Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Hey this is Christian.
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Speaker 3: Today's Breakfast Show. We now have a spinoff podcast. I'm
Speaker 3: calling it After the Show. A lot of you have
Speaker 3: asked me over the years what happens after the show,
Speaker 3: and so I'm recording what we actually do after the show.
Speaker 3: There's always a daily meeting and it's here in the studio,
Speaker 3: so I've now decided to turn the microphones on and
Speaker 3: record the meeting.
Speaker 2: We're to the producers of the show.
Speaker 3: Rio and Caitlin did an episode a couple of weeks
Speaker 3: ago as a pilot. I was just curious to see
Speaker 3: if you actually would like it, and loads of you did.
Speaker 3: We've got these incredible emails about it. So we're going
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Speaker 4: It's a refined taste, but it's good.
Speaker 3: Just about to go and have potato and leak soup.
Speaker 3: Hopefully it doesn't go all over me.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show, Gold one oh four point three Show.
Speaker 3: One and forty seven, Christian O'Connell Show. Good morning, Patsy, morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning Jack Morning. Guys, big day today for our
Speaker 3: Jackie boy. Emotions must be running high. You've got the anticipation,
Speaker 3: the excitement. I'm guessing a little bit of nerves about
Speaker 3: your playing in this.
Speaker 2: Jack will be on the show tomorrow.
Speaker 3: He's so committed to radio and the show and defending
Speaker 3: us against Connor Jackie are.
Speaker 2: The best place is at a charity golf day tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Up shoulders with celebrities.
Speaker 5: So hello celebrities.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Patsy.
Speaker 4: I'm most nervous, not about actually my golf swing anymore.
Speaker 4: It is about what I'll be wearing on the day,
Speaker 4: because you guys have made me some sort of polo.
Speaker 2: No that's the wrong word. Look about it.
Speaker 3: We have signed you up to be our first and
Speaker 3: ambassador of our new sports golf web.
Speaker 4: Okay, when do I get to see it today?
Speaker 3: Obviously today, because you've got to then fly away today
Speaker 3: with your gear that you're going to play in.
Speaker 4: And one thing I'm worried about is they send an
Speaker 4: email to everyone competing in the Mick Fanning Day asking
Speaker 4: for our shirt sizes. So maybe they want to give
Speaker 4: us some kind of Mick Fanning shirt.
Speaker 3: Okay, wef a I'd like to see said email. Suddenly
Speaker 3: this is going out on the eve of it. I
Speaker 3: doubt that very much is a bit of BS thinking
Speaker 3: that would follow us off.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 3: Secondly, you can tell Fanning that you have a very
Speaker 3: exact important sponsor that is the radio shirt that is
Speaker 3: so close you are.
Speaker 4: But I don't remember. I've never met this man, so
Speaker 4: first impressions, I don't want to come up to him
Speaker 4: and say thank you for having me at your day,
Speaker 4: middle finger to your T shirt.
Speaker 3: You don't say, listen this here and you'll already be
Speaker 3: wearing it proudly and the heart will be out like
Speaker 3: Superman does it go Oh sorry about this s logo here,
Speaker 3: but embarrassing. I'm not promoting your charity. You're promoted the
Speaker 3: great work that we do, and we will endorse the
Speaker 3: amazing charity work that he's doing for the floods.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you've seen a lot of Golfer
Speaker 4: as well. It's very much a small emblem. It's usually embroidery.
Speaker 4: No bigger than a fifty cent piece would be the
Speaker 4: logo when you say Superman s on the front. What, No,
Speaker 4: it is the show logo.
Speaker 2: It's what it is.
Speaker 3: It's there's no point you endorsing something if people like squinting, going,
Speaker 3: what does it say that? Kay and j Show, Jason
Speaker 3: Lauren bad advertising. You're a billboard, my friend, be proud.
Speaker 4: I will be nervous until I see it.
Speaker 2: You don't need to be nervous.
Speaker 3: And then when you have a couple of week shots,
Speaker 3: you kiss the badge of the show.
Speaker 2: And that's how the powers we are there with you.
Speaker 2: We're not there.
Speaker 3: You're certainly not there with us. We're we here in
Speaker 3: Melbourne looking off the show for you, which is probably
Speaker 3: still an invoice for but the show can be with
Speaker 3: you in the bunker.
Speaker 4: Okay, thank you. So you'll give me the power to
Speaker 4: swing better in my darkest.
Speaker 2: Wow, we know that you can't do that.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Guys.
Speaker 3: What happened at the driving range yesterday? You got some
Speaker 3: last minute practicing.
Speaker 4: I would say about fifty to fifty. So on Tuesday,
Speaker 4: I did less where he gave me an idiot proof swing.
Speaker 4: I tried to take that idiot proof swing to the
Speaker 4: driving range yesterday and I was still able to be
Speaker 4: an idiot with it. Ah, So what are you gonna do?
Speaker 3: Are you going to because it will be your first
Speaker 3: time you're going to try and use this new half
Speaker 3: swing in a in a it is you are going
Speaker 3: to be nervous tomorrow. It's not a normal sort of
Speaker 3: knock around game.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so you suggested go back to your normal swing. Yeah,
Speaker 4: there is no normal swing. I don't have a consistent.
Speaker 3: This swing for the defences. You know, if it goes bad,
Speaker 3: it just going took up this game six months ago.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you about this radio show. Take some
Speaker 3: binstickers have that any golf bag as well?
Speaker 4: Can I get everyone drinks? Is everyone?
Speaker 3: Let me go?
Speaker 2: Be someone fun to hang out with.
Speaker 3: They're not going to be wowed by the golf, but
Speaker 3: the banter and the hang We went out one of
Speaker 3: your tweets or Facebook messages from ten years ago. You
Speaker 3: wanted to be entourage. Be entourage. What's in your golf bag? Shots, booths, snacks, sausages?
Speaker 3: Be that guy Jack? Can you have a great day.
Speaker 1: The Christiano connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show. I've just seen your golf.
Speaker 4: Top sor are you real in discuss.
Speaker 3: But this has made it hard for me to We might
Speaker 3: not even bother.
Speaker 2: Let me see that's way it's wait.
Speaker 3: Once you get that, once you open up that bottle
Speaker 3: of champagne, it lose the fits real quick. Wow, wee
Speaker 3: wow we You know racing drivers, Formula one drivers. You
Speaker 3: know how logo up.
Speaker 4: There very different to golfers.
Speaker 3: I don't know. Yeah, no, no, yeah, yeah, golf every
Speaker 3: one two mega sports coming together like live golf.
Speaker 2: This is mega's golf jack.
Speaker 4: But how many brands do I have to There's only
Speaker 4: one brand that I really have to be an ambassador for,
Speaker 4: and that's The Christconnell Show.
Speaker 2: That's it. Yeah, and don't worry.
Speaker 3: That's crystal clear on that logo. Now will be left
Speaker 3: after eighteen rounds of golf with you about what radio
Speaker 3: showd you work for?
Speaker 2: Wow? So now what happened at the chicken shop?
Speaker 4: All right? Awkward moment you're saying that my local chicken
Speaker 4: and chips. I want to get your opinion of her,
Speaker 4: because I think I was in the right there in
Speaker 4: the wrong. I ordered a chicken rap and a regular chips.
Speaker 4: What does a regular chips mean to you?
Speaker 2: Just you chippies, like a minimum fishing chips?
Speaker 4: Minimum regular chips twelve dollars, I said, are just potato.
Speaker 4: I actually put it on the pay pers thing. The
Speaker 4: walk away start cooking and I wait for her to
Speaker 4: come back. I said, twelve dollars a bit steep for chips?
Speaker 2: Is it? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Sorry, that's it?
Speaker 5: Is that with chicken salt not.
Speaker 2: Chicken salt? Is that one creepy determined?
Speaker 5: Like how good were these chips?
Speaker 4: So I pay for it? Then it comes it's like
Speaker 4: chips for they would feed three or four people. Then
Speaker 4: I look at the board.
Speaker 2: Just this point is to grow. It's got to fed out.
Speaker 4: This is their chip order small, medium, regular, large, jump.
Speaker 2: I have too many options.
Speaker 4: Small and regular is the same thing all the time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think regular is basically small. Is that you
Speaker 3: either go regular or large.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 4: There's no small, medium, something else then large, no mediums
Speaker 4: in between smaller large.
Speaker 3: Yeah, medium weight, heavyweight. In boxing and martial arts, we
Speaker 3: all understand the system.
Speaker 4: And when I'm confused about why it costs twelve dollars.
Speaker 4: Why don't you say, hey, this will feed your family.
Speaker 4: It's just you. You're here by myself.
Speaker 3: I would give you a heads up, like or you're
Speaker 3: either really hungry or is this for the work site.
Speaker 4: I don't want to killogram worth of chips.
Speaker 2: So what happened?
Speaker 4: So she gave me she I had to do the
Speaker 4: awkward thing where I said, well, I don't want tips
Speaker 4: for three people. So she took it back. Oh and
Speaker 4: she gave me seven dollars. Who in change? I got
Speaker 4: my chips? No, I didn't want that many chips.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but who's prepared to actually send back chips?
Speaker 5: It's not like they can resell it.
Speaker 4: No, but maybe they can eat it on their lunch break.
Speaker 5: That is confusing, though they obviously don't know the meaning
Speaker 5: of what regular means.
Speaker 4: I don't know. They don't know, And I actually wanted
Speaker 4: them to know. This was a learning experience for them,
Speaker 4: because if I.
Speaker 2: Just that's so kind of you, isn't it?
Speaker 4: Tony Robins spiders took the chips, then they wouldn't think
Speaker 4: anything of it. But if I made it a bit
Speaker 4: big stink, a small.
Speaker 2: Stink handed the money about the change.
Speaker 4: Then they would go yeah, we probably aren't really paying
Speaker 4: attention to how badly we've put those sizes on the board.
Speaker 2: Wow, week perhatsy would you I bet? Would you have
Speaker 2: said anything?
Speaker 3: I would have done moaned about it privately, but not
Speaker 3: I've actually said, can I have a refund on these chips?
Speaker 4: I didn't. I didn't moan. You still had to be
Speaker 4: there to.
Speaker 2: Know how to tell me.
Speaker 4: Now that I'm the lady, now I understand what happened.
Speaker 4: Just a miss. Don't know the chips. There's there's way
Speaker 4: too many chips here. This is for obviously for four
Speaker 4: people every day.
Speaker 2: That other chips that's regular so large.
Speaker 4: I am but one man a small chips. Please have
Speaker 4: these chips go back to want the chip? I want
Speaker 4: small chips. Please don't need a small family and friends cows.
Speaker 4: I noticed the small chips on the cost five dollars
Speaker 4: and I played paid twelve, so.
Speaker 2: Seven dollars made you made it weird for them.
Speaker 4: I did make it weird for them so that they
Speaker 4: would know that they've made a mistake on the board.
Speaker 5: Did they hand it back like cash, proper cash? Yes,
Speaker 5: that would have been awkward, so awkward because.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, and you've got to like, there go, there's
Speaker 3: your money. That open up the till to get the
Speaker 3: supervisor over to supervise.
Speaker 4: I'm shocked. I actually thought I would come in here
Speaker 4: and you guys are all band together and take.
Speaker 2: Your overpriced chips and eat them in the car.
Speaker 3: I'm sure shocked. I'm sorry, I'm shocked. We's you know,
Speaker 3: a phone into that about what you've actually sent back?
Speaker 3: Has anyone been more petty than some chips? I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: it's petty. It's chips.
Speaker 4: Actually a part of me thought they might be running
Speaker 4: a conspiracy where people would ask for regular chips they
Speaker 4: know full well regularly means small, and they're selling them
Speaker 4: for twelve dollars, especially for things like uber eats where
Speaker 4: people can't send them back and it's already all done.
Speaker 2: A chip piracy?
Speaker 6: Was it clearly advertised on the board? Small medium, regularly
Speaker 6: don't and the different prices wasn't It was on the board.
Speaker 4: But who reads?
Speaker 2: Always with the consumer?
Speaker 4: Who reads the board to order?
Speaker 2: Everyone knows you go, that's the one on one. It's
Speaker 2: called the menu.
Speaker 4: You don't you look at the raps or the burgers
Speaker 4: to go? All right, I'll have that wrap. And obviously
Speaker 4: a small chip, so I know what that is. That's universal.
Speaker 4: I'll be safe to not look at the board for
Speaker 4: that one. I'm shocked. I'm not getting shot.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, too many chips the.
Speaker 3: Pavement in my Tesla God for a minute fanning golf
Speaker 3: tournament Briday, I can't be taking a.
Speaker 2: Bit grumpy on the fourth green pass? What do you reckon? Oh?
Speaker 5: Look, I agree.
Speaker 4: You would have sent them back, what annoy?
Speaker 2: She would have been nicer. Actually, here's what.
Speaker 3: I wanted to take these chips. I'm going to take
Speaker 3: these chips all I would say. I felt a bit confused.
Speaker 3: I'm happy, I'm happy to pay, but just you might
Speaker 3: want to know, make a bit clear of other simpletons
Speaker 3: that come in. Just make it a bit clear, like
Speaker 3: a giant foam finger or something on the chips.
Speaker 4: I was to be honest, it'd be more passive, aggressive, like,
Speaker 4: well you have, I said, because I'm just one person.
Speaker 4: I only want a small I'm just one person. She knows,
Speaker 4: I said, I am a humble man, a traveler.
Speaker 5: Did she know you weren't ordering for a family?
Speaker 4: I said, it seems like sort of under my breath,
Speaker 4: it seems like a weird place in the order to
Speaker 4: put regular chips between medium and large.
Speaker 3: I'm afraid there's no learning for her in the other
Speaker 3: than we had one of those ales in today.
Speaker 2: That's what she takes from this encounter. You're walking out
Speaker 2: thinking green.
Speaker 4: Job Jack, and the next time I go in there
Speaker 4: there's a picture of me. Do not serve this?
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Speaker 5: I was a guest of the Lovely Langham team yesterday
Speaker 5: who have been such strong supporters since day one of
Speaker 5: the show, so I really wanted to go and help
Speaker 5: celebrate their one hundred and fifty ninth anniversary of the
Speaker 5: Langham burial.
Speaker 2: Pitty, I didn't know old, not the Melbourne's.
Speaker 3: It's been there since the day Bloody Eddy moisturies as
Speaker 3: well his hats. Some good work done, a couple of
Speaker 3: nips and tucks here and there.
Speaker 5: No, it was their first first hotel in New York,
Speaker 5: I believe, and real trailblazers back in the eighteen hundred.
Speaker 5: It's like their New York property apparently was the first
Speaker 5: to have you know, electricity and heating and running water.
Speaker 5: We went to New York last night, which I had
Speaker 5: so we had a love of course, one flew with it.
Speaker 5: And they have a resident artist there called Kerrie Hess.
Speaker 2: Who is designed one of the suitets. We gave it
Speaker 2: away last year on the show.
Speaker 5: Oh well that's where it was. This is stunning this place,
Speaker 5: it's absolutely beautiful. And she was in house yesterday and painting,
Speaker 5: which was a real treat, so we could watch her
Speaker 5: do a work and it was a lovely day to
Speaker 5: see the teams, so it was nice, lovely.
Speaker 2: Patsy, all right, we want to find out what are
Speaker 2: you up to right now? What are you doing right now?
Speaker 7: How are you?
Speaker 2: What are you doing? This is like too much caffeine
Speaker 2: right now right now? This is what you're in a
Speaker 2: dialogue where you've had too much coffee, isn't it? It's
Speaker 2: this what are you doing? So many copies that what
Speaker 2: are you doing right now?
Speaker 5: But I love this my news thing at Nova.
Speaker 2: What do you mean right here right now? Yeah?
Speaker 5: That was my news intro.
Speaker 2: You're kidding? It was brilliant we've got to bring that back.
Speaker 2: This has got big presence. So what do the mean
Speaker 2: news right here right.
Speaker 3: Now in Australia, not foreign news right now, right here,
Speaker 3: right now, this suburb.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 5: And then this music would run under me, so I'd
Speaker 5: have music under me as I read.
Speaker 3: It's fairly urgent and strain. Yeah, you know, especially if
Speaker 3: a lot of the new Pertsy's news is sort of
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 4: On a Saturday, it would be hard to mesh the
Speaker 4: two together around.
Speaker 2: Yeah, perhaps you just went correct, Yeah it was. It's
Speaker 2: a real clash.
Speaker 5: You'd have to fade it down slightly.
Speaker 2: It's a it's a serious one. And then back up
Speaker 2: for the capsic level.
Speaker 5: Those noodles are spicy. They're getting.
Speaker 2: News right here, right now. It's private suite that I mean,
Speaker 2: right here, right now, having Champagne.
Speaker 4: The first hotel to have electricity. Oh yeah, New York.
Speaker 2: And don't even get me starting those real estate prices
Speaker 2: back then anyway, what are you up to? Capskin levels?
Speaker 2: Way too long?
Speaker 3: Good, he's backing them, guys, what are you up to
Speaker 3: right here right now? Give us a call ninety four
Speaker 3: one four one oh four three match if we took
Speaker 3: a polaroid snapsnot on whether were you up to right now?
Speaker 3: Tell us what the scene is that we'd see ninety
Speaker 3: four one four one four three give us a.
Speaker 1: Call well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell show. We're asking you right now while the
Speaker 3: show is going on, what are you doing? Are you
Speaker 3: up to right now? Nine four one four one oh
Speaker 3: four three? Go on into Tammy. Drive into work with
Speaker 3: a Hawk's Pride beanion with the air con turn up
Speaker 3: full blast.
Speaker 2: It is fresh.
Speaker 4: This morning was like, you don't need a beanie? Maybe
Speaker 4: we don't say one?
Speaker 2: Yeah, who we got here, Sharon, Good morning, Sharon, welcome
Speaker 2: to the show.
Speaker 8: Good morning, Thank you.
Speaker 2: Now Sharon, we're going to send you a show beanie,
Speaker 2: and what are you up to right now?
Speaker 7: I'm cleaning pumpkin soup out of my beautiful white Kate
Speaker 7: Hill hambag.
Speaker 2: Oh no, not the old Kate Hill. As soon as
Speaker 2: you said Hamdburg, not the old Kate Hill. This is
Speaker 2: not the news we need exactly.
Speaker 9: It's a white and silver handbag and now it's orange.
Speaker 10: On the inside.
Speaker 2: Oh no, pumpkin stains. It leaves a pumpkin taint.
Speaker 7: It does, it does and that's also my lunch.
Speaker 9: So unless I'm going to suck it out of there
Speaker 9: with a.
Speaker 2: Straw, When does a k hill become a super Bowl today?
Speaker 2: Fuck a coon bag of soup, and I.
Speaker 5: Bet it's your favorite bag as well.
Speaker 2: Well it was.
Speaker 7: No longer.
Speaker 2: Now what we do we taking a nice fancy bag
Speaker 2: like that to work on a school day like Thursday?
Speaker 10: Well it was dark.
Speaker 5: It was the first one I grabbed.
Speaker 3: From all them handbag closet. I fumbled in the dark.
Speaker 3: Cates always there.
Speaker 2: And off we go.
Speaker 3: So what what an abtsute nightma I did? There's a
Speaker 3: couple of weeks ago where something wasn't quite fastened up
Speaker 3: with some leftover food and had sauce, and of course,
Speaker 3: and it spills over everything in the bag. It's all
Speaker 3: all the other junk you have in your bag as well.
Speaker 3: And it's not generalization to say this, but I found
Speaker 3: it true in my personal experience that women team seem
Speaker 3: to have an awful lot of junk in their bags
Speaker 3: and handbags.
Speaker 5: You say junk, we say absolute necessities.
Speaker 2: I would say junk. Are they relevant to that day's business?
Speaker 5: You've got everyone else's junk, don't you? You have to
Speaker 5: hold you there. Well, you know, mum, can you hold these? Patrina?
Speaker 5: Can you have my fie?
Speaker 2: It's like have you got a stun gun in their taste?
Speaker 2: I should have mace all right shouting there.
Speaker 8: I probably would have checked the hole on the bean
Speaker 8: that my carcaes are in there and I've got to
Speaker 8: find it in an.
Speaker 3: Oh show rough start to today. Okay, we'll send you
Speaker 3: a beany but thanksgiving us a call. Thank you look
Speaker 3: after like Kate here in future. Next week is Kate
Speaker 3: Hill Week on the show. By the way, every corner
Speaker 3: winter Kate Hill bag. Let's make that happen, producers, my
Speaker 3: dream Roger.
Speaker 11: Born a Christian person.
Speaker 2: Jack, how you doing well?
Speaker 3: It sounds like you're breaking the land speed record at
Speaker 3: the moment. Where are you heading to?
Speaker 11: Oh, mommie, why the weather light with some steel Probably
Speaker 11: about nine and a half. They was swaking the back
Speaker 11: of the truck and then hits that guys farm.
Speaker 3: So your company won't step to sticking you in a
Speaker 3: motel or a hotel or anything.
Speaker 11: Nah, that's why we got they sort of in the
Speaker 11: snight trucks. Might they got the bits and in the
Speaker 11: back bridge everything in.
Speaker 2: It and is it warm? In there. Can you have
Speaker 2: heating on during the night or warm up a little blanket? Oh?
Speaker 11: It can, but it's it's pretty warm anyway, it doesn't.
Speaker 11: I've got a couple of going to be right.
Speaker 2: And have you got a little TV in there?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 11: I actually do. I've got a twenty four in smartly.
Speaker 2: He's got one of those ones that sort of newsagents
Speaker 2: have to stop attery with. Stephen.
Speaker 3: Wow, we that is an upgreat for what post he's
Speaker 3: got there. Roger will send you a beanie hat safe
Speaker 3: on the roads. Thanks for listening.
Speaker 12: Cheers.
Speaker 3: We got Sergeant Marion here from the ben Army. Good morning,
Speaker 3: Sergeant Marion.
Speaker 2: How why I'm good Marry? I remember you now?
Speaker 9: Feeling really good today?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 9: The end of the way.
Speaker 2: Ah, yeah, you're quite.
Speaker 9: Right, working toward yeah?
Speaker 2: Is this is short a week? You're quite right, Marian.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm on my way to work on a personal
Speaker 8: care for by side counsel. I'm apar and Joe White Christian.
Speaker 12: If you even need any help.
Speaker 2: Any caring do you know what right now?
Speaker 12: It's in careing right now, men as well as women.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Thank you very good on behalf of men.
Speaker 2: Thank you for caring for us just.
Speaker 8: Ripe five counsel. We're looking for careage too.
Speaker 13: If you're very interested in taking on another job.
Speaker 2: This one finishes at night, a little bit of caring
Speaker 2: on the way home.
Speaker 4: You're confused, Marion. If you want to care for him,
Speaker 4: if you want him.
Speaker 9: To care for others, you can if he I were,
Speaker 9: If you wants a second job, if they're not paying
Speaker 9: him an up?
Speaker 3: Now, Marian, who are you looking afterday? You were able
Speaker 3: to talk about today's patients.
Speaker 2: I bet you're a joy. This is well how many
Speaker 2: years you've been doing this, Marian, seventeen seventeen. I bet
Speaker 2: you're What a gift you'd be to someone who needs
Speaker 2: a bit of help right now?
Speaker 9: Oh God, go to one light, this one hundred and
Speaker 9: one that lives on our own, one hundred and one hundred.
Speaker 2: She's living on her own. She's not in l like
Speaker 2: twenty five.
Speaker 9: Care living on her own. And I go and just supersizeable.
Speaker 9: She has a shower, she does most of her own cooking,
Speaker 9: and all that sort of been here. I've got another
Speaker 9: lady turning.
Speaker 7: One hundred in August.
Speaker 9: Oh yes, she'd be amazed. Who's help there with that?
Speaker 9: I driving on their own and still quite capable of
Speaker 9: doing things.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're like a personal trainer for very old one
Speaker 3: hundred year old plus people, centenarians.
Speaker 9: I don't have a bit, but it's a great job,
Speaker 9: really rewarding job.
Speaker 3: I bet it is, and you're like a rainbow lighting
Speaker 3: them up every day. Would send you a beanie hat?
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what, do you want us to send
Speaker 3: you a couple for the old folk when you go
Speaker 3: around popping on the heads.
Speaker 9: That some of them needed.
Speaker 2: I can tell you yeah, I bet.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, well I'm going I'm going to send you
Speaker 3: a couple of beanie hats for the oldies to look
Speaker 3: after them.
Speaker 12: Okay, that that would be great, Christian?
Speaker 2: All right, Marrion always.
Speaker 9: Just don't forget if you ever made any.
Speaker 7: Hell yeah, okay, yes, she's probably a little bit.
Speaker 9: Too power or what I oh, yeah, in mind, Christian,
Speaker 9: if you have a brighten m Orley, Yeah, well.
Speaker 2: I have a wife.
Speaker 3: I'd like to think first and four months the right
Speaker 3: for twenty six years will be there for me. But
Speaker 3: you're probably right, And if you heard the show, let's
Speaker 3: not presume that I'll book you now, all right, all right,
Speaker 3: marrying good on?
Speaker 2: You have a good day today.
Speaker 1: Thank you The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell's show.
Speaker 3: After the chat to our last caller who managed to
Speaker 3: spare her lunch today pumpkin soup and correctly secured container
Speaker 3: spilling all inside of a Kate Hill handbag a nightmare
Speaker 3: for any of us actually speculate about the random crap
Speaker 3: we have in our bags. And I was saying, how
Speaker 3: often in my experienced women go around with a lot
Speaker 3: of random crap in there. And then I actually dilped
Speaker 3: into my home and there's a lot.
Speaker 2: Of stuff in here.
Speaker 4: It looks like.
Speaker 3: Running away at the movie Heat. We always meant to
Speaker 3: have a bag when you go within thirty seconds when
Speaker 3: you know the heat is around the corner.
Speaker 2: That movie has stayed with me.
Speaker 4: It's like a Looney Choose cartoon where they keep pulling
Speaker 4: lamps and stuff out.
Speaker 3: It's like it's like a wizard's pocket. All right, So Patsy,
Speaker 3: first of all, let's go through your bag.
Speaker 2: What have you got live inventory? Right now to the
Speaker 2: bags of Melbourne.
Speaker 5: I love this handbag. I have got a jar of
Speaker 5: Mum's quince jolly, which is for you, by the.
Speaker 2: Way, she gave you so much. They've got some new
Speaker 2: Manchego yesterday. Love it. That's Thursday night sorted.
Speaker 4: Also twice as big as the one that your mum
Speaker 4: gave Rio.
Speaker 3: Someone she knows where the bread's buttered Jack, absolutely, and
Speaker 3: it's double quints for me.
Speaker 2: I have got a Mumma Pats game game.
Speaker 5: A Halloween lantern thing that's left over from Halloween from Audrey.
Speaker 4: It's like a little.
Speaker 2: Plastic for mini so last year.
Speaker 5: I don't know why that's in there my purse. Obviously. Oh,
Speaker 5: I've got a top off a coffee cup. I don't
Speaker 5: know where the bottom is. I think I suspect it where.
Speaker 3: It containers, aren't they those those cute cups yet that
Speaker 3: I'm always trying to find the top all the bottom.
Speaker 3: But that's my life story for another.
Speaker 5: Movie, obviously as keys obviously obviously. Oh, I've got a
Speaker 5: tape measure that's right.
Speaker 2: So I always has got a tape measuring Hamba, why
Speaker 2: do you carry one day to day.
Speaker 5: I've eyed off a cupboard a sideboard thing I like,
Speaker 5: and I did take it to measure it the other day.
Speaker 5: And you never know when you need a tape.
Speaker 3: If my wife has one of the glove boxes. You're
Speaker 3: ever driving around season like some furniture rubbish. Rehearse that
Speaker 3: car up out you pop out of a white Mercedes.
Speaker 3: It's quite a look, lady, it's quite a look. Okay,
Speaker 3: take measuring, not my style.
Speaker 5: I've got a cookie which I don't know where I
Speaker 5: got that from. I think that was like a kid
Speaker 5: with purchases. I've got a hair scrunchy how far through.
Speaker 4: At the moment.
Speaker 2: You're kidding?
Speaker 3: All right, just some highlights from mine right, and this
Speaker 3: is you might be thinking, well, maybe you've got a
Speaker 3: lot going on and you're in town all day you
Speaker 3: need all this?
Speaker 2: No, this is day to day. I started one.
Speaker 3: I've got some spying problems at the moment. I think
Speaker 3: it's the weight of this like a school bag. All right,
Speaker 3: one kindle. I don't know why I've got my kindle
Speaker 3: in here, not one, but two three notepads right from
Speaker 3: three a three size notepads. I've got a phone, Patsy,
Speaker 3: you must have a phone backup charger. No, what do
Speaker 3: you carry on nook?
Speaker 4: Because you don't what you're on the out of the
Speaker 4: house of the.
Speaker 2: Day and lint roller with some stuff attached to it.
Speaker 3: Because you got dogs. You never know, you know, you
Speaker 3: might have a meeting or a client thing. You're going
Speaker 3: to get that lint, roll around, essential oils, deodorant. You
Speaker 3: don't want everyone to be stinking up during the show.
Speaker 5: What are you rolling?
Speaker 2: Or spray nice spirts there asops. Girls got me for
Speaker 2: my birthday. That's in there every day.
Speaker 3: It's sprits and go, some more essential oils, some eye drops,
Speaker 3: and about at least twelve sharpie pens.
Speaker 2: Jack, what have you got an?
Speaker 4: I'm way emptier than you, guys, actually sadly empty. All
Speaker 4: I've got in here is.
Speaker 3: But why do you carry that enormous one hundred liter
Speaker 3: military backpack?
Speaker 4: The book I'm currently reading.
Speaker 3: Oh, by the way, I recommended this to Jack yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'll just finish it. Unreasonable Hospitality. That is an amazing book.
Speaker 4: And banana grams and that's it. Banana grams we were
Speaker 4: going to use I think we were going to use
Speaker 4: it for something on the show at one point, maybe
Speaker 4: at the start of the year, and it's still been
Speaker 4: in there since they today.
Speaker 2: I don't blame the show.
Speaker 4: There's a texture at the bottom here, that's about it.
Speaker 3: That is a pential too big it's sort I think
Speaker 3: a parachute would be housed him.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell SSH can go to any a live stop
Speaker 3: and search today what is in your bag? Caught us
Speaker 3: up and go through it live on the show nine
Speaker 3: four one four one o four three. We just found
Speaker 3: out that producer Kallen has a full cutlery set.
Speaker 2: We have so much.
Speaker 4: Cutlery here too good for the cutlery here?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Kit, what's up? Why have you got your own
Speaker 2: independent cutlery?
Speaker 5: I have a thing about the germs in the office.
Speaker 5: I just think like so many people have.
Speaker 3: Litched those that I just need to what a thing
Speaker 3: to say about your work if you if you talk
Speaker 3: about Huggy.
Speaker 2: I don't think it's a licking. It's a problem.
Speaker 3: It's where else he shoves those. I've seen him sometimes
Speaker 3: when he's bored during the show. You know, with a fork,
Speaker 3: can't you can't tune the station and like that?
Speaker 2: My friend up?
Speaker 14: Yeah, anyway, I do understand. Actually, now I'm going to
Speaker 14: bring I'm gonna have to add some more. I'm going
Speaker 14: to find some room in there now for cutlery. Cent
Speaker 14: Rio Producerria what do you have in your bag?
Speaker 6: Actually got my bag from Jack a few years ago
Speaker 6: because he's spilt, he's smoothie all over it and didn't
Speaker 6: want to clean it.
Speaker 4: So he just said, and.
Speaker 2: That's the kind of mad dictator is lick my bag.
Speaker 4: That was a gift.
Speaker 3: Still, just hope he doesn't sort himself at work give
Speaker 3: you those dirty jobs.
Speaker 4: But there was no gift fully getting that smooth out.
Speaker 4: Surely bits of cheer seed and oats.
Speaker 6: And there's still a very obvious staining the interior though.
Speaker 6: But yeah, anyway, I have I carried loose toilet paper
Speaker 6: with me, just enough for one session, just in case you.
Speaker 2: Live five minutes from the station.
Speaker 4: It doesn't help.
Speaker 2: Going out a good wood streak and suddenly needed dumb.
Speaker 3: And you go empty your sout into an anyway and
Speaker 3: then goes, thank god, I've got this, or the triple
Speaker 3: ply as well, because I'm a gentleman.
Speaker 6: No, if you're ever out and you get stuck, you know,
Speaker 6: sometimes you don't always check that, like restaurant, when you're.
Speaker 4: Taking you back back into the restaurant toilet, at.
Speaker 2: Least just under him with a hat of roll, just
Speaker 2: in case it's on me. Don't worry.
Speaker 4: At some point, did you measure out how much you
Speaker 4: think you need per session? Yeah, I've got about I've
Speaker 4: got one session.
Speaker 2: No coming in a bit more than that. Like, oh,
Speaker 2: someone's got.
Speaker 4: Five five sheets is like a dad, but he meant
Speaker 4: like five rounds. You're not cleaned up with just five sheets.
Speaker 4: Trips around the sun, like around around the.
Speaker 5: Package of flushable wipes.
Speaker 4: You've actually.
Speaker 5: Know so you haven't got a packet of those, You've
Speaker 5: actually got proper paper.
Speaker 2: Enemy number one for the environment.
Speaker 4: It's true or false you had to dig up your
Speaker 4: backyard because you've blocked your own sewer.
Speaker 5: I didn't, but a member of the family with those
Speaker 5: win down gold flushed and Patsy's actual loo paper.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just like loose toilet paper that I got from
Speaker 4: I know you mean when you're it happens.
Speaker 2: I think a lot in gentlemen's toilets. They don't get
Speaker 2: served as much.
Speaker 3: And there's nothing worse you think, right, I've concluded my
Speaker 3: session as you said it, And then you're like, and
Speaker 3: that the winner fortune.
Speaker 2: It's the win of misfortune that don't don't know. There's
Speaker 2: no clean up material.
Speaker 3: If you used to sock before, yeah, and put it
Speaker 3: on like a really nice girtve puppet.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, mister, You're gonna get clean up, mister poopy.
Speaker 2: And one was enough, so take.
Speaker 4: One's going down the other one.
Speaker 2: And that's my story. Good morning. You're welcome, use your songs.
Speaker 2: Glove it puppet, Wow.
Speaker 1: Christian know connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show, Christian, I hear you. I was once
Speaker 3: on a mountain by ride and I really had to go,
Speaker 3: that's what socks arepho. Well, don't Tim, Yeah, some people
Speaker 3: are adaptive.
Speaker 4: Well he said that's what socks Arephore. You said that.
Speaker 2: He said that.
Speaker 4: Okay, so you got a brother out there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Fellow adapter survivalists Kate Smith, Good morning, Christian. What was
Speaker 3: the book you recommended to Jack. It's called Unreasonable Hospitality
Speaker 3: is by Will Guaddea. I think that's he pronounce his surname.
Speaker 3: I've almost finished it. It's very very good. I can't
Speaker 3: recommend it enough. I'm thinking, actually, I read a lot
Speaker 3: of nonfiction. Do you read more non fiction than novels
Speaker 3: or fiction?
Speaker 4: I go fiction, non fiction, fiction, non fiction, I go one.
Speaker 3: Fiction three nonfiction. Actually seriously thinking about starting a book
Speaker 3: club a nonfiction book club, because most book clubs are
Speaker 3: all about fiction, so I can talk with other light
Speaker 3: minded humans about unreasonable hospitality in their lives. Don't think
Speaker 3: he's gone quiet, my friends, do not think is gone quite.
Speaker 3: Secret maneuvers is what we've been on overnight whilst you're sleeping.
Speaker 3: We are preparing for the next attack. And when we
Speaker 3: can reveal it, it's all I can say. That's all
Speaker 3: I can say. All right, So the Rebel Bin Army,
Speaker 3: what is the Rebel Bin Army? We're asking for your bins.
Speaker 3: We have stickers promoting the show. Normally might see breakfast shows.
Speaker 3: They have big billboard advertisings.
Speaker 2: We don't have those. They all have taken our marketing
Speaker 2: money and given it.
Speaker 3: Don't smoove my microphone. So angry about this, gut damn it.
Speaker 3: They're just taking that microphone, give it to God and
Speaker 3: jack yours. That's the how that man has.
Speaker 2: Right now, we can invisibly move my microphone into his
Speaker 2: big old paw, hands off and grabbing my microphone back.
Speaker 2: Right now, I'm going to sleep with it under my
Speaker 2: bellow gal.
Speaker 3: Anyway, they've taken our marketing money because we work for
Speaker 3: the same Megacorp Radio, Megacorp Enterprises, so we have their
Speaker 3: marketing money. All we have is your bins. We've got
Speaker 3: some stickers. Do you not join our rebel bin army?
Speaker 3: Where can you put the stickers? Christian and team have
Speaker 3: a confession to make we love your show. My grandson Sam,
Speaker 3: who is a grade sixer target audience, desperately wanted bitch stickers.
Speaker 3: So now I went on to your website to find
Speaker 3: out you've got to be eighteen and over.
Speaker 4: Why have you got to be eighteen and over?
Speaker 3: If the young generation care about the bins and this
Speaker 3: breakfast show, let them so put Sam's name and my
Speaker 3: details on the registration for Oh my word, well we
Speaker 3: want the bins back.
Speaker 2: That is brought to guess what he won one of
Speaker 2: your mutler's bin clean.
Speaker 3: Young Hello, young fellow, you really care about a clean
Speaker 3: bin and the Christian show.
Speaker 4: It says on this form that you're forty five years okay.
Speaker 2: Benjamin Button, where's the bin?
Speaker 3: That's a rusty and Helen Wilson and young Sam, thank
Speaker 3: you very much for your bins.
Speaker 2: Christian.
Speaker 3: My binstick is proudly displayed in Cockatoo Victoria.
Speaker 2: Well done. Thank you very much, Debbie. Christian, Well, I
Speaker 2: haven't seen any binstickers in Marla BArch.
Speaker 3: I'd love to promote the show. Melissa will send them
Speaker 3: out today.
Speaker 2: Christian.
Speaker 3: I'm in a binsticker for country Victoria Delsford. Reception out
Speaker 3: here is pretty ordinary for you guys, so I listen
Speaker 3: to the podcast. Congratulations on your six years. Thank you
Speaker 3: very much, Wendy Avery. Now, obviously most of you you
Speaker 3: listen to the show, you're around rounded about Victoria Delsford maybe,
Speaker 3: but inner Melbourne as well. And somebody has been on
Speaker 3: a very very special mission to secure the broader premises
Speaker 3: for the show against the Invading Army.
Speaker 2: Carl and Jackie O.
Speaker 15: Hi, Christian, it's Bilindaship here. Just got back from our
Speaker 15: road trip to Ella Springs. I went on a Rebelden
Speaker 15: Army mission for you and took five of your stickers
Speaker 15: with me. Two stickers at the major rest stops on
Speaker 15: the Stuart Highway in South Australia. One at the Island
Speaker 15: Lagoon bookout. Second one is at the Bonbond rest stop.
Speaker 15: Third sticker is that the welcome to Koobuped sign, so
Speaker 15: that's the open mining town. Fourth one is at the
Speaker 15: border of South Australia and Northern Territory rest stop and
Speaker 15: the Lucky Last Farm which is two thousand and two
Speaker 15: hundred and sixty four kilometers from Gold one oh four
Speaker 15: point three. Is that the welcome to Alice Springs sign.
Speaker 15: I had so much fun Christian, and the missions being completed,
Speaker 15: I look forward to the next one. Signing off private
Speaker 15: to Linda.
Speaker 3: That is the private Thank you very much and get
Speaker 3: this someone has spotted her work.
Speaker 10: Hello Christian, this is Margaret Smith calling you from the
Speaker 10: is Rock Resort in the Northern two tree.
Speaker 3: By the way, is this the poshous most well spoken
Speaker 3: person we have listened to the show Sonny is at
Speaker 3: my time with these headphones here, I've never heard of
Speaker 3: poshua list Hello.
Speaker 10: Christian, this is Margaret Smith calling you from the Airs
Speaker 10: Rock Resort in the Northern Territory, currently on holiday up
Speaker 10: here and just wanted to get hold of you to
Speaker 10: let you know that on our way up in the
Speaker 10: northern part of South Australia, when we took a rist
Speaker 10: at the bon Bon camp site, we came across your
Speaker 10: Christian O'Connell Binstiker and we were amazed to see that
Speaker 10: the Army is on the March. I just wanted to
Speaker 10: share this delightful news with you.
Speaker 2: This is incredible.
Speaker 3: I love it in my mind. She looks like Olivia
Speaker 3: Coleman or Living Coleman's mom. She's Living Coleman's mom.
Speaker 1: Christian no connall's show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show. Christian had a big old curry last night.
Speaker 3: Please give away thick socks for the time waster hashtag
Speaker 3: three place sock puppet, Steve.
Speaker 2: That is a very good on it. It's a multi
Speaker 2: purpose sock. If you ever need to, you can.
Speaker 4: To the sock we gave away. You would never risk that.
Speaker 3: That's that school role, you know, tracing paper basically double
Speaker 3: as tracing paper and lou rolls at school.
Speaker 2: Christian, what are the odds?
Speaker 3: Brett is also reasoning unreasonable hospitality right now and enjoying it.
Speaker 2: Christian.
Speaker 3: If you're forming a non fiction book club, I'd love
Speaker 3: to join you and Jack should read Delivering Happiness by
Speaker 3: Tony Hesh. I'd have a look at that. I have
Speaker 3: read the other one, Turning to Ship Around by David Marquette.
Speaker 3: That's very good, Brett. You can join my nonfiction book
Speaker 3: club right now. Then we need to recruit some new
Speaker 3: numbers in our rebel bin army. We're down to the
Speaker 3: last seven hundred or so bin stickers and we want
Speaker 3: them all gone with the next seven days. They have
Speaker 3: work to do in the year twenty twenty four. The
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell show is under attack. Radio insurgents have breached
Speaker 3: the city walls. Every billboard has been seized, but a
Speaker 3: rebel alliance is forming.
Speaker 2: If you you have a board, you just have to
Speaker 2: call the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 3: The only marketing we have right now up against invading
Speaker 3: our army of Carl and Jackie O and the huge
Speaker 3: war chest. Are your bins. We have stickers. We need
Speaker 3: your bins in our rubber bin army. You pick your
Speaker 3: own rank nine four one four three. Good morning to
Speaker 3: Admiral Adam.
Speaker 7: Good morning Christian Admiral Admiral Adam.
Speaker 13: Reporting for Judy.
Speaker 4: It is a bit of a time question.
Speaker 3: It is actually yeah said ten times if we give
Speaker 3: you the stickers, yeah, Admiral Adam, you can have the
Speaker 3: ben stickers.
Speaker 2: And where are you securing? Which area around.
Speaker 1: Melbourne Batanic Ridge?
Speaker 2: Mate? Thank you very the ridge? Yeah? Please, yes, you
Speaker 2: kill the ridges? Thank you?
Speaker 11: Big, big keep movement in Melbourne.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Admiral Adam, say it back to me.
Speaker 3: Don't come on, you can, Admiral Adam him, you can
Speaker 3: be the admiral you always wanted to be.
Speaker 11: It's Admiral Adam.
Speaker 2: And well done. Let's go to Corporal Christina. Good morning, Good.
Speaker 7: Morning, Christian. Corporal Christina, ready for comeback against the infidels.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much.
Speaker 11: C C.
Speaker 2: Where are you keeping us safe? Lovely? Yeah? Yeah, lasting
Speaker 2: Bron and his infidels. We don't want that. In Patsy's
Speaker 2: news today.
Speaker 3: Corporal Christina, thank you very much. Welcome to ben Armine.
Speaker 3: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: Who's this General Dog's body.
Speaker 7: Yes it is, it's tests, the General dogs Body.
Speaker 2: Hello, General dogs Body test, Hello.
Speaker 7: Christian and team. I want to be part of the army.
Speaker 7: Please represent Coldstream in the ARABLLI.
Speaker 2: Yes, Yara Fanny. Have you seen many Binstickers out there?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: I know, but I'm in bed really early, so they're
Speaker 7: probably there and I just sleep through it, right, okay.
Speaker 3: I have no understand the low ambition of rank in
Speaker 3: this army. You choose whatever ran you want, Dogs.
Speaker 7: Body, General dogs Body of trust me every thousands of them.
Speaker 2: Out there, right, gotcha? I trust you.
Speaker 3: Hi, General dogs body tests. We'll send you a load
Speaker 3: of our bench stickers. Okay, thank you for joining the army.
Speaker 2: Thank you calling from bed now they're Admiral, They not Adam.
Speaker 2: It's a troubled rank. Admiral Annette.
Speaker 7: Yes, Christian recording for duty.
Speaker 2: Right, gotcha? And where about you are going to be
Speaker 2: securing with the ben stickers.
Speaker 13: I'm in Pomonal in the Grampians.
Speaker 2: Bloody. Have you seen any around the Grampians?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 7: But I intend to get some are around there.
Speaker 3: Oh, I hear that Carla say is hiding there, hiding
Speaker 3: hole amongst those big old trees.
Speaker 13: Right that most of our bins were burnt in a
Speaker 13: bushbire in February.
Speaker 7: And now we've all got new bins, so they're all
Speaker 7: going to get a stick up.
Speaker 3: Some nice shiny new binstickers are coming. You're way okay,
Speaker 3: thank you, Thank you, Admiral Annette. And one last one
Speaker 3: who we got here, Marshall.
Speaker 2: Marshall Mickey reporting for Tudor Christian Marshall Mookie. And where
Speaker 2: about are you going to be securing with the win
Speaker 2: stickers Mansfield in the high country.
Speaker 3: Oh, lovely Mansfield in the High Country, protect high and
Speaker 3: the ridges of course today.
Speaker 2: A right, thank you very much for joining the bin Army,
Speaker 2: my friend Sharh. Wait, thank you. We can start now.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: All right, coming up next. Then signs you an adults?
Speaker 3: Suddenly you'll be doing something or you get excited about
Speaker 3: doing something that twenty year old you would have found
Speaker 3: intensely boring. But now this new, old and more mature
Speaker 3: version of you is suddenly finding deep peace and serenity
Speaker 3: from doing it. Jackie boy, what is a new sign
Speaker 3: that you're an adult?
Speaker 4: I'm flying to the Gold Coast this afternoon and on Monday,
Speaker 4: I pre booked airport parking, something I've never done before.
Speaker 2: This is high level of dan. I always do that
Speaker 2: pre parking. It's so much easier.
Speaker 3: You turn up there, the barrier raises, you find your
Speaker 3: parking spot, and if you go into the terminal of Minnesqueta.
Speaker 5: It's cheaper too, isn't it. If your pre book the
Speaker 5: first discount, you always everything.
Speaker 3: Actually you put the details in what terminals you've got
Speaker 3: that short walk through the tunnel.
Speaker 4: Yes, it was idiot proved because it said terminal three
Speaker 4: in brackets virgin So I couldn't get that wrong.
Speaker 2: And you'll fly a jet Star for me once? Oh no,
Speaker 2: not this guy. So are they flying you up there
Speaker 2: for this charity to go?
Speaker 4: Going as a guest of Taylor Made golf clubs.
Speaker 2: Must be nice? Wow? All that shiny kit, a lot
Speaker 2: of pressure, all kit. I'm sure he's going to smash
Speaker 2: those goals. There's no room.
Speaker 4: There's no room.
Speaker 2: There's no room in there.
Speaker 3: Patsy, be fine, You'll be great, Jack, you will once
Speaker 3: you get this amazing. It's hard to forget about it.
Speaker 3: The bright colors keep catching my eye. We've had some
Speaker 3: special tailor may dare you say?
Speaker 2: Top for Jack to work? Because you're not on the
Speaker 2: show tomorrow it's golfing.
Speaker 4: Maybe maybe I should work because I'm going as a
Speaker 4: guest of Tailor Made. It would make sense to where
Speaker 4: their apparels so.
Speaker 3: They pay you on your salary. No, no, there, we
Speaker 3: cleared that one up. And as you start working from
Speaker 3: full time, it's awkward. That was, wasn't it, Patsy?
Speaker 2: What's his s?
Speaker 5: I was having suit for lunch yesterday and I couldn't
Speaker 5: read the instructions on the back of it. So I
Speaker 5: did have to take a photo of the instruction days
Speaker 5: How small.
Speaker 2: Is it that point one?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got some herbal tea either then I couldn't
Speaker 3: work out the right dose it. Don't want to take
Speaker 3: too much but not too little dangerous right in between
Speaker 3: two dangerous worlds there and take a photo of it
Speaker 3: and expand it.
Speaker 2: And also perhaps by the way, what do you mean
Speaker 2: the instruction for soup?
Speaker 4: I instructions for her Just as.
Speaker 2: You know soup. It has been around empty.
Speaker 5: It was tomato soup and sometimes tricky.
Speaker 2: So many people one support machines right now? Too much soup.
Speaker 5: It's the milk the water ratio that you have to
Speaker 5: get wrong.
Speaker 2: Who's put milk in a sup?
Speaker 5: My mum puts milk in tomato soup and it's delicious,
Speaker 5: really yes, cream your bit of skim action yea.
Speaker 2: And what does that do?
Speaker 5: It just makes it creamy up.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: But you've got to be very careful because it concurd
Speaker 5: all very quickly.
Speaker 4: You have to read.
Speaker 3: You gotta read the back of that soup. Care My friends, see,
Speaker 3: this is what it is to be a grown up guys.
Speaker 3: Young kids are going. I don't want to be like
Speaker 3: them and have a radio show. You've got something you
Speaker 3: could say to my interest in micron talk about soup
Speaker 3: and creaming it up.
Speaker 1: Christ you know Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 3: O'Connor's show, signs You're an adult nine four one four
Speaker 3: one oh four three. Patsy, you may have one of
Speaker 3: these already, but my wife brought something the other day.
Speaker 3: She keeps trying to persuade me to use. My wife
Speaker 3: is several years older than me, and I said, I'm
Speaker 3: not giving them that too soon. I'd rather struggle. She's
Speaker 3: got one of those long hand or shoehorns.
Speaker 5: Oh the love God's got one of Yes.
Speaker 2: She goes, Chris. It's so much easier. And let's know
Speaker 2: what you do where you're grinding down the back of
Speaker 2: the shoe. I go, I don't care. I still want
Speaker 2: to know.
Speaker 3: I've been doing that since there was a kid. I
Speaker 3: still want to know I can do that into my fifties.
Speaker 3: You know, she's got that save so much time you
Speaker 3: just slipping on like that. There's the reason why the
Speaker 3: shops use these.
Speaker 2: You know. She's got a long hand on one. She
Speaker 2: loves this.
Speaker 4: Does that have something to hang it up as well
Speaker 4: as it does?
Speaker 2: It goes yeah, yeah, yeah, Patsy, have you got one?
Speaker 5: Yeah, Chris has Do you use it?
Speaker 11: No?
Speaker 5: I don't. I just shove my pig trotter into my shoes.
Speaker 2: Did you do that thing of bread and room in
Speaker 2: the back too?
Speaker 5: Absolutely? And I don't even undo the license now.
Speaker 2: I don't know the how as we do. No, no idea,
Speaker 2: no no.
Speaker 3: You've been doing these out for a couple of years.
Speaker 3: Twenty years from now you will be. You're the same
Speaker 3: as Patris.
Speaker 4: I'm worried that your shoes aren't secure on your foot.
Speaker 4: You're able to slip in and out. I often trip
Speaker 4: over the other day. It's because of unsecured footing. But
Speaker 4: I'll sacrifice that. I'll take the fall. I will take
Speaker 4: the fall. But I'm the same as you pass. I
Speaker 4: just haven't got the energy.
Speaker 5: The news doesn't like Jack. It's waiting for me to
Speaker 5: get in. It's like, hurry up, Patsy, get in right that.
Speaker 2: Year patch and I like the ugly sisters that give
Speaker 2: me that prince.
Speaker 4: I've got another example you're just reminded me of though.
Speaker 4: That signs you're an adult. My Pilarates teacher was walking
Speaker 4: around with her shoes undone because she said I have
Speaker 4: to slip them on an off a lot to demonstrate
Speaker 4: the exercise. I thought, that's not good. IHO laces danger
Speaker 4: in the workplace there and the pilates class.
Speaker 3: And then for me, so that I've become an adult,
Speaker 3: is I won't watch any movie now to have checked
Speaker 3: out the runtime, it fiel's actually a very dangerous way
Speaker 3: to live your life, going might We watched a movie
Speaker 3: of the week and my wife went, Chris, if you
Speaker 3: check the.
Speaker 4: Runtimes and then you okay to bed?
Speaker 3: Okay, so half for eleven solf back to them half eleven,
Speaker 3: ten to fifty minutes to lock up?
Speaker 2: Do you when I let the dogs out? Now, I'll
Speaker 2: get that done.
Speaker 3: Let's put our pjs and coaches on now, so we're
Speaker 3: properly ready for Betty Buys.
Speaker 4: When they said two halves we could watchwas you go.
Speaker 2: We're gonna have to do it over two nights? Yeah,
Speaker 2: we agree, okay, press plane.
Speaker 3: But years ago I didn't care. No, I know where
Speaker 3: the Godfather came out. I wasn't worrying about the run time.
Speaker 3: Three hours and even notice three hours it's dived in.
Speaker 2: All right, there's team for.
Speaker 3: Some courses signs you an adult nine four one four
Speaker 3: one four three Lauren, good.
Speaker 1: Morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: All right, what's it for you? Sign you're a grown up?
Speaker 8: Okay? So I have a boot organizer, so it's like
Speaker 8: a fuck. It's pretty sturdy, and it's got it's got
Speaker 8: two sections and pockets on the side, and I put
Speaker 8: like my shopping bags in there and my little portable
Speaker 8: dog bowl. But what's really sad about this contraction in
Speaker 8: my boot is the way I came to acquire it,
Speaker 8: and that it was actually given to my stepdaughter when
Speaker 8: she got her license by an elderly friend, and I
Speaker 8: gave her so much grief over it that she decided
Speaker 8: not to use it. And I found it under her
Speaker 8: bed one day and I went, oh, let's give this
Speaker 8: a crack again.
Speaker 3: Sometimes what we judge we become. That is incredible. I'm
Speaker 3: actually envious of that. My boots are tipped there at
Speaker 3: the it.
Speaker 13: Fits so much.
Speaker 8: I have my running gear, i have a blanket, I've
Speaker 8: got like an extra pair of shoes.
Speaker 4: It's sad that I want to see a photo of it.
Speaker 2: Looks like I'd imagine it's pleasing to open up. Was mine?
Speaker 2: It's just stress.
Speaker 3: Things come tumbling out into the road. When I ever
Speaker 3: put shopping in there, you've got.
Speaker 2: To mush it on.
Speaker 4: You try to close.
Speaker 2: It's not going to be just I'm.
Speaker 3: Really sorry, digital beeper, but stay close. If it sounds
Speaker 3: like you've got.
Speaker 5: One patch, Oh, they're brilliant. House has got yours is
Speaker 5: probably the same. They've got velcrow on the bottom so
Speaker 5: they stick to the carpet.
Speaker 2: To stop sliping sliding around.
Speaker 5: But they're brilliant for like bottles and stuff. Yeah, because
Speaker 5: so they don't roll around. You just pop them up
Speaker 5: right and they stay up right. They're amazing.
Speaker 2: Is that for your wine bottle?
Speaker 5: I love taking the empty spat.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast Christian O'Connell's show.
Speaker 2: This is exciting.
Speaker 3: The boy becomes a man a coming of age live
Speaker 3: on the radio right now here on Christian O'Connell's show,
Speaker 3: God one I four point three. A couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 3: Jack came to me and he said, please, sir, can
Speaker 3: I have a Friday day off? And I said, you've
Speaker 3: got to be kidding me. We're a war right now
Speaker 3: at KNJA, What the hell can it be for?
Speaker 2: And then he told me.
Speaker 3: This guy cares so much about charity. He wants to
Speaker 3: surrender a day of working to give back to others.
Speaker 3: I was like, good God, good God, what an amazing man.
Speaker 3: Can you believe this who works amongst us are very
Speaker 3: radio Jesus. You know he wants to help people out.
Speaker 3: So tomorrow are you playing golf.
Speaker 4: At the Mick Fenning Charity Golf Day.
Speaker 3: Emphasizing the word charity to hear that he's emphasizing that.
Speaker 3: So all the stars are assembling. This isn't for the
Speaker 3: rest of us that have to do a four day week.
Speaker 3: It's actually just a four day week. This week have
Speaker 3: forced to do bleeding hands a four day week. Jack
Speaker 3: was like, no, I can't do that, So it's going
Speaker 3: out to play tomorrow. I said, absolutely, You got my
Speaker 3: best intentions. Enjoy the festivities and the golf. I said,
Speaker 3: but on one condition that obviously you're not on the show,
Speaker 3: but you can still promote the show up there. Everything
Speaker 3: is an opportunity, a bigger cage like that, paparazzi, ems
Speaker 3: C and M probably up with the helicopter.
Speaker 2: You know they're all going to be there.
Speaker 3: We have some sports golf merchandising which has been very
Speaker 3: beautifully and artistically designed, subtle, classy. Let you get on
Speaker 3: the great course you're playing tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Okay, and then why did you spit your tea as
Speaker 4: you look in the bag?
Speaker 2: Actually, you know what it was. I am ashamed of myself.
Speaker 2: I felt jeanous. I wish I could wear something as
Speaker 2: subtle as that.
Speaker 4: Let's rip off the bend and see how very dare you?
Speaker 3: This has been weeks in the making. And also it
Speaker 3: really has been weeks in the making, lovely that the
Speaker 3: team have. I did ask her to be wrapped so
Speaker 3: it would look nice. It's just in a brown paper bag,
Speaker 3: so I think you'd have boozing.
Speaker 2: If you could.
Speaker 3: Jersey to chat there, and his first reaction is always
Speaker 3: just first reaction, open it, open it up, and.
Speaker 2: Beauty love, and.
Speaker 4: I'm opening it up. Yep, just as I thought, are
Speaker 4: way too obnoxiously huge.
Speaker 2: He's calling the show obnoxious.
Speaker 3: When you say I want to be turning on the
Speaker 3: World of Sport to see you in action, seeing our
Speaker 3: show on your chest.
Speaker 4: You joke about the scene in helicopter being in the sky.
Speaker 4: They will be able to see this.
Speaker 2: It's marketing promotional worst, the sponsorship.
Speaker 4: The only shirt you can see from space.
Speaker 3: Oh no, Jay, you're the first athlete we've signed to
Speaker 3: the Christiana Car Show.
Speaker 4: So it's got the Christian Oconnor Show logo way too
Speaker 4: big on the front wag and then the back says
Speaker 4: the postman always delivers, which actually you're welcome. See now,
Speaker 4: why did you get it in a double XL Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, let's just all think together right now. Chances
Speaker 3: of this being worn tomorrow nada.
Speaker 4: I can just tell by the material as well that
Speaker 4: you went for the discount.
Speaker 2: Is so true, so true. Oh my god, that is
Speaker 2: so stylish.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Oh my god.
Speaker 2: That looks Fanning is going to be jealous. He's going
Speaker 2: to want that. Actually, that looks really good. Honestly, I thought,
Speaker 2: where's Jack gone, where's job? There's a pro go for
Speaker 2: golfer in the studio.
Speaker 5: Go for the right thing that looks very smart with
Speaker 5: the nice black trout it.
Speaker 4: Well, i'll pack it in the suitcase.
Speaker 2: I gave you one condition. You agreed you'd wear the shirt.
Speaker 4: I just hope the baggage handlers don't lose my leg.
Speaker 4: I will consider it.
Speaker 2: I will consider you can't have the day off tomorrow.
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Speaker 2: Christian O'Connell's show.
Speaker 3: Today for the best in show and time way stuff
Speaker 3: you went a two hundred and fifty VP fuel voucher
Speaker 3: twenty five thousand Quantus points.
Speaker 2: Today is thank a Pilot Day.
Speaker 4: Thank you guys.
Speaker 2: The whole stuff up there in the sky for keeping
Speaker 2: us safe. Team.
Speaker 3: What do we think are Australian's top five most popular
Speaker 3: flight destinations?
Speaker 2: By country?
Speaker 4: Frasic Coast O sorry, by country Bali Indonesia.
Speaker 3: Of course, you know Australians very well. Why travel this
Speaker 3: beautiful country? You know, go to Northern Territories or Broom
Speaker 3: or w or Marcaret River, go and go on a
Speaker 3: kon tiki tour, get a horrible tattoo you regret.
Speaker 2: In Bali, Thailand not in the top five. New Zealand
Speaker 2: bang at number two.
Speaker 3: What about the UK sitting strong at number four, the
Speaker 3: the Queens died, I reckon it's dripping down a bit.
Speaker 3: Usa is at number three, wow, and then one else
Speaker 3: one country remaining Fiji Japan.
Speaker 5: Everyone is going to Japan right now every second person. No,
Speaker 5: it's just like it's you guys.
Speaker 2: Want to go recommend it?
Speaker 5: Yes, they say it's amazing.
Speaker 4: I was working.
Speaker 3: We just had at tracks. Amazing travel reports literally is
Speaker 3: one word review.
Speaker 5: Yes, amazing country, great food, things to do, beautiful scenery,
Speaker 5: blossom season.
Speaker 2: I want to go and see the blossoms. Yeah, it
Speaker 2: just looks so beautiful. Where did you go? Pats? No,
Speaker 2: I haven't the way you were still going? He had
Speaker 2: more to say than track. Who's been there?
Speaker 5: It's like everyone I know is going at the moment.
Speaker 5: My sister in law is taking all her grandchildren and
Speaker 5: every everyone's going.
Speaker 2: Everyone's doing the place to be. You reckon this season?
Speaker 5: Oh, I would like to go.
Speaker 2: In other words, hello travel companies, slide ride in flows, Petrina.
Speaker 5: Jones d MS the Langham got one in Japan.
Speaker 2: All right, so we're looking for your flying bands.
Speaker 4: Let's see who I've done songs? What have you done?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 2: I done flying bands?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 5: You can do either or nah.
Speaker 2: It gets confusing, peraps. You've got to have a rule
Speaker 2: on these someone.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, no, hang on, I've seen no
Speaker 3: these are songs. Actually, So I was flying so high
Speaker 3: there I felt the need for speed.
Speaker 2: Math.
Speaker 3: Oh, my god, like math, but I was whiting out
Speaker 3: like math does got it smells like aviation spirits.
Speaker 4: Yep, so you've done the right thing. It's not funny.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, wow, let's see what yours are like, King
Speaker 2: of comedy.
Speaker 4: It's never good to go second in the right.
Speaker 2: Brothers in Arms do you even know who they are?
Speaker 2: Who are they?
Speaker 4: They were the first people to invent flying.
Speaker 2: They were humans that flew right.
Speaker 3: Brothers in Arms silver plus, return to assender, silver eat,
Speaker 3: ticket to Bronze, come on his e tickets plans this
Speaker 3: smart guys. It's on the nose and the tower frequency,
Speaker 3: Kenneth Gold. If you work up in the tower, you
Speaker 3: know that it's all about that TF tower frequency.
Speaker 2: Summer's radio. I got the.
Speaker 4: Backstreet boys are actually flying fuselage few good men say
Speaker 4: once more the futilager than live use large. Wow what
Speaker 4: did I get for that? Bron pull the notes through
Speaker 4: in the sky.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, pilot.
Speaker 4: Eyes, pilot eyes is good.
Speaker 2: That's gold. Yeah, pinet eyes watching me watching you, pilot eyes.
Speaker 2: That's very good.
Speaker 4: Ever, leavin's up in the sky, not with skater boy,
Speaker 4: with aviator boy.
Speaker 2: Oh that's all so good.
Speaker 4: Gold and Chris Isaac singing. Somebody's flying, somebody's flying, somebody's crying.
Speaker 5: The earbags around.
Speaker 2: Bronz.
Speaker 3: All right, send us yours on thank you Pilot Day.
Speaker 3: We're looking for your plain songs. Text them in right now,
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Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show. Turn them out the time waste your
Speaker 3: plain songs you can wear for the Western Show today.
Speaker 3: Two hundred and fifty dollars BP fuel voucher and twenty
Speaker 3: five thousand Quantus points. Earn five times Quantus points every
Speaker 3: time you fill up and shop at BP. By the
Speaker 3: twenty fifth of June. All right, let's clear the runways.
Speaker 3: Let's get these big birds up in the sky.
Speaker 2: Oh we'll begin with the one.
Speaker 3: A reference to a good friend of yours. Someone's got
Speaker 3: a great recall, mister Ralph at number one for Jack.
Speaker 4: I don't know, sadly, I don't know the song. Of
Speaker 4: course I know the reference A man who helps us
Speaker 4: get discounted flights to the US. Thank you, mister Ralph,
Speaker 4: and that us is Jack and his family.
Speaker 2: Okay, anyone's secret, that's very.
Speaker 4: Kind of We're not excited, but what a great contacts.
Speaker 2: What heavily heavily discounted what we were talking eighty percent?
Speaker 4: You would be sickened. You would be sick.
Speaker 2: Sick of me right now?
Speaker 5: Nine like the first class for economy.
Speaker 4: Fair, we go business class for less than the price
Speaker 4: of economy.
Speaker 5: Get out of town.
Speaker 2: Sickond I asked me sick, and he's sick.
Speaker 4: That is shout. Sometimes the universe just gives you a
Speaker 4: special friend you get.
Speaker 3: I just said you have an abundance of those, mister Ralph,
Speaker 3: sweet habit of mind. Mm silver, Sir Oliver, I'm still
Speaker 3: boarding cold cold. I find it so stressful with that
Speaker 3: whole boarding and when everyone just jumps up the moment.
Speaker 4: I bet you get up straight away, gets up straight away.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, I can't off. I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: I don't like it. It's stressing in there. It's taking
Speaker 2: them so long open the flipping doors.
Speaker 4: Guess where I am. I'm still seated away everyone.
Speaker 2: Boy with his skateboard in his arms and a wallet chain.
Speaker 3: O god, he's so dangerous. Look at that wild guy,
Speaker 3: but he's got flick nine.
Speaker 2: Streaked up. That's Mark.
Speaker 3: By the way, I'm still boarding under cabin pressure. Queen
Speaker 3: and Bowie Silver plus ninety nine Hot air Balloon, Sammy
Speaker 3: literally done.
Speaker 4: Bronze, black Box, Betty Silver.
Speaker 2: Teenage sick Bag.
Speaker 3: That's some Sue went on, Sue, will wake me up
Speaker 3: before you land land silvera single ladies put a wing
Speaker 3: on it. Bronze leaving on a lear jet plane brom
Speaker 3: We didn't start the spitfire Gold, good reference.
Speaker 2: Cock pit me with your rhythmstick set. Nervous about reading
Speaker 2: that one out loud. I've got to be lot of anxiety.
Speaker 2: Bell stuck in the langgic for that one.
Speaker 4: Silver.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we can move on the eye of the Tiger
Speaker 2: Airlines no.
Speaker 4: Longer with us, Yeah, rest in pace, Gold, Okay, who
Speaker 4: is the show? Teenage sick Bag weld under Sue.
Speaker 3: Well done, so shout out to Sue. And of course
Speaker 3: did it departed? We miss them Tiger Airlines.
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Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell's show an emotional farewell right now on the
Speaker 3: show broadcaster, content creator, influencer, golfer, winner, competitor, am I
Speaker 3: talking about myself not Pansy Jack post swing low, swing slow.
Speaker 4: Okay, now it won't be gone. You won't miss me
Speaker 4: on the show tomorrow, call me anytime.
Speaker 2: Weeks ago, when he said can I have Friday off
Speaker 2: to go and attend a golf day?
Speaker 4: You said golf day.
Speaker 3: He's emphasising that when asked in the charity, it gets
Speaker 3: pretty flimsy listener, pretty something to do with floods. Of
Speaker 3: all I've heard, he doesn't know whether it's anti floods
Speaker 3: or probe them.
Speaker 4: Just said, I just said mixed. When he wants somebody there,
Speaker 4: he wants me there. Who am I to say no,
Speaker 4: you can't and we can't know that we can't.
Speaker 3: But initially Patsy was like, and look I'll stay and
Speaker 3: through the post Thursday show meeting and show commitment. We
Speaker 3: just said you stick around for the meeting. This radio
Speaker 3: station very is half an hour to the airport. It'd
Speaker 3: be easy to bring the stuff here and go. This
Speaker 3: guy suddenly forgot.
Speaker 2: His golf clubs.
Speaker 5: Oh how convenient.
Speaker 2: Tommy's going to go and clean his shafts.
Speaker 4: I mean, wow, pre minute, I think the worst of me.
Speaker 4: I want the best of you.
Speaker 2: I want I want the best of you. I get
Speaker 2: I've forgotten the golf club.
Speaker 3: She's going to go back and get those tailor mates
Speaker 3: and get on that private jet.
Speaker 4: And if I was staying around to playing tomorrow, shild
Speaker 4: only gets said that I'm not here. I'll be thinking
Speaker 4: for you guys on the course on Friday. Thank you.
Speaker 3: Six to nine, putching away, putching away. On tomorrow's show.
Speaker 3: There for those that are attending, we can actually speak
Speaker 3: to him tomorrow morning, Patsy, right before he teases.
Speaker 5: I want to speak to you before the first t plays,
Speaker 5: I want to course report the lot.
Speaker 4: You'll see what I can do, Perhaus.
Speaker 2: You can put it in the eight thirty sports. Ye
Speaker 2: leads other that is just a lines and killed the game.
Speaker 3: So actually is the best watching gown. And also photos
Speaker 3: of you in that glady, how that.
Speaker 2: Is It's hard to.
Speaker 4: I didn't know at the bottom of the bag. He
Speaker 4: gave me a Christian polo to golf in. And also, yeah,
Speaker 4: a visor.
Speaker 2: Advisor does look good.
Speaker 4: It makes me look like I'm a McDonald's employee, ready
Speaker 4: to take your order through the drive.
Speaker 2: You could double up. Things don't work out on tomorrow's show.
Speaker 3: Then you don't see that every day you see anything
Speaker 3: weird unusual out in the ordinary this week.
Speaker 2: Last week I.
Speaker 12: Saw a very sleep convertible just in the suburb of
Speaker 12: caram Down with a massive moose head in the back
Speaker 12: of it with big antlers with a seatbelt on.
Speaker 15: Got out of the car that can walk into work.
Speaker 7: This morning I were in Mulgrove and three hot air
Speaker 7: balloons are going over the top of it.
Speaker 13: Antonio Bandera's character Zoro on a horse just randomly there.
Speaker 13: He was galloping on his beautiful the jeweled horse. He
Speaker 13: has a full outfit on.
Speaker 12: He had a mask on.
Speaker 13: I've never seen anything like it and probably never will again.
Speaker 3: I don't think the phrase for jeweled horse have never
Speaker 3: been said on breakfast radio in Australia.
Speaker 2: What a time to be like Jack. Enjoy tomorrow, have fun.
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