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Speaker 1: Hey, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast. By now
Speaker 1: on the show. Then we're talking about a thing called
Speaker 1: nominative to terminism, a theory created by Carl Jung. I believe,
Speaker 1: And yeah, this is the only breakth of his show
Speaker 1: in town where you'll get a Carl Young reference. I
Speaker 1: know Fifi does a lot of Carl Young stuff, but
Speaker 1: I'm more of a freud man. It means name driven outcome,
Speaker 1: that your name will influence the choice you have on
Speaker 1: some subconscious level to the work you go into. The
Speaker 1: butcher Bob Chop stomach surgeon Christian I had as a child.
Speaker 1: His name was I swear to God this is true,
Speaker 1: Doctor Mark Slaughter. Oh, I mean that is a nominative
Speaker 1: to terminism. If that was a serial killer, it's the
Speaker 1: theory being pred no choice. You couldn't Bob Chops have
Speaker 1: no choice but to be a butcher.
Speaker 3: Your honor nominative.
Speaker 1: This has come from one of you seeing on TV
Speaker 1: in the UK earlier this week in the evening All
Speaker 1: the way in the UK this feature, which he's done
Speaker 1: a couple of years ago called nominative determinism. Is your
Speaker 1: job or it might be someone you know linked to
Speaker 1: the name, link to the job. The doctor has invented
Speaker 1: a new way to collect you're in the well, he
Speaker 1: hopes will save the NHS time and money, whilst also
Speaker 1: helping the environment. It's the brainchild of consultant urologist Nick
Speaker 1: Burns Cox, who was frustrated having to use at least
Speaker 1: three frustrated with his flipper tastes.
Speaker 3: A new way to collect. Yes, you just pissing a cup?
Speaker 1: No no, no, no, no no, he's obviously developed a
Speaker 1: new way burning. Obviously, sound of his name burning people?
Speaker 1: All right, let's get some calls now. Darrell, Darryl, Darrell, Drell,
Speaker 1: Okay and Darrell. Is that a mixture of two names together?
Speaker 1: That Drell. I've never heard that name before.
Speaker 4: Year, Hi morning, Christian, Pets and Jeff, here are you
Speaker 4: going do?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 1: We're great, We're great. Yeah, Darrell, what an amazing name.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I used to work in theater on a nurse and
Speaker 4: I used to work insider with a caveat surgeon and
Speaker 4: his name was mister harsh.
Speaker 1: Perf, we're talking about doctor Heart. Yeah, I've heard about
Speaker 1: here in Melbourne as well, Dr Spark, who is a
Speaker 1: consultant car dealersist that actually has treated several of heart listeners.
Speaker 3: Bits of people take him seriously.
Speaker 1: I would say I would be reassured because you're a
Speaker 1: heart guy by name and just action.
Speaker 3: He sounds a bit like a joker. I think i'd
Speaker 3: want someone with a someone that's taking a bit more seriously.
Speaker 3: Mister Hart, you think maybe he just stumbles into surgeon
Speaker 3: not at all.
Speaker 1: No, not doctor Heart. No, it's Okay's TV character as well. Listen,
Speaker 1: well said Darrell, this younger generation the respect from a
Speaker 1: man of science. Thank you.
Speaker 4: You have a great guy.
Speaker 1: Guys, have a great guy, doesn't matter, have a great
Speaker 1: guy and whatever you want to do, have a great day,
Speaker 1: have a great guy with a day, Have.
Speaker 3: A great guy, have a great guy.
Speaker 1: You no time for chit chat about that name? Is
Speaker 1: it a combination of Diane and Narel or Darryl?
Speaker 6: Maybe Darryl maybe, but it could have been is it
Speaker 6: going to be a girl or Laryl?
Speaker 3: We like it's a beautiful name.
Speaker 1: Can you get Darrell back walking? Just ask her again
Speaker 1: about a name. In the meantime, let's go to Conn.
Speaker 1: Good morning Conn, Good morning Christian, Good morning morning Conn.
Speaker 1: Welcome to the show. Thanks for joining us this morning. Now, Con, so,
Speaker 1: what do you know about someone whose name is related
Speaker 1: to their job?
Speaker 2: Okay, so it is me. I was a bus driver
Speaker 2: for twenty years. Wanted to get out. My wife said, oh,
Speaker 2: I just got a number off a truck. Game and
Speaker 2: call went for an interview, toot the job and the
Speaker 2: name of the company is Counschie's Theory and you're camm so.
Speaker 1: And I'm com wow, it was calling you. It's a signe.
Speaker 1: It's a very specific sign only for you can't.
Speaker 3: And you just got the number off the truck, off
Speaker 3: the side of a truck.
Speaker 1: Way to get How many of us can say that
Speaker 1: they're in a job now they've got the number off
Speaker 1: the side of the truck. I'm all for this. Who
Speaker 1: needs LinkedIn? Let's take it old school?
Speaker 4: Absolutely?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I love it. Con All right, thanks you cool,
Speaker 1: have a good day, Thank you, Bye bye. We gold
Speaker 1: in narrail Yet, Darrell, are you going to beat Darrell?
Speaker 1: Is she back on yet? She having a good guy.
Speaker 6: Trying on the phone.
Speaker 1: She go off the phone from us. He's busy, isn't she?
Speaker 6: She's very busy there.
Speaker 1: Okay, Andy, good morning, I'm good Andy. Have you having
Speaker 1: a good week so far? So name related to job?
Speaker 7: Andy, Well, I've worked for a guy. His name is
Speaker 7: Rob Sewers. Then he was in charge of the sewer
Speaker 7: maintenance team.
Speaker 1: Best one so far. This is incredible, It's incredible. The
Speaker 1: name again, Andy, Rob Sewers.
Speaker 7: Yes, but it was the Portuguese spelling just like sewer.
Speaker 7: So he was in charge of the sewer maintenance team.
Speaker 1: Gotcha, that's right. I was once served by a waiter
Speaker 1: in a bar in Portugal whose name tag is spelled Jesus. Right,
Speaker 1: So I was like, yeah, I was, I'm tipping this guy.
Speaker 1: You just never know, you never knows. It's the second Coming.
Speaker 1: This is a real Jesus move to come back as Jesus.
Speaker 1: And how would I really treat Jesus slash Jesus. I
Speaker 1: see you, my savior, and I'm giving you a good
Speaker 1: tip as well.
Speaker 3: You don't want to get to the pearly well, actually.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I recognize she fooled me. Back down hell with you?
Speaker 1: You're not a Christian anyway. Nominative determinism. No, Durrell's back. Durrell,
Speaker 1: Yesdrell Yes, a lovely name. Isn't a mixture of Darryl
Speaker 1: and NoREL?
Speaker 5: No? No, my mum when she was younger because it
Speaker 5: was quite unwell, and I got named after her when
Speaker 5: she was in the role Children's I was named after
Speaker 5: her right when I went was in high school. She
Speaker 5: became She was a textiles teacher and she was actually
Speaker 5: the worst teacher I ever had.
Speaker 7: And the judging I know.
Speaker 1: So let's me somehow move further away from the truth.
Speaker 1: But how do you go from the rail to Drell.
Speaker 5: That's just what my mother called because she knew this
Speaker 5: lady when she was in the Royal Children, her best friend.
Speaker 5: She started her children the long period of time.
Speaker 1: She's going to start this. Yeah, now you mentioned I
Speaker 1: get all of it. It makes complete Saints hang up
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Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell's show. We never leave a caller down. Procter Caitlin,
Speaker 1: who does speak the language of the Bogans, has called
Speaker 1: Darrell back. She's like a kind of Osland interpreter for
Speaker 1: Bogan's Osboe it's true.
Speaker 6: It makes complete sense. So what happened was her mother
Speaker 6: was in hospital when she was a kid. She met
Speaker 6: this other lady who was lovely and her name was Darrell,
Speaker 6: and she thought, God, I love that name, and that's
Speaker 6: why she named her daughter Darrell.
Speaker 1: Years later, what was his textiles lady?
Speaker 6: So years later she's in high school and she meets
Speaker 6: the Darrell she was named after, a textile teacher, and she.
Speaker 1: Was the odds incredible, that's.
Speaker 3: Amazing, incredible story.
Speaker 6: Sorry, right, yeah, so Darrell was a terrible textile stat
Speaker 6: but she met her.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so that's what she meant. But she was a
Speaker 6: terrible textile teacher. The woman she was named after, unfortunately
Speaker 6: not that great.
Speaker 1: Great work interpreter, all right, now back to names related
Speaker 1: to jobs. Thank you very much, Sarah. Christian had locksmith
Speaker 1: come out change all the locks in my house. His
Speaker 1: name was Ian Locke Christian. I worked for a popcorn manufacturer.
Speaker 1: The warehouse manager's surname is colonel, as in k E
Speaker 1: r n E. Oh, sorry k E r N E L.
Speaker 1: That's Craig and Cranburn Christian. Our manager in our electrical
Speaker 1: division is Phil Watts expelled as in what incredible. Yes, yes, Christian.
Speaker 1: I once worked with a zoo keeper called Tristan Bird.
Speaker 1: I hope he's in charge of the birdhouse. The averys Christian.
Speaker 1: My name is Clain. I had prostate cancer and lost
Speaker 1: full use of my man. Incredible for sharing the story.
Speaker 1: I met a doctor who literally changed my life. He
Speaker 1: point implant in his name, doctor Christopher Love.
Speaker 3: Oh wow he does.
Speaker 1: That's incredible. I'm glad everythink is okay, Clint, thank you
Speaker 1: for sharing that. Christian. In the in the mid nineties
Speaker 1: at Melbourne Water, the boss was called Tony Crapper.
Speaker 3: Oh come on, is that right?
Speaker 1: You had me on Tony Crapper.
Speaker 3: There's a couple actually at Melbourne Water.
Speaker 6: I remember one of their PR guys back in the
Speaker 6: early two thousands.
Speaker 1: His surname was Drinkwater. Yeah. Wasn't it only Drinkwater. I
Speaker 1: think it was the former CEO before it got sold off.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, I think so Water need PR.
Speaker 1: I gave press releases from the water companies.
Speaker 3: I'm all, I get it. It's good. We need it.
Speaker 3: Like what else we do.
Speaker 1: PR works everywhere, it doesn't stop. There was an apprentice
Speaker 1: jockey in the eighties Christian Australia called a Prentice the
Speaker 1: f Pean's Catholic Church. A couple of years ago, I
Speaker 1: had a cardinal called Cardinal Sin. Oh, that's actually terrifying.
Speaker 1: That is actually terrifying. Peter. I've got to ask, how
Speaker 1: do you know this? You're in glen Iris there, how
Speaker 1: do you know about the goings on in the Philippines
Speaker 1: Catholic Church? Sir Christian. I have a friend is a
Speaker 1: doctor called doctor Payne. Christian Connell show podcast store your
Speaker 1: names related to jobs come pouring in. Leanne Banker. LeAnn
Speaker 1: Banker has listened to show right now. He used to
Speaker 1: work in a bank as a bank teller, Leanne bank.
Speaker 1: Of course, of course you had no choice. Christian. I
Speaker 1: used to work for Arnot's snack Food years ago. We
Speaker 1: had June Crisp work in there, and also Bruce Baker.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, Meredith. Christian I used to work
Speaker 1: with a gastro enterrologist called Joshua. But oh, that's unfortunately,
Speaker 1: this is the third mention I've seen on text actually
Speaker 1: of the great work of mister sorry doctor Joshua. But
Speaker 1: Christian I had to go and see and was consulted
Speaker 1: by a brilliant, uonsious doctor brain. Christian, he was destined.
Speaker 1: One of you sent me a lit book about clinical
Speaker 1: neurology written by a lord brain, not a doctor, a
Speaker 1: lord brain. Many years ago, Christian, we had a plumber
Speaker 1: come out and his name was Dwayne Pipe. That's my
Speaker 1: favorite one of the mornings so far to Wayne Pipe.
Speaker 7: Let's leave it there. The Christian O'Connell Show podcast