Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Patsy, Morning, Good morning Jack.
Speaker 3: Morning guys.
Speaker 2: Now, before we get into today's show, and we've been
Speaker 2: off for a little Easter break, I probably, like everyone
Speaker 2: over the last two days, have sort of spent a
Speaker 2: lot of time, most of our time talking about what
Speaker 2: happens Saturday afternoon in Bondi and the tragedy there. How
Speaker 2: are you guys feeling about it all, Patsy.
Speaker 4: To be honest, I still feel a bit numb. I
Speaker 4: feel that I've seen in news far too many of
Speaker 4: these things. And I think there's two things that resonate.
Speaker 4: The first one is Ashgod, the mum. Yeah, I can't
Speaker 4: put myself in her position of having to throw your
Speaker 4: baby to strangers to save in the hope of saving
Speaker 4: their life. The whole thing is just so a boring
Speaker 4: and it happens so quickly. And I think the other
Speaker 4: thing is that, you know, it's just something we do
Speaker 4: every weekend. We go to the shopping center. That were
Speaker 4: just doing what you do on a Saturday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a boring thing to go to a shopping center.
Speaker 2: Yesterday I was dropping my seventeen year old daughter off
Speaker 2: at Westfield, Southland, you know, And I couldn't help but
Speaker 2: think about when I was just there walking back after
Speaker 2: dropping her off there, walking through the shopping center. It's mums,
Speaker 2: it's dads, it's people shuffling around doing any things. And
Speaker 2: I couldn't help but think about what happened twenty four
Speaker 2: hours before that, and just how it still doesn't make
Speaker 2: you can't make any sense out of it. So it's
Speaker 2: so awful what happened. But I think the thing that's
Speaker 2: really important to remember today is actually Patsy and now,
Speaker 2: as a newsreader, you do report on atrocities that are
Speaker 2: happening every day around the world. Sadly actually in Australia,
Speaker 2: speaking of someone who worked in London, where there're been
Speaker 2: lots of different attacks over the years, way too many.
Speaker 2: Australia this is a safer country and you should remind
Speaker 2: yourself of that today. This is an isolated incident. It's
Speaker 2: not part of a pattern. It is an isolated incident
Speaker 2: with circumstances around it. What also happened on Saturday afternoon,
Speaker 2: And that's the really important thing I think that we
Speaker 2: all need to taken to our hearts today to try
Speaker 2: and put it into some other place. Is actually there
Speaker 2: were these stories that people who were doing their everyday
Speaker 2: thing Saturday afternoon and actually made a choice to do
Speaker 2: something really, really truly courageous that none of us will
Speaker 2: ever know. How you behave when you retest it like that,
Speaker 2: My wife and I you speculate, oh, I might have
Speaker 2: tried to do this, or and you saw those people,
Speaker 2: the guy with the is becoming a worldwide hero, and no,
Speaker 2: a bollard, guy who had a bollard who was stopping
Speaker 2: the attacker trying to get upstairs where there was a
Speaker 2: play area and young families were cowering. It's incredible what
Speaker 2: people did. It's you know, and you're right. Over the
Speaker 2: last two days, I'm sure every single parent you can't
Speaker 2: help but think about that doctor happened to hand her
Speaker 2: baby over pat her little baby, Heather, and she knows
Speaker 2: she's not going to make it. She's a doctor, but
Speaker 2: her instinctive thing as a fierce mother is to protect
Speaker 2: her child, which is what she's done, you know. And
Speaker 2: so today I think we remember that the loss there,
Speaker 2: we send our love to the beat. We've lost their
Speaker 2: lives and their families as well, but we also remember
Speaker 2: that you live in a world where there are so
Speaker 2: many good people, and there are more good people there
Speaker 2: than one evil, bad person doing what he did. There
Speaker 2: there's so much good as well to reminder that they
Speaker 2: are in the world. And it's a hard day today,
Speaker 2: And I know the last two days has been endless
Speaker 2: news coverage. We've all been talking about it, and I
Speaker 2: know I'd like to think that every parent, when you
Speaker 2: first found out Saturday afternoon what happened, you reach for
Speaker 2: your kids. I rang both my daughters, like where are
Speaker 2: you right now? They're like, and they were like, there
Speaker 2: was suspicious? Is everything okay? I just want to check
Speaker 2: in where they were. You want to hold them closer
Speaker 2: to your sounds, but they're out and about living their
Speaker 2: lives as they should be. But your instinct there is
Speaker 2: to fear and almost hold the ones that you care
Speaker 2: so much about close to you. So it is it's
Speaker 2: still unbelievable. You try to make sense out of it,
Speaker 2: because that's what we do as humans, and actually you can't.
Speaker 2: There's so much chaos there that we don't understand why
Speaker 2: someone would do such a thing like that and murder
Speaker 2: so many people. But today he's also a day where
Speaker 2: we celebrate the incredible everyday. I guess it's heroism of
Speaker 2: what those people did, you know, and that something that's
Speaker 2: the world we live in. That's the world I want
Speaker 2: to live in, and that's how I choose to do
Speaker 2: today's show. But it's a joyty back with you everyone.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: We're all feeling the change in the season. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: it is colder. I can store a handle on an
Speaker 2: Australian winter better than the UK ones, which used to
Speaker 2: be just bleak, never ending. The sky seemed to be
Speaker 2: on top of your head. But even either morning when
Speaker 2: that alarm went off and after a nice sort of break,
Speaker 2: it's always it's always it's actually like an assault. Actually,
Speaker 2: like it was just an assault, like four point fifteen?
Speaker 2: What do I do now? Who can who wants to
Speaker 2: be funny? For fifteen? I was actually mildly irritated when
Speaker 2: the alarm was going on. What and it was a
Speaker 2: world going come on, mortgagee up, you go dance, Monkey dance,
Speaker 2: And it was so cold.
Speaker 3: It's so cold. Actually. One of the shames I think
Speaker 3: of doing the show with you is that you've been
Speaker 3: in London in it for so many years and done
Speaker 3: really properly cold winters so that we can't come in
Speaker 3: and complain about it. But I feel like you've been here.
Speaker 2: Yes, they would call me a winter pussy. Now back
Speaker 2: in the UK, I freeze. I freeze there. How I
Speaker 2: survived it, you know, but this morning it felt really cold.
Speaker 3: It's the return of hot water bottle weather for us,
Speaker 3: and that together we make it.
Speaker 2: You both have hot water boards. My wife has two.
Speaker 2: One she cuddles and then one she sort of puts
Speaker 2: between her easy her feet, her feet grow up her feet.
Speaker 2: I don't like them because it makes UN worried that
Speaker 2: if I put it on me, it's going to make
Speaker 2: me go peepy.
Speaker 3: I've not heard that.
Speaker 2: No, I don't know, but no, I don't think it's
Speaker 2: a common thing. It's just common to me. I'm whried
Speaker 2: that it feels like I've wet myself or something. You know,
Speaker 2: you got to be sifty one the other week. You've
Speaker 2: got to be careful now in this face up that
Speaker 2: I'm sort of moving into. Now, do you like a
Speaker 2: hot water wall part? I love what media on the little.
Speaker 4: Dinkyes, no, big one, and it's got its own special
Speaker 4: fluffy cover.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you've got to have the o'connels have a special
Speaker 3: winter doner.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've got to be it's so we have a
Speaker 2: summer doner. The seasons are changing. Let's go and get
Speaker 2: the winter douner out. And that's a big old thick
Speaker 2: house one we brought from the UK.
Speaker 4: Why don't you just get like a woolen one and
Speaker 4: it's for all seasons. Then you don't have to change it.
Speaker 4: You know, cool in the summer, warm in the winter,
Speaker 4: No need to change.
Speaker 2: But surely you're doing is a doner?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: Oh no, Now what do you mean woolen one?
Speaker 4: Well, wool it's cool in the summer, so it's not
Speaker 4: too so.
Speaker 2: The center of it is filled with woolness. It's all wool, wool.
Speaker 2: They're filled with goose down, eider down, whatever it is.
Speaker 2: What's an eider by the way, I've got one that's
Speaker 2: filled with eider down.
Speaker 4: Oh no, I've got feathers. What have you got?
Speaker 2: Check?
Speaker 3: We went the synthetic one only because the lady.
Speaker 2: Thought I thought we were alive. Oh that's a clang it.
Speaker 4: I can't even look at you.
Speaker 6: Check.
Speaker 2: Oh god, this is awkward.
Speaker 3: The girl in the shop actually I said, what do
Speaker 3: you recommend the synthetical or the goose?
Speaker 2: That's a week move as well. Once you start game Nino,
Speaker 2: she said.
Speaker 3: She really put me on the spot. She goes, I
Speaker 3: choose synthetic because I don't like to think of the
Speaker 3: goose getting plucked. It's like, well, I can't choose the
Speaker 3: goose one after because.
Speaker 2: It feels like I don't care about that goose get plucked.
Speaker 3: As long as I'm warm.
Speaker 2: You give me a bolled goose, it doesn't even bother me.
Speaker 5: Christian Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Play game called the one second Game where we go
Speaker 2: back to a year and I've got the big hits
Speaker 2: of that year, but just one second of each of
Speaker 2: the songs. We're going to go back to nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 2: This morning, sexiest man Alive was Patrick Swayze, Patsy was
Speaker 2: he ever? Sexiest woman Alive was l the Body McPherson.
Speaker 2: Terminator two was the biggest movie of the year. Silence
Speaker 2: of the Lambs won five oscars. Have you've seen Science of.
Speaker 3: I have creepy He is a powerful one word review. Also,
Speaker 3: I'll give you a cool.
Speaker 2: Fact away Cisco and Eba. Here aepy instant review.
Speaker 3: It's the shortest on screen time as the Best Oscar.
Speaker 3: Best Oscar winner Anthony Hopkins in Silence of Lambs wasn't
Speaker 3: twenty minutes of screen time?
Speaker 2: You are kidding? That is a great fact.
Speaker 4: It feels so dominant in the movie, doesn't he.
Speaker 2: You're right, he overshadows a whole movie, even when he's
Speaker 2: not there.
Speaker 3: Guy, would you say he was creepy?
Speaker 2: I agree absolutely. First ever website when online in nineteen
Speaker 2: ninety one. It contained information on how people could create
Speaker 2: their own web pages. The top five most viewed websites
Speaker 2: last month in Australia. What do you think his most
Speaker 2: viewed website in Australia Google's number one, YouTube, number two three, Facebook, four,
Speaker 2: Reddit and I'm not looking at you, Jet, but I
Speaker 2: am porn hubbers at number five.
Speaker 3: No, Yeah, would guess the wind page.
Speaker 2: Stranded with Jimmy Barnes. That's my porn hub competition's being
Speaker 2: played right now. My friend told me they have that
Speaker 2: stuff like that on that site. Australia has, Oh Australia
Speaker 2: to get your grub on Australia has to seventh, hezed
Speaker 2: visitors to that website in the world. Really Australia is
Speaker 2: at number seven.
Speaker 3: Because we're not in population.
Speaker 2: You'll each fifty fifth in the world.
Speaker 3: But you're doing a lot of heavy lift.
Speaker 7: You are.
Speaker 2: You're putting away in something else on porn hub. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you that one word review if science lain street
Speaker 2: people no comment, okay. Also in nineteen ninety one, this
Speaker 2: was an incredible news story. You might have reported on
Speaker 2: this pant see. Twenty paintings were stolen from the Van
Speaker 2: Go Museum in Amsterdam. They got them about half an
Speaker 2: hour later, after the robber's got a flat tire. They
Speaker 2: must have been so high five and sad. This is
Speaker 2: the heist of the century. They're gonna make movies on
Speaker 2: what's that a flat Dave? I thought that was your
Speaker 2: job to saw the car out. You had one job
Speaker 2: way out the front. And in the UK, the British
Speaker 2: government had to clarify and to find the difference between
Speaker 2: a cake and a biscuit after a legal dispute involving
Speaker 2: the labeling of Jaffa cakes, and official ruling was published
Speaker 2: that a cake is defined by its propensity to harden
Speaker 2: over time, whereas a biscuit has a propensity to soften.
Speaker 2: I think this is all to do with tax or
Speaker 2: something very dull like that.
Speaker 5: Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Email here from Jenny Christian. I was catching up on
Speaker 2: podcasts while you're on your break. I heard that Patsy
Speaker 2: saw to Lady met a kid called denim. My eldest
Speaker 2: went to school with two kids called denim. I'm also
Speaker 2: a young now called velvet.
Speaker 8: Ah.
Speaker 2: That's a fancy one, isn't that DENI there's denim and
Speaker 2: then there's velvet. I wonder if there's an ermine and
Speaker 2: we're going to school with an ermine.
Speaker 3: I imagine they're like, are going were going to high
Speaker 3: school and there's another denim there, So then you have
Speaker 3: to do that thing where you is that luck to
Speaker 3: top that half?
Speaker 2: I was at a craft event for kids last week,
Speaker 2: and the us to break was dumbfounded. Great word, by
Speaker 2: the way. I wish we could do a feature called dumbfounded.
Speaker 2: I was dumbfounded to discover yet another denim, but also
Speaker 2: a kid called royalty.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, no, but it's how they spell it as well.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, it's not just that, it's so much
Speaker 2: more than that. Is not right, it's not right. All right,
Speaker 2: let's play the one second winner. This is where we're
Speaker 2: going to go back to nineteen ninety one. This morning,
Speaker 2: I've got the big hit from nineteen ninety one. Just
Speaker 2: one second clip of them Jack and Patsy taking each
Speaker 2: other on. Are you ready to play?
Speaker 3: Let's go, let's go?
Speaker 2: All right? Who is this big hit from nineteen ninety one?
Speaker 4: I listen to my heart it's Brian Adams. Everything I'll
Speaker 4: do I do for you. It's just taken back a
Speaker 4: bit there by brother.
Speaker 9: No, it's true.
Speaker 2: Creepy, creepy.
Speaker 3: Does he play the piano as well?
Speaker 4: When he plays he cannut?
Speaker 2: He can can't on the flex. Get some other idiot
Speaker 2: to do that. Guitar Jack, it's going to browser up
Speaker 2: most game.
Speaker 3: They're gonna sit by on the piano where they can
Speaker 3: hardly see him.
Speaker 2: Pretty Joel Love, Adam Stoney, Delm nugging that around the world. Yes, World,
Speaker 2: I'm Patsy. Who is this big hit from nineteen ninety one? Ah?
Speaker 3: That is underworld?
Speaker 2: Is it?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 4: This is yours?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Yes, who seems unbelievable?
Speaker 2: Sung by E M M, which I've got a horrible feeling.
Speaker 2: The ninety stands for electro magnetic functures. Funkstre what was
Speaker 2: a big word in the ninety and I for one
Speaker 2: want to bring it back guys the morning funkst Us
Speaker 2: one of three. All Right, it's okay. Who's this from
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety one?
Speaker 4: Oh got me feeling emotion? Who sung that? That's the game,
Speaker 4: mam Mariah Carrey?
Speaker 2: Yes, God, that's.
Speaker 4: A Pomena tune.
Speaker 2: One of the best songs from ninety one is this.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, things that.
Speaker 10: Make Me go, Things that make hugo rather than Jack's
Speaker 10: things that make Me go.
Speaker 2: Dimon song, just a list of things that cats piano.
Speaker 3: Who's the artist?
Speaker 2: It was? Since music Factory. We played this a lot.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, that's the vinyls I touched myself.
Speaker 2: You'll find this morning Patsy well done. Two last ones.
Speaker 2: So he doesn't that song, He goes.
Speaker 4: Play a bit again for me.
Speaker 3: I play that funky music.
Speaker 2: One get it? I thought you're talking to me as
Speaker 2: a personal man a ka the white boy riding them
Speaker 2: tunes every morning from seats.
Speaker 3: He was important in the nineties.
Speaker 2: Doesn't start and talk about the fun Yes on the
Speaker 2: radio show One last One, Oh Prince, which song that one? Cream? Yes?
Speaker 1: Definitely Yes, This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Patsy please challenge this morning. What's happened to poor Chris
Speaker 2: and his leg.
Speaker 4: Whole weekend of paying Jack? So we thought we'd take
Speaker 4: cards to Luna Park on Saturday to finish.
Speaker 2: It's a good Sorry, I know you would you call
Speaker 2: it a theme park. It's a theme you know.
Speaker 4: We've never been, never ever been.
Speaker 3: She would have loved it, I imagine, well she did.
Speaker 4: So anyway, we went on Saturday. Only we're queued up
Speaker 4: for the scenic Railway. I don't know why.
Speaker 2: And it is scenic what do they call it?
Speaker 4: Scenic railway?
Speaker 2: Make his views of the day views of the unpainted
Speaker 2: fence around the side of it.
Speaker 4: Makes it sound like it's a chuff chuffer happy little
Speaker 4: train sort of ride.
Speaker 3: Yes, that sounds sweet.
Speaker 4: Roller coaster anyway, I'm not good on rolling.
Speaker 2: Mild peril, warning, mild peril, Chris.
Speaker 4: That's Chris's job to go on roller coasters with Audrey
Speaker 4: because I do roller coasters. Anyway, I ended up having
Speaker 4: to go on it, and why I did is because
Speaker 4: Chris was getting in the carriage with Audrey. It's actually
Speaker 4: not funny, and he put his foot down, but his
Speaker 4: knee kind of went the other way. Anyway, he popped
Speaker 4: his knee out. He did his knee. I heard the
Speaker 4: pop and then a c L. I think he has Anyway,
Speaker 4: he's in a great deal.
Speaker 2: It really is a terror ride. And they went on
Speaker 2: off we go. That's really screaming what a big baby
Speaker 2: man twisted leg like they've made it more strange.
Speaker 4: On east anyway, he did sound like a ten year
Speaker 4: old girl screaming when like it really it really hurt,
Speaker 4: and I thought, oh no. Anyway, so we were last
Speaker 4: to get onto the train. Everyone else was on, so
Speaker 4: they had to hold the ride up. And there was
Speaker 4: that moment of I don't know what to do and
Speaker 4: he's like, I've got to get off and I said,
Speaker 4: well clearly. And Audrey is sitting on there and she said,
Speaker 4: but I want to go on the right. It's like,
Speaker 4: just hang on.
Speaker 2: Because child, that just it's all about me. That's there,
Speaker 2: knees point in one way, his foots go the other,
Speaker 2: gone the right.
Speaker 4: So the girl, the dear girl on the train had to,
Speaker 4: you know, get on the walkie talkie and go, yeah,
Speaker 4: we need first day we are. So someone comes up
Speaker 4: with a wheelchair, and then I said to christ well,
Speaker 4: what do I do? I think we need to get off,
Speaker 4: and everyone's like giving us looks like just make your
Speaker 4: mind up.
Speaker 2: The scene breaking out here, just get on with it.
Speaker 4: And he's like, no, no, you know, not wanting to
Speaker 4: cause a ruckus any further. He's like, no, no, you
Speaker 4: go on the right a ruckus. So he's sort of
Speaker 4: sitting in the wheelchair as they're wheeling him off, and
Speaker 4: I thought, scene, she's going backwards down this you know,
Speaker 4: this really frail little girl, and Chris is Chris is
Speaker 4: a big guy. He's tall and he's solid, and he's
Speaker 4: going down, down, down this ramp and she's like gathering speed.
Speaker 4: I'm up in the air like he's on the train.
Speaker 2: Discovered that the wheelchair drop.
Speaker 3: And then on the other nae.
Speaker 4: The green light goes and then the train starts. Well,
Speaker 4: oh my god, I thought it just had like two dips.
Speaker 4: Oh no, there's several dips and there's like several.
Speaker 2: Floor It's just Scooby terrific.
Speaker 4: And I was crying that.
Speaker 3: Roller coasty was scary, one hundred years incredible.
Speaker 4: I wasn't meant to be on it. I took one
Speaker 4: for the team. I was not meant to be on it.
Speaker 4: My poor husband's in first daid with his knee.
Speaker 2: On eyes, about ten feet up in the air.
Speaker 3: The scariest thing isn't actually the dips and how high
Speaker 3: you go. It's that you think, is this whole wooden
Speaker 3: structure of eventually don't you give what?
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've noticed last time you were
Speaker 4: on it, there's a person like a staff member half yeah,
Speaker 4: halfway standing start.
Speaker 2: It can't be that dangerous. Now where the roller coast
Speaker 2: in the world is. There's some kid stood on it
Speaker 2: going through Corkscrewis that's how mild it is if you
Speaker 2: can stand it. I see them, I go home, boys
Speaker 2: everything they're doing it one hand and waving to young chicks.
Speaker 2: It was horrific.
Speaker 4: Anyway. Then we had to get off and get over
Speaker 4: to the poor love God over at first date and
Speaker 4: that was it. We were there for about thirty minutes
Speaker 4: and I had to go home. That's a wheelchair in
Speaker 4: back to the car.
Speaker 2: So what's happening was done? Is he's done his acl.
Speaker 4: Well you know, I said, look yesterday, I said, I
Speaker 4: think it's bad. He's on a stick, it's on a walking.
Speaker 3: Going to the doctor, right, don't do and just he
Speaker 3: had Dad had. It's like, yeah, he was going to.
Speaker 2: It doesn't get better that philosophy. It just gets worse.
Speaker 3: It's to him.
Speaker 4: He was awake when I got up today, still in pain.
Speaker 4: He's going to the physio at twelve. So we'll say what.
Speaker 2: Physio can't like pash it back into place by on
Speaker 2: this leather belt.
Speaker 3: A couple of wonders should put that a cl.
Speaker 2: In Deadwood medicine, look at it or something?
Speaker 4: You telling me he doesn't listen to me. So we'll
Speaker 4: see what today brings.
Speaker 2: With Chris being injured at Luna Park, maybe we should
Speaker 2: hear his stories about if you've been injured at a
Speaker 2: significant location. So Chris is man down, we can put
Speaker 2: on my map. No can't we man down? kN a
Speaker 2: c l at Luna Park.
Speaker 5: Carl, you're listening to the christ you know, Carl's show podcast.
Speaker 2: To pass his husband Chris blown his knee is something
Speaker 2: you say, I guess he has blown his knee out?
Speaker 2: Is blown his knee out at Luna Park? Neither a
Speaker 2: assistance from the first aid is there and put into
Speaker 2: a wheelchair. And then I'm guest giving very little short
Speaker 2: ship by you.
Speaker 4: Patsy, Now, come on, i'd be like that.
Speaker 2: No, I bet you were kind of like, oh, ye're
Speaker 2: making a big deal. I bet she's a bit of
Speaker 2: a harder. So I reckon, you are, What do you do?
Speaker 3: Do you wheel him all the way back to the car?
Speaker 2: I think she just threw him in the boot. I've
Speaker 2: got to say she just tied him to the room
Speaker 2: the roof rack, driven like a big old hog.
Speaker 4: The girl that came to our assistance, Ainsley I believe
Speaker 4: her name was, She was absolutely amazing and even wheeled
Speaker 4: him back to the car. I said, it's okay, I
Speaker 4: can wheel him.
Speaker 2: Is heavy.
Speaker 4: She's like, no, no, no, I've got this, and she
Speaker 4: was just delight again that.
Speaker 2: Lovely bedside manner. I'll do it is very heavy, a
Speaker 2: bit dainty.
Speaker 3: No, she was great.
Speaker 2: She was. So we're going to need pulleys in a
Speaker 2: winch and maybe some of the rides you've got there
Speaker 2: train track down and push him down.
Speaker 4: Have you ever tried to push a person in a
Speaker 4: wheelchair uphill?
Speaker 2: Do you know what? It's a great question. Unless there
Speaker 2: was a phone in, I haven't. I haven't over one half, Matsy,
Speaker 2: what's it.
Speaker 4: Like it's very hard, and when the tires are only
Speaker 4: half full of air, it's it's extremely.
Speaker 2: Well shame on Lunar part. And I'm getting pumped up
Speaker 2: to be honest, Lunar those wheelchairs up. I just write
Speaker 2: down idea here wheelchair of cash where quick as you
Speaker 2: can push it up the hill wins the wheelchair of
Speaker 2: cash anyway. Chris has blown his knee at Luna Park.
Speaker 2: Have you injured yourself had a significant location? Janelle has cushion.
Speaker 2: I was on a holiday in London. I went to
Speaker 2: Madam to Sorts to see all the waxworker dummies a
Speaker 2: famous people. I claimed, under Shrek, here we go on holiday.
Speaker 2: You're not meant to do that. It says that the size,
Speaker 2: they don't touch them, don't put your hands round them.
Speaker 3: Well, some of them have extra rope, I think, Kyle
Speaker 3: him and did you have extra security? Because people were
Speaker 3: touching it Shrek they probably.
Speaker 2: Thought was But no, christiinate going under Shrek. Why would
Speaker 2: you want to climb under Shrek to get a photo?
Speaker 2: Don't ask that, Janel. I climbed under Shrek to get
Speaker 2: a photo and as I stood up, I didn't realize
Speaker 2: he was attached to the wall with a large pole
Speaker 2: and I concussed myself. There's Diane here. Good morning, Diane,
Speaker 2: good morning.
Speaker 6: How are you today?
Speaker 2: We be good Diane and love you to talk to
Speaker 2: you giant. Thanks to Corn the show. Now, where where
Speaker 2: in the world did you injure yourself?
Speaker 7: I was at dream World in Queensland.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 7: I was coming down the water slide and the water
Speaker 7: sort of took took hold of me, flipped me over
Speaker 7: and I smaked my face on the base of the
Speaker 7: slide and.
Speaker 6: Yeh, yeh.
Speaker 7: So I got to the bottom and realized that the
Speaker 7: tooth was missing. Everyone realizing what was going on because
Speaker 7: my face was caught, and so they turned off all
Speaker 7: the slides, got the divers and found my tooth at
Speaker 7: the bottom of the slope. They've got yeah, they've got divers.
Speaker 2: There and they find like Cinderetta, did they find the
Speaker 2: golden tooth? Did they find a tooth?
Speaker 7: Indeed, absolutely they did and sound. I was just flucky
Speaker 7: that there was a deepist who was a bystander just
Speaker 7: holidaying up there as well.
Speaker 6: Yeah, And he.
Speaker 7: Washed my tooth in a bit of milk, stuck it
Speaker 7: back in and directed us to the nearest hitters for
Speaker 7: more permanent teas.
Speaker 2: That's incredible. What's the milk treat then, just too?
Speaker 7: I think to preserve a calcium or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't believe they've got like a cracked team
Speaker 3: ready to jump in the look for stuff.
Speaker 2: Divers, go go, go, go, a kid in boards. They're
Speaker 2: just wandering around with that big old breathing apparatus tank
Speaker 2: on their back. Yeah.
Speaker 7: I thought they they must have had someone close by.
Speaker 7: It didn't take them long to find it. Whether I
Speaker 7: think it just by thinking about that, it's probably something
Speaker 7: that happens maybe a little bit more regularly.
Speaker 6: You like to think.
Speaker 2: Did you then go and pay for that photo? Face
Speaker 2: full of blood?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Mouse please, it's taken a long time to repair.
Speaker 2: Diane, A great story though, Thank you very much for
Speaker 2: sharing it with us this morning.
Speaker 7: Thank you for having me having.
Speaker 2: The day and all right, So have you been injured
Speaker 2: at a significant location?
Speaker 5: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: We're asking this morning if you've been injured a significant location.
Speaker 2: Chris has blown his knee, Patsy sounds burn and where
Speaker 2: we love God's blown his knee out at Lunar Park.
Speaker 2: Jack and I were just swapping about actually genuinely scary
Speaker 2: roller coasters. So have you been on proper like America once, Pats.
Speaker 4: Yeah, when we went to Disneyland, I went on them
Speaker 4: because thunder Road or whatever it is.
Speaker 2: But the true Bruce Springsteen.
Speaker 4: Thunder Mountain or something is called Space Mountain. No, it's
Speaker 4: not Space Mountain, thunder No, No, I think it's thunder Road,
Speaker 4: thunder from down Under. Anyway. The trouble with that was
Speaker 4: it was fairly mild, but we went on at nighttime
Speaker 4: and you couldn't actually see where you were going.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's far us. There used to be one, I
Speaker 2: think it's called the high Roller, and I went in
Speaker 2: two thousand and one, two thousand and two in Vegas,
Speaker 2: where at the time it was the highest roller coaster
Speaker 2: in the world. It was like a thousand feet up
Speaker 2: and halfway through the ride they turned the lights out
Speaker 2: and I actually thought, this is actually this is it?
Speaker 2: Why have I chosen to do this? It was so
Speaker 2: at the end when we got off, people were hysterically
Speaker 2: love crying, Yes, were alive. It was so severe. You
Speaker 2: must have been on some big ones in America or
Speaker 2: the Miami when you go out.
Speaker 3: And see I actually love a good rot yes, and
Speaker 3: I love all the tricks upside down, the cold barcrew
Speaker 3: and yeah.
Speaker 2: The worst thing but also the best thing is you
Speaker 2: know when they do that slow motion ride up, don't
Speaker 2: they to go do that?
Speaker 3: The anticipation that that.
Speaker 2: Is incredible it and then it hovers there for a
Speaker 2: couple of seconds, and then then you're released and you
Speaker 2: go down so much your stomach rises up. It's an
Speaker 2: incredible feeling. All right. So we're asking why have you
Speaker 2: been injured today? A significant location on nine four one four,
Speaker 2: one oh four three. Come morning, Darren, Morning Christian, how
Speaker 2: are you? I'm good, Darren. So where did you get injured? Mate?
Speaker 11: It was at the Geelong Collingwood cor find Foo on
Speaker 11: twenty twenty two at the MCJ.
Speaker 2: So were you playing? No, what happened? You're injured as
Speaker 2: a fan?
Speaker 11: This is great injured as a fan. So last very
Speaker 11: intense game. In the last two minutes, Geelong managed to
Speaker 11: score gold to get ahead and subsequently win their game.
Speaker 11: And I've gone up for a massive fist pump and
Speaker 11: clipped the hand rail in front of me and tore
Speaker 11: my bicep tending.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I bet that was agony.
Speaker 11: Sorry say that again.
Speaker 2: I bet that was agony.
Speaker 11: That was agony for a long time.
Speaker 3: Yes, and actually you scream in pain, but everybody thinks
Speaker 3: you just during the guard.
Speaker 2: He's got the screen squad. It's not the chair squad,
Speaker 2: it's a screening squad. So what did you have to
Speaker 2: leave the MCG. Did you go and get first aid? Well?
Speaker 11: Yeah, so it was the last minute of the game.
Speaker 11: So I drove home, I guess single hands lee and
Speaker 11: got home, took took my jacket off, looked at my
Speaker 11: arm mind was sort of purple and blue, and ended
Speaker 11: up in hospital that night to get some scars. So
Speaker 11: nothing came of it then, but it took.
Speaker 2: You didn't really drive from the MCG walt back to Gelung.
Speaker 11: No, back to Western Southern and aln.
Speaker 2: I still drive there with your bicep hanging off. Yeah.
Speaker 11: So it took another I guess two and a half
Speaker 11: weeks to figure out what was going on, and ended
Speaker 11: up inserted near the week of Grand Final and there
Speaker 11: ended up watching the Grand Final in person after coming
Speaker 11: out to the hospital the bad before.
Speaker 2: Darren, thank you very much you called me. I have
Speaker 2: a good day.
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Carol. Good morning, Carol, Good morning, Carol. What happened to you?
Speaker 2: Where did you get injured? Mate?
Speaker 6: The Royal Melbourne Show?
Speaker 2: What happened? Hyperactive Kids or patting Zoo gone wrong?
Speaker 6: I wish I was at the show with my husband
Speaker 6: and he was trying to win a toy or something
Speaker 6: at one of those side carnival.
Speaker 12: Shows and they had the milk bottles stacked on a
Speaker 12: metal stool and you had to throw a small sized
Speaker 12: basketball to knock the milk bottles down, and.
Speaker 2: Man can resist that? By the way, was can you
Speaker 2: put your back out? So what happened, Carol?
Speaker 6: Well, my husband took a big wind up to show
Speaker 6: me how easy it was to win, and he missed
Speaker 6: the bottles completely. She hit the metal stool that was
Speaker 6: mounted the ground instead, and the ball bounced back and
Speaker 6: hit me in the face and I had the words
Speaker 6: Spaulding written on my face.
Speaker 2: Your face was a billboard. Yes exactly, Carol. We're not
Speaker 2: laughing at you, We're laughing with you. Okay, I want
Speaker 2: you to know that, But that is that must have
Speaker 2: really hurt. Did he win any prizes? Did they give
Speaker 2: him anything out of sympathy or not? No, not at all.
Speaker 6: He thought it was hilarious and I was seeing stars
Speaker 6: for the rest of the night.
Speaker 2: Carol, thank you very much. She call have a good day.
Speaker 5: Christian Conall's podcast.
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Speaker 9: Hey, come on, Christian, I've got a TV but it
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that TV show came about what about fifteen to
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Speaker 9: Hey, come on, Christian, I've got a TV but it
Speaker 9: is tiny, so supersize me.
Speaker 2: I have to squid with.
Speaker 9: I'm watching mad Men, so please surprise me, just supercisely.
Speaker 2: Mummy man Man's it wasn't to show mad I used
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Speaker 3: Is that B grade visuals? I imagine get.
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Speaker 2: All right, then you've got to work out the five
Speaker 2: classic TV theme tunes and you can supersize your TV
Speaker 2: five TV theme tunes? Can you guess them?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 2: First? Having a guess is Kim? Good morning Kim, Good
Speaker 2: morning morning Kim. All right, well done and getting through.
Speaker 2: How makes your TV at the moment, Kim?
Speaker 13: Forty two inch?
Speaker 2: We've got to supersize you, Kim, what would you go for?
Speaker 2: You go sixty five, seventy, you go right up to
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Speaker 6: Anything, anything possible, anything anything is Guys, you do have
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Speaker 2: Get all three one wall at the same time. All right,
Speaker 2: So what do you think the five TV theme tunes are?
Speaker 13: I think it is Around the Twist, Friends, Sest Me Straight,
Speaker 13: the X Files and then Game of Throne.
Speaker 2: Let's play back again, Kim, yes, four out of five?
Speaker 13: I know number four. I wasn't sure.
Speaker 2: I can say nothing, but so close, so close, I'm
Speaker 2: afraid or you get is forty two inches, but you
Speaker 2: don't get the upgrade. Okay, Kim, fair enough lot, but
Speaker 2: so close. Well done. Thanks to try and have a
Speaker 2: good day, all right, Thanks for that. James, Good morning, James.
Speaker 2: There are you going good? James? Tell us about your
Speaker 2: TV situation. Is it a smaller one at the moment
Speaker 2: you fancy upsizing it?
Speaker 6: Unfortunately, my TV is only forty two inches I got
Speaker 6: twelve years ago and my son was born, so I'm
Speaker 6: looking forward to an upgrade.
Speaker 2: If I probably watching mad Men at the time when
Speaker 2: it first came out?
Speaker 3: Can I go to the hospital? Honey?
Speaker 8: Sorry?
Speaker 3: The final season?
Speaker 2: Darn? And then they've got a big ad pitch going on.
Speaker 2: All right, So James, let me play it to you again.
Speaker 2: Five classic TV theme tunes? All right, So Kim came
Speaker 2: so close. Four out of five guests. Right, what do
Speaker 2: you think they are? James?
Speaker 6: I think it's Round the Twist, Friends, Cessy, Mystery, bay
Speaker 6: Watch and Game of Thrones.
Speaker 2: You're right, well done on the fourth one, right, well done?
Speaker 2: You heard it? Baywatch? This guy knows this Baywatch. That's
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Speaker 6: Look, I'm gonna have to be greedy. I'm gonna have
Speaker 6: to go to eighty five.
Speaker 2: Right, that's quite right? Yeah, no, no, no, absolutely doing
Speaker 2: the right thing. James, Thank you very much for playing
Speaker 2: and well done.
Speaker 6: Thank you guys, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: All right, we're supersizing you again tomorrow.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian o'connells Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Back on the show with us today your misheard lyrics.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much everyone. Even though we've been on
Speaker 2: a break, who's still been emailing the minute every single day.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for that. Let's get into the
Speaker 2: brand new ones. It's just another miss Christian O'Connell's miss
Speaker 2: her lyrics. All right, miss her lyrics. We do them
Speaker 2: every Monday. You send them in, we play them back.
Speaker 2: If we agree with what you think you're miss hearing,
Speaker 2: you will hear if we're not hearing it, and if
Speaker 2: it's a really great one, they go into all right,
Speaker 2: brand you miss her lyrics. Jalen Reeds binovously listening to
Speaker 2: DMX over Easter party up remember this party lyrics? You're
Speaker 2: gonna make me lose my call up in here, up
Speaker 2: in here, or is he shout out to medieval gargoyles.
Speaker 2: Gargoyles make me lose my call up in here, up
Speaker 2: in the here gorgo? Yes? Do you know what DMX is?
Speaker 2: A deeper cutland? Any of us thought, Yes? I'm hearing it,
Speaker 2: Jaylen read well done. Elliot's got this scar tissue from
Speaker 2: Red Hot Chili Peppers, which, to be fair to that band,
Speaker 2: a lot of their lyrics are ludicrous anyway. The original
Speaker 2: line actually written by them, with the birds all share
Speaker 2: this lonely view? Or has Anthony Keid has got a
Speaker 2: budgy shed with this budgy shed, it's a lonely view.
Speaker 2: It's mumbles a bit anyway, it's not a gargle. I'm
Speaker 2: afraid Elliot. Ben's got Winnie Houston. I'm every woman. I
Speaker 2: can read your thoughts right now, each one from A
Speaker 2: to Z. Or is Whitney Houston saying I could eat
Speaker 2: your socks right now and rip up mattresses. This is
Speaker 2: quite a buppet turn from the source material. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: I could eat your socks right now and rip up mattresses.
Speaker 2: It's there, Wow done, Ben. Melinda Hill's got this some skyhooks.
Speaker 2: Horror movie. Horror movie. It's the six thirty news or
Speaker 2: is it horror movie? It's the sex that I knew, Melinda.
Speaker 2: It is there. Rob's got this footloose from Kenny Loggins.
Speaker 2: Somebody to tell you that life ain't passing you by.
Speaker 2: You're going to need to turn this one up, all right,
Speaker 2: leaning everybody or robbers hearing this or miss hearing it.
Speaker 2: Kenny Lokins is saying, somebody to tell you Darth Vader
Speaker 2: passing you by? That? Is there somebody to tell you
Speaker 2: Darth Vader passing you by?
Speaker 3: Was that Dark Vader?
Speaker 2: Yes? Well done, Thank you very much, you met, sir.
Speaker 2: Lyric should email me whenever you miss hear them. Christian
Speaker 2: at Christian O'Connell dot com dot au cal brighter.
Speaker 5: You're listening to the question o'connl show podcast?
Speaker 2: How's it of Gordon? Do you enjoy his Eastern? Now?
Speaker 2: Is two years of aget some eggs?
Speaker 3: Yes, but it started way before the Sunday. On Thursday,
Speaker 3: they sent him home from daycare with one chocolate egg
Speaker 3: and that was enough, Like the floodgates were opened. Then
Speaker 3: he kept asking chocolate all weekend. Yeah. No, he would
Speaker 3: have ate his weight in chocolate that weekend. And now
Speaker 3: we've kind of turned it off and hopefully he won't
Speaker 3: ask for it again for a while. But tell you
Speaker 3: what he did do this weekend. He watched his first
Speaker 3: ever movie.
Speaker 2: Oh wow.
Speaker 3: Until now they just watched you know, blew. He's perfect.
Speaker 3: It's like five minute episodes, but he would never actually
Speaker 3: had him sit down for a full movie. And it's
Speaker 3: a difficult choice because I feel like to introduce him
Speaker 3: to film for the first time. It's a big.
Speaker 2: DECI you don't know whether you go the first John
Speaker 2: Wick movie or you go Actually I started four and
Speaker 2: go back.
Speaker 3: He was actually asking like, do I need to watch
Speaker 3: number one to get it?
Speaker 2: Get into it?
Speaker 3: You go on, I'll tell you what he's trying to.
Speaker 2: What did you go for this? Because it's an overwhelming choice.
Speaker 3: You've gone now we went for the original Lion King choice.
Speaker 2: Great story.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Honestly, Biank and I probably enjoyed it more than
Speaker 3: he did, of course, because I haven't watched that movie
Speaker 3: in probably in thirty years almost, and it's such a great,
Speaker 3: brilliant film.
Speaker 2: It's a great story as well, isn't it. I think
Speaker 2: when you go through rewatching all those movies when you're
Speaker 2: an adult, you watch it with your kids, but you
Speaker 2: were as there's so much meaning that you didn't get
Speaker 2: the first time round. You see it slightly differently as well.
Speaker 3: I would have been six years old when it came
Speaker 3: out and it was one of the first movies I
Speaker 3: saw at the cinema, but rewatching it again and watching
Speaker 3: it with him. He loves animals, he loves get scared
Speaker 3: any moment. No, we tried to distract him during most
Speaker 3: of Scar's parts.
Speaker 2: How did you do that?
Speaker 3: I just like talk to him about like the cow
Speaker 3: that he has in front of him, the toys.
Speaker 2: He must think, Oh, Dad, isn't gonna keep doing this
Speaker 2: one we watch a movie like, you know, just random
Speaker 2: nonsense cow over there.
Speaker 3: But also I didn't want it because we could have
Speaker 3: I guess, fast forward during it, but I was so
Speaker 3: invested in the movie though, I didn't want to stroll us.
Speaker 2: Keep very catching for Science of Lambs this weekend, and
Speaker 2: I won't see this bit. What he does that?
Speaker 3: Warden, Well, you can't just fast forward past through like
Speaker 3: move faster. You know, he doesn't make it all the
Speaker 3: way toward of the film, and you can't just have
Speaker 3: him disappear from the story.
Speaker 2: You're quite right, You're quite right. Watch it, Gordy, watch it.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the first movie you sat down and watched.
Speaker 4: With your daughter, Aordy, Yeah, it was definitely one of
Speaker 4: the Disney movies. Disney all the originals. You can't go
Speaker 4: wrong Jack, any of those. You can go right through
Speaker 4: the sequence.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Is it just because we're nostalgic for it or is
Speaker 3: there something really sweet about the cartoon before they had
Speaker 3: the digital animation?
Speaker 2: Yeah? There is. The first tie I watched with the
Speaker 2: girls was The Little Mermaid. Yes, right, And it's like
Speaker 2: I remember when we finally took them to Disneyland. The
Speaker 2: first one was at Anaheim and you go around, you
Speaker 2: get your photo taken, you get your little book and
Speaker 2: signing it. And the girls were so excited. They were
Speaker 2: eight and ten then, and they were so excited to
Speaker 2: meet Ariel. And I remember even I was getting quite emotional,
Speaker 2: even though summer is paid, but there's a child part
Speaker 2: of your brain. And I even said to lady, thank
Speaker 2: you Ariel.
Speaker 3: We saw you in the movie.
Speaker 2: Is to meet you as well? Goals been kicked right now? Yeah,
Speaker 2: I remember it was a Little Mermaid. But you're right,
Speaker 2: those those Disney movies, sort of Dumbo and then Men
Speaker 2: when we did Dumbo, then we did Snow White and
Speaker 2: the Seven.
Speaker 4: Dwarfs still watch them, Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then we did Finding Nemo. They did they found
Speaker 2: that one really sad. We had to stop that halfway through.
Speaker 2: They just found that a bit of a bummer.
Speaker 3: To be honest, that you do find nemo at the end.
Speaker 2: I just tell them that. But there was still like
Speaker 2: the nightmares for a couple of days. And then my
Speaker 2: wife playing me and was like, you should have watched
Speaker 2: it first away. I could be some sort of moderator.
Speaker 2: I'm watching all these movies before.
Speaker 3: Should do a YouTube channel that's like Disney Films, but
Speaker 3: with all the sad puss.
Speaker 2: But then there's no there's no movie. It's like the
Speaker 2: roller coaster. You don't get there, it's going up like
Speaker 2: the drop. What was the first movie you watched with
Speaker 2: your kids?
Speaker 5: Christian Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 2: In radio, One of the best things you can hear
Speaker 2: as a host is when a producer goes, I got
Speaker 2: that thing you wanted there it's in really bad quality.
Speaker 2: Oh cool, yeah, brilliant, Okay, so I'll play that.
Speaker 3: I noticed it as well. They always come in with
Speaker 3: ten seconds, so you can't say anything about it.
Speaker 2: All it left was was confusion in my little DJ brain.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what choice do I bother you with stuff
Speaker 2: that's sort of muddy? And you go up? Why do
Speaker 2: you play that to me, can you clean it up?
Speaker 2: Or so I'm seeing see a side where they go
Speaker 2: clean that ups HSD. All right, we're talking about the
Speaker 2: first movie you ever sat your kids down? And he
Speaker 2: watched with them, jacked it over the weekend. He went
Speaker 2: for The Lion King. Beautiful, beautiful movie story and brilliant music,
Speaker 2: so good. While my girls were younger than they are now,
Speaker 2: we went for We went for The Little Mermaid and
Speaker 2: can I just say Under the Sea banger? All right?
Speaker 2: So we went on swarning nine four one four one
Speaker 2: o four three. What's the first movie you saw with
Speaker 2: your kids? Good morning, Mark?
Speaker 14: Yeah, high team. Well, I was trying to follow on
Speaker 14: a good experience my brother in LAWD had when he
Speaker 14: took my daughter to a movie and I picked Andrea
Speaker 14: the Seal. Didn't do a lot of research into what
Speaker 14: it was about, but it sounded nice and cuddly with
Speaker 14: the seal, and it turned out to be a group
Speaker 14: of fishermen who were trying to kill Andrea from stealing
Speaker 14: their fish, and I ended up with scenes with them
Speaker 14: chasing Andre with a pitchfork and.
Speaker 2: And because I haven't got legs, if it's like chased
Speaker 2: on land, that's cowardly. He's trying to sort of slip
Speaker 2: his and slide his way around.
Speaker 14: Well, funny you say slowered h because they captured Andrea
Speaker 14: put him in a shed, but Andrea escaped and bleedingly.
Speaker 3: They take it a lot with one of his flippers.
Speaker 2: I felt like, I need to see this today now.
Speaker 14: I know, well, make sure you view it beforehand, as
Speaker 14: I heard you say, because yeah, so my daughter wouldn't
Speaker 14: leave the cinema until Andre was made sure Andre was safe.
Speaker 14: So I had her on my lap looking at the
Speaker 14: back of the cinema while I was going to threaten
Speaker 14: to go to the producers and find out there was
Speaker 14: this g raided.
Speaker 2: So now I'm going to have to ask you does
Speaker 2: it end out all right, Minyon? Because I imagine the
Speaker 2: little kids on the school right now don't even know
Speaker 2: this movie, but they now he gets out of the shed,
Speaker 2: I mean, what is it? Does he take them out
Speaker 2: one by one? Is he like the Liam Neeson of
Speaker 2: the Sill? What what happens?
Speaker 14: He escaped from the shed, which is why he went
Speaker 14: bleedingly down the ice, but he yeah, and he was
Speaker 14: safe in the end. But I didn't really need to
Speaker 14: hang around and watch that skind that out.
Speaker 2: But he is safe. Oh that is good news. Is
Speaker 2: a happy end in there. All right, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Now the big question is do we want to hear that?
Speaker 2: Do we want to hear the trader the muddy audio?
Speaker 2: All right, let's give this a go. Can can we
Speaker 2: hear any of this?
Speaker 8: She's the youngest in her family and the shyest little
Speaker 8: girl in Rockport me until she needs an extraordinary individual extraordinary.
Speaker 2: And you can travel around the world. You never to
Speaker 2: go to Scott It's not that bad. Actually, we could
Speaker 2: make that one out, Mike, Good morning, Good morning, Mike.
Speaker 2: Was the first movie so with the kids.
Speaker 15: Well, I took my daughter to see the original Ghostbusters
Speaker 15: when she was five years old.
Speaker 2: Oh, great one, bet she loved that. It's a funny
Speaker 2: movie as well.
Speaker 15: Yeah, the only bitch it's scared of was the old
Speaker 15: lady in the library. But yeah, I'm actually on my
Speaker 15: way to the airport now to fly to Sydney to
Speaker 15: take her and my grandkids out because it's my daughter's
Speaker 15: forty fifth birthday and I'm going to go and see
Speaker 15: the latest one.
Speaker 2: You're going to go and see the new one, I
Speaker 2: says today.
Speaker 15: Yeah, the new ghost.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, yeah, oh my god, what a lovely thing
Speaker 2: you're going to do. So you going with your daughter
Speaker 2: and your grandkids as well.
Speaker 15: Yeah, we're going to make offend. The grandkids are a
Speaker 15: little bit not really mum, but she said yeah, it's
Speaker 15: like a great idea.
Speaker 2: So yeah, ah, what a lovely thing too if you
Speaker 2: look forward to. So you you headed to the airport now, Mike.
Speaker 15: Yes, I pulled over to talk to you. Good people.
Speaker 2: Oh bless you, Mike. Well you have a lovely time
Speaker 2: watching that with your daughter and your grandkids as well. Mike,
Speaker 2: thank you very much for giving us a cool take
Speaker 2: care and joy.
Speaker 15: Thank you folks, and thanks for the show.
Speaker 2: That's your Thank you well.
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Speaker 2: Time for Today's time wasters. UB forty are returning to
Speaker 2: Australia this October where their red red wine or special guests.
Speaker 2: Oh my word, they're bringing heat, eagle eye cherry.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, what I mean?
Speaker 2: It's not a double billbo that is hit after a
Speaker 2: hit and the cherry man's there. It's the cherry on
Speaker 2: top of the UB forty cake. Why don't you go
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Speaker 3: Do you not want to get more excited about the like?
Speaker 2: You're right, You're right. Listen, you come for UB forty
Speaker 2: all those hits, but wow, we you'll also enjoy Eagle
Speaker 2: Eye Cherry. All right, so it today is National Stay
Speaker 2: Warm Day. We're looking for your cold movies. Australia has
Speaker 2: won our first ever gold medal at the World Bob
Speaker 2: Stay Championships. You would have thought that, would you? Queensland
Speaker 2: and Breewalker took out the women's monobob title, edging out
Speaker 2: her German arch rive on Lisla Buck. And then this
Speaker 2: is completely unrelated to that. I mean that conception rates
Speaker 2: peak as the weather gets colder, keep each other warm,
Speaker 2: cud up peaking in interesting word, peaking in July and August.
Speaker 2: Test Stone levels soar through the roof with the lower temperatures,
Speaker 2: and sex drive tends to follow too much details. We
Speaker 2: need to get into their light. They don't want to
Speaker 2: hear me talking about their sex drives. The mono bob
Speaker 2: all right, Oh my god has got chilly in here.
Speaker 2: Oh my word, what are they watching? Those igloos? Cold movies?
Speaker 2: Cold movies like Honey, I shrunk the penis.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, I don't believe.
Speaker 2: You just said that either.
Speaker 3: After judging for putting in.
Speaker 2: The high But Jack is great to be a hypocrite.
Speaker 2: It's your show, your name. You're right, you're right, But
Speaker 2: technically it's you.
Speaker 3: Know, that's very funny.
Speaker 2: Bridge over the river kwai. It's a classic war movie, alright,
Speaker 2: but a little bit colder. You got in my red
Speaker 2: see that coming out with the horizon. Did you fringe
Speaker 2: over the river? Quiet? Gold, the blizzard bru Blizzard of Oz,
Speaker 2: silver and full thermal jacket. Oh my word, I got
Speaker 2: my goose down jacket on. It's full thermal jacket. Honey,
Speaker 2: I shock you got We don't need that. Twice freeze
Speaker 2: Winny was that was the radio for anyone that maybe
Speaker 2: I shouldn't have started with. We've been on a break
Speaker 2: a lots touch with what's acceptable? Jack? What have you got?
Speaker 2: Oh my god?
Speaker 3: Standard sites desperately seeking shoes on?
Speaker 2: Did you to get out of No, don't come back
Speaker 2: like that. Do you not do this show dirty like that?
Speaker 4: You have to talk about dirty?
Speaker 2: Oh my what? Honey? I shrunk the.
Speaker 3: Wind.
Speaker 2: Oh it's so cold, I'm gonna put my shoes off?
Speaker 2: When did that?
Speaker 3: Every time I said I was cold? My dad said, well,
Speaker 3: why didn't you put your socks and shoes?
Speaker 2: Why are you huck weary Finn? There in your bare
Speaker 2: feet playing in the yard.
Speaker 3: Bronze number and number.
Speaker 2: No we go there we go gold.
Speaker 3: Shirtless in Seattle.
Speaker 2: Well that's not warm.
Speaker 4: Now that's cold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's cold. He's cold.
Speaker 2: Yeah he didn't wear his shirt. Why didn't he cold? Mo?
Speaker 2: Also it could be summertime there, smart move?
Speaker 3: I wasn't he was again? And uh great Tom Hanks
Speaker 3: film Frost Guph, that's cold.
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Speaker 2: Today on the Work Time where so we'll look for
Speaker 2: you to make a movie Cold Weston show off to
Speaker 2: see you be forty Live all right? Were read to Mark,
Speaker 2: let's do it cold movies, Boys in the Hoodie Gold
Speaker 2: very good, well, I Josh, weekend of Beanies Gold. These
Speaker 2: these are very good today, Mark, well done, glove actually.
Speaker 3: Silv we brought a snood.
Speaker 2: Bronze long John Wick's what's under that beautiful sewervis he's
Speaker 2: got good of Long John's twelve Brass Monkeys bronze brass.
Speaker 2: Ruffy the Vampire Slayer, Silver Missus without fire. Ohat got
Speaker 2: the money? Maybe I don't know, Silver plus very sad fion,
Speaker 2: what brisky business, Bronze, what's heating? Gilbert Grape? Oh Scott,
Speaker 2: well done, dude, where's my cardigan? Gold? Edward Shivery hands gold,
Speaker 2: Andy Thermals and Louise, he's a very good what a
Speaker 2: Mark Edward icy pole hands Bronze. Yeah, the talented mister Nipley, Carly,
Speaker 2: that's very funny, Freezing miss Daisy Bronze weekend at Burney's
Speaker 2: gold and scarf face go yeah, now, so many goals today.
Speaker 2: Well done everyone who's the best in show.
Speaker 3: Congratulations to Carli for talented mister Nipley.
Speaker 2: Yeah, made us half this morning. Christian Connell Show Podcast,
Speaker 2: let's talk about tomorrow's show. Today, tomorrow's show, we'd love
Speaker 2: to hear your stories about epic Missus. After Carol called
Speaker 2: into we're talking about significant injuries in places.
Speaker 6: I was at the show with my husband and he
Speaker 6: was trying to win a toy. You had to throw
Speaker 6: a small sized basketball to knock the milk bottles down. Well,
Speaker 6: my husband took a big wind up and he missed
Speaker 6: the bottles completely and the ball bounced back and hit
Speaker 6: me in the face and I had the word Spaulding
Speaker 6: written on my face for a week in.
Speaker 2: Booting Epic Missus. Your Epic Missus. By the way, if
Speaker 2: I ever do you also do that if you see
Speaker 2: one of those sort of old timy I'm having to
Speaker 2: go any single time. They just I can't resist anything
Speaker 2: in that triangle and it's like, hey, sir, can you
Speaker 2: hit that and win your picker brazes and these big
Speaker 2: teddy bears or a gold fish.
Speaker 3: Sometimes it's not you don't even want that big note
Speaker 3: home if someone offered it to me, no, thank you,
Speaker 3: I don't want that to home. But the idea of
Speaker 3: winning it fla for your squeeze for your last one.
Speaker 2: We had to set that up here and have like
Speaker 2: big or no, all the same prizes. It's just a
Speaker 2: range of Teddy Bears and number Once all I won
Speaker 2: was a was a mirror and miss going home on
Speaker 2: the bus with a mirror that I'd want one of
Speaker 2: those stores as a runners up prize. Anyway, Your story
Speaker 2: is about Epic Missus tomorrow also on tomorrow show, I
Speaker 2: please remind me I need to find out about the
Speaker 2: dangers from Wedge tailed eagles.
Speaker 3: What do you got one near your house or something.
Speaker 2: No. We were out walking the weekend down in Red
Speaker 2: Heel and we had our dogs with us, and a
Speaker 2: lady said, you want to be really careful with that
Speaker 2: little dog. Wedge tailed eagles are in the area right
Speaker 2: three meters wingspan.
Speaker 3: That's huge, bigger than a human.
Speaker 2: She said. There are stories apparently they come down, they
Speaker 2: get a little dog and they fly off with it.
Speaker 3: I know what happens, because you got the lead on
Speaker 3: the dog.
Speaker 16: I got at three trot me off here. So I
Speaker 16: don't know whether it's one of these urban myths. I mean,
Speaker 16: I said to my wife, because my wife loves this stue.
Speaker 16: A little dog we've got is a toy poodle.
Speaker 2: And I said, they take him away. They're bringing him out.
Speaker 2: He's really irritating. Yet they don't want him in the nest.
Speaker 2: What do they do with the dogs when they picked
Speaker 2: them up as well? They're taking them back the nets
Speaker 2: and there's there's eighteen other dogs mate.
Speaker 3: A couple of weeks ago, my friend was working on
Speaker 3: a construction site in Shepperdon. They're building a bridge. A
Speaker 3: wedgetail eagle dropped a snake on them. No way them
Speaker 3: just for loss, just didn't want it, or it slipped
Speaker 3: out of its claws.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow show, let's get into it real talk, wage tailed eagles?
Speaker 2: Are they flying off with our dogs? Email me Christian
Speaker 2: at Christian O'Connell dot com dot A you I think
Speaker 2: we may need to go and get some small jacket
Speaker 2: with weights on it. You know, Diver is one of
Speaker 2: those jackets, so you're gonna go. He's bigger than you think,
Speaker 2: you
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