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Speaker 2: What's under your Bed? We're going back into it to
Speaker 2: see if there's anything there. Your body language says that
Speaker 2: you've been tested with some of these stories. You're not
Speaker 2: putting through it over the phone, hands sighing a lot, Man,
Speaker 2: I mean tested, Christian. I do a lot of life drawing.
Speaker 2: So under my bed is full of rolls and rolls
Speaker 2: of naked people. All right, I've got a baseball bat
Speaker 2: under my bed for all protection us from Margaret. He
Speaker 2: spent in the New York Yankees to turn number try
Speaker 2: and rob. Here. Let's take some calls. Let's go to Bree.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Good morning, Christian, Bree.
Speaker 2: What is under your bed?
Speaker 3: I have sheep and human teeth that friends have given me.
Speaker 2: Sheep and human teeth under the bed. When do you
Speaker 2: say friends that have given you? Why would they give
Speaker 2: you that?
Speaker 3: Because I collect bones and dead animals, so you'd be
Speaker 3: surprised what friends give you.
Speaker 2: This is amazing. So you collect bones and dead animals?
Speaker 3: Yes, I have jars of rats and bats and birds
Speaker 3: and cow skulls, sheep skulls, you name it.
Speaker 2: I've got wow, And you store them all under the bed.
Speaker 3: Well, I can't really store them anywhere else because I
Speaker 3: live at home still, so I'm sixteen sixteen.
Speaker 2: I mean, everyone's going to have a hobby, Brie, So
Speaker 2: why not? And what do you? I bet your mates
Speaker 2: love this when they come around, don't you. They're now sleepovers?
Speaker 2: And now I mean, are you lying on the floor
Speaker 2: and then suddenly there's a rat, dead rat and a
Speaker 2: jars down there? You have nightmares?
Speaker 3: It's been described as the horror Museum.
Speaker 4: Of Museum of Narry Warren.
Speaker 2: That that's the todd of today's show, right there, Bri, Bri,
Speaker 2: we're sending you. We're going to send you a couple
Speaker 2: of prizes. Really funny, cool, Thank you very much. Thank
Speaker 2: you all right, have a good day. Thanks for listening,
Speaker 2: you too. Bye. Victoria. Hello, h yes, Victoria, welcome to
Speaker 2: the show. How you doing. I'm good, Victoria, Welcome on board.
Speaker 2: And what's under your bed?
Speaker 5: So it's not there anymore? But it was around December
Speaker 5: Christmas time. I won some dummy prizes and Chris Kringle,
Speaker 5: so they're all kind of naughty toy type things and
Speaker 5: I just sort of stuffed them there, not for use
Speaker 5: or anything, but I had to do. My cat Golot
Speaker 5: sip and I had to have my bets come around,
Speaker 5: and he ran under the bed and they lifted up
Speaker 5: my mattress. I just saw all these terrible toys out
Speaker 5: of there, and I was mortified. I'm quite close.
Speaker 2: You gave us, and you gave us the same excuse
Speaker 2: you gave them. You won them in Chriss Kringle.
Speaker 4: Be meaning to get rid of it. I usually stir
Speaker 4: my garbage here before.
Speaker 2: I won them in Chris Kringle. Okay, Victoria Yah, sure,
Speaker 2: laying down an alibi now by phoning us with it
Speaker 2: as well. Yeah, funny, thanks a lot of victory. I
Speaker 2: have a good day, mate, if you do.
Speaker 1: But Silves mat seal Hi Christian.
Speaker 2: High selp and welcome to the show. What's on your bed?
Speaker 1: Mate?
Speaker 6: It's my wedding photo from nineteen ninety one, my husband's
Speaker 6: I'm sporting a mullet in and it's just too embarrassing
Speaker 6: to put on the wall.
Speaker 2: So that the heck. Because people keep wedding photos and
Speaker 2: photos like old photos. They take up a lot of room,
Speaker 2: don't they like shoe boxes and stuff like that. Butther
Speaker 2: been shoved under the bed.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well this is one of those big poster size photos.
Speaker 4: So you got even framed. Oh yeah, it's.
Speaker 6: Got a big gold frame around it and everything. And
Speaker 6: like it first went up in our first home. I
Speaker 6: think it was up for probably two years and then
Speaker 6: we're like, yep, no, under the bed.
Speaker 2: Is this because of the munet?
Speaker 6: Pretty much the mullet.
Speaker 4: Would you rethink about putting it on the wall because
Speaker 4: the mullet is coming back into fashion.
Speaker 2: It really shouldn't. It's by no popular demand. And I
Speaker 2: don't think the mullet was even around in the early
Speaker 2: nineties either.
Speaker 6: Yeah, n no, no, it wasn't, but he just loved it.
Speaker 2: It feels like the mullet is I don't want to
Speaker 2: say this or sort of judge only in sartorial sense,
Speaker 2: but it feels that the munet is always around here.
Speaker 2: There's permanent mudet time.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean you say it in football players.
Speaker 2: They had it in the eighties. Just to see footy
Speaker 2: players have munnets. It's it's I think it's always been around.
Speaker 6: Well, when I met him, he had the mullet.
Speaker 7: I mean, I don't know what I was thinking.
Speaker 6: He had the mullet back then.
Speaker 2: You had the munet.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, well mine was a bit of a mob
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 2: Had two mullets, two Star Cross mullets. Thank you very
Speaker 2: much and cool.
Speaker 1: Have a good day, Christian O'Connell Breakfast Show podcast.
Speaker 2: We're still taking calls on what is under your Bed?
Speaker 2: We tried it two days ago in amongst five to
Speaker 2: Tuesday and he didn't really get anything. But we've had
Speaker 2: a couple of stories so far. Jim was a kid,
Speaker 2: do you guys also used to love just getting under
Speaker 2: the bed, Yes, to hide, or sometimes I make myself
Speaker 2: a nice long cheese sandwich. Only kid Sae's getting on
Speaker 2: that band on my torch and just reading my book.
Speaker 4: I used to take Penza into there and then draw
Speaker 4: on the flat on.
Speaker 2: The bottom of the Why did you think it'd be odd?
Speaker 2: Now if an adult, if the kids came home one
Speaker 2: day and they just found me eating a cheese sandwich,
Speaker 2: A bad show. Sarah's on the line.
Speaker 1: Good morning, Sarah, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 2: How are you this morning?
Speaker 6: Mate?
Speaker 7: I'm fabulous. I'm sitting in a nice warm car.
Speaker 2: Ah right, okay, So Sarah, what's under your bed?
Speaker 7: I have a vampire killing kit was given to me
Speaker 7: by my very Catholic mother.
Speaker 2: Now, when you say, very Catholic God, very very Irish
Speaker 2: Catholic grandparents, and they went to church every day, but
Speaker 2: they never they never worried about the vampires coming in.
Speaker 7: Well, this was actually given to my mum by someone
Speaker 7: who does woodworking and metal work, and they gave it
Speaker 7: to her in this beautiful, you know, wooden suitcase thing.
Speaker 7: And she's got like a metal cruise, a fixed and
Speaker 7: a massive wooden steak, and she's got oh, she's got
Speaker 7: some garlic. She's even got Lapis lazuli rings, which is
Speaker 7: theoretically incorrect because lapus actually keeps vampires alive in the sunlight.
Speaker 7: So whoever thought it through didn't think it through enough.
Speaker 2: What we're saying, it's not me your mom, but it
Speaker 2: is your mom fear vampires getting in.
Speaker 7: No, she doesn't, she's never mentioned them, and this is
Speaker 7: it freaked her out so much that she gave it
Speaker 7: to me.
Speaker 2: You deal with this and you still got.
Speaker 7: The Well, it's actually really cool. I mean I never
Speaker 7: have used. I thought about it one night because there
Speaker 7: was a weird bump in the house in the night
Speaker 7: and my dog went ballistic, and I thought, okay, do
Speaker 7: I break This is a.
Speaker 2: Moment get.
Speaker 7: Lapis. It's actually a blue gent stone or a rock
Speaker 7: of some sort and if a if a vampire wears
Speaker 7: it on a ring or around their neck, it actually
Speaker 7: keeps them from burning up into the sunlight, so it
Speaker 7: actually keeps them alive. So I've got something to both
Speaker 7: kill and keep vampires alive.
Speaker 2: You've got a lot going there that's amazing, Sarah. Please
Speaker 2: take it. Send us. I'd love to see a photo
Speaker 2: we've got to put up on our Facebook page on Instagram.
Speaker 7: I'll send you one.
Speaker 2: I bet you're the only person right now in Australia
Speaker 2: that has a vampire kidding kit under their bed.
Speaker 1: It was safe to say made one anyway, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Made one even better, Sarah, Thank you very much. A call.
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Speaker 4: Interesting scandalous.
Speaker 2: It is when I show you it's something, to show
Speaker 2: you what they brought to my attention, I could say
Speaker 2: no more for now, just now. Five minutes ago. I
Speaker 2: don't know why I did that. I was pointing myhammer back,
Speaker 2: because that's where five minutes is. It lives over my shoulder.
Speaker 4: You're always moving forward.
Speaker 2: I'm going for it, but the past is bhim me. Jack.
Speaker 2: We were talking about what's under your bed and we
Speaker 2: had a great call from a girl who was called Sophie.
Speaker 2: Basha Hooly called him and he's anyway, this this lady
Speaker 2: she had a vampire killing kit under a bed that
Speaker 2: was her mum's and then she got a giant steak,
Speaker 2: some kind of lily LELEI rings. Yep, Sarah was I've
Speaker 2: just started my memory and that remembered and I said
Speaker 2: at the end, I bet, I bet you're the only
Speaker 2: person in Australia who has a vampire killing kit under
Speaker 2: her bed. Turns out I was wrong. Journey, Good morning, Journey,
Speaker 2: good morning. First of all, Journey, we spent we spoken
Speaker 2: to your dad on the show, haven't we.
Speaker 8: Yes, you have. He's he's Peter. He's the one who
Speaker 8: held hands with Jim Master j and fron DMC and
Speaker 8: prayed with them and he went to like he's.
Speaker 2: Honestly, this is quite a while ago, early days of
Speaker 2: the show. I mean, I say early days. We're not
Speaker 2: that old. It's only a year and a half. But
Speaker 2: I do remember your dad's coat. That's what it was
Speaker 2: still about, praying with one DMC. And also he said,
Speaker 2: how I think we're also talking about who you named after?
Speaker 2: And he mentioned obviously you are named after the band Journey,
Speaker 2: aren't you. Yeah?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 2: And if you got a brother's sister and named after Slade,
Speaker 2: the clam rock band.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I've got a brother called Slade.
Speaker 2: This is it. Great names. I love these names, Slade
Speaker 2: and Journey. Journey's a beautiful name. Thank you. Do you
Speaker 2: like it? Or do you when you were a teenager?
Speaker 1: Do you know?
Speaker 2: I want to get rid of this name. It's too
Speaker 2: it's too different.
Speaker 3: I do.
Speaker 8: I do like the name. Sometimes I get a lot
Speaker 8: of like you know, puns about like oh, going on
Speaker 8: a journey and things like that, but like, yeah, that's
Speaker 8: just teenage.
Speaker 3: Just for you.
Speaker 2: That is go figure, go figures, go figus, as they say,
Speaker 2: now listen Journey. Uh so have you got a vampire
Speaker 2: killing get under your bed?
Speaker 6: Yes?
Speaker 2: I do. Actually, who knew this was a thing. It's
Speaker 2: a trend. It's the new planking. So why have you
Speaker 2: got one under your bed?
Speaker 8: Well? I've got one because I really like Buffy the
Speaker 8: Vampire Slayer, and my dad, yeah it is. And you
Speaker 8: know her when when a girl cumps seventeen every generation
Speaker 8: she's a seventeen year old girl is like becomes a slayer.
Speaker 8: She's chosen one. And my dad believes that it is me.
Speaker 8: I'm the chosen one.
Speaker 2: I believe it's one of my daughters as well, having
Speaker 2: some sort of slayer, the dad slayer. So you've got
Speaker 2: a vampire killing kit? How long have you had it
Speaker 2: under there?
Speaker 7: Well?
Speaker 2: I did? I got it for Christmas and uh Christmas present.
Speaker 2: Your dad's amazing, he's still giving to the show. He
Speaker 2: got you. Where would you even find a vampire killing kit?
Speaker 2: Do you get a kmar? Have they got them somewhere? Well?
Speaker 8: Actually he made it. So he got a violin case
Speaker 8: and then he lined it with red velvet. And he
Speaker 8: even snuck into a church and got a little bottle
Speaker 8: of holy water.
Speaker 2: And I can't do that. Was he even siphoning off
Speaker 2: the font or something?
Speaker 8: I don't tell anyone.
Speaker 2: Ah, this is incredible journey. Thank you very much. She
Speaker 2: call and say hi to your dad, won't you?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: All right, tak might have a good day.
Speaker 4: All right.
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