Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
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Speaker 3: Oh so that's what was in his budgie smokelers.
Speaker 4: She really is the goat of the boats.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 3: Show one, one hundred and sixty.
Speaker 6: Seven Christian O'Connell Show. As we start the show at
Speaker 6: the Games in Paris, in the four x two hundred
Speaker 6: meters women's relay, the women are about to go into
Speaker 6: Le pol. We're watching it on the screen right now,
Speaker 6: fingers crossed. If they win gold and a corn to
Speaker 6: rio they win, they will win gold. We have four
Speaker 6: vacuums to give away. Oh the excitement, so much resting
Speaker 6: on it. Morning Patsy, morning, Good morning Jack. How are
Speaker 6: you guys, and how are you you are? Day fifteen
Speaker 6: in your athletic endeavors at the moment in seventy five hard?
Speaker 3: That's right, yesterday was day one of three. I'm going
Speaker 3: so what I've got sixty days left of two workouts
Speaker 3: a day, and.
Speaker 6: Even in your voice, it's at broke six got two
Speaker 6: months seven days a week.
Speaker 3: Honestly a couple of hard days because Bianc has been sick,
Speaker 3: Gordy's been sick and trying to fit all of these
Speaker 3: challenges into each day as well.
Speaker 6: So lot so Jackson. And two, So is your wife's
Speaker 6: still doing her two workouts a day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's doing, and she's sick. She can you can
Speaker 3: do the bare minion you can do is forty five
Speaker 3: minute walk, or she's doing on the exercise bike a
Speaker 3: low impact ride. So she's doing those two. Over the
Speaker 3: last three days, she's done both of that.
Speaker 6: That's incredible when you're well for flipping water.
Speaker 3: But he said, the guy who made the challenge, you
Speaker 3: can't take one day off or else you just have
Speaker 3: to start the whole thing again.
Speaker 6: Right, So you're both committed and so you look knaked
Speaker 6: that you came in and I was like, bloody hell. Sometimes,
Speaker 6: you know, sometimes working out everything in moderation. Actually, like
Speaker 6: a guy's hung over the working out.
Speaker 3: I think it was three or four days ago that
Speaker 3: I said, it's actually giving me more energy, yes, and
Speaker 3: that has sort.
Speaker 2: Of gone away by the end of the week for
Speaker 2: a bit. You just need like a rest day, thank you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, No, there's no resting. It's seven days a week,
Speaker 6: so today, tomorrow, yeah, Sunday six weeks ahead of more times,
Speaker 6: one hundred and twenty more workhouts.
Speaker 3: And you can do this when I do it again
Speaker 3: next year, I invite us all to take part.
Speaker 6: Sorry, couldn't he breaking up on subscribe? I mean it's
Speaker 6: I hope you do it.
Speaker 3: You won't, really, And now that we're in it and
Speaker 3: committed to it, I really hope we're.
Speaker 6: Going to do the Only thing this will stop is
Speaker 6: if you get physically injured.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, but then like if so, if you no.
Speaker 6: No, no, something happens to your leg. Yeah, just me,
Speaker 6: I throw myself down the stairs. So that is a shame.
Speaker 6: On day half, I just tripped and well but I
Speaker 6: was willing to do it. But if you get interested, the.
Speaker 3: Leg injury would make it tough. You can't do forty
Speaker 3: five minutes of bicep curls, No, you can't.
Speaker 6: All right? So where are what reo? Do you know
Speaker 6: what lap they are? Who's who's in the pool at
Speaker 6: the moment.
Speaker 7: We'd we're still in the first let sorry, just started
Speaker 7: the second league. Halfway through, almost halfway through the entire race.
Speaker 7: We're ahead by half a body length. But we still
Speaker 7: got our big swimmers to come Titmas and O'Callahan.
Speaker 3: So wait, we are. We're in front of the world
Speaker 3: record line at the moment.
Speaker 7: We're gonna win. I'm telling you, don't even you don't
Speaker 7: even have to bother watching. We're gonna win.
Speaker 6: Rio, don't Chinkxi man, Come on.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show.
Speaker 6: Podcast Christian O'Connell's show. All eyes are on Channel nine.
Speaker 6: The game's in Paris, in the pool right now, it's
Speaker 6: just the last swimmers.
Speaker 3: This is the last swimmer, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Swimming for gold. Australia in the lead at the moment.
Speaker 3: Only just I would like a little bit more terrible.
Speaker 7: It's a lot closer than I both thought and comfortable.
Speaker 6: Is this the last final lap?
Speaker 3: She'll hit the wall and go back and back again.
Speaker 6: There's just so much swimming to do, isn't there? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 6: one lap is so well done, guys and girls, But
Speaker 6: it's so much swimming.
Speaker 3: Kayla Decky yesterday when she finished the fifteen hundredmainder now
Speaker 3: owns the top twenty of times in that women's event.
Speaker 3: You're probably one of the only people who want to
Speaker 3: do it. It's sold.
Speaker 6: Sometimes I think mid race against half a moment of
Speaker 6: an epiphany in enlightenment, Like, what's the point.
Speaker 3: There's other things I could be doing the fifteen hundred pool.
Speaker 6: Or just anything with anything other than swimming and all
Speaker 6: the training they have to do. That's what I love
Speaker 6: seeing the mums and dads, you know, and they're up
Speaker 6: cheering on their their daughters in the pool and you
Speaker 6: know in their faces, like how many thousands of early
Speaker 6: morning drive somewhere to different competitions and the gardas and
Speaker 6: all the training. Jack was saying yesterday, how you saw
Speaker 6: some of the training footage of the Lost Couple is
Speaker 6: for Jess Fox.
Speaker 4: We see the two goals and we think, well, she's.
Speaker 6: Just this is what she's so good?
Speaker 3: You think her parents were in the same sports. I
Speaker 3: guess she just did it a bit when she was young.
Speaker 3: Bianc was flicking through her Instagram and the amount of training,
Speaker 3: the gym sessions she's.
Speaker 6: Putting in the late night, forty five minute walks around
Speaker 6: the block.
Speaker 3: I think we're coming into the end of the race here,
Speaker 3: we're way ahead.
Speaker 6: Yeah, two body legs gold. That is incredible, what a
Speaker 6: dominant win. Well done. Honestly, the women are so amazing
Speaker 6: in the pool, aren't they.
Speaker 3: So was that Timmus in the last leg that just
Speaker 3: end up smashing it for us. They don't say I
Speaker 3: can't see.
Speaker 6: They just have that thing where it says leader. It's
Speaker 6: just that we don't know. We know that person's leading.
Speaker 6: You're not helping whatsoever. Put a name on it was
Speaker 6: when I first saw her, I thought it was an
Speaker 6: American called Leader. Decade, such an American power, American name
Speaker 6: be the Leader.
Speaker 1: Christian connell's show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian O'Connell's show. Heading to the end of week one
Speaker 6: for our goldeon. Every time Team Australia win gold at
Speaker 6: the Games in powers, you win big prizes. That's the
Speaker 6: Ian s and Wash cleaning up the gold medals with
Speaker 6: Ian S and Bosh. Now, because the the women of
Speaker 6: just one gold in the relay, the four by two
Speaker 6: hundred meters. For the team events, we don't just give
Speaker 6: away one prize, we give away four. So today up
Speaker 6: for grabs to the next half an hour or so.
Speaker 6: Four vacuums. And these aren't These are not any vacuums.
Speaker 6: These are the gold standard of vacuums. We're talking Bosh unlimited.
Speaker 6: There's no limits on this one.
Speaker 3: Well, eventually the battery is no no, no, that's not it's.
Speaker 6: Actually what they call the eternal vacuums. You will die
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Speaker 6: Normally you'd have to have seven other vacuums to be
Speaker 6: as powerful as this. It smashes seven other vacuums up
Speaker 6: and crunches it into this one pro animal red rechargeable
Speaker 6: vacuum cleaner. We have four these to give away. Now,
Speaker 6: these are great prices, but you should know that this
Speaker 6: will involve you going outdoors for the next half an
Speaker 6: hour because it's so fresh out there today. It said
Speaker 6: gorgeous sunny Friday morning. All right, So we're gonna give
Speaker 6: the locations too. Four payphones, you know those real grubby things,
Speaker 6: the old COVID super Britus. You don't just get the vacuum.
Speaker 6: You're gonna earn the vacuum. Okay, you're gonna go and
Speaker 6: put some gloves on and get some ditol. Touch one
Speaker 6: of those monkey payphones. We are gonna give the location
Speaker 6: of four payphones. First person that called us from the
Speaker 6: four payphones, you each get a vacuum, all right.
Speaker 8: Ah mad at fun trying a cold God had to
Speaker 8: find coins to call their team.
Speaker 7: I hope they can.
Speaker 9: Pick up so that I pick up one of four
Speaker 9: vacuum cleaners.
Speaker 6: Well done. He didn't say that yesterday during that at break,
Speaker 6: that's where he was.
Speaker 3: You were, but you didn't want to sing any better
Speaker 3: than yesterday.
Speaker 6: He went back in character. That sucks more than these powerful,
Speaker 6: powerful vacuums unlimited sues. All right, here are the locations
Speaker 6: of four separate payphones. They are north, south, east west.
Speaker 6: Why don't we go out west first of all, Patsy.
Speaker 10: Yeah, this one's really easy. It's the old Historical Society building.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, it's probably.
Speaker 10: Iconic building of Werriby and just up from our multi
Speaker 10: level massive hotel there we do have a skyscraper. It's
Speaker 10: on the corner of Duncan's Road and Watton's Street, across
Speaker 10: the road from Hawking Stewart the real estate diagonally opposite station.
Speaker 6: They get it so easy.
Speaker 3: What phone booth is hard to get to? There's not
Speaker 3: like one on top of Mount Kosos.
Speaker 6: Unless you've got one just next to you. Bet they're
Speaker 6: all going to involve you either get you're either in
Speaker 6: the car right now, nearby.
Speaker 3: They're all at street left, so Duncan's Road.
Speaker 10: Duncan's and Duncan's Road and Watton Street right opposite station place.
Speaker 2: Locals will know exactly.
Speaker 6: Where it is. What about outsiders, Oh, well, you're not locally.
Speaker 4: I don't know Duncan's Road to you.
Speaker 11: Or the skyscraper bird Khalifa that goes up to seven
Speaker 11: meters Jackie boy, where's your payphone?
Speaker 3: All right? This is representing the north and lights of
Speaker 3: through traffic on this road, Heidelberg Road in Alphington at
Speaker 3: the Alphington Post Office.
Speaker 6: And as the King of the South, I award this payphone.
Speaker 6: Three hundred and ten High Road, three hundred and ten
Speaker 6: High Road. If you know the area, if you.
Speaker 4: Are a local, it's opposite Hellenic House.
Speaker 6: That wonderful Greek place.
Speaker 3: Wow, the Elfinton one is across from Ilios, the Greek restaurant.
Speaker 2: Oh, when I've got a Greek run in station place too.
Speaker 6: Greek friends wherever payphones are? They pick up someone delicious
Speaker 6: humos and then they go and make a phone call
Speaker 6: to a friend back in Athens. Three hundred and ten
Speaker 6: High Road. If you go put if you see the
Speaker 6: Karate studio. You've gone too far.
Speaker 3: Turn around unless you're coming from the other way.
Speaker 6: If you're coming of from the pane and you pass
Speaker 6: the Karate studio on you're right. Carry on the payphones
Speaker 6: on the left outside Hyatt Library.
Speaker 7: And in the east in Wonga Park sixty eight Jumping
Speaker 7: Creek Road, the corner of Jumping Creek Road and Corner Road,
Speaker 7: just outside the IgA Express and across the road from
Speaker 7: Samsai Thai Restaurant.
Speaker 3: Where's the nearest Greek restaurant? I don't have that information,
Speaker 3: just the Thai restaurant.
Speaker 6: Just something realist. This is a lot of information to
Speaker 6: give people. Really the first half an hour, isn't It's
Speaker 6: even overloading me? Like which pyphone would I go to?
Speaker 3: I guess you know what general area. So if you're
Speaker 3: near that area, go to your local ones.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 3: So if they're they're near Alphington where they go to,
Speaker 3: go to the Alphington Post Office right out the front
Speaker 3: of the Alfington Post Office.
Speaker 6: I'm out west. Where do I go, pats?
Speaker 10: Yeah, at the Werribee Historical Society and it's on like
Speaker 10: the Duncan's road side the phone box.
Speaker 6: You're so easy, Yeah, So easy. I'm there now Hello,
Speaker 6: And if you're in the sow Hyatt three hundred and
Speaker 6: ten High Road, there's a paying phone outside the library rio.
Speaker 7: Outside the IgA Express and Liquor on Jumping Creek Road
Speaker 7: in Wonga Park.
Speaker 6: All right now the number you need to call us,
Speaker 6: I forgot to give you that bit. It could be
Speaker 6: my supporting.
Speaker 1: Thing, Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 6: So right at the start of the show at the
Speaker 6: Games in Paris, another gold medal for the relay race
Speaker 6: for Patsy's right, the Golden girls in the pool four
Speaker 6: by two hundred meters. So we're doing the gold of
Speaker 6: on every time Team Australia wing gold. You win prizes
Speaker 6: thanks to Ian S and Bosh. Now when it's a
Speaker 6: team thing, there's four of them, so there are four
Speaker 6: prices and it's these Bosh vacuum cleaners. So we've just
Speaker 6: read out the location about nine minutes ago. Four separate
Speaker 6: payphones in the North, South, East and West. People are
Speaker 6: out them already.
Speaker 8: I'm at a pay bunge trying a cold gold. Had
Speaker 8: to bind coins to call the team hope they can.
Speaker 9: Pick up, so that i'd pick up one.
Speaker 8: Of four vacuum cleaners.
Speaker 6: Someone actually emailed me years ago and is real happy
Speaker 6: in his job. Because the man in that does not
Speaker 6: sound that he's living a field life.
Speaker 4: I am something.
Speaker 6: Do you I need to have a coffee with them
Speaker 6: next week?
Speaker 12: Are you happy?
Speaker 3: Because you don't care about rhyming anymore? Which used to
Speaker 3: be the bare minimum.
Speaker 6: He's actually phoning it in the payphone in the worst
Speaker 6: kind of phoning in. So the location is full of
Speaker 6: four golden payphones in the south High three hundred and
Speaker 6: ten Highat Road Jackie Boy in the north.
Speaker 3: In the north outside the Alphington post office on Huddleburg Road.
Speaker 6: Where the in brads are.
Speaker 10: Out west, sorry, yes, out west from the corner of
Speaker 10: Dungcan's Road and Martton Street.
Speaker 7: Rio out east sixty eight Jumping Creep Road, corner of
Speaker 7: Dudley Roadwonga Park.
Speaker 6: All right, let's speak to Andrew right now, find out
Speaker 6: where he is.
Speaker 4: Andrew, Good morning, Where are you?
Speaker 13: Yeah? I'm in high right all right?
Speaker 6: Andrew? So are you?
Speaker 4: Are you on the payphone at three hundred and ten
Speaker 4: High Roads?
Speaker 7: Now I'm watching the guard that's on the phone.
Speaker 6: So someone's making corner? Is it someone calling me? Let's
Speaker 6: find out who's online?
Speaker 11: Too is Yes, he'll call you there.
Speaker 6: All right, okay, Edward, let's go to Edward. Now, who's
Speaker 6: actually in the payphone? So Edward, hello Christian, you are
Speaker 6: the winner. Well done, Edward.
Speaker 4: Can you see Andrew?
Speaker 6: I can't say anyone. I'll yeah this commiserations. He's the
Speaker 6: runner up. You were the first one there. There's a
Speaker 6: queue out of the payphone in high.
Speaker 11: I'm get the phone phone box me by Christian o'donald beanie.
Speaker 6: On, gotcha Donald.
Speaker 4: I don't know who he is, but yeah, it's exciting scenes.
Speaker 6: They were heart this morning half Live. It's outside the
Speaker 6: library for the first time. I get the feeling. And Edward,
Speaker 6: well done, buddy. You've wont a brand new Bosh vacuum.
Speaker 6: Thank you, well done. Tough luck to Andrew. All right,
Speaker 6: so take that one off. Hyatt Road is done? Where
Speaker 6: do we go? Now? We go out west. We've got
Speaker 6: to wear a bee. Where we've got Sharon? Good morning,
Speaker 6: Good morning Sharon. Where about sorry you were that Duncan road?
Speaker 1: Yes, yep, sure a.
Speaker 6: Wown Patsy Sweeyors. You are local there, yep.
Speaker 14: There's no one here.
Speaker 15: There's no one Rand telling Mamsell.
Speaker 6: I swear for you jobs out there anything then Sharon,
Speaker 6: well done, you win a vacuum.
Speaker 4: Thank you, pleasure like.
Speaker 10: Fellow pants right here, Reese, are you in our fin turn.
Speaker 4: Sounds up the calling from cable from this payphos, isn't
Speaker 4: it that.
Speaker 6: Reese? You win a vacuum. Well done, Thank you very
Speaker 6: much for doing this. And then we finally we've got
Speaker 6: Onenga Park. Come on in Wnga Park, Judy.
Speaker 1: Hello, Hi, Hey, going.
Speaker 4: Well, Judy, you found the payphone.
Speaker 14: Hi, we're here.
Speaker 7: We're here here a lion of course, because the Wnger
Speaker 7: Park nowhere exactly.
Speaker 6: It's mainly greenery round there are just one Well, I'm
Speaker 6: did you come from home? That's about you and your.
Speaker 4: Pj's are nice.
Speaker 6: You're dressing gown. I did put some I did put
Speaker 6: something on.
Speaker 4: Well done.
Speaker 6: All right, well you've won a vacuum. The trip was
Speaker 6: worth it, thanks Judy, All right, take care, well done,
Speaker 6: Thank you.
Speaker 5: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian o'connall's show. Let's get into this week's double thumbs up.
Speaker 6: Every Friday, me, Jack and Pats, we go around the
Speaker 6: team where you share the things that we're enjoying at
Speaker 6: the moment. Patsy, what are you giving double thumbs up too?
Speaker 10: Make well something you will be enjoying, because I've been
Speaker 10: enjoying our friends at and CO. I spoke a few
Speaker 10: months ago about the car organizer and I have got
Speaker 10: you one.
Speaker 6: Oh my work, please and it's a mess in the
Speaker 6: back of mine.
Speaker 2: Will change your life. It is fantastic, Jack, if you've
Speaker 2: got one of these.
Speaker 3: But I got to fit the golf clubs in the
Speaker 3: back of the car.
Speaker 4: Fifth World problems so relatable.
Speaker 2: With the mill.
Speaker 6: Callaways so real.
Speaker 4: You're the most relatable on the radio.
Speaker 10: This is brilliant. It's only ten bucks and it is.
Speaker 10: It's so good. It's got velcro on the bottom of
Speaker 10: it of it so when you turn the corners it
Speaker 10: doesn't slide. You can use it for everything. Great for bottles.
Speaker 10: So that is yours.
Speaker 2: I'll bring it in.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, please open up the boot. The other
Speaker 6: day my seven yeeneral daughter went you living out of
Speaker 6: your car At the moment they're like a hobo's boot.
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Speaker 10: your podcasts.
Speaker 6: You're getting some lovely messages from you messages and.
Speaker 10: You know what happened yesterday, it was like getting a
Speaker 10: letter from the Queen. So this whole Senate inquiry into
Speaker 10: menopause was instigated by a Green senator and her office
Speaker 10: in Canberra contacted me yesterday. Oh, sure, talk about it,
Speaker 10: which I think is brilliant. She saw it on the
Speaker 10: project and has listened to the podcast loves it.
Speaker 2: So oh it's great.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Weeks you've had, Yeah, it's been just magical.
Speaker 6: So perhaps, wow, we we've created a pats It's a monster,
Speaker 6: perhaps for tyrant past. Wow we she will step on
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Speaker 6: this place. Rest assured. But honestly, Episode three out now
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Speaker 6: Jackie boy, what have you enjoyed this week other than
Speaker 6: working out and drinking water.
Speaker 3: I don't usually go true crime, but when I do,
Speaker 3: I go to Headley Thomas. Of course, he was the
Speaker 3: maker of the Teacher's Pet podcast, which I think is
Speaker 3: one of the biggest true crime podcasts in the country.
Speaker 4: And it's up with that VIC Police one that Peraps told.
Speaker 3: Us about, which is about crimes. It's about how they
Speaker 3: organized the back round.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's sort of the organized interesting No what just
Speaker 6: saying it's one of the second world, second biggest one.
Speaker 3: His new podcast is called Bronwen about another missing person's case,
Speaker 3: just like the Teacher's Pet, and I'm listening to that
Speaker 3: at the moment. He does a brilliant job as always.
Speaker 6: Yeah. A couple of things that I saw a movie
Speaker 6: over the weekend and actually came out last year. It's
Speaker 6: on Amazon Prime. It's called The Holdovers. It was Oscar nominated.
Speaker 6: It is a brilliant, brilliant, brilliant movie. It's just a proper,
Speaker 6: well told story. There's nothing flash about it. It's sent
Speaker 6: in the seventies. Paul Giamatti is in it. It's awesome.
Speaker 6: It's one of those coming of ages stories. It's set
Speaker 6: the seventies at a posh public school and six kids.
Speaker 6: Their parents of various reasons, can't be bothered to come
Speaker 6: and get them out over the Christmas break, so they
Speaker 6: have to stay at school with this grumpy teacher who
Speaker 6: has to stay and look after him.
Speaker 4: Dead's poet society. It's that kind of vibes.
Speaker 6: It's so good. The hold overs really really great. I
Speaker 6: can't recommend that enough. Even on Rotten Tomatoes is ninety
Speaker 6: seven percent, which is rare. It's so so good. And
Speaker 6: then the other thing is Dancing for the Devil. It's
Speaker 6: about the TikTok cult on.
Speaker 3: Watching and turn Chack Grim.
Speaker 6: It's unbelievable. It's an unbelievable story that's called Dancing the
Speaker 6: Devil that's on Netflix. And the biggest thing I've been
Speaker 6: really watching this week and you probably can taunt on
Speaker 6: the show. It's just to enjoy the games in Paris.
Speaker 6: I've been actually not watching any of the ninth coverage.
Speaker 6: I've gone with Stan. It's reassuringly car Stefanovi is free
Speaker 6: and it's every single event add free. You toggle around.
Speaker 6: There are so there are too many events and you
Speaker 6: can see them all on STAN. Cannot recommend it enough.
Speaker 1: Christian Connall's show Podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian O'Connell's show Kids these Days, What would they have
Speaker 6: no idea about?
Speaker 17: No idea? What it's like waiting for the top forty
Speaker 17: all week to come on to record your favorite song
Speaker 17: and then cursing the name of the DJ who talked
Speaker 17: through the start of your song.
Speaker 18: Kids these days would have no idea about a only
Speaker 18: having a bath once a week and then having to
Speaker 18: get in after your two brothers have already been in.
Speaker 19: Their Kids these days apparently don't know how to post
Speaker 19: the letter heading out somewhere. My fifth year old son
Speaker 19: and I I had a letter to post. I gave
Speaker 19: it to him and I said, quick, go go go,
Speaker 19: And he's just standing there. He said where.
Speaker 6: Yesterday we had some more that didn't make it to air.
Speaker 6: That Rya came in after the show. David had to
Speaker 6: explain what a warpman was to my nineteen year old
Speaker 6: employee at work, Wendy. Kids these days have no idea
Speaker 6: how to use a Meilways. Q who works on a
Speaker 6: show does all the videos. Actually, when we read this
Speaker 6: out early went, what's some Meilways? I mean the joy
Speaker 6: of getting somewhere you'd never been before, The sense of
Speaker 6: achievement in navigating all the streets, turning the pages over,
Speaker 6: emarking the beforehand where you had to go was wildly exciting.
Speaker 6: Su Having to dial an area code to call a
Speaker 6: different part of the state. Christian kid. These days, I
Speaker 6: know about rewinding a cassette with a pencil. Those were
Speaker 6: the days pushing a manual car to get a rolling start.
Speaker 6: Paying at the supermarket by check, Yeah, I remember that
Speaker 6: big old machine they used to go. Have to get
Speaker 6: out that slightly thing under the desk.
Speaker 3: When you pay, you write out of check to the cashier.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Then they used to you rememberhaps with that big
Speaker 6: sort of i's went about three keynotes, that big sort
Speaker 6: of brick they used to have to get out and
Speaker 6: then sort of take copies of the of the visa check.
Speaker 10: My parents still like to pay in check, but I can't.
Speaker 10: They've hit like a roadblock because now the banks won't
Speaker 10: issue them at all. So for older people who have
Speaker 10: like they always did business with check, so it's like, oh,
Speaker 10: what do we do now they can't pay by check.
Speaker 6: Used to be the way you would pay, like trade's
Speaker 6: and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Well, it just makes no sense to me because the
Speaker 3: check is the easiest thing. But you see old movies
Speaker 3: and they're like, oh, the check bounds, the check bounds.
Speaker 3: It's like yeah, because all you have to do is
Speaker 3: write on a piece of paper. How can anybody tell
Speaker 3: if you had money in that bank account on that.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Andrew. Good morning, Andrew Morning.
Speaker 20: Christian Morning Troopers. Kids these days would have no idea
Speaker 20: that yet to physically get out of your chair walk
Speaker 20: up to the television to change the channel.
Speaker 6: Yeah, normally sort of yelled at by your mum or
Speaker 6: dad who would just sitting there sort of static and
Speaker 6: expected you to sort of be their human assistant to
Speaker 6: go and do that. Yeah, you're right, Andrew, that's a
Speaker 6: great well, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Shecall this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian O'Connell's show. Kids these days, what would they have
Speaker 6: no idea about? Kid to do?
Speaker 17: I have absolutely no idea what it's like waiting for
Speaker 17: the Top forty all week to come on to record
Speaker 17: your favorite song and then cursing the name of the
Speaker 17: DJ who talked through the start of your song.
Speaker 18: Kids these days would have no idea about a only
Speaker 18: having a bath once a week and then having to
Speaker 18: get in after your two brothers have already been in their.
Speaker 19: Kids these days apparently don't know how to post the
Speaker 19: letter heading out somewhere. My fifteen year old son and
Speaker 19: I I had a letter to post. I gave it
Speaker 19: to him and I said, quick, go go go, And
Speaker 19: he's just standing there he said.
Speaker 6: Where Yesterday we had some more that didn't make it
Speaker 6: to air that came in after the show. David had
Speaker 6: to explain what a warpman was to my nineteen year
Speaker 6: old employee at work, Wendy. Kids these days have no
Speaker 6: idea how to use a meilwase Q who works on
Speaker 6: a show does all the videos. Actually, so when we
Speaker 6: read this out earlier, when what's some meilways, I mean
Speaker 6: the joy of getting somewhere you'd never been before, the
Speaker 6: sense of achievement in navigating all the streets, turning the
Speaker 6: pages over, emarking them beforehand where you had to go
Speaker 6: was wild, wildly exciting. So having to dial an area
Speaker 6: code to call a different part of the state. Christian
Speaker 6: kid these days, I know about rewinding a cassette with
Speaker 6: a pencil. Those were the days pushing a manual car
Speaker 6: to get a rolling start. Paying at the supermarket by check. Yeah,
Speaker 6: I remember that big old machine they used to go.
Speaker 6: Have to get out that slightly thing under the desk
Speaker 6: when you pay.
Speaker 3: Right out of check to the cashier.
Speaker 6: Yeah, then they used to you remember phapsing that big
Speaker 6: sort of supposed to went about three knots, that big
Speaker 6: sort of brick they used to have to get out
Speaker 6: and then sort of take copies of the of the
Speaker 6: the visa check.
Speaker 10: My parents still like to pay in check, but I
Speaker 10: didn't know they've hit like a roadblock because now the
Speaker 10: banks won't issue them at all. So for older people
Speaker 10: who have like, they always did business with check, so
Speaker 10: it's like, oh, what do we do now they can't
Speaker 10: pay by check.
Speaker 4: Used to be the way you would pay, like trade's.
Speaker 6: And stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Well, it just makes no sense to me because the
Speaker 3: check is the easiest thing. But you see old movies
Speaker 3: and they're like, oh, the check bounds, the check bounds.
Speaker 3: It's like yeah, because all you have to do is
Speaker 3: write on a piece of paper. How can anybody tell
Speaker 3: if you had money in that bank account on it.
Speaker 6: Let's go to Andrew, Good morning, Andrew Morning, Christian Morning Troopers.
Speaker 20: Kids these days would have no idea that yet to
Speaker 20: physically get out of your chair walk up to the
Speaker 20: television to change the channel.
Speaker 6: Yeah, normally sort of yelled at by your mum or dad,
Speaker 6: who would just sit there sort of static and expected
Speaker 6: you to sort of be their human assistant to go
Speaker 6: and do that. Yeah, you're right, Andrew. That's a great one.
Speaker 6: Thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Chicall the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Good Morning, It's a Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 6: Kids these days what they have no idea about? Good
Speaker 6: Morning Simon having your friend's mom answer the landline and
Speaker 6: then asking her if you make can come out and
Speaker 6: play today? Those were the days. I just to love that,
Speaker 6: just Toby there is all people are answering their phone
Speaker 6: by saying their phone number. My farmer brother in law
Speaker 6: still does that with his landline. And then this is
Speaker 6: a farming thing. Hello, he's seven eighty six for a nine.
Speaker 6: Sometimes I've called him right just to hear it, even
Speaker 6: though it's from Australia and I won't speak and leave
Speaker 6: me gig go Christian, he's seven eighty six or nine.
Speaker 6: Who's who's calling the farm? Is it a probably missing cow?
Speaker 6: Manually tuning the TV channels. Yeah, when you got a
Speaker 6: new TV you have used toff that you ain't cheerful
Speaker 6: one it. You have to actually tune in the TV network. God,
Speaker 6: that's Carl Stephanope's quick on.
Speaker 3: Tuned, and even this step up from that was the
Speaker 3: automatic tune of which still meant you had to sit
Speaker 3: there while it did it itself for about twenty minutes
Speaker 3: until you had all the channels.
Speaker 6: Now you just gotta log into all these nine thousand
Speaker 6: streaming channels you have. Sure. My mom and dad, I
Speaker 6: don't know if anyone out there. They used to have
Speaker 6: this doily that they would drape over the video record
Speaker 6: a clock so that a burglar strolling by wouldn't see
Speaker 6: the glare. And now hang on him minute, someone's got
Speaker 6: a VHS in there. Did anyone else do that?
Speaker 4: That's I love that one.
Speaker 3: I remember when our family got their first flat screen
Speaker 3: TV and Mum didn't want to put the cardboard box
Speaker 3: out in recycling in case people saw that.
Speaker 4: We had take it.
Speaker 6: Straight to the tip. Make sure not all follows you
Speaker 6: having having to come off of the internet when your
Speaker 6: parents wanted to make a phone call in the evening,
Speaker 6: winding down the windows of the car if it was
Speaker 6: too hot in the car. The joy of the stress
Speaker 6: of trying to press play and record at the same time.
Speaker 6: You know, it was a workout to record something back
Speaker 6: in the day five and a quarter inch floppy discs
Speaker 6: or the multiple discs to play a single computing Not
Speaker 6: knowing if any of the twenty four slash thirty six
Speaker 6: photos you took on holiday would turn out any good,
Speaker 6: you had to actually send them away to somebody, to
Speaker 6: the developers, often weeks and months until after you said photos,
Speaker 6: and then wait to see if they were all red
Speaker 6: eye or blurry, or.
Speaker 4: If there was a finger over twenty four.
Speaker 6: Yeah, let's get a Karen here. Good morning, Karen, good morning,
Speaker 6: how are you all? We're good to welcome to show Karen,
Speaker 6: So kids these days, what would they have no idea about?
Speaker 13: Okay, young kids off today do not know how to
Speaker 13: hold a phone handset to their ear. I work at
Speaker 13: a junior school and when they need to speak to
Speaker 13: their parents or the parents want to speak to them
Speaker 13: due to certain reason, they look at it and go
Speaker 13: what do I do with it? They jangle it. They
Speaker 13: don't know, have any idea.
Speaker 6: No, you must be so strange the old.
Speaker 13: Mobile technology.
Speaker 6: Yes, yeah, they are, yes, analog in a dior Yeah, Karen,
Speaker 6: thank you very much.
Speaker 4: You cool.
Speaker 5: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian O'Connell's show on Gold, Come on into Sarah. Christian
Speaker 6: kids these days would have had no idea about going
Speaker 6: to the local library to look up information in an
Speaker 6: encyclopedia in order to complete every single school project, unless,
Speaker 6: of course, they're rich enough to own an entire settlement
Speaker 6: of encyclopedias at home.
Speaker 4: That's what it's so true.
Speaker 6: You always had to go to the local library, use
Speaker 6: that microfiche thing to find the relevant source materials and
Speaker 6: quote them all. It used to take hours to do
Speaker 6: a school project.
Speaker 3: Oh, we had my age, we had the original Encyclopedia
Speaker 3: Britannica on CD ROMs.
Speaker 6: Did you ever see.
Speaker 4: Oh, what was it?
Speaker 6: Was it en Carter or that is a word I've
Speaker 6: said out loud in over thirty years. If you said
Speaker 6: en Carter to a kid now they'd go, what that
Speaker 6: was it? CD ROMs were like they were the thing
Speaker 6: for what weren't they? It was? This is high tech.
Speaker 6: Christian kids these days have no idea about You used
Speaker 6: to have put a shilling in the gas and electricity
Speaker 6: meters for them to work. We also had to rent
Speaker 6: a TV where you had to put two bob in
Speaker 6: the slot for it to work, and sometimes you get
Speaker 6: near the end of the movie, it would cut out.
Speaker 6: My parents would be running around looking for some sense
Speaker 6: to put in the.
Speaker 3: You had to put coins into this.
Speaker 6: Before my time, I didn't know about.
Speaker 2: This expression era. Maybe in the thirties.
Speaker 3: What but you bought your own Like who's who's.
Speaker 6: With the money?
Speaker 2: I don't know, you know they had someone.
Speaker 6: Who's my favorite one? Right, I'm going to read this out.
Speaker 6: This This is the sort of thing we'd hear from
Speaker 6: Patsy kids. These kids, kids these days would have no
Speaker 6: idea of milking a cow by hand. That's true. That
Speaker 6: is one hundred Patsy is it true?
Speaker 11: But I don't because I'm not the son of a farmer.
Speaker 2: It was very laborers to take ages to milk.
Speaker 6: Milk and cows.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have had milk care else, of course I have.
Speaker 6: Did she help come?
Speaker 10: Because I had rallies on the farm and my aunt's
Speaker 10: and uncles used when I stayed.
Speaker 4: With So yesterday she was chopping wood.
Speaker 6: You remember then it was swimming in the creek to
Speaker 6: get to school, and now you're milking cows. Quite the childhood.
Speaker 5: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian O'Connell show. Christian kids today wouldn't know that when
Speaker 6: you went to the city, you had to pay to
Speaker 6: use the toilet. I want to shut the door on one.
Speaker 6: My mom had to pay ten cents to get me out.
Speaker 6: She was mad, Mary Anne, thank.
Speaker 4: You all right.
Speaker 6: Time to find out what this morning's Naked Hours. This
Speaker 6: is where the last other show from eight o'clock you
Speaker 6: pick all the songs, we give you the theme. We
Speaker 6: call it the Naked Hour.
Speaker 3: Oh Christian, We've got no songs for the whole hour on.
Speaker 21: N nick nick nick nag Naked Hour, Naked Hour, Oh
Speaker 21: Naked Hour, and then good Hour.
Speaker 6: This morning's theme of the Naked Hour, then when we
Speaker 6: can feel songs with come or Go in the title
Speaker 6: on nine four one four one sorry nine four one
Speaker 6: four one o four three come or Go in the
Speaker 6: title Patsy, what are you going for?
Speaker 10: Things that make you go than tune, good sums, any
Speaker 10: pop up facts? Little one best song in the history
Speaker 10: of the hot one hundred apparently with in the title
Speaker 10: there were two others.
Speaker 2: Can you guess what?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: Well done? And by handsome?
Speaker 6: Best facts you've had to share? Yeah, yeah, aim for
Speaker 6: the smaller ones, pass for sane, San Jackie Boy, then
Speaker 6: Come or Go in the title.
Speaker 3: When I was in high school, I watched another student
Speaker 3: play when I Come Around by Green Day on the
Speaker 3: acoustic guitar, and my memory is that everybody flocked and
Speaker 3: gravitated towards him, and in that moment, I thought, I'm
Speaker 3: going to play the acoustic guitar changed my life.
Speaker 4: A legend is born.
Speaker 6: Good tune as well, all right? So nine four four,
Speaker 6: one four three songs with Come or Go in the
Speaker 6: title eight years ago, I didn't know what to do
Speaker 6: with my life and it's in a dark spot. Yeah,
Speaker 6: And it was in the cars driving around, Christian, what
Speaker 6: are you going to do with your life? You're in
Speaker 6: your mid forties. Suddenly a song came on the radio
Speaker 6: and I thought to myself, why did I make my
Speaker 6: family streams come true and move till Stranger?
Speaker 3: It was this song.
Speaker 6: So just suddenly, suddenly the clouds parted, there was sunshine,
Speaker 6: and it was Austraded calling me.
Speaker 3: I can't remember that from the autobot.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, they said, this story is too powerful, Christian,
Speaker 6: your blowhearts and minds. It's actually irresponse. Leave that one out.
Speaker 6: It's simply too big. Two Personal to go there all right?
Speaker 6: Songs with Cup.
Speaker 5: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian O'Connell's show. Every Friday. On the show we call
Speaker 6: the Naked Hour. You pick the songs. We give you
Speaker 6: a theme today. In the song title, must have the
Speaker 6: word come or go nine four one four one oh
Speaker 6: four three before we go to the line. Some of
Speaker 6: the songs that you're suggesting on the text today Shoot
Speaker 6: Shoot Stay. Also brilliant song by the Beatles and then
Speaker 6: You're Never far away from Mary and good old any
Speaker 6: Cravitz on this station. Some of you might not be
Speaker 6: familiar with this one. This is a great tune. A
Speaker 6: couple of you have recommended this one by Republica Ready
Speaker 6: to Go. I'm not sure about this one, Derek said, Christian,
Speaker 6: do you think you'll get this over the line? Welcome
Speaker 6: to the Jungle, Come and Go in the title opens
Speaker 6: the door for a whole lover and welcomes destination. Sorry
Speaker 6: nice try though, please don't go by Casey in the
Speaker 6: Sunshine Band. It's like sad as well. Nothing is sad
Speaker 6: on Friday, Beast guys, give it up, Beat up be Fridays. Marie,
Speaker 6: all right.
Speaker 20: Marie I'm losing my voice.
Speaker 6: What's what's happened? You're not well?
Speaker 13: No, I have same sick but I'm just getting my
Speaker 13: voice back there.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, poor thing.
Speaker 4: All right, So what song can we play?
Speaker 20: You go your own way?
Speaker 6: Listen rest a larynx, just whisper it. But a great song?
Speaker 6: Do you reckon? This is the greatest breakup song ever?
Speaker 6: I think this is a brilliant song. All right, Marie,
Speaker 6: thank you very much. So your song suggestion has got
Speaker 6: a Craig now handly it's sets in my phone, syste
Speaker 6: he's calling from Australia, Craig, Good morning, Craig.
Speaker 3: Maybe he's not calling from the.
Speaker 6: Game again, are we Craig? Oh look, yeah, you wants
Speaker 6: to hear this song from the sixties. I think he's
Speaker 6: calling from the sixties, Eddie Cochran, Come on, everybody. I
Speaker 6: think Craig was just calling from the road of disco
Speaker 6: from the sixties. This is a good show. I didn't
Speaker 6: even know we had this in the system. Ever been played.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Peter.
Speaker 6: Good morning, Peter, Morning Christian and Patsy Injeck.
Speaker 19: You gotta play Come as you are boy.
Speaker 6: Peter is a grunge fan.
Speaker 3: It's not really upbeat Friday.
Speaker 6: It's not. Thank you, Peter.
Speaker 4: Kayla, good morning, welcome to the show.
Speaker 20: Morning.
Speaker 6: All right, now, Kayla, what is a big upbeat Friday song?
Speaker 6: We've got to play with Come We'll go in the.
Speaker 14: Title, You've got to play come and get your love.
Speaker 6: You've got a good voice, red Bone. Should we start
Speaker 6: out with this? Which movie did they? Guardians of the Galaxy?
Speaker 6: I think, yeah, that's it, Kayla, you got my back. Kayla,
Speaker 6: thank you very much. Let's go to Fifi. Fiona, good morning.
Speaker 14: Good morning everyone, Happy Friday. So my song choice for
Speaker 14: today is come on Field and Nowise by Slaves and
Speaker 14: I think it was a cover for Quiet Riot was Yeah?
Speaker 6: Is it great? Friday's so many great ones, keep them going.
Speaker 5: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: You'll control the music with the Naked out this week.
Speaker 6: Got to have songs with come or go in the title.
Speaker 6: Already you've suggested and Brilliant wants to see that. There's
Speaker 6: a few more we got here. Rachel, Good morning, Good
Speaker 6: morning everyone, morning Rachel, and have you having a good
Speaker 6: week thanks to call on the show.
Speaker 13: My pleasure. My song for today is go where.
Speaker 6: You can fit. Its Friday. If we were doing this
Speaker 6: on Monday, no one's singing the songs. Going to go west,
Speaker 6: Christian my passion.
Speaker 3: We never asked anyone for him.
Speaker 6: Carry on you to day on the lights?
Speaker 4: All right, Rachel, thank you very much. Let's go to Sally.
Speaker 6: Morning, Sally Morning, Gosh, morning, Sally. What do you want
Speaker 6: us to play?
Speaker 14: I would love for you to play wake me up
Speaker 14: before you go.
Speaker 6: Okay, now we're on the street. We got the everyone's
Speaker 6: got to keep it on. Get ready when I come
Speaker 6: to you Dylan in a minute to start singing. Maybe
Speaker 6: every Friday, to come on here. You've got to sing
Speaker 6: the song. Thank you very much, Sally.
Speaker 19: Dylan, only Christian, How are you?
Speaker 6: I'm good? Dinner now dinner? What song do you want
Speaker 6: us to play?
Speaker 22: Look?
Speaker 4: Come good man Matchbox twenty.
Speaker 6: I haven't heard this. It's a great song, Dying. I
Speaker 6: like your version remixed Dinning's version. Dennan have a lovely
Speaker 6: weekend thanks to colling Mate. This is a great one.
Speaker 6: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast, It's the Christian O'Connell Show. Yesterday,
Speaker 6: Pasty was sharing a sad story about a beloved family
Speaker 6: member's family heirloom that was handed to Patsy a chopping.
Speaker 2: Board, Yes, nearly one hundred year old.
Speaker 3: Chopping Why is it so small?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know why. It's a.
Speaker 6: Tiny little portions about, but.
Speaker 10: Has seen many a stew and many a from her
Speaker 10: garden chopped on that. I can feel the spirit of
Speaker 10: great Aunt.
Speaker 3: Long half a carrot at a time on this tiny
Speaker 3: But I love it.
Speaker 10: It's just a perfect size. I don't anything too big.
Speaker 10: It's just great because you can wash it quickly, and
Speaker 10: it's just.
Speaker 4: Very quickly, a trickle of water it is done.
Speaker 3: But then why are you putting it in the dish washing?
Speaker 3: That's the reason it broken.
Speaker 2: I think it accidentally went in there. Let's not go.
Speaker 6: That's not that's not okay. So which family, beloved family
Speaker 6: member was this?
Speaker 10: This is on mom's side, yeah, great aunt Lotti, Yeah,
Speaker 10: great Aunt Lotty.
Speaker 4: So, and the person you trust to repair this.
Speaker 2: Is wait for it, Jack, Well, it's kind of destined
Speaker 2: for the being.
Speaker 3: No trust me this stuff I've got.
Speaker 6: I got a message yesterday from a professional restorer, and
Speaker 6: I just presume where you go with that guy? I
Speaker 6: was like, no, no, no, Jack will be fine. I'm like Okay,
Speaker 6: this is a pro though. It does this for an actual.
Speaker 3: Living I got this glue to glue in a piece
Speaker 3: of my piano that had come out, and I tell
Speaker 3: you the the hole that it has is incredible. You'll
Speaker 3: pull all day on that piece that I glued in
Speaker 3: and you'll never come out.
Speaker 10: We'll get it right then, because once it's glued. If
Speaker 10: it's not glued right, you.
Speaker 6: Like gloves or anything that you got. What it is
Speaker 6: that gorilla group called Gorilla Grip, We can't even say
Speaker 6: Gorilla grip.
Speaker 3: Incredibly strong bonds metal, glass, fabric, wood, ceramic, leather, paper, plastic,
Speaker 3: and more.
Speaker 6: Now rest assured, dear listen, this has been recorded right now.
Speaker 6: Cue close up on his iPhone. Other radio shows have
Speaker 6: these amazing four K cameras. We've got a queue with
Speaker 6: his iPhone out watching Jack's repair shot.
Speaker 3: Okay, now, the problem is last time I used it,
Speaker 3: I probably didn't apply the cap on.
Speaker 6: Proper, A little need in the top nozzle bit.
Speaker 2: But proceeded.
Speaker 3: You just have to squeeze it out.
Speaker 2: Sorry, there's a bit of carrot on the side.
Speaker 6: Of it as well. Not that this piece needs any energy
Speaker 6: underneath it, but it needs I think was actually zoned
Speaker 6: out from him. I forgot it was live on the
Speaker 6: radio and it was Jack's repair shop. It's like, well, yeah,
Speaker 6: you can't actually this radio it is all about pace
Speaker 6: man pace.
Speaker 3: Okay, So you have.
Speaker 2: Like pegs to hold it together, though, like, how's it going?
Speaker 3: You could you if you were doing it, probably you
Speaker 3: would get lot You could get clams to hold it
Speaker 3: in place. But it says on the packaging permanent bond
Speaker 3: holds in just seconds, So I can literally Now I've
Speaker 3: got two sides of the cutting board.
Speaker 6: With the listeners. You're still with the.
Speaker 3: Squished them together and.
Speaker 4: Around in mere.
Speaker 6: Just one make it level the spirit level.
Speaker 2: Now it's going to stick to the pad.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, it's good. Okay, Now talk amongst
Speaker 3: yourself and.
Speaker 6: All right, So we're looking for your stories about sentimental breakages.
Speaker 6: If you've ever been in the awful situation of breaking
Speaker 6: something that is actually a real sentimental value to somebody else,
Speaker 6: it is the worst thing in the world. You actually
Speaker 6: can't apologize enough because it really means so much to
Speaker 6: them rio you did this.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I've got a bit. This is a vibe kill
Speaker 7: of a story. I will preface it with.
Speaker 6: I don't worry. So tacked on the back of a
Speaker 6: vibe a bit right now, so it's double Vibe Kill Friday.
Speaker 3: It's still literally my hands are sweaty. You remembering it.
Speaker 7: When I was about eight years old. I remember Mum
Speaker 7: had this old plate that she got handed down from
Speaker 7: her mum who's not with us anymore, and it sat
Speaker 7: on top of like just this little bench near the
Speaker 7: kitchen table, was always there, and I knocked it over once,
Speaker 7: right in front of Mum, and I could see her
Speaker 7: just face shattered like shatter.
Speaker 3: How many pieces?
Speaker 7: Oh, like no, it's like a very fine china, like
Speaker 7: its shattered into.
Speaker 3: One hundred different pieces.
Speaker 7: And I started crying because I'll tell you, I knew
Speaker 7: how much it meant to her, and I could see
Speaker 7: Mom devastated, but also like trying to protect me.
Speaker 3: I still remember the words she said. She said, it's
Speaker 3: all right, darling, it's it's just stuff.
Speaker 7: It's just stuff.
Speaker 3: And it stuck with I still.
Speaker 7: I still remember it because she was just trying to
Speaker 7: fight through her so upset about it, but just trying
Speaker 7: to like make me.
Speaker 6: Glue back together a broken art.
Speaker 3: You can't come.
Speaker 6: Guys, I just can't. Some things don't.
Speaker 4: Mend that is a buzz Wait, we're asking for a
Speaker 4: load more.
Speaker 6: Forty minutes ago, I was yelling at this, says, don't
Speaker 6: pick any dull songs, keep it light. On a Friday,
Speaker 6: doing anything called sentimental breakages.
Speaker 4: We have not once more thought this through?
Speaker 6: Was this?
Speaker 7: Or have you been pooed on?
Speaker 6: How? I had that one long to loaded? All right?
Speaker 6: Two weeks ago? This on Friday? Then sent a mental breakages?
Speaker 6: And what pooped on you? Jack Live from Jack's Repair Shop.
Speaker 6: He's just woken up.
Speaker 3: Okay, So I've got the chopping board glued back together.
Speaker 3: Gorilla grip says it's holding seconds, so I should be
Speaker 3: able to lift up one side and the other side
Speaker 3: stays intact.
Speaker 6: That's not how I That is a mama's that glue.
Speaker 6: It's gorilla glue. Whatsoever? My word, oh, my word? The spirting?
Speaker 3: Sorry haunt you.
Speaker 6: No, we won't.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian o'conls Show.
Speaker 6: Podcast Christian O'Connell's show News. We're going back for a
Speaker 6: second goal of Jack's repression. We learned nothing, We learn nothing.
Speaker 6: That's the show mot so put it in Latin. It's
Speaker 6: not c We learn nothing. Redbone, Get Your Love. Eighteen
Speaker 6: minutes past eight, Christian O'Connell saw on God, we've now
Speaker 6: involved the engineering department. Here one of the engineers coming
Speaker 6: with a G clamp for Jack's second go at Jack's
Speaker 6: repair shop to repair this beloved family member's broken shopping board.
Speaker 6: The pats he's brought into Jack's repair shop.
Speaker 3: Now this piece of equipment they bought it looks.
Speaker 6: Say, where did he get that? From?
Speaker 4: The Great Ball War?
Speaker 1: What is that.
Speaker 13: Cap?
Speaker 6: What would they ever be used?
Speaker 7: In?
Speaker 6: The radio station? Represented nuts in at the tiny gum?
Speaker 6: So the boss does how he does a bad link?
Speaker 6: What get it? On Antiques Road Show? This is from
Speaker 6: the Turn of the Louis the fourth. It's rain.
Speaker 3: Even though it's heavy and ancient, I still don't think
Speaker 3: it's going to be big enough. No, it's not going
Speaker 3: to be big enough.
Speaker 6: No, we need a bigger G clamp, bigger G clamp. Guys.
Speaker 6: All right then, So today sentimental breakages and what pooped
Speaker 6: on you? Nine one four three Life is a paradox.
Speaker 15: Andrew yeses, Good morning, Christian, Jack and Power. How are
Speaker 15: you doing?
Speaker 6: I'm good, Andrew?
Speaker 4: So, sentiment mental breakage is what happened.
Speaker 15: When my wife and I first got married. We hadn't
Speaker 15: lived together before. So we were loading all the furniture
Speaker 15: up into the trailer, and I thought her father. I
Speaker 15: thought her father had tied it all down. He thought
Speaker 15: I'd tied it down. Driving along in her childhood bed.
Speaker 15: Came flying out the back of the trailer onto the
Speaker 15: road and got run over by a truck. And eighteen
Speaker 15: and a half years later, I still get reminded of.
Speaker 16: It, running over your childhood, he said, rough stories to hear,
Speaker 16: aren't they They are don't belong on a Friday fight.
Speaker 3: You quit go to a poop one just a balance And.
Speaker 6: Now I don't worry. We have a PERI pelican online too.
Speaker 6: Good morning, KnowI?
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, good morning Christin.
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 6: God?
Speaker 4: I'm so good, very excited. What pooped on you?
Speaker 22: It wasn't me.
Speaker 23: I saw this poor man get pooed on pelican.
Speaker 6: What a great thing to witness, though right it was.
Speaker 22: I have to say.
Speaker 23: I was looking at this pelican sitting on a lamp post, thinking,
Speaker 23: imagine getting pood on by a pelican. And I looked
Speaker 23: down and this man and his wife had just come
Speaker 23: out to go for a walk on the pier got
Speaker 23: him dead in the center and he kind of looked
Speaker 23: around like what was that? And then he looked up
Speaker 23: and saw this pelican and turned.
Speaker 6: What are the odds you were thinking it? And then
Speaker 6: it happened.
Speaker 1: Where was this?
Speaker 23: This was down and Aiden in New South Wales, just
Speaker 23: off the pier there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, awesome, Tomi, thank you very much. Do we want
Speaker 6: any more these?
Speaker 3: I mean, keep it open, keep it open.
Speaker 6: Okay, So what about the sentimental work? Yeah, keep it up,
Speaker 6: keep everything.
Speaker 3: They work well together.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 1: Christian connall's show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian o'connall's show, Christian, my sister, my husband, I sound
Speaker 6: for walking along, Tad and Foreshaw. When a Pelican flying
Speaker 6: towards us lost its load. God, that's not the phoney.
Speaker 6: That's Monday, always said the beast on Monday. We were
Speaker 6: Taradam foreshow. When a Panican flying towards us losty this
Speaker 6: low the dirty swine and splattered across my husband and
Speaker 6: my shoulders. My sisters in fits as she thought that
Speaker 6: the Panican was actually watching us and appeared to smile
Speaker 6: as he did. Tracy, Uh, we got here, Laura, Laura,
Speaker 6: what pooped on you?
Speaker 4: Friend?
Speaker 22: At the time, it was when you had to pop
Speaker 22: out sun rouse in the car. Yeah, and we pulled
Speaker 22: up at the lights. A cattle truck pulled up beside
Speaker 22: us that was a lot higher than our vehicle and proceeded.
Speaker 22: The cattle proceeded to poo all over my boyfriend at
Speaker 22: the time.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, so it went out of the the
Speaker 6: cattle truck got it.
Speaker 22: Yeah, they're very high, the cattle truck. So it's right
Speaker 22: next to us at the lights. The cattle cattle are
Speaker 22: a lot higher than us, straight through the sun rote.
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, what because that is a pelly old
Speaker 6: money shop. Why, I mean, you must have exposted.
Speaker 4: You must have just started laughing.
Speaker 22: Yes, everyone at the lights, because I was screaming.
Speaker 6: Shame of it.
Speaker 22: If you're hearing though, somehow I missed it, missed me
Speaker 22: got all over him and the car inside outside, and
Speaker 22: every everyone at the lights saw it.
Speaker 6: It was And what happened to the relationship? Did you
Speaker 6: ever see him in quite the same way?
Speaker 22: We've been married like thirty one years.
Speaker 6: Oh wow, if you get through that, we go through that.
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Speaker 6: be aware, always of pain. Do we need to tell you?
Speaker 4: Apparently we do, all right. We're looking for your painful bands.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 4: Who's on stage at Painfest?
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Speaker 3: Do we reward crush?
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Speaker 5: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 6: Christian O'Connell's show. None of you have asked, but we're
Speaker 6: going to tell you anyway. How that chopping board has
Speaker 6: it stuck together by no public interest but doesn't matter
Speaker 6: but my interest exactly. We're interested. Patsy, Yeah, has it
Speaker 6: stuck together? The moment of truth with Jack's repair shop.
Speaker 3: This is Patty's great Auntie Lotties chopping board. I'm had
Speaker 3: to hold only one side to see if the other
Speaker 3: side is holding. Oh my god.
Speaker 6: To actually a very good seamless job.
Speaker 2: She lives to find another day.
Speaker 3: If you look closely, some of the glue has come
Speaker 3: to the top of the chopping.
Speaker 6: Well not exactly character Well, hang on a minute, he's repaired.
Speaker 6: He's an amateur repairs the game.
Speaker 2: When I do my Julienne carrots.
Speaker 6: Well, I've seeing some of your cook and I've tasted it.
Speaker 6: Poisons coming one way or the other from the glue
Speaker 6: is probably a merciful one.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's just a decorative piece now, not something that
Speaker 3: you actually used to chop on.
Speaker 2: Well, I do appreciate your efforts. Thank you.
Speaker 6: All right, let's go to Rio. Now.
Speaker 7: If you'd like a dishwasher.
Speaker 13: Or a washing.
Speaker 12: Machine, then get behind Australia.
Speaker 4: She for the gold and the green.
Speaker 12: Because it could be in the dry, the lawn, trampolinea
Speaker 12: or taekwondo gold mentals meaning prizes On Christian ol'connell's.
Speaker 6: Show, how back when he cares the good the good
Speaker 6: times before he was payphoning it in? All right, Rio
Speaker 6: our games corresponded, Then what is happening over the weekend?
Speaker 6: Our metal is gonna come my way?
Speaker 18: What?
Speaker 6: By the way, what an amazing first week for Team Australia.
Speaker 6: All the goals coming from the women as well. It's incredible.
Speaker 6: Jess Fox, what an inspiration she is, her family, the sister,
Speaker 6: the mum and dad just joyous.
Speaker 3: Do you have a favor over the weekend and watch
Speaker 3: I saw on YouTube on Wilde Wall of Sports. They've
Speaker 3: got the footage of hers in the canoe yesterday with
Speaker 3: her dad commentating, and you can see his vision as well.
Speaker 3: He's stoic, isn't he, Richard, Well, he's trying through his voice.
Speaker 3: He's trying to stay stoic and professional as the commentator
Speaker 3: of the event, but his body has got this energy
Speaker 3: and excitement about him. And then he turns to the
Speaker 3: other commentator at the end of it, he goes, let's
Speaker 3: have a hug.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's such a lovely moment, and as our mum
Speaker 6: is sort of tracking alongside her doing it as well,
Speaker 6: collides with one of the officials. She's just incredible. And
Speaker 6: all the women that have been competing this week, it's amazing.
Speaker 6: So over the weekend, it's still in the pool, isn't
Speaker 6: it rio, And then obviously we're off to the track.
Speaker 7: That's why it's such a big weekend because we've got
Speaker 7: the pool ending and there's a ton of medals because
Speaker 7: all the heats, everything's been building up to this big weekend.
Speaker 7: Then you've got the athletics starting as well, so it's
Speaker 7: a double mega super weekend.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, double mega sibween. Last weekend we were
Speaker 6: heading into bonanza Monday on Mad Medal Monday.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be massive.
Speaker 7: So if we start, actually, I might start with Sayah Sakabara,
Speaker 7: who's You're gonna see a lot for the BMX. She's
Speaker 7: popping up a lot on the TV. But you wouldn't
Speaker 7: have heard about her at all. Last Tokyo Olympics, she
Speaker 7: went in his favorite, her and her brother. Just before
Speaker 7: the games, she had her brother sorry, had a really
Speaker 7: really bad accident. It was actually in a coma for
Speaker 7: two months. Just before he competed, just before she competed.
Speaker 7: They were both Red Hot favorites. She was leading in Tokyo.
Speaker 7: She went to I think it's to the semifinals, and
Speaker 7: she also had a horrific frame. She had to get
Speaker 7: stretched off in front of her friends and family. It
Speaker 7: was it was heart wrenching, absolutely heart wrenching. She almost retired.
Speaker 3: She's back.
Speaker 6: She heats over together again with a clamp that we
Speaker 6: had the glue. What a story.
Speaker 3: But she smashed her heats this morning. She's been She's
Speaker 3: in Red hot form.
Speaker 4: It will be a great sport to watch as well.
Speaker 7: I think it's brilliant, it's awesome, So please get behind her.
Speaker 7: It will be the story of the Games.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well it comeback.
Speaker 3: Then We've got Kaylee McEwen in the pool.
Speaker 7: She's swimming for immortality.
Speaker 6: Wow, that's a race you want to win, right, We're.
Speaker 3: Only giving away a washing machine, but.
Speaker 6: Us immortality, the immortality immortality money.
Speaker 4: So French.
Speaker 3: Also the bus gaveway times at the moment. Maybe immortality
Speaker 3: is the next Gold Daytime prize.
Speaker 6: I said, you're doing a great job hoping up the Games,
Speaker 6: but now we're talking about ascension. Ascension.
Speaker 7: Monday, she won the one hundred and two hundred backstroke
Speaker 7: in Tokyo. She's now won three individual gold medals. If
Speaker 7: she wins the two hundred backstroke, she will be the
Speaker 7: first Australian in the history of the Games to win
Speaker 7: four individual gold medals. She'll also be the first person,
Speaker 7: a male or female, in over twenty or thirty years
Speaker 7: to defend thee hundred and two hundred backstroke.
Speaker 6: Also, so, who holds the most individual goals? I think
Speaker 6: that Jess Fox is now just Eclipse Thorpy.
Speaker 3: Equal with three, I believe.
Speaker 6: But he's just won a gold medal for his commentary
Speaker 6: work this week.
Speaker 7: Yes, so if Jess Fox also has her canoeing later
Speaker 7: on she could also join Kaylen McEwen.
Speaker 6: What great weekend.
Speaker 7: So it's going to be massive. There's a ton of
Speaker 7: medals in the pool. We've got the relays which we'll
Speaker 7: win some.
Speaker 4: I'm predicting immortality on Monday.
Speaker 7: Immortality and by immortality we mean three dishwashers or washing machines.
Speaker 6: So three golds over the weekend plus a.
Speaker 7: Relay, so that's four vacuums.
Speaker 6: Wow, it's going to be another mad Men on Monday.
Speaker 6: Watch it over the weekend. It's on Channel nine. But
Speaker 6: I cannot recommend Stand enough cast Evan fish Free, add
Speaker 6: free every single event. You feel like some mad controller.
Speaker 6: You can you literally you turn on and they tell
Speaker 6: you what events, what a games are live and there's
Speaker 6: about fifteen different ones and you can flick around. It's
Speaker 6: a great watch. It's all wait for you on Stand.
Speaker 6: Have a great weekend, Go Team Australia.
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