WEBVTT - FULL: The Chris O'Connell Show 0:00:09.685 --> 0:00:10.805 I Heeart podcasts. 0:00:10.845 --> 0:00:13.605 You can hear more gold one I four point three podcasts, 0:00:13.685 --> 0:00:18.364 playlist and listen live on the free iHeart app. Got 0:00:18.445 --> 0:00:19.084 anything good? 0:00:19.725 --> 0:00:23.884 Hey, this is the Christian O'Connell show podcast. 0:00:27.165 --> 0:00:30.445 Good morning producer, Rea, Good morning, Good morning, Patsy morning. 0:00:30.725 --> 0:00:32.684 Now what have we all got for weekend plans? What 0:00:32.725 --> 0:00:33.605 are you up to? Pats? 0:00:33.845 --> 0:00:36.684 I've got a massive weekend weekend. 0:00:36.604 --> 0:00:43.405 If anyone just canes it goes large, its pills is clubs. 0:00:44.165 --> 0:00:44.925 It's off. 0:00:46.565 --> 0:00:50.245 So far pressed down as sideways benders. 0:00:49.964 --> 0:00:53.684 No, it is very mumsy this weekend. It's mum's taxi. 0:00:54.405 --> 0:00:56.885 Yeah, what if you want to call it taxi? Okay, 0:00:56.805 --> 0:00:57.285 you are all right. 0:00:57.365 --> 0:01:00.725 The party bus, the party the Patsy bus is leaving. 0:01:00.885 --> 0:01:02.365 It's loaded with some pills. 0:01:02.605 --> 0:01:05.965 Then just going to theater class and then again on Sunday. 0:01:06.245 --> 0:01:08.765 So that's all we're doing. You in an audition from 0:01:08.805 --> 0:01:12.165 musical No not Merina, no orders doing theater this weekend. 0:01:12.165 --> 0:01:15.125 And it's a full weekend this weekend, so yeah, it'll 0:01:15.165 --> 0:01:15.885 be a busy one. 0:01:16.005 --> 0:01:16.805 Does she do a show? 0:01:17.485 --> 0:01:19.245 They will be yeah, coming June. 0:01:19.525 --> 0:01:20.125 What are they doing? 0:01:20.245 --> 0:01:22.365 They do like a bit of a showcase of everything 0:01:23.485 --> 0:01:25.925 and they'll have two acts and they will have two 0:01:26.005 --> 0:01:29.365 themed acts. So last time she did what did they 0:01:29.365 --> 0:01:30.645 do last Mary Poppins? 0:01:30.725 --> 0:01:32.645 And it sounds like you don't know what she's doing? 0:01:32.725 --> 0:01:34.565 No, well I don't. Actually I'm not a crossss. 0:01:34.605 --> 0:01:36.725 I don't get answer because my daughters did like theater 0:01:36.805 --> 0:01:38.845 class and against Pats and I were talking about last week. 0:01:38.845 --> 0:01:40.245 Actually they get so much from it. 0:01:40.325 --> 0:01:41.685 Oh she loves it, and out. 0:01:41.525 --> 0:01:44.525 Of the school environment, they learn about collaboration and they 0:01:44.565 --> 0:01:46.885 really bond and it does the confidence the world of good. 0:01:47.125 --> 0:01:49.125 Even if they don't have ambitions to go and do 0:01:49.165 --> 0:01:51.725 it on theater. It really gets them out of their comforts, 0:01:52.045 --> 0:01:52.365 you know what. 0:01:52.405 --> 0:01:55.285 It's so good for their social skills. They made a difference, 0:01:55.405 --> 0:01:58.885 you know, different friendship circle and when you're kid, there 0:01:58.965 --> 0:02:01.525 is nothing more empowering for them and for you as 0:02:01.525 --> 0:02:04.045 a parent when they find their thing. It could be sport, 0:02:04.165 --> 0:02:06.365 it could be whatever they're into. But when you know 0:02:06.405 --> 0:02:11.005 they come off stage and she is absolutely baming, like 0:02:11.085 --> 0:02:11.965 she's yourphic. 0:02:12.044 --> 0:02:15.285 Yeah, they're just kind of glowing. They like that's opened up. 0:02:15.325 --> 0:02:18.565 And also perhaps don't you find tho it's like fight club. 0:02:18.845 --> 0:02:20.485 They don't want to tell you about what went on, 0:02:20.565 --> 0:02:22.565 which is why you know, I get why you don't know. 0:02:22.605 --> 0:02:24.525 All about that now idea what they're doing? 0:02:25.525 --> 0:02:25.965 How was it? 0:02:25.965 --> 0:02:28.445 Because you're glowing off their glow and they go, oh, 0:02:28.485 --> 0:02:29.285 don't make it weird. 0:02:30.885 --> 0:02:34.364 Was doing questions? Don't shrink away and let's just drive 0:02:34.445 --> 0:02:35.565 you home them for an hour and a half. 0:02:35.605 --> 0:02:39.925 I didn't want anything to do on a Saturday anyway. 0:02:40.445 --> 0:02:42.925 It's so good at bottling those sort of emotions. 0:02:42.965 --> 0:02:46.405 It's like it's got to do with you. It was 0:02:46.445 --> 0:02:48.325 just simply from the back seat. Why are you interested? 0:02:48.725 --> 0:02:51.125 Yeah, that's based on why that might be? 0:02:51.645 --> 0:02:56.005 Why might that be for your lessons for a start? Yes, 0:02:56.085 --> 0:02:57.885 so big mumsy, waken this weekend. 0:02:58.685 --> 0:02:59.965 What are you up to this weekend? 0:03:00.325 --> 0:03:03.685 At eleven am, I'll be embarking on a twelve hour 0:03:03.765 --> 0:03:04.405 pub crawl. 0:03:04.525 --> 0:03:04.725 One. 0:03:05.405 --> 0:03:08.924 This is alive. I used to used to have Wow, 0:03:09.045 --> 0:03:10.565 what's it like to be like that? 0:03:10.805 --> 0:03:12.484 And I'm scared. I'm a little bit skinned and I 0:03:12.485 --> 0:03:13.725 don't know if I still have. 0:03:13.845 --> 0:03:14.605 Still got that in you. 0:03:14.765 --> 0:03:16.485 Yeah, so it's going to be an interesting test. 0:03:16.565 --> 0:03:18.885 It's more like what happens the next day after the 0:03:18.965 --> 0:03:20.125 next day, it's Monday. 0:03:20.165 --> 0:03:20.965 I'm now worried. 0:03:20.725 --> 0:03:21.965 About Yeah, it's not. 0:03:22.405 --> 0:03:24.365 It's not the day after, because sometimes you can do 0:03:24.445 --> 0:03:25.965 something like that and you think, wow, I've still got 0:03:25.965 --> 0:03:28.725 it anything. I haven't got a hangover, you're still processing booze, 0:03:28.725 --> 0:03:29.485 you're slightly drunk. 0:03:29.885 --> 0:03:32.764 But then the Monday you're like, oh God, did. 0:03:32.645 --> 0:03:35.645 I get thrown from a small light aircraft? I think 0:03:35.645 --> 0:03:37.925 I've been hit by car. I'm not in a great way. 0:03:38.005 --> 0:03:42.645 I'm telling you this now actually because if I be 0:03:42.725 --> 0:03:45.725 here but not here, you need. 0:03:45.645 --> 0:03:47.845 To have a really hearty breakfast. You've got to have 0:03:48.125 --> 0:03:49.285 something in you belly today. 0:03:49.365 --> 0:03:52.205 Don't in the middle show on Monday at six was 0:03:52.245 --> 0:03:58.285 having a full English breakfast. Oh yeah, yeah, three change, 0:03:58.405 --> 0:04:00.325 Yeah stop it not to change. 0:04:00.325 --> 0:04:01.445 Perhaps he does three change. 0:04:02.045 --> 0:04:03.845 You've got to prepare the stomach before. 0:04:03.645 --> 0:04:04.165 You go again. 0:04:04.325 --> 0:04:07.365 This is a pro you should do like an online masterclass. 0:04:07.405 --> 0:04:10.445 Stop boozers, guy, last, stop brawlers. 0:04:10.645 --> 0:04:18.404 Seriously, you guys, what are you up to in there? 0:04:18.605 --> 0:04:18.885 Actually? 0:04:19.005 --> 0:04:23.845 Tomorrow I'm the MC for a charity gala dinner for 0:04:23.964 --> 0:04:27.245 a lovely, lovely charity called Little Dreamers and what a 0:04:27.325 --> 0:04:29.085 lovely idea. So there are a lot of kids, about 0:04:29.085 --> 0:04:31.924 one in ten kids in Australia who actually their their 0:04:32.005 --> 0:04:34.165 mum or dad or a sibling is ill and they 0:04:34.205 --> 0:04:36.844 are one of the carers, so they actually have to 0:04:36.885 --> 0:04:39.485 surrender a part of their childhood. So this charity gives 0:04:39.525 --> 0:04:41.724 them days out. Oh wow, I only found about last year. 0:04:41.724 --> 0:04:43.404 My wife has done some voluntary work for them and 0:04:43.404 --> 0:04:44.804 they asked me to be a host, and I spent 0:04:44.885 --> 0:04:47.245 a couple of days last year we actually working with 0:04:47.284 --> 0:04:48.485 the meeting some of these kids and it was just 0:04:48.604 --> 0:04:50.765 such a you know when you think when you hear 0:04:50.765 --> 0:04:53.245 about a charity like backpacks of it kids and you think, 0:04:53.325 --> 0:04:55.885 I didn't even know that would be needed, and you 0:04:55.964 --> 0:04:58.964 think about kids actually who are looking after mum or 0:04:59.005 --> 0:05:00.645 dad or brother and sister and do it because they 0:05:00.724 --> 0:05:01.044 love them. 0:05:01.085 --> 0:05:02.885 But it's still a huge demand on them. 0:05:02.924 --> 0:05:06.564 So Tomorrow Night is a charity fundraiser and there's an 0:05:06.604 --> 0:05:08.444 auction as well. So anyway, I'm the host of My Night. 0:05:08.525 --> 0:05:11.365 The most awkward bit of it though, lots of lovely 0:05:11.404 --> 0:05:13.485 people at the Crown that they donate prizes nine of 0:05:13.525 --> 0:05:16.365 the auction. One of the prizes is come watch this 0:05:16.525 --> 0:05:23.285 show only. I'm hosting the auction to be graded financially 0:05:23.484 --> 0:05:25.364 in front of a room for a couple, bunch of people. 0:05:26.364 --> 0:05:29.364 It's gonna be my ego might be in a worse 0:05:29.404 --> 0:05:30.125 state than your liver. 0:05:30.205 --> 0:05:35.444 On Monday Reel Christian O'Connell show, go on podcast Time. 0:05:35.284 --> 0:05:36.805 Now for double thumbs up. This is where we go 0:05:36.885 --> 0:05:38.924 around the team. We talk about the things we're into 0:05:38.924 --> 0:05:40.325 the moment. It might be a TV show that you 0:05:40.404 --> 0:05:42.925 hear us talking about that you want to watch this weekend. 0:05:42.924 --> 0:05:45.885 If there's anything you're into at the moment, books, TV's, movies, 0:05:45.964 --> 0:05:48.925 whatever it is, share it with us. Oh four seven 0:05:49.085 --> 0:05:52.565 five three, one oh four three. Now, yesterday I was 0:05:52.604 --> 0:05:55.844 talking about this and I love this movie so much. 0:05:56.525 --> 0:05:58.805 You're going to think this is strange, guys. I went 0:05:59.445 --> 0:06:02.325 from a movie I saw on Netflix two days ago 0:06:03.245 --> 0:06:06.885 yesterday evening strange day yesterday. I went to the middle 0:06:06.885 --> 0:06:09.685 of the movie and watched it again, straight into the 0:06:09.844 --> 0:06:10.925 heart and the guts of it. 0:06:11.325 --> 0:06:13.885 My wife went, what are you doing. I need to 0:06:13.964 --> 0:06:15.885 process some stuff. I need to be with the nonners. 0:06:16.724 --> 0:06:20.805 The nonnas helped me in a loving space, giving me 0:06:21.044 --> 0:06:25.044 a warm embrace. You must have been balling, balling, sobbing. 0:06:25.164 --> 0:06:27.325 My wife was doing work and she said. 0:06:27.404 --> 0:06:31.045 You write down there here sobbing. Oh yeah, it's good. 0:06:31.125 --> 0:06:33.844 It's good to get all this stuff out. It's just good. 0:06:34.404 --> 0:06:37.565 And the nonnas were there for me. Nonis. It's on Netflix. 0:06:38.085 --> 0:06:42.245 It just dropped last week Vince Vaughan and with a 0:06:42.445 --> 0:06:45.285 cast of the cast is so great and it's a 0:06:45.364 --> 0:06:47.645 true story about a guy who lost his Italian mum. 0:06:47.924 --> 0:06:49.645 And also like a lot of Italian families and a 0:06:49.685 --> 0:06:51.964 lot of families, it's not unique to Italian, but it's 0:06:52.005 --> 0:06:54.445 definitely a big part of Italian culture, so with Greek 0:06:54.484 --> 0:06:58.044 as well, and many cultures. How they food is how 0:06:58.125 --> 0:07:01.125 people express love for their family and friends. 0:07:01.364 --> 0:07:02.604 It's how they look after each other. 0:07:02.645 --> 0:07:05.045 And I think in the first five minutes there's a 0:07:05.164 --> 0:07:07.365 line about you know, at the funeral, you need to 0:07:07.484 --> 0:07:10.445 feed your grief, and actually the movie goes on they're 0:07:10.445 --> 0:07:13.525 not just feeding grief, they're feeding joy connection, what it 0:07:13.645 --> 0:07:16.005 is to belong and actually it's a real privilege of 0:07:16.085 --> 0:07:19.004 being alive is having a meal with family and friends. 0:07:19.364 --> 0:07:22.045 It's not about being at fancy restaurant. It can be 0:07:22.125 --> 0:07:24.205 a barbecue, it can be a snag, it can be 0:07:24.245 --> 0:07:27.685 a burger. This movie, I cannot recommend it enough. No 0:07:27.804 --> 0:07:30.325 matter what you've got going on in your life this weekend. 0:07:30.445 --> 0:07:32.965 I promise you if you've set aside two hours to 0:07:33.045 --> 0:07:34.165 watch Nonas. 0:07:33.965 --> 0:07:34.765 It will change you. 0:07:35.205 --> 0:07:37.325 It opens up your heart and it's not a sugary, 0:07:37.885 --> 0:07:42.445 schmaltzy way. It's actually a very human, tender movie that 0:07:42.965 --> 0:07:43.685 isn't a downer. 0:07:43.845 --> 0:07:46.765 It's so joyous. The tears are crist yesterday. 0:07:46.485 --> 0:07:49.205 Actually tears of joy and of feeling what it is 0:07:49.285 --> 0:07:51.045 to be alive. There's so much loss in a life 0:07:51.085 --> 0:07:53.285 as well, but also so much connection and joy. It's 0:07:53.285 --> 0:07:55.325 a very I don't know how they've done it, but 0:07:55.885 --> 0:08:00.004 it's a surprisingly layered movie that won't get any rave reviews, 0:08:00.045 --> 0:08:02.565 it won't get nominated for Oscars, but actually gave me 0:08:02.645 --> 0:08:05.725 more joy and meaning than any movie I've seen in 0:08:05.725 --> 0:08:07.564 the last couple of years has had like five stars 0:08:07.605 --> 0:08:07.765 of you. 0:08:08.685 --> 0:08:12.165 It's so understated, isn't ye so like if you you 0:08:12.245 --> 0:08:15.045 will leave that movie thinking about I was thinking about 0:08:15.085 --> 0:08:16.845 my mom for the next two hours after. 0:08:16.845 --> 0:08:20.445 And family and life and friends, and I don't know 0:08:20.605 --> 0:08:23.165 just changed, how it just changed. It gives you an 0:08:23.165 --> 0:08:27.045 attitude readjustment, and my god, it's just it just it 0:08:27.205 --> 0:08:30.085 just makes your heart glow. And I realized yesterday on 0:08:30.125 --> 0:08:32.564 my second viewing of Nona's and forty eight Hours that 0:08:33.205 --> 0:08:35.885 two of the three nonas. One of the nonners is 0:08:36.245 --> 0:08:39.204 Lorraine Bracker, who is Dr Melfi in The Sopranos. She 0:08:39.445 --> 0:08:43.205 was Tony Soprano's therapist, the other Nonna, the former nun. 0:08:43.804 --> 0:08:48.244 She was Adrian in The Rocky Room and I'm so 0:08:48.605 --> 0:08:52.245 Connie in the Godfather trilogy. It is They call them 0:08:52.245 --> 0:08:55.844 a murderer's road, doesn't even they really are. There's the 0:08:56.525 --> 0:08:57.005 cast and. 0:08:57.084 --> 0:09:00.165 Susan Sarandon is amazing as well. Oh my god. 0:09:00.405 --> 0:09:02.285 You know sometimes you see someone and they're like, oh, 0:09:02.324 --> 0:09:03.485 you're going to get resurgence. 0:09:03.525 --> 0:09:05.244 Now, you're going to get so much. 0:09:05.444 --> 0:09:08.364 You remind me more like yeah, and you realize there's 0:09:08.365 --> 0:09:11.645 a whole load of these actresses that are around who 0:09:11.684 --> 0:09:14.565 actually just get cast aside or they get a small 0:09:14.684 --> 0:09:17.604 role as some hollowed out human being. It actually made 0:09:17.645 --> 0:09:20.244 them front and center. It's a vincibare movie. But the 0:09:20.365 --> 0:09:23.045 three nonners and those actresses, they are the movie. 0:09:23.485 --> 0:09:23.684 That's what. 0:09:25.165 --> 0:09:28.684 As you get old being discarded, especially as a woman, 0:09:29.324 --> 0:09:31.525 especially as a woman and in different. 0:09:31.285 --> 0:09:33.324 Men in Hollywood, you look at like Kevin Coston, you 0:09:33.324 --> 0:09:35.245 look at those women like I haven't seen a lot 0:09:35.245 --> 0:09:38.165 of them in movies ever actually in the last twenty 0:09:38.245 --> 0:09:38.725 or thirties. 0:09:38.965 --> 0:09:42.645 They're so good. Yes, they're so good. They're so funny, 0:09:43.005 --> 0:09:45.204 and they're real and they've obviously been through a life. 0:09:45.285 --> 0:09:47.005 You can see it in them. Oh my god. 0:09:47.045 --> 0:09:50.765 I cannot recommend none as enough, which I just absolutely 0:09:50.765 --> 0:09:52.965 loved it so much, so I went back the next 0:09:53.084 --> 0:09:54.045 night and watched it again. 0:09:54.285 --> 0:09:56.125 But from the second half, when you really. 0:09:56.125 --> 0:09:58.525 Don't do that, I can recommend, don't do that unless 0:09:58.525 --> 0:09:59.925 you want to keep sobbing or not. 0:10:00.725 --> 0:10:02.845 And then, at a very different end of the scale, 0:10:03.444 --> 0:10:06.365 I went to the cinema last Friday. Nothing better than 0:10:06.444 --> 0:10:08.965 going sometimes alone to the cinema because you don't need 0:10:09.005 --> 0:10:10.965 to worry are they having a good time? Are they 0:10:11.045 --> 0:10:13.125 having a good time? Especially because the movie I went 0:10:13.165 --> 0:10:14.885 to see. There's a reason why I had to go 0:10:14.925 --> 0:10:17.005 along because my family did not want to go with me. 0:10:17.444 --> 0:10:20.485 The accountant to now. 0:10:20.525 --> 0:10:23.204 I already saw the first one on the flight back 0:10:23.204 --> 0:10:24.645 from the UK when we're about to see my my 0:10:24.725 --> 0:10:26.844 dad over Eastern and I loved it. 0:10:27.005 --> 0:10:29.484 It's a great action movie, Ben Affleck. 0:10:29.804 --> 0:10:31.965 And so the second one came out and I went 0:10:32.005 --> 0:10:34.245 to see it at two o'clock in the afternoon last Friday, 0:10:34.564 --> 0:10:37.645 and it was me. And if you go to the 0:10:37.684 --> 0:10:40.124 cinema during the day, how can I politely describe the 0:10:40.165 --> 0:10:42.204 other people that were in the cinema? My colleagues were 0:10:43.165 --> 0:10:48.285 day walkers. I don't even think they were ever young. 0:10:49.245 --> 0:10:50.325 You know anything you've. 0:10:50.204 --> 0:10:54.844 Existed eternally like this, shufflers, confused. 0:10:54.725 --> 0:10:57.484 Zombies and there was only I did a head count 0:10:57.645 --> 0:11:01.605 eight of us, eight of us, and I just thought 0:11:01.605 --> 0:11:02.605 I'd just sit anywhere. 0:11:03.285 --> 0:11:05.125 Ohd couple coming to me, You're sat in our seat, 0:11:05.165 --> 0:11:09.844 and I would thinking, this is we're really doing this? 0:11:10.365 --> 0:11:13.364 It's empty. Pick a seat, and I went, yep, I 0:11:13.485 --> 0:11:14.365 must be seting this seat. 0:11:16.125 --> 0:11:19.285 But great action movie. Accountant To is really good. Patsy, 0:11:19.365 --> 0:11:20.885 What are you into? What are you giving your double 0:11:20.925 --> 0:11:21.324 thumbs too? 0:11:21.365 --> 0:11:24.965 A couple of Netflix things? I love everything about the Titanic. 0:11:25.084 --> 0:11:28.484 I've always been absolutely fascinated bed. 0:11:28.324 --> 0:11:29.285 Last disaster, don't you? 0:11:29.285 --> 0:11:32.084 And that's why you went into I bet you're so 0:11:32.285 --> 0:11:34.245 upset you on on air the day that that's sunk 0:11:35.245 --> 0:11:38.005 and breeze. We should do a power rankings of stories 0:11:38.045 --> 0:11:39.525 of pats of where you've been alive for. 0:11:40.005 --> 0:11:44.724 Hilarious, so funny smashed stop it anyway, this is a 0:11:44.804 --> 0:11:48.804 national g sprets. This is a national geographic doggo and 0:11:48.925 --> 0:11:52.124 it's brilliant. It's called the Digital Resurrection. They've got a 0:11:52.204 --> 0:11:53.005 panel of experts. 0:11:53.084 --> 0:11:54.045 Snappy title in it. 0:11:54.204 --> 0:11:56.604 Huh, because if they're gone with the analog Resurrection, I'm 0:11:56.645 --> 0:11:58.445 not watching the digital you say. 0:11:59.125 --> 0:12:02.885 In streaming the Titanic, they're using all the latest technology 0:12:02.965 --> 0:12:05.724 to examine the actual ship sinking and all the theories 0:12:05.765 --> 0:12:08.005 of how it broke up, how it fell to the 0:12:08.045 --> 0:12:10.285 bottom of the sea bed, and just trying to prove 0:12:11.045 --> 0:12:14.684 eyewitness accounts from survivors of what actually happened. 0:12:15.045 --> 0:12:15.844 Iceberg wasn't it. 0:12:16.165 --> 0:12:19.325 Yeah, but you know what Apple, and how much part 0:12:19.365 --> 0:12:19.845 of the ship? 0:12:20.005 --> 0:12:22.205 I mean, what are you into? Disasked upon Chris. 0:12:24.444 --> 0:12:24.844 Scrap. 0:12:25.684 --> 0:12:28.525 But they've got this enormal it was a big Iceberg 0:12:28.564 --> 0:12:32.165 that did it? Give it away? We get complaints now 0:12:32.165 --> 0:12:34.765 for mister Wolf, I was going to watch that Titanic movie. 0:12:35.245 --> 0:12:38.805 What is most impressive is they've got a life sized 0:12:39.005 --> 0:12:42.485 screen of the actual wreck and it's like these experts 0:12:42.525 --> 0:12:44.925 actually walk over the top of the wreck is you know, 0:12:45.084 --> 0:12:47.885 and zoom in on it. It's absolutely incredible. 0:12:48.005 --> 0:12:48.444 That's cool. 0:12:48.605 --> 0:12:51.125 Yeah, it was great. That's on Netflix. And the other thing, 0:12:51.405 --> 0:12:54.324 Season three of Love on the Spectrum. We've started watching 0:12:55.285 --> 0:13:00.244 Love that This is the best feel good show you will, 0:13:00.485 --> 0:13:02.645 I guarantee ever see on stream. 0:13:02.845 --> 0:13:05.684 It's so pure, it is so beautiful. 0:13:05.725 --> 0:13:08.045 It's the story of people on the autism spectrum and 0:13:08.645 --> 0:13:11.724 finding love and moving through life, and it's it's just 0:13:12.005 --> 0:13:15.444 absolutely gorgeous and we cry every toild me watch it 0:13:15.485 --> 0:13:16.804 and I think, why do we watch this? It just 0:13:16.885 --> 0:13:19.645 makes us cry, but it leaves you feeling warm in 0:13:19.725 --> 0:13:23.285 the heart. Is absolutely beautiful. Season three, the latest season 0:13:23.444 --> 0:13:24.045 on Netflix. 0:13:24.165 --> 0:13:25.365 Great, We'll take a break, We'll come back. 0:13:25.885 --> 0:13:29.045 The Christian O'Connell show podcast. 0:13:29.885 --> 0:13:33.365 Had a message from someone who wants to remain anonymous Christian. 0:13:33.485 --> 0:13:36.885 Do you still recommend nonas the movie that you've all 0:13:37.005 --> 0:13:39.844 loved on Netflix this week? For someone who has cried 0:13:40.045 --> 0:13:44.125 every day for two weeks after a breakup, Please keep 0:13:44.204 --> 0:13:47.245 me and on a non. First of all, I'm sorry. 0:13:47.485 --> 0:13:49.245 All of our hearts go out to you. We've all 0:13:49.285 --> 0:13:50.444 been there. I'm really sorry. 0:13:50.925 --> 0:13:52.804 Actually I do. I tell you why. 0:13:52.845 --> 0:13:55.485 Everything I said ten minutes ago is that it will 0:13:55.804 --> 0:13:57.925 sometimes when you're going through something like that, it gets 0:13:58.045 --> 0:14:00.885 stuck in you and actually you struggle to get in 0:14:01.005 --> 0:14:03.804 contact with what you're really feeding. There's that the thing 0:14:03.965 --> 0:14:06.964 under the thing, and it's hard. Actually sometimes words have 0:14:07.084 --> 0:14:09.885 a limit to their power, or yeah, you lose contact 0:14:09.965 --> 0:14:11.724 or something. There's a reason why, and I can't go 0:14:11.804 --> 0:14:13.165 into it here, it's not right. There's a reason why 0:14:13.204 --> 0:14:15.324 I watched it again last night, straight into the second 0:14:15.365 --> 0:14:17.684 half of it. I wanted to get something moving that 0:14:17.765 --> 0:14:20.604 I was struggling to talk about. So actually, Anon, I 0:14:20.645 --> 0:14:23.325 think it's exactly what you need your meat where you 0:14:23.445 --> 0:14:25.725 are right now, and it will move through you and 0:14:25.845 --> 0:14:29.085 it will open up hopefully into something else as well. 0:14:29.205 --> 0:14:30.965 So it's not going to get rid of what you're 0:14:31.005 --> 0:14:33.725 going through with your breakup. But also you'll find that 0:14:34.285 --> 0:14:37.525 you're just widened to what's also there. So they'll probably 0:14:37.605 --> 0:14:40.525 be your the loss, whatever you're processing with the grief 0:14:40.565 --> 0:14:42.965 of breaking up the relationship, howe long you be together, 0:14:43.045 --> 0:14:45.604 but they'll also be you'll give yourself a bit more 0:14:45.685 --> 0:14:49.085 breathing space, it would expand into something else, like there's 0:14:49.125 --> 0:14:53.045 always there sometimes just outside of view is there's always 0:14:53.685 --> 0:14:57.005 joy as well as the sadness. Sometimes in life, So Anon, 0:14:57.405 --> 0:15:00.085 I do recommend it. I'm not a doctor, but I 0:15:00.205 --> 0:15:04.005 say this doctor Christian says, I recommend a hearty two 0:15:04.045 --> 0:15:07.565 adducts of non as box of tissues out there ready, 0:15:07.845 --> 0:15:11.565 some canoe, a glass of sanchio as well. 0:15:12.085 --> 0:15:17.525 Toast. There's a lot of toasting. Rio. What are you 0:15:17.605 --> 0:15:19.725 into this week? What you enjoyed? What's your double thumbs? 0:15:19.845 --> 0:15:22.085 You gave me the challenge last week. You gave me 0:15:22.205 --> 0:15:25.605 fifty dollars. You watched Den of Thieves two Pantira. You said, 0:15:25.845 --> 0:15:27.725 if it is good, you have to give me the 0:15:27.765 --> 0:15:28.484 fifty dollars back. 0:15:28.565 --> 0:15:30.005 Yeah, and if you don't love it. Because I was 0:15:30.085 --> 0:15:32.125 so happy, I'll put my money on Den of Thieves 0:15:32.365 --> 0:15:34.765 with Gerard Butler. If you don't like it, keep the money. 0:15:35.045 --> 0:15:37.605 But I actually said, take my money. I'll put money 0:15:37.685 --> 0:15:40.645 on it that you would enjoy. It's the fifty coming 0:15:40.645 --> 0:15:40.845 to me. 0:15:41.245 --> 0:15:42.845 I thought, this is going to be the easiest fifty 0:15:42.885 --> 0:15:43.445 dollars of mine. 0:15:43.645 --> 0:15:45.965 Because Christ's hit rate for some of these movies is 0:15:46.165 --> 0:15:47.244 extraord I realize that. 0:15:47.405 --> 0:15:49.645 So really, if I came in hot saying that I 0:15:49.725 --> 0:15:52.565 love denne Thieves write so much, one of the best 0:15:52.605 --> 0:15:53.965 action movies I've seen in a couple of years. 0:15:54.005 --> 0:15:56.364 You were like, here we go again. It's rubbish, but 0:15:57.565 --> 0:16:04.085 for grudgingly, how it shouldn't be that good. But it's 0:16:04.205 --> 0:16:04.645 so good. 0:16:04.725 --> 0:16:08.965 It's so silly, but it's also so exhilarating and and 0:16:09.085 --> 0:16:11.645 it's got a bromance in it. It's got the butler 0:16:11.765 --> 0:16:14.285 in a club on drugs. It got everything you can 0:16:14.405 --> 0:16:15.484 possibly want in a movie. 0:16:15.885 --> 0:16:16.445 I have to get. 0:16:16.445 --> 0:16:17.245 It's great. 0:16:17.525 --> 0:16:19.325 And it's two and off hours, which is a long 0:16:19.405 --> 0:16:22.845 time for an action movie, but it just suffies. 0:16:22.405 --> 0:16:23.125 It it rests. 0:16:23.245 --> 0:16:24.325 But it's a great Friday. 0:16:24.685 --> 0:16:25.165 I'll tell you what. 0:16:25.285 --> 0:16:27.965 The high scene is one of the best high scenes, 0:16:28.045 --> 0:16:31.364 and then the shootout in car chase after that is incredible. 0:16:31.445 --> 0:16:34.845 The last forty minutes is cinema, Yes, cinema yeah. 0:16:34.765 --> 0:16:37.285 And that's why it's the love of watching movies as well. 0:16:37.445 --> 0:16:41.405 So what's that fifty Well, I gotta give it back. 0:16:41.485 --> 0:16:43.885 No, I like you to keep it and. 0:16:44.005 --> 0:16:46.245 Now go back and watch the original. 0:16:46.525 --> 0:16:49.685 Oh deal, deal, it's not the way you meant to 0:16:49.725 --> 0:16:51.485 do it, too, then you know that's. 0:16:51.325 --> 0:16:53.045 The way I like to do it. So go back now. 0:16:53.125 --> 0:16:56.244 This weekend, the Ogdenal Theees. In fact, it could be 0:16:56.325 --> 0:16:58.765 your Hangover watch on Sunday. 0:16:59.205 --> 0:17:01.725 The Christian O'Connell show podcast. 0:17:02.685 --> 0:17:07.045 This week, a new leader of the Opposition was anointed 0:17:07.965 --> 0:17:09.685 Shoosh Lay. 0:17:10.845 --> 0:17:13.125 Now some warning on the should also loved to speak 0:17:13.125 --> 0:17:15.885 to anyone who has altered their name now, and what 0:17:15.965 --> 0:17:16.245 do you mean? 0:17:16.325 --> 0:17:18.685 Just changed the name? Love to hear from you, but 0:17:18.885 --> 0:17:24.165 slightly altered it. So Shushan Lay leader of the opposition, 0:17:25.005 --> 0:17:31.205 Susan Lay. Well, Susan Lay is still Susan Lay. But 0:17:31.845 --> 0:17:35.885 read about numerology and worked out that if she added 0:17:35.925 --> 0:17:39.925 an extra s to her name of Susan, she'd lead 0:17:40.005 --> 0:17:44.645 a more exotic and interesting life as Susan. So she 0:17:44.925 --> 0:17:48.405 was Susan and she still is Susan, but there's an 0:17:48.405 --> 0:17:52.965 extra ess in there for excitement. That's the right reader this, 0:17:53.285 --> 0:17:58.245 I'm getting this correct. She's Shushan Lay. Yes, I'm fascinated 0:17:58.285 --> 0:18:01.685 by this. Do you know much about numerology, Patsy adding 0:18:01.725 --> 0:18:04.725 on the name then the letters and her name may 0:18:04.765 --> 0:18:07.005 make a number on it. It could it reveals something 0:18:07.045 --> 0:18:08.365 about personality, your life. 0:18:08.725 --> 0:18:09.645