want to try and get on the
Speaker 3: show for who's calling? Christian Bush begins in thirteen days time.
Speaker 3: Your chance to get celebrity to call the show. You
Speaker 3: could be winning twenty thousand dollars, and the celebrity could
Speaker 3: be winning twenty thousand dollars as well for the charity
Speaker 3: of their choice. Now in the kitchen right yesterday, my
Speaker 3: wife and I were talking about how I have I
Speaker 3: don't have many rules in life around stuff in the
Speaker 3: kitchen the cave, but when it comes to ketchup and
Speaker 3: the storing of it, I am very steadfast on that.
Speaker 3: I believe the once you open the seal, break that
Speaker 3: sin on the ketch up, it then needs to live
Speaker 3: in the fridge.
Speaker 4: I agree, Yeah, it feels more fresh.
Speaker 5: No, I don't agree. Chris and I have this argument
Speaker 5: all the time. He always puts it in the fridge
Speaker 5: and I whack it in the pantry.
Speaker 3: Now, what is it about. That's what my wife keeps doing.
Speaker 3: I came home from work yesterday, you know, and the ketchup.
Speaker 3: I would I don't even need the ketchup, but just seeing
Speaker 3: it out of the fridge having been taken out there
Speaker 3: when I'm not around, I think my wife's going, He's gone. Now,
Speaker 3: he's on here. Let's get that fridge. Let's get that
Speaker 3: fridge open and get that ketch out.
Speaker 4: And then the minute you walk in the house, you're like,
Speaker 4: something's not right in here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, something's off. It might in my delicate universe, something
Speaker 3: of the ketchup lives and wants to live in the fridge.
Speaker 4: I think the only reason we ever had it in
Speaker 4: the pantry was back in the olden days when before
Speaker 4: squeeze bottle technology, when it was in the jar fair
Speaker 4: enough in the fridge, it would go colder and then
Speaker 4: it'll be harder to get out. Now, if you're still
Speaker 4: using that old bottle and you're not using the squeeze
Speaker 4: bottle technology, you're so far behind.
Speaker 3: I'd say so much, you're actually a savage.
Speaker 5: But it doesn't go off.
Speaker 3: I think it does a fridge do. It keeps things fresh,
Speaker 3: you know, That's why the ketchup wants to be kept
Speaker 3: kept fresh and full ketchup be potential. I think when
Speaker 3: you leave it out of the fridge, I think, you know,
Speaker 3: it gets that sort of horrible watery stuff that comes out.
Speaker 3: First of all, I think it turns more to that
Speaker 3: there's more that horrible stuff that comes out, and it
Speaker 3: isn't the actual ketchup. I think it keeps it more
Speaker 3: keeps it stronger in the fridge.
Speaker 5: Yeah, now I don't agree. It doesn't go off, so
Speaker 5: it goes in the pantry.
Speaker 3: Where do you stand on the mayle? We're all agree
Speaker 3: in that one mayo.
Speaker 5: Is definitely in the fridge.
Speaker 2: Chan Christian O'Connell show podcast Christian Heines actually recommend refrigeration
Speaker 2: for Heinz ketch up.
Speaker 3: It says it on the bottle. Sorry, Patsy, that's from Misty.
Speaker 3: Uh yeah, I mean does anyone actually read what it
Speaker 3: says on the bottle? I mean all that blurb they
Speaker 3: have on the back, you know, if you actually have
Speaker 3: a look on those things like mayonnaise ketchup. A lot
Speaker 3: of these condiments they have like a whole blurb. I
Speaker 3: guess legally they have to these days. On there is
Speaker 3: also a phone number, right all these anything you buy
Speaker 3: now has a phone number if you want if you
Speaker 3: need any more information. I'm buying a step ladder last year,
Speaker 3: and there was a phone number if I needed any
Speaker 3: more information about the correct use, and I was tempted
Speaker 3: to call them, going does anyone actually call them?
Speaker 4: By the first person to ever call this number.
Speaker 3: You know, and it's someone actually in an office and
Speaker 3: the phone's ringing that it's never rung, and they're like,
Speaker 3: where is the phone? Where is it? It's ring and I
Speaker 3: can hear it. Someone's actually gone the step the outline.
Speaker 4: Then they finally pick it up and think it's a
Speaker 4: wrong number.
Speaker 3: Hell hello, And they work in office of a load
Speaker 3: of the phones that never ring, like the Hines outline,
Speaker 3: the Mayonnaise outline. I mean, who is actually calling that now.
Speaker 3: Two weeks ago on the show, we were canvassing your
Speaker 3: opinion about something very important. Jack and I both needed
Speaker 3: to get some new socks. But when we want to
Speaker 3: get new socks, the market is flooded with all kinds
Speaker 3: of different socks these days. There's a lot of ankle
Speaker 3: it ones, the sport ones. There's the ones that come
Speaker 3: up really high. There's a thick sort of ones that
Speaker 3: women like to wear around the house. There's too much choice.
Speaker 4: From Anne, I was looking to bog buy all my
Speaker 4: socks for the next three years, and I just wanted
Speaker 4: a reliable, comfy sock.
Speaker 3: A lot of the fact that bolt by a few
Speaker 3: is the next three years. You know it's long term,
Speaker 3: but it's not fine. You always hear about five year
Speaker 3: plan for you you used to like to live your
Speaker 3: life three years at a time, and that's the jack
Speaker 3: Post story.
Speaker 4: And I wanted it to be able to be used
Speaker 4: as a sports sock and an everyday sock.
Speaker 3: It's a fair to say you're looking for a utility sock.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's interchangeable around that. I was so excited that
Speaker 4: my new socks came last night. I bought some marineo
Speaker 4: wool socks straight from New Zealand. Lovely because the ones here,
Speaker 4: the callers were saying Marino wool, they were so expensive
Speaker 4: to buy. And then someone put me on to you know,
Speaker 4: go straight to the source, the farms of New Zealand
Speaker 4: where getting the marino walls straight off the sheep.
Speaker 3: Ourn's doing it herself. She looks like the one who's
Speaker 3: got like a yawning machine in the evening that makes them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I was so excited to wear them. Yes, they
Speaker 4: came yesterday. A text to you said, I'm going to
Speaker 4: be wearing the marino wool tomorrow. I think I'm going
Speaker 4: to show that you them way too high, way higher
Speaker 4: than advertised. Halfway up the shin halfway you wanted them
Speaker 4: halfway out. I wanted I wanted a sports sock interchangeable
Speaker 4: that that's just above the ankle.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm and but what's what's it like feeling on
Speaker 3: the foot?
Speaker 4: No? Too thin, too thin, it's like a it's like.
Speaker 3: A it's like a dress sock.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's a dress sock.
Speaker 3: Yes see. I went out and got some at the weekend, okay,
Speaker 3: and one of the callers recommended something called was it
Speaker 3: the Explorer?
Speaker 4: Yes, but next thick. That's like the Explorers, like the
Speaker 4: hiking sock.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, but I saw them put my
Speaker 3: hand in them when there was no one around. I
Speaker 3: know we're not supposed to be doing that, but I
Speaker 3: wanted to get a feel of it. It felt like
Speaker 3: a lovely old man's hand was shaking me. I bought
Speaker 3: the socks, right, so, I thought, it's a bit chillier
Speaker 3: at the moment. And I know I am looking for
Speaker 3: the same kind of short of sock to you, but
Speaker 3: I thought I'll try this because right now it's a
Speaker 3: bit chilly. Yes, when you get in the car in
Speaker 3: the morning, I don't like chills coming up my trouser leg.
Speaker 3: So I'm wearing these thick Explorer socks today.
Speaker 4: And how are you finding I finally gets too hot
Speaker 4: over the day.
Speaker 3: No, at the moment, Jack, I've got to be honest.
Speaker 3: I've been in them, you know, two hours and it's
Speaker 3: like a dressing gown for the feet. It's a bubble
Speaker 3: bath down there.
Speaker 5: It's all chill blains. Oh, he's done.
Speaker 3: It's really really good. Now this isn't the song we're
Speaker 3: looking for. But I'm telling you this explorer that one
Speaker 3: of our couple of our callers recommended is an amazing sock. God.
Speaker 3: It is comfortable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you're not going to do any sports in that.
Speaker 3: Now. I'm working out on today and I'm attempted to
Speaker 3: rock on start a new kind of look off knee
Speaker 3: high with shorts. Do you see some athletes do that,
Speaker 3: don't you? Whether it's like knee high seventies? Yeah, but
Speaker 3: why not seventiest?
Speaker 5: No in the seventies.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 6: Christian Christian I connell Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 3: Last week, Patsy was telling us how the Famous Woman's
Speaker 3: Weekly Birthday Cake book is going into its fortieth year
Speaker 3: and this is an institution for you? Or isn't it
Speaker 3: all these cakes that mums and dans would have had
Speaker 3: breakdowns on? We had we had Jack's mum on the
Speaker 3: show yesterday, Jill just telling us about all the various
Speaker 3: ones she made over the years, and we thought, this
Speaker 3: is maybe a bad idea of my last Friday. Sometimes, guys,
Speaker 3: if I say an idea, it's sort of court past
Speaker 3: six in the morning, don't write it down, Okay.
Speaker 4: Friday ideas and not say this.
Speaker 3: Don't ever remind me again of anything I ever say
Speaker 3: on a Friday at six fifteen. It's meant to stay
Speaker 3: on a Friday at six fifteen. Anyway, I did say
Speaker 3: on air, well, you know what we should do is
Speaker 3: take one of these cakes, the birth day cake from
Speaker 3: the Birthday Cake book, and each try and do one
Speaker 3: this week. Many of you emailed me over the weekend.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't listen, say don't do this, all right, you
Speaker 3: don't need to do not do this. You will all
Speaker 3: have breakdowns this week. However, we are doing it.
Speaker 1: CHRISTI O color but great Australian chake off like give
Speaker 1: me Kate, Give me.
Speaker 3: Kate now, all right? So only producer Tom, who's come
Speaker 3: over from a rival radio station. It's a kind of
Speaker 3: little rescue dog we got from a pound. He had
Speaker 3: day one yesterday a couple of little parcels on the floor.
Speaker 3: That's something we can tell it. You know their house training.
Speaker 4: You got a newspaper to the nose.
Speaker 3: No, just a threat, just the threat. He's back with us.
Speaker 3: Today's come back in today, which is a good sign.
Speaker 3: New producer, Tom, good morning. It's big on Chrisma. Have
Speaker 3: you seen as well as got it? He came in
Speaker 3: yesterday with a brand new clipboard. He's going to stop watch.
Speaker 3: He's timing all my links and even when Jack Gosa
Speaker 3: toilet is timing all that. He's been doing time and
Speaker 3: motion studies this week before he presents his fines and
Speaker 3: one of his grits that he seems to be living
Speaker 3: in right now. Yesterday, Tom, we heard that when you
Speaker 3: were going through the phones, some anonymous team members overheard
Speaker 3: you say good morning Triple M. Is this true? The tried?
Speaker 3: Is this true? Yes or no? Did you say good
Speaker 3: morning Triple M?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: I did? Okay, all right, So we're gonna have a
Speaker 3: jar now, Tom, and in it, you're going to place
Speaker 3: five Australian dollars, not your Kiwi dollars. That money's irrelevant.
Speaker 3: Five good Australian dollars. Every time you say that old
Speaker 3: your ex again to any of our gold listeners. Yes,
Speaker 3: that's fair.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it is like saying in exor's name during the
Speaker 4: throes of passion, and that's what the show is.
Speaker 3: Can we just name it Christian O'Connor's Throws of Passion
Speaker 3: three hours three three hours and at eight to nine booning. Okay,
Speaker 3: gone too far?
Speaker 4: Now you're building these cakes?
Speaker 3: Yes, he let me paint the production again to focus myself.
Speaker 1: Christ you know, color but great Australian jake.
Speaker 3: Off like, give me cake, give me Kate now, Okay,
Speaker 3: what's going to happen now? Then new producer Tom what's
Speaker 3: the name of this radio station now work for? He's
Speaker 3: now going to give us the three cakes. Is each
Speaker 3: of us is going to be allocate to the cake
Speaker 3: we're going to mate. I'm hoping I'm going to get
Speaker 3: on page seventy nine of the birthday cake. But I
Speaker 3: hope we're going to get mister monster. Have you seen
Speaker 3: this one? Anyone of no skill like me? That is
Speaker 3: just a block of cake with a smeary face on it.
Speaker 3: This is my level of cake making. You can't go
Speaker 3: wrong with that, even the one they've taken a photo
Speaker 3: of here looks crap. Mister monster. Looks like they someone
Speaker 3: slammed on the brakes when they were transporting him to
Speaker 3: the studio.
Speaker 4: It looks like the before photo, like you used to
Speaker 4: make cakes like this, but now use this cakebook to
Speaker 4: make break cakes.
Speaker 3: All right, then there's time for the cakes to be allocated. Tom,
Speaker 3: who's getting what cake?
Speaker 7: I see?
Speaker 4: I think you should do the rocket.
Speaker 3: Listen to me carefully, Okay, I am you. You know
Speaker 3: we've not been working that long. Okay. I brought you in,
Speaker 3: gave you a new home. This rocket. You've got to
Speaker 3: like get vienna, cream cardboard and your mum yesterday said
Speaker 3: on the show it broke her.
Speaker 4: It broke her. One am. She changed to a different
Speaker 4: cake because it was too hard.
Speaker 3: I can't make cakes. I want mister monster. Let's go again, Tom.
Speaker 4: So we told him to give us hard ones. We
Speaker 4: can't have the squire.
Speaker 3: He needs to know, you know, D two. He doesn't
Speaker 3: mean falling out on me. Let's go again, Tom watched
Speaker 3: cake Am I again, don't go again, Tom, the rocket.
Speaker 5: Just get one of those Swiss rolls which are circular,
Speaker 5: and shove it on top of a bit of.
Speaker 3: So you're saying the role of circular.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you can buy the Swiss just look for Swiss rolls.
Speaker 3: What about the cardboard? I said, when am I going
Speaker 3: to get hold of Vienna cream? Yesterday in the weekend,
Speaker 3: I was looking for Lebanese Lebanese cucumbers. Now I'm going
Speaker 3: to be looking for Vienna cream. Okay. What's Jackie boy doing? Tom?
Speaker 4: I think jack should do the truck. The tip truck
Speaker 4: is the one that the lady who made the book said,
Speaker 4: never do.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yesterday we found this video of the actual editor
Speaker 3: of the children's birthday cake book. This is what she
Speaker 3: had to say about the tip truck.
Speaker 7: Tip truck cake, the cake, don't make it really desperate?
Speaker 3: Suddenly the rocket, I'll take the rocket. Okay, wow, Tom,
Speaker 3: what's Patsy gating?
Speaker 4: I thought pats could do the train?
Speaker 5: No, I am not doing the train exactly, Tom.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, No, he's saying your front cover. We're not
Speaker 3: front cover, you know, And he's doing an easy rocket.
Speaker 5: Swill carriages is on that thing?
Speaker 4: I don't know. You can't say because it goes off
Speaker 4: the side of the cover.
Speaker 5: How am I going to get that in from where?
Speaker 5: On Friday morning?
Speaker 1: On?
Speaker 3: Don't worry the traffic's not moving of our twenty care
Speaker 3: at the moment, You'll be absolutely fine. It's say, in fact,
Speaker 3: you might as well sit at the front of it
Speaker 3: and drive yourself in on the two K train.
Speaker 5: I'll do the carriage and the engine. I'm not doing
Speaker 5: the whole thing, but then your lose marks.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'll be left down for that. You have to
Speaker 4: do the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Ye okay. And who's going to be judging this? When?
Speaker 3: How long do we have?
Speaker 4: I think Friday is probably the best day to sort
Speaker 4: of deliver the cake. Who will be judging?
Speaker 3: Oh, don't got anyone yet, Plassic, I'll producer us somebody on.
Speaker 2: Christian Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Just reading these so called directions for this rocket cake
Speaker 3: that I'm going to be making, it's actually like a
Speaker 3: code I don't understand. Make cake according to directions on
Speaker 3: packet three quarters feel grease two cup pudding basin paul
Speaker 3: rest of mixed into greased ten follow pattern sea over leaf.
Speaker 3: I've got to get like strong cardboard to make fins
Speaker 3: for the cakey rocket to sit on.
Speaker 4: And we're all agreeing that we get no outside help, right,
Speaker 4: because you can't.
Speaker 3: Get do you think they're going to make a cake,
Speaker 3: a rocket cake that's really complicated for the dad's work.
Speaker 3: They don't worry about any extra out for me. I'm
Speaker 3: going to be all alone. They're not going to support me.
Speaker 3: Teenagers they want to see me fell, don't worry about that.
Speaker 3: And then Patsy, so you're doing the you'll be fine,
Speaker 3: You're you're you're a reasonably talented chef.
Speaker 5: Reacently tellent it.
Speaker 3: Well, we've tried so far of yours with the anzap biscuits,
Speaker 3: which were I'm still digesting mine from twenty four months ago.
Speaker 8: Good.
Speaker 3: They were old, lumpy stuff.
Speaker 4: If you make the cake out of the same stuff,
Speaker 4: it'll be rock hard, so at least it won't damage
Speaker 4: on the way in.
Speaker 5: I might some in the carriages. Jack just to you
Speaker 5: like a.
Speaker 3: Kind of strong kind of air bag that you're transporting
Speaker 3: around by O'Connor, Who's Calling Christian starts on this show
Speaker 3: in thirteen days time. How does it work, Patsy? How
Speaker 3: does Who's Calling Christian? Work?
Speaker 5: Well, you get to contact a celebrity, any celebrity you like,
Speaker 5: and not just one, as many as you like get
Speaker 5: on it, hit their social media accounts, their Twitter, their Facebook,
Speaker 5: their Insta and try to get them to call you
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell when the show is on between six and
Speaker 5: nine am Australian Eastern Standard time. If they get through,
Speaker 5: they can win twenty grand for their elected charity. And
Speaker 5: you can win twenty grand as well. And who doesn't
Speaker 5: need twenty grand right now, Apatsy.
Speaker 3: If they want to find out more, where can they
Speaker 3: go and watch a thirty second video?
Speaker 5: They can go on to our website at gold one
Speaker 5: oh four to three dot com.
Speaker 3: Dote au Gatty and well known Patty pro always a pro, Patsy.
Speaker 3: Who are a couple of people that you would love
Speaker 3: to hear on the show? Chatting to us in two
Speaker 3: weeks time?
Speaker 5: You know who i'd like this year? I'd really really,
Speaker 5: really really like someone from Ever, preferably.
Speaker 3: Beyond Oh God, Yeah, that would be huge.
Speaker 5: And maybe even Pink the singer Yeah change, but yeah,
Speaker 5: I mean I know it's just down there, it's something different.
Speaker 3: How would we know which one it is? Because you're
Speaker 3: not familiar with all the four members?
Speaker 5: Do you need to be on? Frida and Agnita?
Speaker 3: Someone's been reading getting ready for who's calling a Christian?
Speaker 3: Well done? Abba? Would be amazing. They've got new songs.
Speaker 3: They've got to saund next year because they really need
Speaker 3: to promote abba to people on those new songs. They'll
Speaker 3: be reliant really on hopefully primo interviews with a radio
Speaker 3: station here in Melbourne. But Patsy's just did a brilliant
Speaker 3: job explain how it works. It starts in under two
Speaker 3: weeks time. We're sort of kicking around. Anytime you hear
Speaker 3: us mentioning anyone of the moment, we're all going, who's
Speaker 3: calling Christian? Even Ricky Martin and his on Rique Glasiers
Speaker 3: as well. Yesterday I was saying how Nickelback, Nickelback are back, okay,
Speaker 3: and over the weekend I heard one of their new songs.
Speaker 4: And you loved it. You wanted to be he bought
Speaker 4: in the CD and try to get Jason to play
Speaker 4: it during the show. Actually, excuse me, you're allowed to
Speaker 4: like Nickelback.
Speaker 3: I just said I. I said that very well, then
Speaker 3: turn the radio up. But I said pretty clearly that
Speaker 3: that new Nickelback song is actually Susanna Hoffs. Someone email
Speaker 3: me yesterday saying they've contacted the agent of Susannah Hoffs
Speaker 3: and that she's busy at the moment. Don't take no
Speaker 3: for an answer. If you are contacting celebrities, we're trying
Speaker 3: to find their agents to let them know about this
Speaker 3: because it's a lot of money, right, not just twenty
Speaker 3: thousand dollars for you, which is a huge amount of cash,
Speaker 3: but actually twenty thousand dollars for a celebrities charity is
Speaker 3: a big amount of cash. Most the job of an
Speaker 3: agent really is is to keep It's the same, no,
Speaker 3: isn't it really? You know, that's the job of an
Speaker 3: age a lot of time. It's just to keep them
Speaker 3: safe and away from any.
Speaker 4: Kind of keep all those requests at bay.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so look, even if someone says no, don't
Speaker 3: take that as an answer. You don't need to be
Speaker 3: pushed back or be rude, or I won't get you anywhere. However,
Speaker 3: don't take no for an answer. There are other ways
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Speaker 2: Wait and see Christian a Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: So yesterday afternoon was third movie. And this thing I'm
Speaker 3: doing every Monday afternoon with my thirteen year old daughter,
Speaker 3: movies with my daughter where I had a knockoff on
Speaker 3: scorning early, but she has to watch a movie with
Speaker 3: me and then we talk about it afterwards. And I've
Speaker 3: been looking for movies that actually show us and reveal
Speaker 3: something about life, and so far we've watched two great movies.
Speaker 3: Stand By Me was the first one. She loved. That
Speaker 3: great movie, still great now these years later. It's a
Speaker 3: timeless classic, as was last week. I took up Jack
Speaker 3: Post's idea of eighth grade. I hadn't seen this more
Speaker 3: contemporary came out about two years ago. One of the
Speaker 3: best coming of age movies I've seen the last ten
Speaker 3: or twenty years. Yeah, really really good. If John Hughes
Speaker 3: came along now in this modern era, he'd make a
Speaker 3: movie like that. Directing written by Bo Burnham is an
Speaker 3: awesome comedian, but it's a great It's a fantastic movie.
Speaker 4: Loved it and she did last like it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she gave it ten out of ten. It's spot
Speaker 3: on as well for where she is in her life
Speaker 3: as well. At thirteen and actually watching it, I had
Speaker 3: a great appreciation of how hard it is for them
Speaker 3: growing up now with phones because actually watching it, I
Speaker 3: was realizing at school it's all about were you in
Speaker 3: with your mates or were you being excluded from friendships?
Speaker 3: And you didn't really know because we were ignorant. You
Speaker 3: had no way of knowing if other friends were seeing
Speaker 3: other mates behind your back. You didn't really know. Now,
Speaker 3: in phones and Instagram, it's a way for and it's
Speaker 3: what you know where everybody is. And it's twenty four
Speaker 3: to seven, and made I hear them going to me,
Speaker 3: I was so and So's hanging out with so and so,
Speaker 3: And I don't appreciate all the time what that must
Speaker 3: be like, because at least everyone has a tough time
Speaker 3: at time at school, right, But at least when you
Speaker 3: got home you shut your bedroom door and you had
Speaker 3: to save space, didn't you. Now they're on their phones
Speaker 3: all those emotions. You had to go through those challenges.
Speaker 3: There's never ending trials at school they're on their phones,
Speaker 3: and so I actually I actually held my relationship with
Speaker 3: both of daughters watching that last week. So if you've
Speaker 3: got teenage kids you've not seen it. I can't recommend
Speaker 3: it enough. Eighth grade loved it really funny as well.
Speaker 3: And then the one I've been I was going to
Speaker 3: do this in a couple of weeks time build up
Speaker 3: to this, she'd said to me, no movies. After an
Speaker 3: and a half, I'm walking out, she said, I saw,
Speaker 3: you know, I can't. I can't cope with it short
Speaker 3: Tenson span. And that's they're the TikTok generation. They're not
Speaker 3: our solder farts, right, So I was building up to
Speaker 3: Dead Poets Society. At some point I was going to
Speaker 3: make it the last one. We watched this every Monday.
Speaker 3: Total running time two hours, twelve minutes. However, I thought,
Speaker 3: you know, so I'm going to go this is it
Speaker 3: now it's crash or bust. Okay, this is the movie.
Speaker 3: I think she's ready for it. So I lie to
Speaker 3: her like a good parent. I said, hey, listen, this
Speaker 3: week's one. It's a bit longer. It's an hour and
Speaker 3: forty two. I made that was it? It sounded specific.
Speaker 3: I didn't realize she's got Google. It turns out on
Speaker 3: her phone. I got to get the sacks. I hear this,
Speaker 3: you've lied. It's two hours, eleven minutes. I must have
Speaker 3: look at a different edit. I've got a special cut
Speaker 3: of it. So I said, look, I tell you what
Speaker 3: we do. Years ago, there used to be in intermission
Speaker 3: in cinemas. Halfway through we paused for ice cream shows up. Okay,
Speaker 3: So anyway, we watched Dead Poets Society, and halfway through
Speaker 3: I pause it and I go, I'll go and get
Speaker 3: ice cream. Now she goes, no, I don't want anything.
Speaker 2: Carry on.
Speaker 3: That's what.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember feeling like that watching it. I haven't
Speaker 4: seen it maybe fifteen.
Speaker 3: Jack, watch it again this week. It is like stand
Speaker 3: by Me. It's got better. Yeah, it just ages. It's
Speaker 3: a universal thing. Even though came out Dead Both Society
Speaker 3: came out in nineteen eighty nine. Nominated for a couple
Speaker 3: of Oscars came out in nineteen eighty nine, but set
Speaker 3: in the late fifties. It's like stand by Me. Another
Speaker 3: bizari One, which is set in the late fifties, but timeless.
Speaker 3: Those themes about identity, growing up, finding your voice. There's
Speaker 3: a line in there where he says, find your voice
Speaker 3: before it's too late and you've lost your voice amongst
Speaker 3: the sea of voices. And it's like, wow, what great
Speaker 3: advice actually for any time in your life, especially when
Speaker 3: you're at their age, you know, and in those teens,
Speaker 3: when you're trying to work out where are you going
Speaker 3: to fit into this big world? Suddenly the world feels
Speaker 3: very big and almost crushing at times, where are you
Speaker 3: going to fit into it? And also, I've got to say,
Speaker 3: as a massive fan of Robin Williams, he did so
Speaker 3: many great movies. I was explained to Lois afterwards because
Speaker 3: she was going so was he always an actor, He's
Speaker 3: amazing and he's great. One of his best roles as
Speaker 3: dead Poets aside is mister Keith in that Teacher. I
Speaker 3: don't think anyone can do that, that heart and soul
Speaker 3: than that improvisational wizardry he did in one great movie.
Speaker 3: I was explained to us how he went from being
Speaker 3: the biggest comedian in the world in the day he
Speaker 3: was the biggest comedian in the world. Imagine like Kevin
Speaker 3: Hart and then suddenly that comedian who's like crazy and
Speaker 3: wild and all that stuff turns out to be not
Speaker 3: just a good actor, but I really really is prime
Speaker 3: won the best actors you know in so many great movies.
Speaker 3: You think about weightnings, I mean he had proper and
Speaker 3: then Missus Doubt Fire he had proper range as well,
Speaker 3: and then Dead Poet Society is an incredible movie, and
Speaker 3: she gave it eleven out of ten. At the end
Speaker 3: she said, it was a yeah, there are so many
Speaker 3: beautiful scenes in there. I've listened to this one.
Speaker 8: We don't read and write poetry because it's cute. We
Speaker 8: read and write poetry because we are members of the
Speaker 8: human race, and the human race is filled with passion
Speaker 8: and medicine, law, business, engineering. These are novel pursuits and
Speaker 8: necessary to sustain life. But poetry, beauty, wrong, man, love,
Speaker 8: He's of what we stay alive for.
Speaker 3: I'll end up yesterday watching a great interview Ethan Hawk
Speaker 3: and all the other boys in there. They're incredible. They
Speaker 3: were like sixteen seventeen and it's an Australian director, an
Speaker 3: amazing director called Peter Weir that directed this movie also
Speaker 3: did The Truman Show, Witness whole load of other incredible movies.
Speaker 3: He made all the boys live together and you get
Speaker 3: it in the movie stand By Me. There's a real
Speaker 3: kinship there that support that brotherhood that they have together,
Speaker 3: and you can feel it in there. There's one famous scene.
Speaker 3: Even if you haven't seen it for a few years,
Speaker 3: you may remember Ethan Hawk is amazing in it. He
Speaker 3: was seventeen when he made this movie. It's his first
Speaker 3: proper movie, and he wanted to be a very serious actor.
Speaker 3: And he meets Robin Williams on set and it's a
Speaker 3: big movie. Robin Williams and Robin Williams in the movie
Speaker 3: isn't in every scene, but it's kind of like Jaws
Speaker 3: in the movie George Jaws isn't in it. Jaws isn't
Speaker 3: in it all the time, but when he is, there's
Speaker 3: this amazing impact. And when he's not there, you miss him.
Speaker 3: He's not in a lot of the movie. He's missing
Speaker 3: from it, but you are. Where is mister Keating? You
Speaker 3: want mister Keating back anyway. When there's a big scene
Speaker 3: where Ethan Hawk's character can't he can't really he doesn't
Speaker 3: like reading out loud and he's writing all his beautiful poetry,
Speaker 3: but he's struggling to find his voice, and Robin Williams
Speaker 3: grabs hold of him, starts spinning him around. It's like
Speaker 3: this really great famous steady cam scene. It's almost it
Speaker 3: makes you dizzy. He's trying to disorientate him. The other
Speaker 3: kids are laughing. He's going to forget about them, forget
Speaker 3: about them, and he starts to improvise his poem. I
Speaker 3: didn't realize that whole scene was improvised. Robin Williams insisted
Speaker 3: with the young Ethan Hawk he mustn't prepare anything. He
Speaker 3: needs to take a leap of faith and get beyond himself.
Speaker 3: Wow Ethan Hawk. In this interview right watching it yesterday evening,
Speaker 3: Ethan Hawk starts saying, how the rest of his he's
Speaker 3: had an amazing, like thirty five year career. He's still
Speaker 3: searching for that high that Robin Williams showed him when
Speaker 3: he was seventeen. Isn't that amazing? But watching a movie
Speaker 3: aback yesterday, it also reminded me of someone else as well,
Speaker 3: which I though it'd be really nice to do today.
Speaker 3: There are some movies that remind you about some part
Speaker 3: of your life. The big thing in the movie is
Speaker 3: you wish you had a teacher like mister Keating he's amazing.
Speaker 3: And when they all stand on the tables at the
Speaker 3: end and they go my captain, their last little small
Speaker 3: act of defiance to the institution that is now kicking
Speaker 3: mister Keaton Robin Williams out of the movie, you realize
Speaker 3: how what a difference it makes having just you're lucky
Speaker 3: if you have one or two good teachers and your
Speaker 3: whole time at school. You're lucky if you have one
Speaker 3: or two good teachers and you do remember their name.
Speaker 3: So I wonder if it'd be really nice thing to
Speaker 3: do d for the next ten minutes on the show,
Speaker 3: tell us the name of one teacher who really made
Speaker 3: a difference to you. It doesn't mean they changed your
Speaker 3: life and you now you did something because they said
Speaker 3: you should, but they made a difference in your life
Speaker 3: in a small way.
Speaker 2: Hell Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 3: Podcast, So third movie Yesterday in Movies with My Daughter Yesterday,
Speaker 3: Dead Poets Society. She gave it eleven out of ten.
Speaker 3: She loved it. Her favorite line in it, actually, I said,
Speaker 3: what are your favorite bits? She loved the bit where
Speaker 3: mister Keating is played by the amazing Robin Williams, where
Speaker 3: he is talking about poetry, and he's talking about life
Speaker 3: and why it's important for life, and he says life
Speaker 3: is like a play. The play goes on and you
Speaker 3: get to contribute a verse. What will your verse be?
Speaker 3: She went yesterday, printed it off. She found it. You
Speaker 3: know these days you can find all these quotes from
Speaker 3: movies over still of it she printed off yesterday, and
Speaker 3: I was saying good night. So I looked on her
Speaker 3: bedroom wall, blue tacked up freshly up there was that
Speaker 3: quote I love printed off. Sometimes there's one little line
Speaker 3: that can make such a difference. Anyway, we all wish
Speaker 3: we had a teacher like mister Keatoning, and maybe you
Speaker 3: were lucky enough to have a teacher that made a
Speaker 3: difference in your love school, because one teacher can make
Speaker 3: a huge difference. You know, you got two worlds when
Speaker 3: you're a kid. It's mum and dad, but that's not
Speaker 3: the big world really, once she gets your teen years,
Speaker 3: it's school, that mega universe there. It's all about school,
Speaker 3: isn't it. Everything's there. And so a teacher just being
Speaker 3: seeing you for who you are or what you might
Speaker 3: be able to grow into is a really really big deal.
Speaker 3: Who was a fu Jack? Did you have a good teacher.
Speaker 4: Yeah. My music teacher was named Miss Bartosi, and she
Speaker 4: talked to us like equals, not like the rest of
Speaker 4: the school teachers were. Where they would you know, they
Speaker 4: were teachers and you were the students. Yeah, where she
Speaker 4: would talk to us on level. And I even remember
Speaker 4: when I went to do work experience for the first
Speaker 4: time in year nine or ten. I was at a
Speaker 4: local music shop and she even took the time out
Speaker 4: of a day to come down to the music shop
Speaker 4: and just pop in and say hi and see how
Speaker 4: I was going.
Speaker 3: Wow, what a lovely thing to do. Oh that's great.
Speaker 3: Who would be for you, Patsy.
Speaker 5: I loved mister Keane. He was my year eight maths teacher,
Speaker 5: and I was dreadful at maths, Like I really used
Speaker 5: to cause me so much anxiety because I just couldn't
Speaker 5: do it. But he really nurtured me. It was like
Speaker 5: this wise old owl, and he used to wear a
Speaker 5: suit and tie, and he'd smoke a pack of his
Speaker 5: counter day and the ends of his fingers were always
Speaker 5: like yellow from the cigarette. But you know what really
Speaker 5: impressed me was in my twenties, I went back to
Speaker 5: my hometown and he'd retired there and I ran into
Speaker 5: him at Cole's at the supermarket, and you know, he
Speaker 5: knew exactly where I was, that I was at Double
Speaker 5: TFM doing news. At that time.
Speaker 3: I had been so proud.
Speaker 5: I had no idea he'd even known what I'd done
Speaker 5: once I moved to Melbourne, but he could tell me
Speaker 5: which st or been at, what shifts are done. I
Speaker 5: was so overwhelmed. He was a.
Speaker 3: Teacher and one of your kids gets to go and
Speaker 3: break out and just do something and contribute their verse
Speaker 3: in a different way to the great play of life.
Speaker 3: That's an amazing thing. He would have been really proud
Speaker 3: of a pouty.
Speaker 5: He was a sweet sweet man.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go to other lines, Brian, good morning.
Speaker 9: I had a technical mister Walsh who took me a
Speaker 9: lot of respect for everybody and taught us all to
Speaker 9: be honest like an eve and pudding and very much
Speaker 9: like the guy in did Power Society. He was a
Speaker 9: really good teaker.
Speaker 3: It's amazing how many years were you at school many
Speaker 3: years ago and getting Brian, you still.
Speaker 10: I do?
Speaker 9: I do. I caught up with him one half the
Speaker 9: school like a bit ten fifteen years later, and he
Speaker 9: just he was a really nice, fantastic person to talk
Speaker 9: to and just on fame level as that's not like
Speaker 9: the other guy said that. You know this George us
Speaker 9: you know, just like like someone lesser than them. You know,
Speaker 9: it was.
Speaker 3: It was very good, awesome. Thank you very much for
Speaker 3: sharing that, Brian, have a good day.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 3: Byte Shane coome oning, Good morning, Christian, Good morning Shane.
Speaker 3: So who's the teacher who made a difference at your school?
Speaker 11: The teacher that made a difference is his name was
Speaker 11: mister may Law and I'm going back to about forty
Speaker 11: years and twice a week he used to take six
Speaker 11: kids in his panel van from Narry Warren to mon
Speaker 11: Bulk to do swimming lessons after school and then he
Speaker 11: would take us all home and then on the Thursday
Speaker 11: he would do another six kids out of the school
Speaker 11: and teachers how to swim.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's a big part of the downtime. Is
Speaker 3: it a tough job to be a teacher, isn't it?
Speaker 3: He not paid nowhere near enough for such an important job.
Speaker 3: That's a big thing out of his own time doing
Speaker 3: that for you guys.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, it was fantastic and tillis day I remember
Speaker 11: everything about him, even when he dropped the Stanley knife
Speaker 11: in his leg and he goes, ah, I think I
Speaker 11: have to go home.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for sharing that with Thank you mate. Hey, hey,
Speaker 3: Luca said doctor Harry.
Speaker 12: Yes, Christian good mone Yes.
Speaker 3: Doctor Harry. Always great to have you on the show.
Speaker 3: How are you this morning?
Speaker 12: You well, yeah, yeah, still trying our best, still supporting,
Speaker 12: still supporting. My favorite station. My favorite teacher was mister Twist.
Speaker 12: He spelled his name t w I s Q. But
Speaker 12: the funny thing about him was he was from Estonia
Speaker 12: and he would stand in front of the class teaching
Speaker 12: English with a heavy accent, and as he spoke, he
Speaker 12: would move his hips because his favorite artist was Chubby Checker.
Speaker 12: So we'd all be sitting there grooving a lot with
Speaker 12: me grooving along to Keats and Sheeting, eating Keats and
Speaker 12: Shakespeare while he's shaking around the room. Got to twist
Speaker 12: and shout hilarious the dentists instead of a normal person.
Speaker 3: All right, doctor Harry, take care, Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: All right.
Speaker 2: By the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 3: Podcast Time for three top of Tuesday, when we do
Speaker 3: three phone ins at the same time. The number you
Speaker 3: need nine four one four one oh four three, the
Speaker 3: same number if you know Robert de Niro's hotmail account
Speaker 3: to get him to call me in two weeks time.
Speaker 3: But who's calling Christian? Because I know some of you
Speaker 3: have it. Let's get him to call me, all right today?
Speaker 3: Then teenage phases we all went through, maybe several. I
Speaker 3: think it's important that you do. It's a rite of
Speaker 3: passage to go through several different incarnations. The where your
Speaker 3: hair looks, the color, the length, everything, the way you look.
Speaker 3: Jack and I shared a couple of weeks ago how
Speaker 3: both of us are various times try to look like Axel.
Speaker 4: Rose Red Bandanna and leave a jacket.
Speaker 3: Well, for me, I've went as far as cowboy boots
Speaker 3: and an earring as well. It looks an idiot, But
Speaker 3: this is what is with the teenage phase. One of
Speaker 3: my kids has just announced she's going to be a vegetarian,
Speaker 3: but it feels like a part time one because apparently
Speaker 3: she still would like a Maca's on a Friday. I
Speaker 3: don't think that's what Linda McCartney did you know. I
Speaker 3: don't think you can be a part time editarium. But
Speaker 3: teenage phases, what did you go through?
Speaker 5: Pats, I wanted dreadlocks. When I was sixteen. One of
Speaker 5: the girls in our town had the most amazing dreadlocks.
Speaker 5: My mum was horrified. I nearly got them, but I
Speaker 5: pulled out at the last minute because I learned when
Speaker 5: you want to get rid of them or grow them out,
Speaker 5: you have to actually cut your hair, really short hair. Yeah, apparently,
Speaker 5: and I thought, oh no, I can't have short hair.
Speaker 4: I wish you went through that. If I could see
Speaker 4: the photos of you with dread.
Speaker 3: Loss, what about it's never too late. Yeah, I think
Speaker 3: it would look great for you to have dreadlocks. Now.
Speaker 4: No, I don't think so, especially now that you're popping
Speaker 4: up on today Extra people can see you on.
Speaker 3: TA It would just be like a branding thing. Really,
Speaker 3: is you know, news with the dreadlocks? Nodlock lady? No, No, okay,
Speaker 3: teenage phases. This Friday, the three of us are all
Speaker 3: going to be transporting cakes in a car. Pats he's
Speaker 3: going to be transporting in for like the hour trips.
Speaker 3: She has the train.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that'll be interesting.
Speaker 3: You're doing the tip truck, tip truck. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: make this cake rocket. We're all going to take a
Speaker 3: cake each from the Women's Weekly Birthday Cake Books. So
Speaker 3: I've got the rocket, Jack's got the tip truck, which
Speaker 3: is supposed to be the worst one. Patsy's got the train,
Speaker 3: which looks really really hard.
Speaker 4: Yours is the worst to transport because it's.
Speaker 3: Even though I make it well unlikely, I can't bake right.
Speaker 3: Even if I make it reasonably well, that's not making
Speaker 3: half an hour and a calm. Do I put seatbelt
Speaker 3: over it? How do you keep the rocket from actually
Speaker 3: just falling over? All? Right? So, hassles transporting things? You
Speaker 3: ever tried to take anything in a car or hide
Speaker 3: a van or anything and had hassles transporting anything? Unusual?
Speaker 3: And last one today on three Time Tuesday, we're looking
Speaker 3: for teenage phases that you went through hassles moving things
Speaker 3: in a car or transport and then attacking inanimal objects.
Speaker 3: I attacked my actually kicked my laptop across the floor
Speaker 3: on Saturday when I was writing and it was just
Speaker 3: hit a wall. It wasn't going very well, and I
Speaker 3: was actually I actually dropped kicked it across the floor.
Speaker 4: Did it survive?
Speaker 3: Yes it did, yes, yes, at the time, I just
Speaker 3: it's just that you just want to destroy something, you know.
Speaker 2: Christian Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: This week, then on three Toby Tuesday when we do
Speaker 3: three phone in's at the same time about your teenage
Speaker 3: phases that you went through, transporting things in the households
Speaker 3: you had and attacking inanimate objects. We've got to forget
Speaker 3: a week Sunday it is Father's Day. Yes, I know
Speaker 3: you've forgotten. It's a week Sunday. We've got one hundred
Speaker 3: dollars chemist warehouse Father's Day gift pack. Got loads of
Speaker 3: good stuff in there for Dan and Clan, some my Calvin,
Speaker 3: Kleine Fragrance as well. Jack. What did you try and move?
Speaker 4: So when you're talking about transporting difficult things, I had
Speaker 4: forgotten all about this. Did you guys have the fake
Speaker 4: baby at high school? That was you meant to take
Speaker 4: home and it was meant to teach you the responsibilities
Speaker 4: of having a real battle.
Speaker 3: I was called a flower baby. It literally was like
Speaker 3: a pair of Humum's tights with like a couple of
Speaker 3: kilos of flower pored in it, and you had like
Speaker 3: a head and goo eyes on it, and he meant
Speaker 3: to carry it round. She realized what a big deal
Speaker 3: it was to carry around and look after a baby.
Speaker 4: So by the time I got to school, it had
Speaker 4: advanced into a robotic baby that looked like a baby beyond,
Speaker 4: but it actually had a computer in it that would
Speaker 4: time how long the baby cried for and it would
Speaker 4: give all this feedback to the teacher of how well
Speaker 4: you did it.
Speaker 3: Looking after the baby.
Speaker 4: I was the first person in the grade to get
Speaker 4: the brand new robotic baby that came to the school,
Speaker 4: and I was so embarrassed about it that I remember
Speaker 4: trying to put the baby because it would cry anytime
Speaker 4: you're not holding it. Put the baby into my backpack
Speaker 4: and zip it up to come from school.
Speaker 3: What pad is that? How old were you? I was
Speaker 3: fifteen zipping a baby that you're supposed to be looking
Speaker 3: after in a backpack. And what did the robot baby
Speaker 3: report you?
Speaker 4: Well, the robot baby shows its cried, but I guess
Speaker 4: it has no indicators to say, hey, I was in
Speaker 4: a backpack for an hour coming to school. Never give
Speaker 4: this kid a child.
Speaker 3: This is what than what Michael Trackin's dad did to
Speaker 3: him and the other Jackson four. This is shocking, all right?
Speaker 3: No four one four one oh four three. If you
Speaker 3: want to win the hundred dollar Chemist Warehouse Father's Day gift. Pat,
Speaker 3: your story is about your teenage phases transporting things and
Speaker 3: attacking in animal objects.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: To Down three topic Tuesday, and we're looking to hear
Speaker 3: about your teenage phases that you grew through transporting unusual things.
Speaker 3: Jackson shared a traumatic story about transporting a fake baby
Speaker 3: keyword here and now you don't hang on every word
Speaker 3: fake robotic baby in a backpack, which that he was
Speaker 3: supposed to be looking after. They wear a ton of
Speaker 3: those ones, don't they.
Speaker 4: Well we should make I mean, we've already got the
Speaker 4: baking challenge this week, but maybe we should look after
Speaker 4: the baby.
Speaker 3: Did that for years of my life? Okay, done that
Speaker 3: for real? Pooing crying babies? Okay, done that? Not doing
Speaker 3: that for a radio prank? Not interested? Okay, Debrah, Hi,
Speaker 3: Hi Debbie, And uh, what's your story for us this morning?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 3: About transporting something unusual?
Speaker 13: They transporting my horse and we had been just driving
Speaker 13: down the road. People were looking at It's very strange.
Speaker 13: Got to the end and realized that he'd spun himself
Speaker 13: around and was spacing out back.
Speaker 3: What with the head yes, how I thought that's better
Speaker 3: for the horse. Surely to have a lot of looks
Speaker 3: you around see the driver enjoyable.
Speaker 13: But that's why they have a window at the front
Speaker 13: of the float.
Speaker 3: So the little window isn't it's a little slit they
Speaker 3: got there. Let them have that big one out the back, and.
Speaker 4: Then they're only looking at the back of your car,
Speaker 4: whereas if they poked out the back they can play ice.
Speaker 3: By or he was here the registration game where they
Speaker 3: try and make out, you know, movie names from the people's,
Speaker 3: Red Joe's and stuff like that. It's more for them
Speaker 3: to do. Can talk to people, okay, people get in
Speaker 3: the motion. Debra, thank you very much. You're cool. Hey
Speaker 3: bye bye bye now Jason, good morning, Good morning, Jason.
Speaker 7: Yeah, many many years ago, travel on my car.
Speaker 3: It stopped.
Speaker 7: I tried everything I've got to get it started and
Speaker 7: wouldn't start. Punch the windscreen smashed. That got upsets. Ran
Speaker 7: my threat in the mechanic. He can't, I said, you
Speaker 7: can't fix up burn it. He bring me up. He
Speaker 7: goes to check this, yep, check that, yep, check this, yep,
Speaker 7: check your field gage. Oh now, I just had to
Speaker 7: feel at the front of the service station.
Speaker 2: Nor Yeah.
Speaker 7: True. Sorry.
Speaker 3: It's like Forty Towers, isn't it when Forty attacks his
Speaker 3: little his little car with the with the branch.
Speaker 7: Exactly that exactly. Just just get in burning and frustrating
Speaker 7: at the same time, because I really loved that car.
Speaker 4: Jason, you're telling you story so fast. You sort of
Speaker 4: brushed over it. Did you punch your hand through the
Speaker 4: windscreen and pick?
Speaker 3: We didn't hear that, right, you punched the gup. We
Speaker 3: also took up with burning it as well. If it
Speaker 3: wouldn't start. Jesson now works for a roadside assistant. Well,
Speaker 3: if you can't start, you can't hit burn. It's part
Speaker 3: of the truck.
Speaker 7: I would say, yep, bither way.
Speaker 3: All right, Jason, thank you very much. Take care of mate.
Speaker 3: Fie Cindy, Hi Christian.
Speaker 10: When I was five, my mum actually transported a cockatil.
Speaker 9: On her Datson on the rest of her Datson in
Speaker 9: the cage.
Speaker 3: On the roof of the car. Yep, cockatail in the cage. Yep, amazing.
Speaker 3: How was the cage secured to the roof of the Datson.
Speaker 14: It was just tied down from the bottom of the cage.
Speaker 3: I was your mum was that thing where you see
Speaker 3: guys sometimes with an entire mattress with just the one
Speaker 3: right hand poking out the window. Whether your mom just
Speaker 3: had a hand on the cage. It's almost like a
Speaker 3: police siren. Before they had actual Simon say, just had
Speaker 3: canaries and cages. They were an emergency vehicle pull over.
Speaker 3: That is incredible. I would it would make my year
Speaker 3: if I was driving along and I saw a bird
Speaker 3: in the cage. Does a bird like that? Is it
Speaker 3: asked for? It? Take me for a It's been pleased.
Speaker 2: Christian Hell Christian O'Connell show Podcast three Witchhuesday.
Speaker 3: We do every week. Hopefully we get some stories about
Speaker 3: the teenage phases she went through. Patsy almost grew out treadlocks.
Speaker 3: I did have an earring for a year when I
Speaker 3: was sixteen. My dad to say, I look like a
Speaker 3: strange pirate. I look like a fool, and these are
Speaker 3: the rights that we should all grow through. Basically when
Speaker 3: you're teenager, I'm guessing you went full email.
Speaker 4: Oh I went. I had so many seasons of different phases.
Speaker 4: Yeap emo was big in the early two thousands when
Speaker 4: I was at high school. I just didn't it didn't
Speaker 4: look good with my curly hair. I tried to go
Speaker 4: jet black, but curly hair did not. I didn't couldn't,
Speaker 4: just couldn't get that fringe over the face that you
Speaker 4: were meant to get.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so tell us this one about the teenage phases
Speaker 3: you went through. My daughter's announced of the weekend that
Speaker 3: she's going to be a vegetarian, but like a it's
Speaker 3: like a part time one. She wants fried chicken on
Speaker 3: a Friday night, so heavily committed. When iked, aw, why
Speaker 3: going to be a vegetarian? She went something I just
Speaker 3: saw on TikTok Like it was like a listen, that's
Speaker 3: the news. That's what they get then from now as TikTok.
Speaker 3: So we're looking for the teenage phases that you went through,
Speaker 3: also moving, transporting unusual things. We've had a canary in
Speaker 3: a cage on a car row so far, and also
Speaker 3: attacking inanimate objects. Nine four one four one four three Darren,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, Christian Darren. I hope you're well.
Speaker 3: What's your story for us?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 10: Oh, look I had a bit of a problem with
Speaker 10: I solded my lawn moler.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what happened?
Speaker 10: Well, obviously I'm back in the nineteen eighty five, I
Speaker 10: was having a bit of a problem starting.
Speaker 3: It this one. You had that ripcord, that's it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, hard work, Well not if you don't get it
Speaker 10: started and pick it up and throw it over the
Speaker 10: neighbors back fence.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean that's one way to try and start it.
Speaker 3: I guess that was in the instructions or something.
Speaker 10: Yeah. Well, obviously the instructions didn't entail having to knock
Speaker 10: on the neighbor's door and from the lawnmower bank.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean growing up we had some someone's going to
Speaker 3: ask for your ball back, but not your actual law moower. Yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah. And the look on my wife's face as he's
Speaker 10: watching the aird of the landing window going shaking her head.
Speaker 10: I could just see the mouting that she's just saying,
Speaker 10: I think you're an idiot.
Speaker 4: Maybe the strength.
Speaker 3: Jacket anger.
Speaker 10: It was a lot of anger. And actually, as I
Speaker 10: was picking it up, I'm thinking, bloody hell, this is
Speaker 10: really heavy. Shouldn't have started this, But I was so angry.
Speaker 10: I kept going and offer, when.
Speaker 4: Did you did you like press it up or did
Speaker 4: you get the hammer throw get some spin on it?
Speaker 10: Oh? No, I just picked it straight up over your bank,
Speaker 10: straight over the fence.
Speaker 3: Quite it's quite a feat. A few enjoyance that you
Speaker 3: should have the world's strongest man. I don't have the
Speaker 3: truck ball, but they should have the lawnmower toss. That's
Speaker 3: sort of sort the men out from the boys.
Speaker 10: Well it's a bit harder to throw than a song.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, Darren, thank you very much. She call
Speaker 3: have a good day, thanks, Christian John, Good morning morning.
Speaker 7: How you going, Christian?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 3: Good? I can hear the hazard lights on there? You
Speaker 3: pulled over a good man.
Speaker 7: That's right, that's right.
Speaker 11: I'm I actually transported a dead person in the combe.
Speaker 4: Should we be worried?
Speaker 3: Now with the old killer John on the line? Now,
Speaker 3: the body's not in the back, is it? With the
Speaker 3: hazard lights on? Light?
Speaker 11: He was actually an old hippie and he's dying, which
Speaker 11: was transported in an old coby with flail pastickers all
Speaker 11: over it.
Speaker 3: Oh, how awesome. So instead of the old black traditional hearse,
Speaker 3: he was in the back in the coffin like that.
Speaker 7: Yep.
Speaker 3: I didn't know you could do that. I thought it
Speaker 3: was a legal one actually.
Speaker 11: Yeah, whether it was not.
Speaker 10: This is going back about fifteen twenty years ago.
Speaker 11: So yes, So do you have to.
Speaker 4: Have a special poet, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I know you have permits for everything in Australia, right,
Speaker 3: but surely transporting a dead person. Imagine how to go
Speaker 3: to the council and.
Speaker 4: From that reckon someone won be able to tell us.
Speaker 5: All right, you know what, one of the Love God's
Speaker 5: mates passed away and he had this beautiful old ute,
Speaker 5: this holding newte and he'd done it up and we
Speaker 5: took him from the church to the cemetery as part
Speaker 5: of the you know in Yeah we did, and I
Speaker 5: don't know if we did get.
Speaker 3: Special the coffin in a ute, yes, and it's actually.
Speaker 5: Really beautiful and the top of yeah, it didn't have
Speaker 5: a cover. Yeah, the back of the ute.
Speaker 3: Not but like a learning like old tarp in the
Speaker 3: bank some time waiting to go for a walk.
Speaker 4: To the back.
Speaker 3: About waiting for its.
Speaker 9: Warm Christian O'Connell.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, so we've now drifted a bit into an
Speaker 3: interesting area transporting dead bodies in anything other than a hearse.
Speaker 4: Do you need a permit?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Do you need a permit? That's what we want
Speaker 3: to know about right now. This all came because we
Speaker 3: heard it called of just talk about a dead hippie
Speaker 3: who didn't want to be in a right so didn't
Speaker 3: want to be in a hearse. He wanted to be
Speaker 3: in a kind of I guess a customized combi. David's
Speaker 3: sent us email going, I hope they drew on the
Speaker 3: top of the coffin for the past away. Yeah, hippie
Speaker 3: Nature's candle. They all love the Nature's carol. David good throwback, great,
Speaker 3: very very good piece of business that, David. I'm going
Speaker 3: to send you something for that. I forgot about Nature's
Speaker 3: Candle from Jackie Boy on yesterday's show. All right, we
Speaker 3: all want to know can you move a dead person
Speaker 3: in your car rather than a hearse? Dave's on the line,
Speaker 3: Come on in, Dave.
Speaker 11: More and David, you do not need a permit.
Speaker 3: No no.
Speaker 9: When my dad passed away, we wanted him in the
Speaker 9: back of his f two fifty and the funeral home
Speaker 9: gave us a frame to put in.
Speaker 11: The back and chucking straight in the back of the
Speaker 11: ute and off we went.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: I think I think we should all have our right
Speaker 3: to go to your final resting place however you want
Speaker 3: the hearses always looky looks so scary and intimidating, and.
Speaker 7: They drive too slow.
Speaker 3: Fustraight, you're right. Why can't they get some nitrous socks?
Speaker 4: You're taking from in the great yard.
Speaker 9: Back to the cemetery.
Speaker 7: And when we pulled in on the freeway, I give
Speaker 7: it the.
Speaker 3: R I p fast enough. Yeah, I have thought that
Speaker 3: was behind hers. Get on the old horn.
Speaker 7: Yeah, we put him in the grand carry on.
Speaker 3: All right, Dave, good corn, Okay, take care of me.
Speaker 3: Cheers mate, Brian, good morning.
Speaker 9: Good morning. Here you go.
Speaker 3: I'm good.
Speaker 9: We we transported a coffin on a side car from motorcycle.
Speaker 3: Not the dead person squished into the sidecar.
Speaker 9: No, no, no, he was in the coffin. We took
Speaker 9: the body off the sidecar and mounted him onto the
Speaker 9: frame of the sidecar. And we were told we didn't
Speaker 9: need a permit to do it, so we did.
Speaker 3: It.
Speaker 9: Was the president of their Moorcocle club, so we that
Speaker 9: was how we well fit to take him to the cemetery.
Speaker 9: So that was it. On the sidecar of a motorcycle.
Speaker 3: What anish way to do it? That is how to
Speaker 3: do it, isn't it. I think that's so just we
Speaker 3: get the image right. So if I was driving towards you,
Speaker 3: i'd see you and the motorbike where the sidecar would
Speaker 3: have been is a coffin.
Speaker 9: Yep, that's correct.
Speaker 3: I didn't have a wheel underneath it.
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, I had had the wheel. I had the
Speaker 9: framework for the for the for the body that normally
Speaker 9: sits on there. We took the body off, made some
Speaker 9: some clamps and some gigs and so on to to
Speaker 9: clamp the coffin onto it and set him in there.
Speaker 9: So it was his last ride was on a motorcycle.
Speaker 3: That was it. That's so great. He was the president
Speaker 3: of your bike club.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 3: Perfect.
Speaker 4: And Brian, did you move at a slow pace like
Speaker 4: the hearst Wood or did you go full gun?
Speaker 9: We were doing bed Ladys, could be.
Speaker 3: Careful that frame breaks. Get left. He's going right into
Speaker 3: a macas dry. All right, Brian, that's a great call.
Speaker 3: We'll send you Brice. Stay there, I do, thank you mate.
Speaker 3: Awesome stuff today, one last school before the headlines of
Speaker 3: Patsy Justin. Good morning, good morning here he's going I'm
Speaker 3: good justin. So I understand this is a two f
Speaker 3: story you've got for us about.
Speaker 14: I've got a two for for you, and if my
Speaker 14: brothers listen, he's probably gonna kill me. Anyway, I'll start off.
Speaker 7: You've got to.
Speaker 14: Imagine at the eighties nineties and he's in a David
Speaker 14: le Rock Vince Neil era he loved Monty Cruz David
Speaker 14: le Rock, and he's got the skin tight Livid pants
Speaker 14: on long hand, the T shirt and he's playing my Nintendo.
Speaker 14: He loses in the AFL game and he starts literally
Speaker 14: biting my Nutendo controller lobs it over his head, lands
Speaker 14: in the fish tank where me, Mexican walking fish are.
Speaker 14: I'm twelve years old morning.
Speaker 9: This is my life Nintendo.
Speaker 14: Anyway. The next day he's turned his hair and I've
Speaker 14: just looked at him. I said, you better ask mum
Speaker 14: for a Wham T shirt. Not not the cruise had
Speaker 14: the Devil and he snipped the cords of my control
Speaker 14: and actually loved them in the pebbles of the fish tank.
Speaker 3: As ornaments how much going on with this. It feels
Speaker 3: like we've had an update from the family in the castle.
Speaker 14: To me, I'm the one whose mum drove on the
Speaker 14: footy ground chasing me for hitting players.
Speaker 3: Remember that, seriously, that you should have a flammable documentary
Speaker 3: about your family. Amazing, We're weird.
Speaker 7: We love we we are calling the supporters, but we
Speaker 7: are weird.
Speaker 3: All right, justin we got to go. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: You kill me. Take care.
Speaker 2: Christian, Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Great calls this morning on three each of its Tuesday
Speaker 3: and then the last three calls about moving decease people
Speaker 3: in other vehicles other than hearses. Fascinating, amazing, really good.
Speaker 3: It makes me think about how I might want to
Speaker 3: be moved. Would you do? I think you know what
Speaker 3: I'd actually really like. I like everyone to be gathered
Speaker 3: together at my funeral. Then I'd like my body be
Speaker 3: fed into a wood chipper. But it's it's pushed out
Speaker 3: towards them.
Speaker 4: Right, so we all get a little piece. Yes, yeah,
Speaker 4: what about you? I'll go in the back of my une.
Speaker 3: Now, ain't going to start that day? Bay? I mean
Speaker 3: two dead people turning at me, going that death trap, Patsy.
Speaker 5: I want one of those old Victorian horse and carts,
Speaker 5: you know, the old hearses with the glass and then
Speaker 5: the horse still.
Speaker 3: Use traditionally where Abe where you live, isn't.
Speaker 5: It horses with the big feather plumes on their.
Speaker 3: Heads like the queen a state funeral. Okay, all right,
Speaker 3: today is National Dog Day, right, yes, National Dog Day today,
Speaker 3: on National Dog Day, we are looking for your dog songs.
Speaker 3: How are your dog songs?
Speaker 4: They're good?
Speaker 3: Yeah? All right, I've got blue chewed shoes.
Speaker 4: Silver plus is not happy blue heeler shoes.
Speaker 3: This is how we do it. Oh hell yeah, thank you.
Speaker 3: Papa's got a brand new pooh bag.
Speaker 4: Gold.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about Rex.
Speaker 4: Gold, thank you.
Speaker 3: Nothing compares to ship zoo, nothing compares to ship to silver.
Speaker 3: And then finally today, hang on, let me get the
Speaker 3: clip ready. Who's this little dog here?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 3: Hello there, little boy, mister bull Mastiff. Mister bull Mastiff
Speaker 3: is very good. Half an hour to get that clip,
Speaker 3: haven't I. I've been through five different versions going back.
Speaker 4: Then you can bring.
Speaker 3: Mister ball.
Speaker 4: Plus.
Speaker 3: I hope there is a bull mast difficult, mister Mastiff.
Speaker 3: All right, jackie boy, what have you got? Hello? Yes,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, sorry, this is the second.
Speaker 4: A moment there, great danes of fire, no wondering pause
Speaker 4: before that bronze Collie fornication, funny Gold, come said the
Speaker 4: good boy.
Speaker 3: Bronze. You know this as well These aren't great. You
Speaker 3: know that today, These aren't good. These are rough, rough, rough.
Speaker 4: Okay, knock knock, knocking on labradors.
Speaker 3: Now that's better of silver play. I'm gonna give that gold.
Speaker 3: That's good. Okay, Oh look who's back. It's miserable massive.
Speaker 3: That's enough now okay, send us your dog songs to
Speaker 3: oh four seven five O three one oh four three
Speaker 3: Shaggy for who's calling Christian? Seriously imagining one hour if
Speaker 3: we get Shaggy nelly hammer.
Speaker 4: You know he doesn't do anything like that. He's got
Speaker 4: he's got a really regular yes.
Speaker 3: Like that. I had a song I'll called mister Mambas.
Speaker 4: Does he He does not speak in a low voice
Speaker 4: at all, completely normal voice, normal voices.
Speaker 3: We got to get him on Who's Christian?
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell show podcast on National Dog Day.
Speaker 3: Today's time waste is your dog songs? You've ready to
Speaker 3: mark Jackie Boy hungry like a wharf, Silver Aiden looking
Speaker 3: for dog songs today, Puppy, don't preach gold nis turning Pecanese.
Speaker 4: I'm not familiar with the Pecanese.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, little dog, instead of turning Japanese. That's a
Speaker 3: good one. Silver uh, tough film Hotel Colliefornia.
Speaker 4: Similar derivative of my colliphonication.
Speaker 3: But stronger bronze. Muttup of your face.
Speaker 4: That that's the kind of stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's like what I had. Well done, Adam. Uh
Speaker 3: every day this week one hundred and fifty dollars voucher
Speaker 3: get a load of great vinyl discrepancy records. Might up
Speaker 3: your face is a great one, Adam, well done. Another
Speaker 3: one by it's a postman Silver, don't worry be staffy
Speaker 3: Silver plus Man, I feel like a Doberman Fronz, unchained
Speaker 3: Doggie Franz getting diggy with it.
Speaker 4: Silver Martin.
Speaker 3: Dude looks like he has rabies. That's very funny. That's
Speaker 3: really funny. Yeah, that's great, Sharpy, well done. Let it
Speaker 3: be Eagle Silver New Alsatian in excess. Silver plus walkies
Speaker 3: this way Highway to how Silver. I would always love
Speaker 3: your leg Silver. Poor the voice trying to understand it,
Speaker 3: poor the voice.
Speaker 4: Silver plus we will we will walk you Gold.
Speaker 3: That is great. I'm going to see that to my
Speaker 3: dog round today when I take her for a walk.
Speaker 3: Will we will walk you? Uh Spain alive.
Speaker 4: Spain.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like for the ladies.
Speaker 4: The job silver two, get them fixed up right?
Speaker 3: Un necessary? Where to end it? That was fun until
Speaker 3: she started talking there in that darkness. Jackie Boy, who's
Speaker 3: getting a hundred fifty dollars four discrepancy records, mat up
Speaker 3: your face, Might up your face, and in You're the Winner.
Speaker 6: Christian Christian I Connell, Christian o'connalds Show podcast of today's show,
Speaker 6: Killer John Online one, two things before we bow out,
Speaker 6: Feast your ears, Finally the welk.
Speaker 3: In here Well the almost couldn't hear Amy Shark and
Speaker 3: Jack Post Yes podcast actually went up yesterday. If you don't,
Speaker 3: if you've not heard any of the episodes, Jack's doing
Speaker 3: this brilliant, brilliant his own podcast. It's a great idea.
Speaker 3: He chats to someone and then he makes some one
Speaker 3: of his brilliant songs at the end of it. He
Speaker 3: spends days making these songs. I've been I'm the next guest,
Speaker 3: have you.
Speaker 5: We haven't even been spoken.
Speaker 4: To or I'm trying to go through your manager.
Speaker 5: That's fine, You're very hard to get off all so.
Speaker 3: If you want to hear the Amy Shark one, that's
Speaker 3: up now right, and if you wonder about the Amy
Speaker 3: Shark one, It almost wasn't It was almost just this.
Speaker 4: Oh dude, I just didn't record it.
Speaker 3: You are so lucky. But Amy Shark did record it well.
Speaker 4: She recorded video on her and so we were able
Speaker 4: to stitch the video audio together.
Speaker 3: Now on tomorrow show something which fell away yesterday from
Speaker 3: Jack's Dad. Jack's dad was trying to sell some CDs
Speaker 3: and we brought the CDs on air. There was about
Speaker 3: thirty on CDs. We managed to open up the lines
Speaker 3: and we mantually get one hundred dollars.
Speaker 4: I couldn't believe it. One hundred and twenty bucks in
Speaker 4: the end, is so what it was? Oh yeah, hundred
Speaker 4: twenty bucks. And I thought, I honestly said, dad, you
Speaker 4: won't get rid of these for more than five bucks.
Speaker 4: No one's buying CDs anymore. But he sold them yesterday.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So we have a very happy customer. And we
Speaker 3: decided that we're going to do this once a week
Speaker 3: on the show. We sell your stuff on a Wednesday.
Speaker 3: Every Wednesday. We're just set. We're just taking more one
Speaker 3: customer at a time. Okay, one customer, one bit of
Speaker 3: tat that you're trying to sell. We will try and
Speaker 3: get you the very best price from one of our listeners.
Speaker 3: So already John Post very happy customer. He was hoping
Speaker 3: to get thirty to fifty dollars. We got him one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty dollars deal. That's great news. This could
Speaker 3: be you tomorrow morning. So if you're looking to sell
Speaker 3: something at the moment in lockdown, get rid of some
Speaker 3: of your gear, email me today. Okay, get in there.
Speaker 3: Early to the party for antiques radio show, Jack came
Speaker 3: up with.
Speaker 4: That title thank You. I was wondering if I was
Speaker 4: going credit.
Speaker 3: Worse shure come on that one, So email me Christian
Speaker 3: at christiano'connor dot com dot au
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