Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much to everyone whoever the weekend we're
Speaker 2: taking delivery of the brand new binboards, these stickers that
Speaker 2: we've rushed to get made, turning your bins into our billboards.
Speaker 2: Over a thousand were delivered over the weekend. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: Tell me if you did the same thing this weekend.
Speaker 4: Anytime you drove past a wheelie bin you thought there's
Speaker 4: some empty real estate.
Speaker 2: N yes, yes, the work has only just begun. A
Speaker 2: thousand of these binstickers went out over the weekend. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much to everyone who's been putting them up.
Speaker 2: And then if you do get them, please send us
Speaker 2: a photo. I love seeing the bins where we're on
Speaker 2: the curb side. Even if bin day isn't till Friday.
Speaker 2: Get that bin out there working now, all right, it
Speaker 2: out there, Okay, we're on.
Speaker 3: Monday to Friday.
Speaker 2: Also, what I have noticed and some of you putting
Speaker 2: your pet skin and your lovely dogs and cats there
Speaker 2: involved as well. I could see Jackie and a beautiful
Speaker 2: dog Ziggy looks like he's standing guard as well. He's
Speaker 2: joined the rebel a lionce there little ziggy. However, I
Speaker 2: think we're going to need a tutorio onto our show,
Speaker 2: Jack about how to apply these It's like contact. There's
Speaker 2: some of them look like they're doing torn out of
Speaker 2: journals or magazines, include up there.
Speaker 4: Some of them are good, others a lot. I'm seeing
Speaker 4: a lot of wrinkles and just wow. So I'm almost
Speaker 4: wrapped around the side of the bin, been put on
Speaker 4: so badly. Don't want to say too much more, Tony
Speaker 4: Sonya Francis. I'm looking at photos.
Speaker 2: And I'm looking at I'm looking at yeah, Michelle, Ripley
Speaker 2: and Lola. Now one of the dogs are looking away
Speaker 2: from it. They don't want to be in this photo.
Speaker 2: This was not our work, Christian Barbara. That one there,
Speaker 2: it's a jaunty angle and it's it's they need to
Speaker 2: be applied correctly. How did you do contact? Did you
Speaker 2: get a hard bat book to ruler and smash out
Speaker 2: the air bubble?
Speaker 3: You know, I've never done it. Mum used to do
Speaker 3: at school.
Speaker 2: Night mare, Joe, can we get your mummy on the
Speaker 2: show tomorrow? Iistration to do it all right, join our
Speaker 2: rebel lions.
Speaker 1: In the year twenty twenty four, the Christian O'Connell show
Speaker 1: is under attack. Radio insurgents have breached the city walls.
Speaker 1: Every billboard has been seized, but a rival alliance is forming.
Speaker 1: If you ever been, you ever boorn, you just have
Speaker 1: to call the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 2: Come join us. You've seen all the billboards, the posters,
Speaker 2: the giant busters, trams. It's not going away talking about
Speaker 2: Carl and Jackio. Good luck to them. However, we have
Speaker 2: a job to do. You have a job to do
Speaker 2: as well. We have no marketing money. Why I tell
Speaker 2: you why? We work for the same company. It's awkward,
Speaker 2: the same company that it's a fair flew me here,
Speaker 2: gave me a life, here, gave me a radio show,
Speaker 2: supported me, encouraged me, and now are trying to destroy me.
Speaker 2: This is what's happening. They're trying to destroy me. Sometimes
Speaker 2: what we love we destroy. Don't let them destroy me.
Speaker 2: Do not let them destroy me. Okay, so we need
Speaker 2: This is actually what they're trying to do. They are
Speaker 2: literally spending millions to take their own showdown us. This
Speaker 2: is the way of the world, This is the way
Speaker 2: the way for us. Zero marketing money now is your bins.
Speaker 2: We're going to turn them into bimboards. Join our rebel Army,
Speaker 2: my army. You get to pick your own rank. This
Speaker 2: Corporal Francis, and I'd love to join the army. Colonel
Speaker 2: Dave and from Tomow like juty, dirty brother. I'm General
Speaker 2: Duley from East Bendigo. Three things to me and I
Speaker 2: ate three bins for my neighbors. Corporal Duely, General Bob
Speaker 2: from Chelsea.
Speaker 4: Here you are legends.
Speaker 2: Admiral Cathy from Seltenham. Captain Brandon reporting the duty, General
Speaker 2: Mark from Stammery.
Speaker 3: We're going to recruit the whole street.
Speaker 4: Don't marry in some summerville. They're going to get rid
Speaker 4: of there's Karling.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I love that, General Bob, Sergeant Marrion and all
Speaker 2: of you. Captain Brendan, thank you so much. Okay, but
Speaker 2: the work has only just begun. A thousand of these
Speaker 2: stickers have gone out. We've got many many more. Please,
Speaker 2: we need your bin. So tell us what suburb you're
Speaker 2: going to be holding strong, what rank you'd like in
Speaker 2: our rebel army. Call up now and take part. You
Speaker 2: don't want to be ten twenty years down the line
Speaker 2: right now. But maybe a young grandson or a granddaughter
Speaker 2: says to you, granddad, what do you do when Kay
Speaker 2: and Jay came into town and you look awkwardly at
Speaker 2: your feet and you think about that bin that was
Speaker 2: just a left blank there no tell them what you
Speaker 2: actually did. Looked them in the eye and said, I
Speaker 2: gave them my bin. Well, Christian know Connell's show podcast
Speaker 2: Christian maybe the c TV over the weekend, but also
Speaker 2: debuted over the weekend was Conor Jackie O's TV commercial
Speaker 2: sounds like Rio. You don't want to say anythink in
Speaker 2: a studio, sourur the vibe here today, Rio, we are
Speaker 2: at war. Seven years ago they gave us a TV commercially.
Speaker 2: I was working on my gardeningly for my UK radio show.
Speaker 3: They flew out a.
Speaker 2: Young jack Posts I filmed a TV commercial. It was
Speaker 2: so great they never did it again. Let's be honest.
Speaker 2: Do you need to see radio people on TV in
Speaker 2: a commercial doing some old ham fisted actings? We should
Speaker 2: reshare ours? Oh my god, it was a flip chart.
Speaker 2: You trying to teach me Australian terms? Remember of radio.
Speaker 2: TV commercials are to bla all right, So join our
Speaker 2: rebel bin army. We need your beans to turn them
Speaker 2: into binboards. There's another thing we need right because there
Speaker 2: has been so much demand from you guys, thank you
Speaker 2: very much to take part in this. We're trying to
Speaker 2: get them out to you as quickly as possible. We
Speaker 2: even had an eleven staff members volunteer of the weekend
Speaker 2: to go out and deliver your stickers if you've got
Speaker 2: over the weekend. They were from people that were just working,
Speaker 2: not even on the radio show, but at the radio station.
Speaker 2: So thank you very much for all the staff members
Speaker 2: that did that as well, Jack Me and Jack Abassi.
Speaker 2: We've going out this week in our local areas as
Speaker 2: well delivering your stickers too. If you've got a shop
Speaker 2: or you want to be a kind of base that
Speaker 2: we can drop some stickers and people who are in
Speaker 2: the area or the neighboring suburbs can come around and
Speaker 2: pick them up from your shop. But obviously give your
Speaker 2: shop a huge plug and thank you. Please let us
Speaker 2: know we've got a lot of work to do, a
Speaker 2: lot of ground to cover. It's a big old city.
Speaker 2: Nine four one four one o four three. In this
Speaker 2: Rebel Army, you get to pick your own rank. Matt,
Speaker 2: good morning kid A, how are you going. I'm good Matt.
Speaker 2: So you want to join our rebel Bin army.
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely, man.
Speaker 2: Well, so I'm from Old Colt.
Speaker 3: I've got a shop in Frankston. We specialize in alternative clothing,
Speaker 3: heavy metal music, horror collectibles.
Speaker 2: All accessories.
Speaker 3: And yeah, we'd love to extend a discount to anyone
Speaker 3: that comes in and mentions the show. And yeah, that'd
Speaker 3: be awesome.
Speaker 2: Good man. Have some of our Bins stickers there? Yeah,
Speaker 2: definitely amongst all those and Thrax posters. Put us in
Speaker 2: there for the Christian O'Connell show as well, please, Yes, definitely,
Speaker 2: we love the Christian O'Connell show. Jem. Thank you Matt.
Speaker 2: And what's the name of your shop mate? Where are
Speaker 2: you of case people want to drop in there?
Speaker 3: That's cold Old cult A lt c.
Speaker 2: V lt gotcha all right, Matt from Old Colt. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much. I was nervous about saying that, you know,
Speaker 2: be careful. Uh, Mick, good morning. This is Commander Mick.
Speaker 2: Is it tell you bin? Commander Mick. Here we find
Speaker 2: on the beaches and on the bins. Yeah. Ready willing
Speaker 2: and able to act as a dispatch rider to drop
Speaker 2: your stickers.
Speaker 1: In my local area.
Speaker 2: And also deliver them to your collection points. Good man.
Speaker 2: And where are you based, Commander Mick. Where are you
Speaker 2: lower Temple Stove? Okay, yeah, we haven't had too many
Speaker 2: question that, Eric yet, so you can be our man there. Okay,
Speaker 2: oh spot on, Commander. Thank you. Brigadier Jane, Good morning,
Speaker 2: Good morning, Christian Jack. How are you your lovely weekend? So,
Speaker 2: Brigadier Jane, what suburb are you going to be holding
Speaker 2: strong from the invasion of kin and j I'm calling
Speaker 2: from Santry. Golly, the foothill of the Dandenongs. I would love.
Speaker 2: We can't have them secure in the Dandenongs. I actually
Speaker 2: think our transmitters up there for this radio station. This
Speaker 2: is what the invading armies do as she killed the telecoms.
Speaker 2: That that's it. It's over. Bringing here. While you making
Speaker 2: breakfast there, I can hear lot going on that some
Speaker 2: toast being buttered and one of the condiment charms being
Speaker 2: open peanut butter? Is it or jam? Anyway? Bringing here?
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, Thank you, General Mick. Hello, Mick, General,
Speaker 2: this is part of our frontline rapid response team. He's
Speaker 2: our guy. He's a guy. You shut up pass Kane
Speaker 2: j With people like this on the front line on
Speaker 2: Century duty CPC Melbourne. We've got our finest working on this,
Speaker 2: General Mick, General Mick, General mc as me, Christian, I
Speaker 2: can take care of one hundred and ten bins. Oh
Speaker 2: good man? How come I run a beIN skip company
Speaker 2: in north central Victoria? Good Man? So one hundred and
Speaker 2: ten bins. One hundred and ten bins. Yes, Now we're
Speaker 2: talking of big beans that go on the back of
Speaker 2: the tracks. So the big, big doubler ones. Yes, So
Speaker 2: we've only got these little tiny posters.
Speaker 3: Do we need special sticking?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we need to get you some special ones made
Speaker 2: up because allow me some shops, some hotels and businesses
Speaker 2: who've got those really bigger bins they could do with
Speaker 2: the extra large ones.
Speaker 1: That sounds like I'm plane.
Speaker 2: Okay, we'll get some made up for you, Thank you
Speaker 2: very much, General mc.
Speaker 3: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian currently work deep behind enemy lines with a few
Speaker 2: young and impressionable people, some enamored by the endless marketing
Speaker 2: at the moment and the Karl and Jackie O Show.
Speaker 2: Christian the fights reel. The fight for the radio channel
Speaker 2: has never been fiercer. It is never ending fraught with
Speaker 2: danger and ridicule, and only with my years of experiencing
Speaker 2: Garland dealing with these young outstarts getting me through these
Speaker 2: last weeks. It's times of this that Christian, I encourage
Speaker 2: your listeners to stand up and be the leaders these
Speaker 2: times need stand up and be counted listeners to encourage
Speaker 2: the young, the impressionable, and give them hope in their lives.
Speaker 2: Thank you, my friend. All right, join our rebel bin army.
Speaker 2: We have no money for marketing. How can we compete
Speaker 2: with the imperial war chest of the invading Carl and Jackie?
Speaker 2: Oh enough is enough. We need your bins. We're going
Speaker 2: to turn them into bin boards. We're sending you stickers.
Speaker 2: Plaster the stickers on your bins. Christian, Sergeant Sharpie here
Speaker 2: in my rebel army. Then you pick your own ranks,
Speaker 2: Sergeant Sharmpire. Our folly club in Newport Power Junior Football
Speaker 2: Club would love to be a base, a rebel base
Speaker 2: of people in the West to grab their stickers. We
Speaker 2: owed a little bit light in the West at the moment.
Speaker 2: We have teams, some all over the rest rolling in
Speaker 2: this weekend. I can hand them the bin stickers. Sergeant sharpie.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. And now a moment in history.
Speaker 2: You have a garb on the line now, Janelle. Hello Janelle,
Speaker 2: you're on your rounds right now doing your good Garbo work. Ye,
Speaker 2: and what if you just picked up the first one?
Speaker 2: I think, what have you just picked up?
Speaker 4: I think that my first sinboard bins.
Speaker 3: This moment?
Speaker 2: Wow, Janelle, how did how did it look? That bin?
Speaker 3: Nice? Nice, well described?
Speaker 2: Yes? Yes, and Janelle, was the sticker well put up?
Speaker 2: There was it level? No Bobby bits down the side.
Speaker 2: I wasn't at that anally looking yeah, no, no, I
Speaker 2: guess you've got to get the realms on together. But
Speaker 2: thank you for your and also Janelle, you put your mine,
Speaker 2: you put yours up over the weekend. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much for doing that. I saw your cat on the
Speaker 2: bin lid looking feral, but protecting the sticker as well
Speaker 2: and doing the cat and the dog doing their bit
Speaker 2: to fight the good fight. So thank you very much, Janelle.
Speaker 2: The fact that I.
Speaker 3: Could get them together in one photo is good because
Speaker 3: the proper is only six months old.
Speaker 2: Sometimes we must, you know, even if we have differences,
Speaker 2: one common enemy, cats and dogs are coming together. It's
Speaker 2: bigger than cats. And dogs. Janell good On, you always
Speaker 2: a joy talking to you. Have a good day. Come
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