Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show Podcast one.
Speaker 2: And boys one by one, clap them, am I Craig
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show Gold one oh four bine three.
Speaker 3: Good morning, It's a Christian O'Connell show Thursday morning on Gold.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Jackie boy.
Speaker 2: How are you guys?
Speaker 3: Give one in Pats morning boys, but see what's going
Speaker 3: on with you?
Speaker 4: Share what happened yesterday?
Speaker 2: Ah?
Speaker 5: I have ordered online a beautiful coffee table. I was
Speaker 5: very excited to get it.
Speaker 3: How many tables have you got? I mean it's about
Speaker 3: once a month.
Speaker 4: There's a new table coming.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that big concrete.
Speaker 6: One ago, that was like two years ago.
Speaker 3: Two months ago? You always getting? Is a table online?
Speaker 2: I do so you didn't go and see it in
Speaker 2: the store, No, no need to.
Speaker 6: I do most of my shopping online now, jack I.
Speaker 3: Mean look for smaller things. But table, sure you want
Speaker 3: to go and see it.
Speaker 5: And not like a big dining table, just like a
Speaker 5: little side table. But when we have a chacuterie board
Speaker 5: at home in front of the telly.
Speaker 3: Bring the table.
Speaker 6: I need a table.
Speaker 4: Bring the meat to table.
Speaker 6: The eleven year old, fetch the table.
Speaker 2: Your living room really is like village gold class.
Speaker 4: The castle.
Speaker 5: Definitely anyway, So I was very excited yesterday I got
Speaker 5: my email alert to say it's been to Livid. Get
Speaker 5: home and see a box, like a very small box,
Speaker 5: like a shoe box ized box at the front door,
Speaker 5: and I thought, unless that is a table for dollies
Speaker 5: or something for Audrey, that is not my coffee table.
Speaker 5: Opened it and there's like one hundred bath bombs.
Speaker 3: You just steamroll right through it, carry.
Speaker 5: On bombs in the box. It's not my coffee table,
Speaker 5: but it's addressed to me. It's got my address on it,
Speaker 5: the shipping docket, but it's bath bombs.
Speaker 6: And I counted them. There's like one hundred there.
Speaker 3: But they clear not for you. Why do you cain't
Speaker 3: count one? It once to get past ten. I'm think
Speaker 3: there's a lot of these. Why didn't you count all?
Speaker 2: I not one? So I know so many?
Speaker 6: Wasn't someone else doing it?
Speaker 4: There's thirty nine here?
Speaker 5: This is my order someone else doing with one hundred
Speaker 5: bath bombs, I asked.
Speaker 3: Having a hundred baths, they've obviously pay them out over
Speaker 3: the next year and a half a barding for k.
Speaker 5: So they've obviously got my coffee table and I've got
Speaker 5: there bath bombs.
Speaker 2: Is that obvious?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I just think it might just be just a mix up, genuinely.
Speaker 3: Doesn't mean they've only got like two deliveries that day.
Speaker 3: This is definitely the one hundred bath bombs, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Oh God, It's like which wire to cut in a
Speaker 3: bomb scene, greenwire.
Speaker 6: It's happened four though it's happened before.
Speaker 5: So I rang them up and I said, I don't
Speaker 5: think I've got my right order. And I said, oh, whoops,
Speaker 5: I think we've sent your table to the other person
Speaker 5: and you've got their bath products.
Speaker 3: Is it someone else near you that you know? Does
Speaker 3: this keep happening? It's like a scene from a sitcom.
Speaker 5: It's happened twice, and the last time it happened, I
Speaker 5: don't know how she tracked me down, but she rang
Speaker 5: me up and she said, look, I think I've got
Speaker 5: your order. So we met at macas and didn't exchange
Speaker 5: Have we never heard about this?
Speaker 3: So she's did the first hour of every show just
Speaker 3: on Patsy the last twenty four hours.
Speaker 6: She got to hit the clothes and I'd ordered and
Speaker 6: she's and I forget what.
Speaker 3: Marcus, what a car pop?
Speaker 4: You were facing a hedge?
Speaker 3: She pulled up facing a hedge.
Speaker 4: Are you ready?
Speaker 3: The eagle flies south at wintertime, the eagle flies north
Speaker 3: in the summer.
Speaker 5: Dream by home adress, although actually yeah no, I wasn't
Speaker 5: gonna give him my home address. So we just did
Speaker 5: a little meet up at macis and did the exchange,
Speaker 5: which was very kind of her because she could have
Speaker 5: been not honest and just kept my stuff.
Speaker 2: How do you find out if something's addressed to you
Speaker 2: like this?
Speaker 6: I think she rang them and they said, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: Who's there? A straight a Post?
Speaker 6: No, the it was.
Speaker 2: Camar oh Smircher.
Speaker 3: Bit by bit we were tracing it back to the
Speaker 3: roots of the nile and as always all paths with
Speaker 3: perhaps ca is this meat table from came up?
Speaker 4: There we go, We got there. We can count on
Speaker 4: the show.
Speaker 1: Now, The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 3: Two things we just need to be aware of today.
Speaker 3: Jack Post has not had any tea yesterday. We had
Speaker 3: this last week on the show when there was a
Speaker 3: slightly crazed way about you because you hadn't eaten the
Speaker 3: night before, right, and that's about eight o'clock. You were
Speaker 3: moaning about I need some food, I need some food.
Speaker 3: Then he went to the vending machine at work, which
Speaker 3: I've never seen anyone use that vending machine. It's very expensive, right,
Speaker 3: and you came out with an aerobar.
Speaker 2: Probably from nineteen ninety five.
Speaker 4: It's a nineties vending machine.
Speaker 2: They've gone here. You know, my dad just assumed that
Speaker 2: we all got catered for in the morning. It's like
Speaker 2: a TV show.
Speaker 3: I want to be in your dad's version of radio.
Speaker 3: Never invite him in. He'd be so worried about it,
Speaker 3: so disappointed to see that vending machine and weep fall
Speaker 3: to his knees. Oh the humanity they treat them like this.
Speaker 2: Overpriced as well that Eero bar hated.
Speaker 4: How much was it?
Speaker 2: By the way, from two forty? If you walk into
Speaker 2: Cols the wool as you get that for a dollar
Speaker 2: small one.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but it's paying for the convenience, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Is it? Convenience?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: Wow?
Speaker 4: What luxury?
Speaker 3: Wait? Am I in first class right now? Having this aerobar?
Speaker 3: Mentor chocolow? I don't know which way to go now.
Speaker 2: So I got to dinner time last night. I got
Speaker 2: to about eight o'clock and I thought I've kind of
Speaker 2: missed my window for dinner, so I might just go
Speaker 2: to tuck myself into bed early and two more sleeps,
Speaker 2: and my wife and son get back, and.
Speaker 4: Then the stars for all of us return.
Speaker 2: To normal everyday life.
Speaker 4: And you've had a very slickt haircut.
Speaker 2: Yes, we both have haircuts, and we both look good.
Speaker 2: I must say I'm a very good person to give
Speaker 2: a haircut too. I reckon my hairdresser didn't say so directly,
Speaker 2: but I think I'm a very good person for the
Speaker 2: hair dresser to give a trim to because I'm very
Speaker 2: generous with my head movements. When they're working around the head,
Speaker 2: Are you high right?
Speaker 3: What do you do? So we all do?
Speaker 4: Who is there rigid? Move your head forward?
Speaker 3: No, you move your scissors. You move your scissors. There's
Speaker 3: a workout. Now I have forty five.
Speaker 7: I'll go.
Speaker 2: I'll go give them full rotation. So if they're working
Speaker 2: at the back, for you an.
Speaker 3: Hour now for rotation.
Speaker 2: If they're working at the back, I'll creak my chin
Speaker 2: right down to my stern at a right dog.
Speaker 3: Wait, it's almost like every person who I.
Speaker 2: Look around, I look around the hairdressers. There's some slight
Speaker 2: tilting of the head, but I'll give say if they're
Speaker 2: working around the left ear, I'll touch my right loom.
Speaker 3: No one would do that. That's too much.
Speaker 2: That gives them so.
Speaker 3: Much, that would freak them out that you're almost winking, go,
Speaker 3: we're a team now, we're making this work together.
Speaker 2: I think it makes it quicker for them, and they
Speaker 2: don't say well done, but I think they're thinking. I
Speaker 2: wish all my clients were like this.
Speaker 4: Can you just look at parentsy and do what you
Speaker 4: do to me?
Speaker 2: So if they're working, say if they're working on the
Speaker 2: left side, I'll go my right ear and touch it
Speaker 2: to my shoulder nearly horizontal to do.
Speaker 3: I think it makes it harder. I bet that guy
Speaker 3: who ever cut it yesterday where I had one of
Speaker 3: those customers at every couple of years where they think
Speaker 3: the team works.
Speaker 2: Again, eldo, I think he was very pleased with me.
Speaker 8: Okay, go and get the aerobar look Christian O'Connell show
Speaker 8: podcast tomorrow.
Speaker 4: It is the grand final for this.
Speaker 9: When trades go to war, only one can rule them all.
Speaker 2: Chippy's brickies head to here.
Speaker 9: Who's the sharpest in the shed, flooring, filing, framing, fences,
Speaker 9: cash he's cant and feef for breakfast. Trade hees time
Speaker 9: for more. Godie is one you're fighting for?
Speaker 3: Yeah, this week the Trading Games, we have the semi
Speaker 3: finals yesterday. We now have our two finalist trades taking
Speaker 3: each other on. One of them will be crowned the
Speaker 3: ultimorts and king of all trades and their trade.
Speaker 4: The Trades Trade.
Speaker 3: Also winning five thousand dollars thanks to Sutton Tools helping
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Speaker 3: ways both of these brave athletes. Is the trade Pentathlon?
Speaker 3: Five events as the same in any modern pentathlon.
Speaker 4: What are the five events going to be?
Speaker 3: Yesterday we asked you if you had any ideas, what
Speaker 3: could be one of the events out of the five
Speaker 3: for a trade special version of the Pentathlon? Do you
Speaker 3: have this one Christian smokeo slash tea ray See how
Speaker 3: many four and twenty pines with sauce they can eat
Speaker 3: in ten minutes, along with how many chalky milks they
Speaker 3: do love choky milks they can chug at the same time,
Speaker 3: so they got images. You remember a couple of years
Speaker 3: ago with crawf and a jockey was it was it
Speaker 3: what they were having an eating competition would do with
Speaker 3: milk and.
Speaker 2: That was this sad day where we had to buy
Speaker 2: our own weeks.
Speaker 3: Christian, I think an eating competition should be included in
Speaker 3: the trade wars. A couple of pies jammed donuts washed
Speaker 3: down with the can of Dietko. That's from Headen. It's
Speaker 3: so maasically how foods needs to be big part of
Speaker 3: Christian What about quick and easy Q and A coming
Speaker 3: up with the most creative answers like they always do.
Speaker 3: The questions would be like the reasons why supplies not
Speaker 3: being there?
Speaker 4: Why they couldn't turn up on that day?
Speaker 3: Or how long do they think it's reasonable to have
Speaker 3: a smoke of four as it means to appears to
Speaker 3: very every single day wildly when they're around at ars
Speaker 3: at the moment.
Speaker 4: That's from Andrew. This comes from Nick.
Speaker 3: What are the loudest, longest, biggest belch I have to say,
Speaker 3: I didn't look at this. Go can we would be
Speaker 3: great radio.
Speaker 2: I thought it would be like using tools building something like.
Speaker 4: None of these none of these are about tools.
Speaker 3: None of these are about tools. People have thought about
Speaker 3: the show is over. This came in at half ten
Speaker 3: yester morning. Someone's at work going, I just to Marie,
Speaker 3: I'll be in that meeting of meal. I just need
Speaker 3: to send something to the guys. Actually it's the way
Speaker 3: that this guy nit goes morning. All. You have to
Speaker 3: go with my idea of the loudest, longest and biggest
Speaker 3: belch after sculling a dare iced coffe even time all
Speaker 3: as well. That's a Nick Christian idea for a trading
Speaker 3: game is throwing away takeaway coffee cups into a builder's skip,
Speaker 3: throwing empty red Ball Monster energy drink cans into the
Speaker 3: recycling bin or Jim Beam and Cola can sometimes, as
Speaker 3: they do on a Friday Mark's if they get anything
Speaker 3: in the bin, as normally there's just somewhere near the bin,
Speaker 3: but rarely in the bin.
Speaker 4: That'll make a.
Speaker 3: Great chart challenge. When that comes from Anna O'Malley, I
Speaker 3: love this one from Lauren Smith Christian. I have an
Speaker 3: idea for the trading games pentathlon. So my husband used
Speaker 3: to be trading have you at Christmas break? They would
Speaker 3: playing this game. You get a block of wood and
Speaker 3: hammer a row of nails just enough that they stand
Speaker 3: up then you have to go along the line with
Speaker 3: a hammer until they're all flat as timed. If you're good,
Speaker 3: you can do it one strike. If you are shabby,
Speaker 3: it might take a few goes. You could call it
Speaker 3: nailed it. Then she puts in brackets, edits, ed edits.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you're editing it, see don't but anyway,
Speaker 4: edit edit, I'll just looked it up. It's officially called.
Speaker 3: Hammer Schlargen German for now Power. I think you can
Speaker 3: check it out on YouTube. It's a national event and
Speaker 3: global thing regards Laurence Smith. Not nailed it, Hammer Schlargen
Speaker 3: is going in, so thank you very much, Lauren Smith.
Speaker 3: After seven o'clock we'll tell you what we are going
Speaker 3: to be doing tomorrow and how we do need a
Speaker 3: couple of items for the trading Pentapolon tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Well, Christian no Connell's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: This week on the show, we get into our eight
Speaker 3: to zied of the nineties. From seven o'clock. Jack and
Speaker 3: I both rewatched a great nineties movie yesterday to do
Speaker 3: with the letter S. It's all about the letter S.
Speaker 3: This week, on our ongoing eighties of the nineties, we
Speaker 3: rewatched Speed, which is a great watch it stands up
Speaker 3: really well more and that after seven. So every Thursday
Speaker 3: from seven to eight we ask you a bit of
Speaker 3: the songs. We are naked again once small, and our
Speaker 3: backsides are cold and flapping in the wind. Can you
Speaker 3: have a flappy backside? I don't know. Allright, we have
Speaker 3: no music between seven and eight. So today I thought,
Speaker 3: for the Mystery Hour, why don't you pick all the
Speaker 3: music then from the nineties to do with the letter s,
Speaker 3: so it can be artist or song title. Just got
Speaker 3: to be a nineties one to do with the letter s.
Speaker 3: Jackie boy, what do you want to offer up.
Speaker 2: From nineteen ninety four? Beastie Boys Sabotage June.
Speaker 3: No, that's not the Beastie Boys. That's my one.
Speaker 4: Get me an era bar.
Speaker 3: When you have that venue machine, there we go, guitars,
Speaker 3: Beastie Boys. You say, this is a brilliant, brilliant video
Speaker 3: as well of my favorite music videos. Where music videos
Speaker 3: used to be a big thing.
Speaker 4: Listens to brilliant.
Speaker 3: Spike Jones a direction as well, brilliant song. Great choice, Patsy,
Speaker 3: you're going for correct spin doctors.
Speaker 5: The Love God used to sing this to me in
Speaker 5: the nineties because you reckon I was always right or
Speaker 5: demanded I was always right.
Speaker 6: So this was my theme tuned in fact.
Speaker 3: Then ninety percent of stuff Patsy says can either be
Speaker 3: traced back to Kmar or Chris.
Speaker 6: It's right, it's correct.
Speaker 4: Guess what's what I'm going for?
Speaker 3: Sean Mullins Lunda Byes also known as Sabotage or the
Speaker 3: VC Boys. Sabotage was the B side I'd like to hear,
Speaker 3: Sean Mullins.
Speaker 4: I used to love this song. Great album as well,
Speaker 4: so core.
Speaker 3: All right, then, so what songs you were here between
Speaker 3: seven and eight? We have nothing planned at the moment
Speaker 3: to do with the letter s.
Speaker 4: From the nineties.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Today's mystery our theme. Then we're looking for your songs
Speaker 3: to play to do with the letter s from the nineties.
Speaker 3: Artist song title. By the way, Talking about music, I
Speaker 3: ready yesterday, you know. Obviously it's been loads of big
Speaker 3: music movies, obviously Austin Butler and the Baslom and Elvis
Speaker 3: one this year which I highly recommend it's great, and
Speaker 3: rocketman U two TV series does anyone want that in
Speaker 3: their life? Is coming to Netflix. I mean I love
Speaker 3: you too, right, brilliant band, brilliant brilliant man. But I
Speaker 3: don't want to hang out with them every week, not
Speaker 3: if it was a TV series.
Speaker 2: Everybody else is doing a movie.
Speaker 3: Isn't that so Bono better called Bono? I hope it's
Speaker 3: called better call Bono. Maybe then I'll watch it every week?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 3: So your songs from the nineties to do with the
Speaker 3: letter s scatman John from Listener calling himself scatman justin
Speaker 3: I'm a scatman.
Speaker 4: Always a great.
Speaker 3: Time with the scatman. However, we've been here before, haven't
Speaker 3: we promises a lot About a minute in you look
Speaker 3: at the radio, everyone looks at me in the studio goes,
Speaker 3: this is outstate. It's welcome. By fifty five seconds has
Speaker 3: well in to relieved war of this is how much
Speaker 3: you want to hear it? This is the best bit
Speaker 3: to hear. I'm a scat man.
Speaker 4: Eleven seconds.
Speaker 3: That's all you need of this. You've got a homeopathic dose.
Speaker 3: Otherwise she just felt too much. Scats daego, there's no
Speaker 3: more talk about that, okay?
Speaker 4: Or Christian?
Speaker 3: What about Savage Gone anythink from the Spice Girls? Also,
Speaker 3: what about Silverchair?
Speaker 4: Tomorrow. It's just got that big ninety sound, isn't it.
Speaker 3: Scott? Good morning, Good morning, go there we're doing Scott.
Speaker 3: What's your song for the nineties to do with the
Speaker 3: Letter S?
Speaker 10: Well, someone who did a couple of collaborations and remixes
Speaker 10: during the nineties, Tom Jones, I reckon, we should do
Speaker 10: sixth Bob Mate, what a tune?
Speaker 3: TJ Sex bond s only, John Jones, you can get
Speaker 3: away with this in the nineties. It is. Yeah, that's
Speaker 3: a great one, Scott, Thank you very much, you call
Speaker 3: it mate, Thank you guys, everyone.
Speaker 4: We got here.
Speaker 3: Jen.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Jen, welcome to the show.
Speaker 7: Morning.
Speaker 11: All I have I do have to suggest Black Hole
Speaker 11: Son say I'm Garden.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the great Chris Cornell, Black Carls S. I love
Speaker 3: this band and Audio Slave as well. Su Jen, this
Speaker 3: is a great song. Thank you very much for suggesting this.
Speaker 10: No worry a brighter.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian O Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 3: The Letter S and the nineties Slap Bracelets, the movie
Speaker 3: Speed songs picked by you to do with the Letter
Speaker 3: S Sandstorm Daru.
Speaker 2: Oh how do we miss that?
Speaker 3: Oh my god. I want to apologize to every single
Speaker 3: listener personally Daru this show and it's called DNA in
Speaker 3: our helix is drudem? How could we?
Speaker 4: How can we miss the great one? Christian? Also?
Speaker 3: What about from the nineties Supersonic Oasis brilliant song? Saw
Speaker 3: Liam Saturday night in Sydney. He's still got it, thanks Edward.
Speaker 3: Listening up the road from the Emerald City, you guys
Speaker 3: are missing the glaring one. I love it when people
Speaker 3: say that, what's the going one to you? Okay, smash
Speaker 3: Mouth All Star is a banger though, very very good.
Speaker 3: Uh Lisa, Hello, good morning, Lisa. Have you having a
Speaker 3: good week so far? What's the song You've got to hear?
Speaker 12: Stacey's mum.
Speaker 3: Brilliant, Brilliant Bound Fountains of Ways?
Speaker 11: Well, I am Stacey's mum.
Speaker 3: Oh you taught us called Stacy.
Speaker 1: Yes she is.
Speaker 11: And she used to hate it when I'd take her
Speaker 11: to school and all the kids to be like, yes,
Speaker 11: Stacy's mom.
Speaker 7: Stacey's mom.
Speaker 3: Playing it out.
Speaker 8: The car as well, blaring my anthem.
Speaker 7: He's my anthem.
Speaker 4: She hated it.
Speaker 11: I loved it.
Speaker 7: I loved it.
Speaker 3: I still love it. We're going to play the song
Speaker 3: your anthems. It's going to be known from now on.
Speaker 4: Lisa.
Speaker 11: Okay, okay, thank you so much.
Speaker 12: Guys.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm definitely playing.
Speaker 3: It's a brilliant song and just for you, Lisa, Stacey's
Speaker 3: and actual Stacy's mom.
Speaker 7: Okay, thank you, bye bye.
Speaker 3: Bye now, James, good morning?
Speaker 1: You want to go?
Speaker 4: Yeah, James, what's the song do with a letter?
Speaker 10: S you?
Speaker 11: You forgot a classic?
Speaker 10: Steal my sunshine?
Speaker 3: Oh my god. This is how we will start the
Speaker 3: show after the news. This is how starts in the
Speaker 3: next hour. Yes, hello, James, thank you.
Speaker 4: May gosh, you're giving us this one.
Speaker 1: We're play next the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: So the last couple of weeks, often when we do
Speaker 3: the eighties of the nineties, Jack and I will rewatch
Speaker 3: a great movie to do with that letter.
Speaker 4: That how you doing?
Speaker 1: Welcome to the nineties.
Speaker 2: I'd like to flip.
Speaker 3: I make this look.
Speaker 1: Good, Missus Sheffield nineteen nineties.
Speaker 3: You can't handle the true co op.
Speaker 9: Sa her.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell's eight z of the nineties.
Speaker 3: Yeah, babe. So before we get anywhere near slap bracelets,
Speaker 3: let's talk about the movie. Yesterday Jack and I both
Speaker 3: rewatched a great action movie that still stands up from
Speaker 3: the nineties.
Speaker 4: Do you remember this when someone put the city of
Speaker 4: Los Angeles to the ultimate death.
Speaker 3: Pop Chris hot Shot. There's a bomb on the bus.
Speaker 1: Once the bus goes fifty miles an hour, the bomb
Speaker 1: is hard.
Speaker 3: If it drops below fifty it blows up. What she is?
Speaker 3: What do you do?
Speaker 9: Are you in?
Speaker 4: Short?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Why do you want to get off?
Speaker 3: Get off?
Speaker 1: This is much better, Yellow Reeves, Dennis Hopper, Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 4: Now exposure up.
Speaker 3: You have aired trigger aimed at your head.
Speaker 12: What do you do?
Speaker 7: What do you do?
Speaker 1: Speed? We'll get ready for rush hours.
Speaker 4: This stands up right.
Speaker 3: I watched it yesterday and I went back last year
Speaker 3: to see die Hard, right, which I thought in my mind,
Speaker 3: this is one of the best action movies ever. It
Speaker 3: doesn't stand up very well. It's really really slow. Die
Speaker 3: Hard is a lot slower than you remember this.
Speaker 2: Watching movies that we have great memories of can go
Speaker 2: either way. Yeah, it doesn't live up to it. And
Speaker 2: when I saw the opening titles of Speed, and it's
Speaker 2: got its nineteen ninety four three D lettering that looks
Speaker 2: like something from word Art, I'll take you. Oh no,
Speaker 2: don't tell me. Speed doesn't hold up, but he does.
Speaker 2: I honestly think best action film with the Narnies.
Speaker 3: It's a great action movie.
Speaker 4: It's relentless.
Speaker 3: And that one line in there about the bomb of
Speaker 3: the bus, it's set the bus goes below fifty, it
Speaker 3: blows up. That's one of the greatest plot devices from
Speaker 3: movie ever. So it's so good they keep coming back
Speaker 3: to it. You all know where you are in the movie.
Speaker 3: It's such a great movie. This first of all, stop
Speaker 3: before we get to Keanu and Sandra Bullet. I listened
Speaker 3: to an interview last year Tarantino turned this down. He
Speaker 3: was offered this, and he said it's his biggest regret
Speaker 3: in his directing careers that he didn't direct.
Speaker 4: This is one of his favorite movies. It's a great
Speaker 4: action movie.
Speaker 3: Jennis Hopper clearly all the drugs that he took in
Speaker 3: the sixties and seventies are still in the system. A
Speaker 3: so over the top baddie but perfect for the nineties,
Speaker 3: quick hard shut. The opening scene as well, with the
Speaker 3: pencil in the ear. It is just that he's an
Speaker 3: amazing baddie in this. Keanu Reeves literally walks some of
Speaker 3: the lines in. He looks beautiful. That that sort of nineties,
Speaker 3: buzz cut that crew cut of the nineties. He looks beautiful,
Speaker 3: he's got the he's really ripped, and he's got that
Speaker 3: beautiful Chris White T shirt. That gets a bit messier
Speaker 3: and messire as the movie goes on.
Speaker 2: We watched Point Break a couple of weeks ago. We
Speaker 2: called this performance Wooden't he gets a little bit better
Speaker 2: in this.
Speaker 3: I still say I don't think he's one degree jat.
Speaker 3: I think it's half a degree looser.
Speaker 2: I read that the director Yonder Bunch. I saw him
Speaker 2: in Point Break and thought I want him for speed.
Speaker 2: I don't know how you see his performance in Point
Speaker 2: Break and go I want that Wooden acting that hard
Speaker 2: nose cop in my film. But despite Keianu's performance, it's
Speaker 2: still a ten out of ten movie.
Speaker 3: There are so many lines though, where you're like, they
Speaker 3: really couldn't think of anything else. But it's on the map.
Speaker 1: It's finished, harm the goddamn map.
Speaker 7: I es they fell behind.
Speaker 3: I guess, bloody tradees. I guess they fell behind on
Speaker 3: the construction because obviously one of the biggest movie sort
Speaker 3: of moments in this is that they make the bus
Speaker 3: jump yep. And even that doesn't make any sense. Could
Speaker 3: even they don't move the passengers to the back by
Speaker 3: the way, they just keep them sat where they are.
Speaker 2: And the fact as well that a construction crew is
Speaker 2: building a freeway. They start from one end, obviously start
Speaker 2: from the other end and meet in the middle. And
Speaker 2: there's a perfectly fifty foot jump that they haven't finished
Speaker 2: warding yet.
Speaker 3: Plus the whole movie, right, they keep coming back to it.
Speaker 3: It's gotta be fifty or above. Thus, based on obviously
Speaker 3: the rotation of the tires when it's going through air,
Speaker 3: I certainly realized watching yesterday. I didn't realize at the
Speaker 3: time on the first sort of the cinema how they
Speaker 3: know they were still doing fifty miles an hour. They've
Speaker 3: lost contact this line, but it's on the map. It's
Speaker 3: finished time, the goddamn map. They just they fell behind.
Speaker 3: My favorite line, though, is when Kana goes you know
Speaker 3: it's an interchange. Maybe there's an incline, Like we all
Speaker 3: get that reference that, oh, if there's an interchange, there
Speaker 3: be an incline for sure, Lauren, what Flora, it's an
Speaker 3: inner cheese and might being in playing for it.
Speaker 2: The whole scene made absolutely no.
Speaker 3: Sense, But I remember seeing this. When I first saw it,
Speaker 3: it was in the cinema, and that's when everyone That's
Speaker 3: the only way you saw movies was in the cinema,
Speaker 3: really and where everyone used to cheer at the same
Speaker 3: time during certain scenes of movies. I remember when they
Speaker 3: make that and they're all really happy, and that everyone
Speaker 3: in the cinema was cheering and clapping.
Speaker 4: It's a great movie.
Speaker 2: And I love that the road runs out. They run
Speaker 2: out of road for the bus, and then later they're
Speaker 2: on the train and they run out of track for
Speaker 2: the train. It's like that device works so well earlier
Speaker 2: in the film. Let's do it again.
Speaker 3: Now. The big star of this, though, isn't Keanu Reeves.
Speaker 3: It's Soda Bullet. She is so charming and likable in
Speaker 3: that She's really great. I tell you who's a massive
Speaker 3: sonder of bullet fan. We just need to let us
Speaker 3: speak because yesterday she went all wide eyed Caitlin, our producer,
Speaker 3: I didn't realize, do you know this, Patsy is a
Speaker 3: mega songra Bullet fan.
Speaker 13: Massive fan. There could be any other celebrity in the
Speaker 13: world that I could meet. They'd walk out to me
Speaker 13: say hi, I'd be fine. Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 14: I would die.
Speaker 4: What is it about Sandy B?
Speaker 1: I just love her.
Speaker 13: I watched all her movies growing up, but I think
Speaker 13: she was like the epitome of famous for me, and
Speaker 13: I was just so obsessed with her, and because she's
Speaker 13: so beautiful too.
Speaker 14: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Top three? What are your top three Sandy B movies,
Speaker 4: Sanja Bullet movies?
Speaker 14: Miss Congeniality, Sexual Awakening?
Speaker 2: Sound like the tagline film?
Speaker 3: I thought that was the second one?
Speaker 9: Was it?
Speaker 4: Miss Sexual Awaiting? I must check that out out that
Speaker 4: later A more.
Speaker 13: Recent won The Proposal, brilliant film. These are all bland
Speaker 13: and two weeks notice really was in the top.
Speaker 3: Three film Gravity, She's amazing in Gravity.
Speaker 14: That I didn't like that one While you were Sleeping
Speaker 14: That was gorgeous. No, that one was good too.
Speaker 4: I loved Tell what We're gonna do?
Speaker 3: Tell her what we're going to do? Right, We're going
Speaker 3: to play a song? Now, right, We're going to play
Speaker 3: a song. During that song, jack, Let's come up with
Speaker 3: an instant five question Sanja Bullet quiz to test you.
Speaker 2: I'm starting now, all right.
Speaker 3: Because what happens one day I suddenly get on a show.
Speaker 3: I'm going to try it now to book her by
Speaker 3: the end of the year, and I'm going to let
Speaker 3: you interview. I'm not going to ask any questions.
Speaker 4: You need to be ready.
Speaker 1: I'll be ready, all right.
Speaker 3: I'm going to try and deliver her by the end
Speaker 3: of this year, Sandra Bullock to you, Okay, I want
Speaker 3: not interview her.
Speaker 4: You will. Jack.
Speaker 3: Let's go on Google, Caitlyn, step away from your computer terminal,
Speaker 3: Sandy be quiz coming.
Speaker 1: Up next The Christian Connor Show, Podcast.
Speaker 3: Eight is in the ninety so order with the letter
Speaker 3: s like smash mouth and Sandra Bullock. Producer Caitlin's a fan,
Speaker 3: a megafan of Sandra Bullock so much so we've decided
Speaker 3: to try and create a on the spot quiz me
Speaker 3: Jack and Rio feevishly just googling everything to do with
Speaker 3: Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 4: I feel up. We know her now.
Speaker 3: Just in three minutes, we have five questions. Jack, you
Speaker 3: got the questions, I've got them all right. Producer Kelly, now,
Speaker 3: are you ready? You say you're a fan of Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 2: Let's find out all right now these Remember this has
Speaker 2: been cobbled together in three minutes, so they're not worded. Great.
Speaker 2: The first one is just worded.
Speaker 3: How old?
Speaker 2: Question mark?
Speaker 4: How old?
Speaker 3: Direct? That is impressive. I'd say early fifties. I think
Speaker 3: she's heading towards sixty.
Speaker 14: She's stunning.
Speaker 13: Doesn't look fifty eight, so you would be you know,
Speaker 13: it's not shocking that you would think she was younger.
Speaker 2: We should point out also that Kiln's got a picture
Speaker 2: of Sandra Bullock tape to her computer screen. What movie
Speaker 2: did she win Best Actress for?
Speaker 14: Blindside?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 14: And it was in twenty ten, two thousand and nine.
Speaker 1: Eight.
Speaker 3: We'll give you all that. We'll give you all that. Actually,
Speaker 3: this is stunning. Blainside's a great movie. I forgot about that.
Speaker 2: Brilliant question Three, what is the movie where she plays
Speaker 2: a computer programmer who stumbles upon a conspiration?
Speaker 4: This is three from three, aren't you? Yeah?
Speaker 3: She's going to get all five? You clearly are mega fan.
Speaker 2: What was her character's name in Miss Congeniality Grazia Heart?
Speaker 4: We were like, we need a mega hard on, let's
Speaker 4: get a character name.
Speaker 2: She never know that final question and we were running
Speaker 2: out of time by this stage, mash mouth ending, We're
Speaker 2: struggling on this one Hi question by one.
Speaker 14: One six no no one seven one Yeah, Kaylin.
Speaker 3: We have to do all we can to get Sandra
Speaker 3: Bullock on the show so that you can interview. That
Speaker 3: is amazing. I mean, I love Springsteen. I don't think
Speaker 3: I'm getting five for five of those. I don't know
Speaker 3: how it's all he is.
Speaker 4: That is amazing. You really are a massive such a
Speaker 4: bullet fan.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian, I'm also a Sogan bullet fan. Deminisher Man, great movie.
Speaker 3: Participated in care For I said that to her. I
Speaker 3: try to bond that her on Wednesdays. It's brilliant that movie.
Speaker 3: You know, I haven't seen that. Hello, I've never seen
Speaker 3: Miss Conjilianity.
Speaker 4: Is it good?
Speaker 2: It is good? Yeah, we used to have it on TV.
Speaker 3: Now yeah, alright, I think I might watch that actually,
Speaker 3: all right, So coming up then we continue whether eight
Speaker 3: or other nineties A letter s. We're getting into slap bracelets.
Speaker 3: Slap bracelets were banned at many schools. So one of
Speaker 3: this morning what got banned at your school?
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Only Tom Jones can trample off a song called sex bomb.
Speaker 4: Sex Bomb?
Speaker 3: There's one nineties, isn't it? You know I'm getting away
Speaker 3: these days an old guy referring to himself as a
Speaker 3: sex bomb.
Speaker 4: But Tom Jones number one in the UK.
Speaker 3: This was number one in the UK, France, Switzerland, Austria, Germany, Iceland.
Speaker 4: And the public of Wallonia.
Speaker 3: Sorry I havn't credited right. It's Tom Jones with Moose
Speaker 3: t do him. For the nineties it was a German
Speaker 3: DJ and music producer had a couple of oather I
Speaker 3: think big hits actually Moosey. I just say, what the
Speaker 3: hell happened to Moose?
Speaker 2: He's a strange looking guy. It looks like a bodybuilding
Speaker 2: Austin Powers.
Speaker 3: All right, So we're talking about the nineties and the
Speaker 3: letter s in our eightes. In the nineties, let's talk
Speaker 3: about slap bracelets. These obviously a big thing for you
Speaker 3: guys were in the UK as well. Did they get
Speaker 3: banned from your schools?
Speaker 2: I hadn't seen one since the nineties and now they
Speaker 2: were big in schools until just a couple of weeks
Speaker 2: ago when I was in America on holiday and I
Speaker 2: went on the Saint Louis breakfast show, the Courtney Show,
Speaker 2: they had slap bracelet branded slap bracelets that they were
Speaker 2: given away to their listeners. And they were popular and
Speaker 2: it made me think, actually wrote down we should bring
Speaker 2: this hard.
Speaker 4: Do you think we could get anyone who would make that?
Speaker 3: Because I know merch these days, they can put your
Speaker 3: logo on VI actually anything. But where would you even
Speaker 3: get slap bracelets from?
Speaker 5: I know I haven't seen that Niggle have them because
Speaker 5: also through a phase of yeah you can still get
Speaker 5: them there, some with watches, some just playing with stuff
Speaker 5: on them.
Speaker 2: So you reckon, we could scratch off the Smibble logo
Speaker 2: and put Christian's face on a slap Just.
Speaker 3: Get a sharpie and just door ball over or something
Speaker 3: like that. All right, so we want to talk about
Speaker 3: what got banned at your schools. We got skateboards were
Speaker 3: bannd at mine?
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: One kid skateboarder to school and a memory he broke
Speaker 3: his I think he brought his leg or something like that,
Speaker 3: and that was it. There was that special assembly, you
Speaker 3: know where they called you all together and you knew
Speaker 3: you were going to get bolloed. And that was the
Speaker 3: only reason for a special assembly.
Speaker 2: There was one kid ruined it for everyone else. One
Speaker 2: kid got him in the eye. Well he should have
Speaker 2: been wearing glasses. Is a band for everybody.
Speaker 5: British bulldog was the thing at our school because too
Speaker 5: many kids were getting injured, broken bones and stitches.
Speaker 4: My Catholic school that was very much encouraged.
Speaker 3: The teachers would actually play and actually break our bones
Speaker 3: the hunger games.
Speaker 4: That really should have been bad, but they were fine
Speaker 4: with that.
Speaker 3: But those skateboards, those skateboards are bad news. But bulldog
Speaker 3: every lunch time. Maybe we carried off to the medical
Speaker 3: bait with that, all right? No four one four one
Speaker 3: o four three? What got banned at your school? Hello Fiona, Hi,
Speaker 3: here you going.
Speaker 1: Everybody?
Speaker 11: We had the I think pats you may remember these,
Speaker 11: I'm not sure.
Speaker 3: The big.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah yeah, and they smelt like Big M's strawberry
Speaker 5: chocolate yep.
Speaker 11: And everyone would fight over them because it's like I
Speaker 11: want to choko one No.
Speaker 2: I like, you got to explain what it is their
Speaker 2: own podcast is a haula hoop that smelled like the chocolate.
Speaker 5: They had like a scent, and they like you could
Speaker 5: get a yellow banana one and there was a pink
Speaker 5: strawberry one and they had like balls in them, didn't
Speaker 5: they from memory? And as you think so, yeah, as
Speaker 5: you spun it around your waist. You could smell like
Speaker 5: foul smelling strawberry or chocolate.
Speaker 7: Really yeah, the one than that nice.
Speaker 11: But everyone would fight with them, and they were a part.
Speaker 4: Of things and people would fight over them.
Speaker 3: I want to.
Speaker 10: I want five of them.
Speaker 12: I've got to have five of them.
Speaker 3: Thank you for the acted there for us, all right,
Speaker 3: thank you very much. You could. That was literally like
Speaker 3: a dog whistle for me and Jack were presume they're
Speaker 3: having a good time.
Speaker 2: You don't really know how you get even get a
Speaker 2: ball inside of hilla hoop? And is the ball? What
Speaker 2: made the smell? Too many questions? You see it just
Speaker 2: like ball beer?
Speaker 4: I told you what am I told you about? This
Speaker 4: second question from you to stick to one show.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian Know Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian you're playing Tom Jones sex bomb has made me
Speaker 3: deeply uncomfortable today, is not why won from your show? Well,
Speaker 3: while we're on that, Patrick Frommurmount even they's stay on
Speaker 3: the Moose t theme.
Speaker 4: This was his other big hit. He had a thing,
Speaker 4: didn't he old.
Speaker 3: Moose team going alright? Also there with a letter s
Speaker 3: and the nineties then slap bracelets. We're talking about what
Speaker 3: got banned at your school. Character's emailed me marbles. Yes, marbles.
Speaker 3: I used to love playing marbles with the kids when
Speaker 3: they were younger.
Speaker 2: What they did at our school was they told us
Speaker 2: marbles was going to be banned and to get it
Speaker 2: out of our system, we had a Marble's Day where
Speaker 2: we had no sessions and all day was.
Speaker 4: Like an armistice.
Speaker 2: That is incredible, like the purge.
Speaker 4: A marble perge.
Speaker 3: All right, well, go back to your school on nine
Speaker 3: four one four one o four three, Jackie, what was
Speaker 3: it for you?
Speaker 11: I'm at our school. We our school band click click.
Speaker 3: I remember those They were sort of thing a ninja
Speaker 3: would have. Basically, I actually think there works the nunchucks.
Speaker 2: Or throwing to I don't know what they are.
Speaker 3: How would you describe them? There were two very solid
Speaker 3: plastic balls.
Speaker 11: Yeah, oh yeah, I actually actually thought they were sort
Speaker 11: of more like like a glass type I don't even.
Speaker 2: Know, even more dangerous, more dangerous we have plastic in
Speaker 2: the UK.
Speaker 4: You had glass.
Speaker 6: But they were really noisy?
Speaker 2: Were they?
Speaker 12: Mane?
Speaker 11: Everything wants to kill you?
Speaker 7: Here?
Speaker 4: The kids toys?
Speaker 3: Correct?
Speaker 11: Yes, after after a few injuries and whatnot to broken
Speaker 11: wrists and that they were banned from the school. I
Speaker 11: think that would banned from the world.
Speaker 3: Actually, after that, I didn't know the world got together
Speaker 3: a band Hitler and.
Speaker 4: Jackie banned by the world. What a great photo that
Speaker 4: could be, Carl, good morning.
Speaker 12: Good morning guys. So I went to boarding school and
Speaker 12: I do not recommend this. I sternly advise against it.
Speaker 12: They banned pillow cases to know, so if you take
Speaker 12: a pillow case and you put it inside another pillar case,
Speaker 12: enough pillowcases inside one pillow case means that when you
Speaker 12: have a pillow fight, it can cause damage. So I
Speaker 12: do not recommend that you try to find it.
Speaker 4: Damage mild scuffing, mild abrasion.
Speaker 10: It will take you off your feet if you hit that.
Speaker 2: If you're half a grand on again and worry about.
Speaker 4: Hair born inside billow.
Speaker 3: And then banned by the world, of course, Carl, thank
Speaker 3: you very much, Yes, thank you, have a good day.
Speaker 4: Simon.
Speaker 10: Guys. Yeah, I went to a private boys school and
Speaker 10: they banned held you hairjol hair Joe.
Speaker 4: Why did they bann hair gel to rock and roll
Speaker 4: and unruly boys?
Speaker 7: Exactly ninety nine?
Speaker 1: I have no idea.
Speaker 12: And we protested by growing a hairlong and.
Speaker 7: Scruppy and uh two months later they reneged on it,
Speaker 7: and now we got to to the man.
Speaker 3: This is a great story. Well done, Simon, Thank you,
Speaker 3: Thank you mate. Seven fifty three on goal David Lee Roth.
Speaker 3: Just like Paradise, we obviously rang out of songs to
Speaker 3: do with a five more.
Speaker 8: We went out of road, just like in Speak the
Speaker 8: Christian Connell Show podcast, Christian a Company.
Speaker 3: She didn't play smooth by Santana. I can, and we
Speaker 3: play every other day. Have you never heard this radio
Speaker 3: station stick around around? You'll have it today by fight, sir.
Speaker 3: That's our guarantee. We're talking there about what got banned
Speaker 3: from your school on nine four one four three Christian planking.
Speaker 4: Do you remember planking? M do you remember planking?
Speaker 3: It got bound to my school after my brother thought
Speaker 3: we funny to go on the school library of roof
Speaker 3: during the lunch break and plank to the school. He
Speaker 3: got expelled. He got expelled for that. I'd love to speak.
Speaker 3: Always thought they were the ultimate hard people.
Speaker 2: If you had somebody come from another school who got
Speaker 2: expelled at their last school, they already had.
Speaker 3: Surrounded in mystery hardness. They had that don't mess with them.
Speaker 3: They they're here because they got thrown out their school.
Speaker 3: For probably most of it was made up. It's like
Speaker 3: a self myth. But they were legendary, all right, sir,
Speaker 3: squeeze a few last calls in. Hugo, is you know
Speaker 3: you were talking earlier Jack about there's always one kid
Speaker 3: who does something, and then because something they did, the
Speaker 3: rest of us are now have a banging Hugo is
Speaker 3: the originator of a school band. Hugo get a Christian?
Speaker 10: How are you going?
Speaker 3: Mate?
Speaker 4: So I understand you're the originator of the what got
Speaker 4: banned at your school?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 10: Mate, So I know you guys are talking about this
Speaker 10: the other day, but our lunch orders?
Speaker 4: So what happened?
Speaker 10: So me, it wasn't just me, It was and me
Speaker 10: and a group of mates. We figured out one day
Speaker 10: that if you ripped a little hole in your envelope
Speaker 10: and gave it to the lunch order man, he would
Speaker 10: just think that the money had fallen out some way.
Speaker 7: Or maybe one of his employees that.
Speaker 10: Had misplaced the money. So for about two weeks you
Speaker 10: kept giving us free food, and then.
Speaker 4: What a Greek two week run that must have been.
Speaker 10: And then, oh mate, it was absolutely amazing. Cookie and then.
Speaker 2: Surely has a caught on. The whole class is little holes.
Speaker 4: It's going to get around.
Speaker 3: There's there's not there's more than one one golden ticket.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, exactly. We kept we kept it pretty niche
Speaker 10: to start, but you know a few of the more
Speaker 10: unpopular kids found out about it and ruined it for everyone.
Speaker 4: Those unpopular kids.
Speaker 10: Yeah, but then yeah, then pretty much the lunch order
Speaker 10: man banned lunch orders for I think a day or
Speaker 10: two until he could get to the.
Speaker 12: Bottom of it, and.
Speaker 10: No food ran deep.
Speaker 4: It ran deep within the school, to the top kids,
Speaker 4: right to the Yeah, exactly, Yeah, all right, Hugo, thanks
Speaker 4: you cool.
Speaker 10: Big shout out to my man Vipa Reo in the
Speaker 10: studio doing a great job commentator for the trading game.
Speaker 4: Gotcha.
Speaker 2: It makes sense to the guy who obviously believed the
Speaker 2: unpopular kids and friends with the show a.
Speaker 3: Bit like that. He's constantly walking up and down picking
Speaker 3: on our trainings because they're not the cool ones I have.
Speaker 3: Who the hell is vipers? Do you play footy with him?
Speaker 4: Hugo?
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, this is actually not the first time I
Speaker 10: was called up Christian. I'm a long time call on.
Speaker 3: Thank you now. You're just broken cover of it. Now
Speaker 3: we're going to mark you in the system as a
Speaker 3: friend of Rios again. Okay, all right, hugo, thank you
Speaker 3: very much.
Speaker 1: Well Christian Connell's Show podcast.
Speaker 4: We want to talk about game changes.
Speaker 3: Now. What do you think for you is a definite
Speaker 3: game changer where it's something you do routinely and from
Speaker 3: the moment you do it that this is it.
Speaker 4: This is a game changer for me. I'll always do it.
Speaker 3: It makes things and life go easier. Daniel was telling
Speaker 3: us about one the other day on the show.
Speaker 7: I spray my canola oil spray before I fit it on.
Speaker 7: Still give that golden brown thing. But let's Matt, absolutely
Speaker 7: game changer with the canol oil.
Speaker 3: With a canola oil a game changer, all right, game
Speaker 3: changer for me. If you're getting Domino pizza, try the
Speaker 3: topping of garlic parmesan swell.
Speaker 4: It is so good. It's a swell of garlic parmesan
Speaker 4: source and that is great.
Speaker 3: Shaving in the shower as well, get a little stick
Speaker 3: on mere on the wall because you're all wet anyway
Speaker 3: and it washes away or you're not shaving.
Speaker 2: Don't you get worried about in the shower accidentally dropping
Speaker 2: the blade and then you're all exposed.
Speaker 4: But that's the excitement to her as well. That's how
Speaker 4: I live.
Speaker 3: On the edge. Guys.
Speaker 2: You could take a chunk out of something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but on the edge, I need to be.
Speaker 4: What man a radio and in the shower Jack, what's
Speaker 4: a game changer for you?
Speaker 2: Well, it's also in the bathroom, a simple one. We
Speaker 2: used to have a lidded bin with the foot pedal
Speaker 2: where you had to press.
Speaker 4: Someone's got an incoming email of me.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's down right now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, why not?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're live on a foot pedal bin and it
Speaker 2: was too cumbersome to always be opening the foot pedal
Speaker 2: opening the lid. Now just go lidless bin, so it's
Speaker 2: open to the world.
Speaker 3: You see all discarded tissues and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you think in the bathroom you're not throwing
Speaker 2: anything that disgusting away. It's only like fly you are.
Speaker 2: It's rubbish, empty toothpaste.
Speaker 3: It I don't want all that.
Speaker 2: It's like an open but you'll use it a lot
Speaker 2: more and every time you use it, you'll be glad
Speaker 2: that one step has been removed opening the lid.
Speaker 3: But when you say the.
Speaker 4: Fat you just put your foot down on it. Yeah,
Speaker 4: means slightly it opens.
Speaker 2: But also because the bins are smaller, you're going to
Speaker 2: step on it. You move it the toilet, you've lost it.
Speaker 6: Can you just put it straight in the bin?
Speaker 2: Though, Like, no, leave the room and go to the
Speaker 2: other No, if you're running, no bin in the bathroom.
Speaker 2: It's a game changer for you to put in the bathroom.
Speaker 12: No, No, you.
Speaker 2: Take your floss into the kitchen.
Speaker 3: I say, ninety percent of the stuff and there is
Speaker 3: my wife, So I call it the lady's best friend. No,
Speaker 3: it's still I'm going to bring up my own right
Speaker 3: and just small bin. It's called the lady bin.
Speaker 6: It's delaying the pro this.
Speaker 3: It's like I don't be walking through the house. Were
Speaker 3: discarded products in the bathroom, but.
Speaker 6: Then it's festering away for like a week until you
Speaker 6: empty the beach.
Speaker 2: It doesn't fester in the bathroom.
Speaker 5: The game changer for me is also in the bathroom.
Speaker 5: And we brush our teeth in the shower because toothpaste
Speaker 5: goes everywhere all over the vanity?
Speaker 3: Who does that?
Speaker 2: You do in the shower because it's cleaner, so you
Speaker 2: spit down the train.
Speaker 3: Totally imagine that with all the best weather the world,
Speaker 3: when you're spitching, no one's shot is that good?
Speaker 4: You're gonna end up on someone's foot, aren't you.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 6: And then at the end of the shower, you know,
Speaker 6: you just get the shower head and over the glass.
Speaker 3: Shall ever made that noise get a plumber?
Speaker 2: So this has become bathroom game?
Speaker 3: Yeah kind of say, these game changers aren't just lift
Speaker 3: in the bathroom.
Speaker 4: We've just so bizarrely all just merged there.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: We're looking for your guarantee game changers. Hello, Timid Pakenham,
Speaker 3: Christian cordless headphones. Yeah, I think the world been out
Speaker 3: to speak about two hundred years to him? What you
Speaker 3: got an iPod?
Speaker 4: Next you're to sell me or CD disc one?
Speaker 3: Oh spaceman, where have you come from with these new
Speaker 3: futuristic gifts? Godless?
Speaker 4: Thank you, Timbo.
Speaker 3: Christian stick a toothpit through an onion before roasting stops
Speaker 3: it all falling apart. Game changer for us From Wendy.
Speaker 3: I think this says more about this lady's life. Give
Speaker 3: your mam a call before drinking so she doesn't call
Speaker 3: you when you're a bit toasted.
Speaker 4: He disappointed.
Speaker 2: That was happening so often that you had to come
Speaker 2: away like a workaround for it.
Speaker 3: Pay attention, Christian, brushing your teeth with hot water is
Speaker 3: a game changer.
Speaker 4: I need to know why. What does he do well?
Speaker 3: Perhaps he doesn't in a shower, so maybe pincherr by
Speaker 3: carbonet soda when boiling eggs. She'll just peel off.
Speaker 4: He's do you love it? Would people give a gender
Speaker 4: to something? Should just peel off easily?
Speaker 3: Microwave guardic colver for ten seconds and the skin just
Speaker 3: falls off. Before we go any further with your game changes.
Speaker 3: Just trying to tick off something to do this, by
Speaker 3: the way, trying to get a skip for tomorrow's show
Speaker 3: and the trading gains Big Grand Final and our trading pentatheron.
Speaker 4: We need a skip, Jake, Have you got a skip
Speaker 4: for us?
Speaker 3: Mate?
Speaker 10: I do, Christian, we can get one there straight away.
Speaker 3: Oh my word, you are a saint. What is the
Speaker 3: name of the company. Give yourself a plug?
Speaker 10: It's Mobile Skips.
Speaker 2: The guys you go to does it on the box.
Speaker 3: I don't want any mobile skip and I've got a
Speaker 3: drag somewhere. Mobile Skip company for your skip needs, Jake, An,
Speaker 3: are you okay if our people throw bricks into them.
Speaker 4: Only a couple, that'll be fine. Okay, fine, as long.
Speaker 10: As that don't have a thousand then we'll be okay.
Speaker 10: We can take bricks in any type of any type
Speaker 10: of waste.
Speaker 3: But not chuck it one.
Speaker 4: It's the challenge tomorrow is at the one thousand break challenge.
Speaker 2: We'd have to start now. Finish Brown on the radio
Speaker 2: went on.
Speaker 3: Nine hundred and five. It's mid day. Hi Jake, thank
Speaker 3: you very much. Shake from Mobile Skips to take up
Speaker 3: on that. Dan, good morning, good morning, Hi you dah. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: we're good Dan. What's your game changer?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 7: It's wrapping a hard taco in a soft taco.
Speaker 4: So first of all.
Speaker 7: Soft tacos and just wrap your herd taco shell in
Speaker 7: that no mess. You get all the goodness from every taco. Yah,
Speaker 7: your lamper off the plate.
Speaker 10: It's good to go.
Speaker 2: That is good because hard taco is always so messy.
Speaker 3: You're always breaking flimsy structure, very flimsy structure. Also I
Speaker 3: like about this is as you're bitting into it, you
Speaker 3: can just break that down. First of all, you meet
Speaker 3: the softness, crunch, there's a surprise behind the softness.
Speaker 4: That surprise is pleasing.
Speaker 12: Well, it's done.
Speaker 7: It's double the calories. But what the hell you're eating tacos?
Speaker 4: You're quite right?
Speaker 3: How can we double the calories? Though? What the difference
Speaker 3: with an extra layer of that soft shell?
Speaker 4: There's not many calories and that maybe not double the calories.
Speaker 7: But you're getting extra calories.
Speaker 3: But that's not falled out of the calories. Guys, Okay,
Speaker 3: let's not please today of all days.
Speaker 7: All right, Dan, thank you very much, Thanks guys.
Speaker 3: Nats, good morning, Good morning, Christian, good morning that what's
Speaker 3: the game changer for you? Nat?
Speaker 10: My game changer is a chammis in the shower, not
Speaker 10: for my body, but for the screen after every shower.
Speaker 4: Maybe it's a nice thing to do for the body. Actually,
Speaker 4: it's not like we can do everything. Give yourself a
Speaker 4: little buff up.
Speaker 2: So you clean the glass after the showers turned off?
Speaker 11: Yeah, after ee shower, just to get all the water
Speaker 11: droplets and peepsaw the soap scum off.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no mildew. But trouble is, are you are you
Speaker 3: getting out the shower, toweling off, dressing, gowning up and
Speaker 3: then doing the cleanup.
Speaker 11: No, no, just saying we drip and cold.
Speaker 3: No, what are you in prison? The guards?
Speaker 11: My kid's definitely think so.
Speaker 4: Thank you for cool.
Speaker 1: Now you're listening to the Christian Know Carl's Show podcast
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 3: We all get scammers every single day, but who knew
Speaker 3: a new hero Sometimes the heroin he emerges at the
Speaker 3: right time. I'm talking about the scam man. He's the
Speaker 3: scam man. He's the scam man. We're talking about Jack Stadt,
Speaker 3: John Post, otherwise known as the scam Man. He's scamming
Speaker 3: the scammers because he's retired. He's got a lot of
Speaker 3: time in his hands. So what's he been up to.
Speaker 2: He recently retired this year, and I found out at
Speaker 2: dinner the other night that he's been stringing scammers along
Speaker 2: so they will email him as and he'll keep the
Speaker 2: correspondence going as long as possible. I asked my dad
Speaker 2: to send me the email chain of one last night.
Speaker 2: He sent me sixteen individual emails. Four did it eat
Speaker 2: each bit of correspondence on individually? Are we ready to
Speaker 2: go on the journey that Dad's been on? The scam man?
Speaker 2: The email comes from someone called White House Delivery at
Speaker 2: White House Delivery for at gmail dot com. Your urgent
Speaker 2: respond is needed. They say, Hello, you need to send
Speaker 2: three hundred dollars here right now and receive everything immediately.
Speaker 2: Dad says, I am talking to my family and friends
Speaker 2: hoping to get much more than three hundred dollars White
Speaker 2: House Delivery. How much money are you with right now?
Speaker 3: Dad?
Speaker 2: Four eight hundred dollars? Do I need to send it
Speaker 2: to you? Just come up with the detail white house Delivery, Yes, Dad,
Speaker 2: but I'm still getting more money now. I have five thousand.
Speaker 4: Master Angler reeling them into his big net.
Speaker 2: So now Dad's up to five thousand, four hundred. White
Speaker 2: House Delivery says you have to send five four hundred
Speaker 2: dollars now send it now, Dad, Where can I send it?
Speaker 2: White house Delivery PayPal. I will send you the link.
Speaker 2: Then Dad looks, does some more research and sees that
Speaker 2: there's a number that keeps calling him. From the bottom
Speaker 2: of the email, He goes, I will be traveling to
Speaker 2: the US next week. I can see your phone number
Speaker 2: that you are located in Ohio. Fortunately, I have business there,
Speaker 2: so I can meet with you directly and provide you
Speaker 2: with the money.
Speaker 3: Over hang A dangerous game.
Speaker 2: Please where and when can we meet? I look forward
Speaker 2: to it. White House delivery. It is not possible to meet.
Speaker 3: He's taught of them.
Speaker 2: If you cannot play by PayPal, you can pay with bitcoin.
Speaker 2: You have to look for a bitcoin machine. I want
Speaker 2: you to send five thousand dollars through bitcoin. Dad, how
Speaker 2: much longer do I have White House delivery? Please?
Speaker 3: Now? And then?
Speaker 2: This is my dad's final bit of correspondence. And remember
Speaker 2: he's not doing this to be read out on the
Speaker 2: radio or anything. He's just doing this for his own entertainment.
Speaker 3: So the next piece man in mind, Jack Toss, of
Speaker 3: the day that Jack's mamma told that she's overheard him
Speaker 3: on the phone chatting for like ten or fifteen minutes.
Speaker 9: Scal.
Speaker 2: Dad's finishing email, which he didn't get a reply from. Sorry,
Speaker 2: I was in a car accident and unconscious for a
Speaker 2: whole day. When I woke up, I went into my
Speaker 2: email and hit the wrong button and deleted all our emails.
Speaker 2: Can you send me the details again? Am I going
Speaker 2: to be in trouble? We need to sort this out, as.
Speaker 3: It was like the sort of excuse I get from
Speaker 3: you about not reading your emails.
Speaker 4: He's definitely your outlone from.
Speaker 3: The best.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Patsy actually gave us the idea for today's time Waste
Speaker 3: Stuff Yesterday, Patsy was kind enough to send me a
Speaker 3: new story.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure there's anything in this for the show.
Speaker 3: Monkeys are upping the anti Patsy's word and then Cume
Speaker 3: pay his news story. Japan has seen a rising monkey
Speaker 3: attacks in the last few weeks, with a course of
Speaker 3: wild monkeys are climbing through windows and striking residents from behind.
Speaker 4: Forty five. She likes that forty five people have been injured.
Speaker 3: There's now a special monkey patrol unit, is it at
Speaker 3: the monkeys? They've hired to patrol the other monkeys? To
Speaker 3: catch a monkey?
Speaker 4: Hire a monkey?
Speaker 3: All right, So we're looking for your monkey movies.
Speaker 2: Yes, what do they watch?
Speaker 4: Tell you what they watch on the monkey channel? I
Speaker 4: married him a cack murderer. You've got to know you
Speaker 4: might mis movie.
Speaker 2: Gold Plus Mission Chimp Possible.
Speaker 3: Chimpy Cruise Saving Primate Brian so More movie reenacted by
Speaker 3: Chimps Silver. This is an American football movie reenacted by chimps.
Speaker 3: Any given Sunday Diary of a Chimpy Kit, Gold for
Speaker 3: the Young Chimps and great eighties movie, a questifying treasure.
Speaker 3: That's right, Baboonies, God plus God plus First of the Week.
Speaker 4: Oh, ambassively are spiling me? What have you got, Jackie boy?
Speaker 4: Monkey movies?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: What else are they watching on the Monkey Channel? Horrible Bosses? No,
Speaker 2: they wouldn't watch that. No, watch horrible proboscis.
Speaker 3: Oh no, no, they wouldn't watch that.
Speaker 2: Silver, No, no, no, Silver sixteen mantrels.
Speaker 4: Oh now that's great, that's very good.
Speaker 2: Gold the Chimpy Code, also Gold Chimpy Car, and they're
Speaker 2: watching it the at the Monkey Movies, they're watching Dude,
Speaker 2: where's Macaque?
Speaker 1: You'd always.
Speaker 3: Always marked down and turn your nose up, But that
Speaker 3: dude wears the Now you go for this.
Speaker 2: That's got an extra layer where the maye of dude
Speaker 2: wears my car becomes part of the monkey. Dude, where's Macaque?
Speaker 4: All right, I'll give your gold. He's finally come around.
Speaker 3: Everybody? All right?
Speaker 9: What have you got?
Speaker 4: Their Monkey movies? What else are they watching?
Speaker 1: The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Let's mark today's time wasters. Look, if you're Monkey Movies,
Speaker 3: jack Post, you're ready to mark. Let's do it fifty
Speaker 3: first Primates Bronze. We asked for a Monkey movies.
Speaker 2: And that's a solid That's a solid one, alright, brons plus.
Speaker 4: Oh you want to give us that.
Speaker 3: Won't listen to the people?
Speaker 4: This one?
Speaker 3: You Me and Chimpanzee Silver dude, where's my carpew chin?
Speaker 2: Gold?
Speaker 4: Now that's how to do it.
Speaker 12: All?
Speaker 4: Rangultangu and cash Mark Webber. That's very good. I'm a gibbon,
Speaker 4: he said, am aged and arm a gibbon Gold. Kelly,
Speaker 4: well done. Edward monkey Hands.
Speaker 3: Should be no no, come on, Sharon, well done for
Speaker 3: Edward monkey Hands. I'd watch that just on time alone.
Speaker 3: I don't care how good the money is. Edward monkey
Speaker 3: Heads promises so much as a movie experience.
Speaker 4: How did you get those hands like that?
Speaker 2: Who did that?
Speaker 3: One?
Speaker 2: That is from just from my files.
Speaker 15: Sharon in Geelong, Hey Pageddon Silver Silver, Back to the
Speaker 15: Future Silver weekend of the Boonies, Silver Puss, a lot
Speaker 15: of the pooflings, Why Andrew Monkey Magic, Mike.
Speaker 3: Gold plus movie about stripping my monkeys Powerful the Karate
Speaker 3: Chimp Gold did have a flashback to yesterday's Gold for
Speaker 3: that guy about that dojo.
Speaker 2: Yeah, once then that happened.
Speaker 3: Jimpy Jimmy Bang Bang silvil plus the Curious Case of
Speaker 3: Benjamin Baboon Gold Edward opposable thumb hands also, oh too
Speaker 3: great One's there ten things I hear about throwing poo
Speaker 3: Gold Monkey I shrunk the chimps. It's an enigma that
Speaker 3: one monkey I shrunk the chimps.
Speaker 2: Gold plu.
Speaker 3: That is that's a high level Lee take a bow,
Speaker 3: Lee Collins. Well done, and let's then with this one,
Speaker 3: also a smart one from Jennifer Grant. Sim I am
Speaker 3: sim I am gold. All right, so who gets the tickets?
Speaker 2: Honorable mention to Edward monkey hands, but the winner is
Speaker 2: Lee Monkey I shrunk the chimps.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well done.
Speaker 1: Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: All right, tomorrow's show, we'll have knock off Friday. We'll
Speaker 3: have your time waste sir. That's all a given. That's
Speaker 3: money in the bank. But the big ticket event tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Top tier stuff, top of town stuff is this.
Speaker 9: When trees go to war, only one can rule them all. Ships.
Speaker 9: Pretty's head to here, who's the sharpest in the shed?
Speaker 9: Flory filing, framing fences, cash, He's cans of feef for
Speaker 9: breakfast trade.
Speaker 3: He's time for more. Gordie is one you're fight fur
Speaker 3: It is a big Grand final thanks to Suthing's all's
Speaker 3: five thousand dollars up for grabs.
Speaker 4: It's not his mother money.
Speaker 3: Who will be the king of all trade? He's in
Speaker 3: Melbourne once and for all. Which trade is the smartest
Speaker 3: of them all? Will it be the plumber or will
Speaker 3: it be wildcard entry plain ground installer?
Speaker 4: Last week we didn't even know that was a trade.
Speaker 3: We always thought when we were thinking about this, it's
Speaker 3: people that would be able to help to do a reno.
Speaker 3: Everybody thought about well Baker came.
Speaker 4: On Monday, crashed out immediately. No survice. Is there but
Speaker 4: a playground installer.
Speaker 3: He's the hot favorite, the one, if I.
Speaker 2: Remember correctly, came on and said he has to do
Speaker 2: a bit of every trade when installing the playground. Apparently
Speaker 2: there's water runoff, you had to do some plumbing.
Speaker 3: West Sarmon does some brickwork. So playground installer in the
Speaker 3: final taking on a plumber. That's tomorrow's show. How are
Speaker 3: we going to settle this? It can't be just one thing,
Speaker 3: you know. We did the reverse trailer barking yesterday we
Speaker 3: did the Coffee.
Speaker 4: Challenge run on Monday.
Speaker 3: We have our own Trady Pentathlon five events in one game.
Speaker 3: So we're asking earlier for a skip jack. Why do
Speaker 3: we need to skip?
Speaker 2: We will be doing skip basketball. Competitors will have to
Speaker 2: throw a brick.
Speaker 3: That's it, skip basketball with bricks. Ce, why were we
Speaker 3: asking for a skip buy of jack?
Speaker 2: The competitors will be playing skip basketball with bricks.
Speaker 3: With bricks, you say, that's right.
Speaker 2: You imagine a basketball throwing it. It's playing through the air.
Speaker 2: Imagine a brick.
Speaker 4: Sorry, hamm a schlargan.
Speaker 2: You don't want me to do them anymore?
Speaker 3: I nund you into it. I'll set you up hammer schlargin.
Speaker 3: You jump on the back of it.
Speaker 2: Nails will be lined up. Competitor will have to get
Speaker 2: a hammer and in one foul swoop bang. Then nail
Speaker 2: goes in times ten times ten.
Speaker 4: I'll go bang bang bang.
Speaker 2: Bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang.
Speaker 3: That's ten skip basketball with what we be? Ready? Jack?
Speaker 3: I'm a chargin the nails?
Speaker 4: Quick?
Speaker 2: What else is it there?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 4: Well, you know traders have to crawl under that house.
Speaker 2: They're always crawling under the head.
Speaker 3: Can't bring a house to the trading games tomorrow. Our
Speaker 3: sun's all steady. What are we going to have?
Speaker 2: We will have a child's playhouse on an elevated stage.
Speaker 2: It will have a garden, It will have everything a
Speaker 2: house has, and our trades will have to race underneath
Speaker 2: the house.
Speaker 4: What's the last one the.
Speaker 3: They will have to By the way, we never got
Speaker 3: to that WhatsApp group, but it went quiet.
Speaker 4: What are they swing? Tom just said he's going to
Speaker 4: bring a saw in today?
Speaker 3: What are we going to do with it? Have to
Speaker 3: do some walk around the office with it, waving it,
Speaker 3: threading the staff with it.
Speaker 2: Our competitors will have to saw something or will reap
Speaker 2: beaver for you tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Tune in from a to find out what is that
Speaker 3: mystery saw? What's the show? Okay?
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast