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Speaker 4: The situation you're in the moment with your leftovers for dinner.
Speaker 2: Oh, I've stopped shoving stuff in the freezer, you know,
Speaker 2: cooking your head because I forget about it and then
Speaker 2: it gets freezer burns. Have to you know, throw it.
Speaker 4: Out, freezer book.
Speaker 2: It's when stuff spinning the freezer too long and it
Speaker 2: gets our icy taste loses its flavor.
Speaker 4: But don't you just leave it out for a couple
Speaker 4: of hours to thaw out, and it loses the old.
Speaker 2: It's never quite the same. So we had a situation
Speaker 2: last night where we had like three of the past
Speaker 2: night's meals left over, but only enough in each for
Speaker 2: one person.
Speaker 4: So there was a family situation. Sure there's enough for one,
Speaker 4: didn't you just been here.
Speaker 3: Three mouths to feed? That makes sense. So you've got
Speaker 3: three different.
Speaker 2: Cuisines, three different cuisines. So we had that's crazy.
Speaker 4: It was like you're walking on an aeroplane bringing trolley round.
Speaker 3: Sorry, the chickens already got.
Speaker 2: We had spag bowl, shell mean and a massimine curry.
Speaker 4: I tell you what, I'm happy with any of those.
Speaker 2: And so it's a situation of who, what's what? So
Speaker 2: we do rock paper scissors to decide who's going to
Speaker 2: have what?
Speaker 4: And what is the primo dish? What does everyone actually want?
Speaker 4: The spag bowl.
Speaker 2: Everyone wanted, the curry, the amount love, but do you
Speaker 2: know what everyone? So we do rock paper scissors. But
Speaker 2: I don't know why we bother because Chris knows everyone,
Speaker 2: All three of us know at we want what we
Speaker 2: want and we're going to get what we want. So
Speaker 2: we still do rock paper scissors, even though in my mind.
Speaker 4: Everyone has to mention that reservoir dog stand off. I
Speaker 4: know what I want, but I won't want that. What
Speaker 4: you want, what's impossible? Astern I want? I want that
Speaker 4: most man. I want the most man. I want the
Speaker 4: most man.
Speaker 3: None of the meals have still been eaten because the
Speaker 3: idea hasn't been settled.
Speaker 4: Just stair off and it's now just now you're at work.
Speaker 4: It's this Chris and his daughter. It's the opposite table.
Speaker 4: I will not bring first.
Speaker 2: And Chris just waves the white flag because he always
Speaker 2: gets what Audrey and I don't want.
Speaker 4: So I got the curry sound like the pet I got?
Speaker 4: Did he eat in a bed? She's got a big
Speaker 4: bowl on the floor.
Speaker 2: I got the curry, order got the chair mean and
Speaker 2: he got the stinky old bag bowl.
Speaker 4: Do you notice who won this? Yes?
Speaker 3: And did you win rock papers?
Speaker 5: Mama?
Speaker 6: Wan?
Speaker 2: Hey, if mama's happy, everyone you mamas.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast yesterday.
Speaker 4: Even though I got conned, I find it very hard
Speaker 4: sometimes to say no to my kids. My oldest daughter,
Speaker 4: Ruby had already asked my wife if she would take
Speaker 4: it to a supermarket yes evening at eight, and my
Speaker 4: wife didn't even did. I don't think Ruby even finished
Speaker 4: the sentence or no, and just actually turned away.
Speaker 3: The house is closed. After it, I feel like you
Speaker 3: should be.
Speaker 4: It's like, come on, we've done enough for you guys today.
Speaker 4: There needs to be some time for the butler to
Speaker 4: have it, like an hour's break to put his feet up.
Speaker 4: And then they come find me and will you take
Speaker 4: me to a supermarket? Mom said, no, get one up
Speaker 4: on the old. Of course. Of course. So we go
Speaker 4: to the supermarket, right, and I go, hang on a minute,
Speaker 4: this isn't for a shop, is it or anything? So no, no,
Speaker 4: I just want to get a few snacks. I went fine,
Speaker 4: and I wasn't paying enough attention.
Speaker 3: You need snacks at eight o'clock at not teenagers?
Speaker 4: Do you know what? They're like vampires? They're half asleep
Speaker 4: throughout most of the day, right at school day Jamen.
Speaker 4: In the evening they are starving. What happens is they go,
Speaker 4: I'm not that hungry. Whenever you make them right, they go,
Speaker 4: I'm not that hungry. Ten minutes after they've eaten, so
Speaker 4: they go, oh god, there's no snacks. So I heard
Speaker 4: them doing before yesterday before she went to someone snacks
Speaker 4: in this house, in this house, there's snacks in this house,
Speaker 4: like this, fix this? So anyway, we go to get snacks,
Speaker 4: and as I put up in the car park, I
Speaker 4: see her that she's got five bags for life with that.
Speaker 4: My oh god, I've been calmed. What's going in though?
Speaker 4: She went, oh, there's a few experprits I need as
Speaker 4: well that mum said to ask you to get as well.
Speaker 4: Oh god, this part some sort of sting operation. I said,
Speaker 4: it's eight o'clock at night. I don't have it in
Speaker 4: me to do a week shop. Not now. Have you
Speaker 4: ever been to a supermarket in the evening like at
Speaker 4: eight o'clock.
Speaker 3: It's weird. It feels like for hours, like something from
Speaker 3: the Walking Dead.
Speaker 4: It is, and it is. It's zombies walking around. There's
Speaker 4: people who've like finished work or they bindla gym. No
Speaker 4: one's quite there with it. They're all over the shop.
Speaker 3: And no one should be doing a full shop at
Speaker 3: that time. It's get the essential items that you need
Speaker 3: to get.
Speaker 4: To get the big bar. I was literally almost very
Speaker 4: close to you know when you see a five year
Speaker 4: old throw him south to the ground and they like
Speaker 4: snow angels. And I was really close the one that
Speaker 4: broke me right. While I was there, I took four
Speaker 4: calls to my wife with fresh things to get and
Speaker 4: the last one. I said this will be the last court.
Speaker 4: I'm not kidding more. I don't care if the house
Speaker 4: is on fire or the old Melbourne Earthquakers back right,
Speaker 4: don't call me while I'm here. I actually can't handle it.
Speaker 4: I'm very close to divorcing you right now. I can't
Speaker 4: handle this. I'm tired and I need to get out
Speaker 4: this supermarket. The lights are too bright. She goes, I
Speaker 4: need to do pick up five passion fruit. Oh, so
Speaker 4: I get off the phone. What I know what they
Speaker 4: look like? Chopped up on the plate. They are lovely?
Speaker 3: Yeah, what's it from the outside?
Speaker 4: I don't know what it looks like. So I see
Speaker 4: some kid who works there, right, he's one of those
Speaker 4: barely looks like he fits the uniform and the high visit.
Speaker 4: You know, it's like eight. Oh, you're ready grow into
Speaker 4: that when you're an actual adult. And I go, excuse me,
Speaker 4: do you know what the passion fruits are? And he goes, what,
Speaker 4: I go, passion fruits? Goes, Oh god, I wouldn't even
Speaker 4: know what one of those looks like. He gets his
Speaker 4: phone out and goes on to Google. I went right.
Speaker 4: The answer isn't on there. It's in this super it's
Speaker 4: got thirty two hours. I know it's in the fruit section,
Speaker 4: right in the produce if my only hope is you
Speaker 4: go on Google. Then I saw a woman and looked
Speaker 4: smart enough to know what it was, and I found
Speaker 4: where they were.
Speaker 3: You didn't talk to a non employee, Yeah I did.
Speaker 4: It's a big step for me.
Speaker 3: You don't worry people at that time of night.
Speaker 4: I know. And also the other thing is is like
Speaker 4: I reckon if my wife and I split up, right
Speaker 4: and I wanted to meet the future missus o'c. Eight
Speaker 4: o'clock in the supermarkets. When I find there nice the lady,
Speaker 4: I asked, excuse me, where are the passion fruits? I
Speaker 4: think she looks at me like, oh, this is code.
Speaker 4: We easy could have been ten minutes downstairs in that
Speaker 4: basement car park doing it.
Speaker 3: Is your daughter still with you at this point?
Speaker 4: She's in a Teli aisle? Like I said, there was
Speaker 4: a lot going on last night. Anyway. Would you know
Speaker 4: what a passion fruit looks?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 4: Oh, I've got I reckon, I can pass I've got
Speaker 4: genuinely got your fruit line up here? What are these
Speaker 4: three fruits? Is a passion fit. Okay, do you think
Speaker 4: it's number one, two or three?
Speaker 3: One of those genuinely is a passion Okay, Well, you're
Speaker 3: going with fruits that all look so similar.
Speaker 4: That's what I had yesterday in the in the fruit line.
Speaker 3: Up there, one and three looks so similar.
Speaker 4: I almost went for tomatos. At first, I thought maybe
Speaker 4: I could just pass it off and go bloody. Shop
Speaker 4: assistant told me.
Speaker 3: This, what's a plumb and what's a passion fruit? I'm
Speaker 3: going to go for what was the smaller? Aren't they
Speaker 3: number one?
Speaker 4: Damn it? You smoke passion fruits.
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Speaker 4: So now for your emails that we call late to
Speaker 4: the party late. You can email the show whatever you
Speaker 4: want about anything you've heard us talking about. Christianny yesterday.
Speaker 4: This cone from Steve yesterday. I was listening to the show.
Speaker 4: You were talking about baby names for Jack's son coming
Speaker 4: in the March. Name Hank came up, pitched to you
Speaker 4: and he fell over with laughters. One of my friends
Speaker 4: is one of the Post clan, and his eighty year
Speaker 4: old dad's name is Hank Post, who I saw last
Speaker 4: weekend for a beer. Jack, You're going do a lot
Speaker 4: worse than Hank. Hank in Dutch.
Speaker 3: This Hank, this might be my great uncle.
Speaker 4: What do you mean?
Speaker 3: My mum wrote to me on the last night after
Speaker 3: hearing the show and said, would you consider Hank with
Speaker 3: an e?
Speaker 4: Hank?
Speaker 3: You have a great uncle Hank, your dad's grandfather's brother.
Speaker 3: Henk posts, No, way.
Speaker 4: Not here. It's a strong Dutch name. I didn't know that,
Speaker 4: did you know that, Henk?
Speaker 3: Yeah, well my dad's Dutch, so we have like half Dutch. Yeah, no,
Speaker 3: he's my dad's real name is Johanna's.
Speaker 4: This is all coming out. Who are you really? Harness?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well from now on where he should be known as
Speaker 4: his original name. I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my real name's Yuk.
Speaker 4: It was a little bit too sweet. I said, Wow,
Speaker 4: what a brave new world will get into and the
Speaker 4: show the show is still going on eight shows ago. Yuck? Hey, Yuky,
Speaker 4: what's going on with you?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 4: Right? Where were we? Yes? So you look and this
Speaker 4: might be uncle? Is he eighty?
Speaker 3: I've never met my great uncle Hank?
Speaker 4: But is he here?
Speaker 3: He's in Melbourne somewhere.
Speaker 4: You've never met him.
Speaker 3: I've never met him. Why not have you met your
Speaker 3: your great uncles. Yes, No, not uncles, great uncles. That's
Speaker 3: your grandfather's brothers.
Speaker 4: So here in this city you've got great uncle you've
Speaker 4: never met, No, never, I never met anyone the last
Speaker 4: thirty four years.
Speaker 3: My grandpa came over with like eighteen brothers.
Speaker 4: Well he just spread them around parents Australia. He's heeded them.
Speaker 3: There's too many.
Speaker 4: To me.
Speaker 3: We did do a big family post family reason that.
Speaker 4: Was enough and that just not got my head off
Speaker 4: the once. To me, Traditionally people do it around I
Speaker 4: don't know. It's called the Christmas festive time of the year.
Speaker 3: But you don't get all your family tree like great
Speaker 3: uncles and aunts. That's that's a real extension.
Speaker 4: I know what you mean. But why don't you try
Speaker 4: and meet up with him?
Speaker 3: He's eighty.
Speaker 4: Oh you've got a kid coming soon. He's going to
Speaker 4: have a great great great great great great grandchild.
Speaker 3: I'll reach out to Hank and say if it's the
Speaker 3: same Hank Post.
Speaker 4: I bet you it is. It's a strong Dutch name.
Speaker 4: So I think I said that earlier. I'm hanging on
Speaker 4: a life belt right now, I'm on a drift in
Speaker 4: this Your dwn's your hardness.
Speaker 3: I wasn't going to reach out to him. But if
Speaker 3: it's a strong Dutch name, I will who.
Speaker 4: Says, you really don't mind Jack? That's wrong, Steve. How
Speaker 4: did he go down? Yesterday? I did pitch Jack a
Speaker 4: number of five baby names, and the one that you
Speaker 4: liked was Hank.
Speaker 3: Hank.
Speaker 4: I think Hank post is a good, punchy, strong name.
Speaker 3: Bianka said she didn't like it because it reminds her
Speaker 3: of Hank Williams.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, the country and Western singer.
Speaker 4: But it's not like it's like Ed Sheer. Is it
Speaker 4: so sorry? You mean a singer from the nineteen forties,
Speaker 4: the depression era.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's not like the first day of school. He
Speaker 3: will get there and they'll go Hank, like Hank.
Speaker 4: Will you can stay with you a lifetime.
Speaker 3: We just can't put him through that.
Speaker 4: It's too risky, the old Hank with.
Speaker 3: She also said it reminds me of the term hanky panky.
Speaker 4: Oh it's dead of water now, isn't it.
Speaker 3: I think it's gone, gone.
Speaker 4: It's gone. This might help. Then, do you remember King Eric?
Speaker 4: No Eric with twelve quids? Oh yes, yes, King Eric
Speaker 4: has emerged out of the miss Now. This is someone
Speaker 4: who knows a lot about baby names.
Speaker 3: He's got practice.
Speaker 4: They've had to come up with twelve of them. Christian
Speaker 4: Hope is all as well. So listen to show on
Speaker 4: the school run yesterday. I heard your picture names to
Speaker 4: Jackie Boy. I would love to offer some advice to
Speaker 4: Jack and Bianca when they try and choose a name.
Speaker 4: It's really hard. I think I have come up with
Speaker 4: a great option for them, something a little unique with
Speaker 4: a surprising twist. It's going to cool him this morning.
Speaker 4: But things just got away from me. Don't make excuses, listeners.
Speaker 4: If you're doing anything about baby names again, give me
Speaker 4: a buzz. We've got to get King Eric on ps.
Speaker 4: We are no, my god, his wife expecting baby number thirteen. Guy,
Speaker 4: Come on, guys, Netflix and chill. Actually no, that's all's got.
Speaker 4: I think we're getting Netflix and Chill. It isn't about chill,
Speaker 4: but for Erica and his poor poor wife. Bloody hell.
Speaker 4: Sure what the time number thirteen is coming out? You're
Speaker 4: just walking down the street, leaning up against the lamp
Speaker 4: post and just squeezing it out. It's just like so
Speaker 4: easy thirty. In case you don't know, we have baby
Speaker 4: number thirteen due at the end of March. So looks
Speaker 4: like Bianca and Melinda running pretty close to their pregnancies.
Speaker 4: It's a median advice and out with baby should we
Speaker 4: get king ericon.
Speaker 3: I want to know what the surprising twist is, ryes.
Speaker 4: Uh if you ever got an email for the show.
Speaker 4: And just I don't know if I mentioned it earlier,
Speaker 4: but Henk is a very strong on the periodic table
Speaker 4: of Dutch names. It's right, there is the strongest element.
Speaker 4: Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com that you.
Speaker 7: Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: So we've been doing our eight of the eighties where
Speaker 4: each week we break apart the eighties to do with
Speaker 4: that letter of the week, and I've loved doing this.
Speaker 4: We'll be doing with the nineties when we returned in
Speaker 4: the new year. And for Jackie Boy, you've seen some
Speaker 4: amazing and some nowhere near amazing eighties movies. You've seen
Speaker 4: it hell of a lot more.
Speaker 3: That's right. I still recommend movies like Escaped to Victory
Speaker 3: and Roadhouse. I could skip a bunch of things. We've
Speaker 3: seen Police Academy, Weird Science, Short Circuit, a lot of
Speaker 3: Steve Gutenberg one exactly.
Speaker 4: Yes, he seems to be the ven diagram where Steve
Speaker 4: meets with the eighties. Not all great work there, however,
Speaker 4: you know all the ones, all the various letters we've
Speaker 4: had that was given Jack the chance to see these
Speaker 4: amazing movies and for us to swap stories. Me and Patson,
Speaker 4: you guys from the eighties went out the last letter
Speaker 4: of the earth for a bit, and it is a
Speaker 4: tough one, and that is why we need your help.
Speaker 4: Good letters, letter s o'connells of the eighties, Yeah, sense
Speaker 4: of the eighties. I'll be honest with you. It's patchy, right,
Speaker 4: it's patchy. However, I just want to make sure that
Speaker 4: we're trying everything to see can we do the letter
Speaker 4: Z to complete It's the last letter of the alphabet.
Speaker 4: The last twenty six weeks we've been doing this, I
Speaker 4: want to try and end it properly.
Speaker 3: We even got through XM, Y, so it'd be sad
Speaker 3: to not to get any drips out of it in
Speaker 3: when we squeeze for Z.
Speaker 4: So what I'm not asking you right is just to
Speaker 4: sort of go through all your brain files right now
Speaker 4: and see if you've got anything to do with the
Speaker 4: letter Z. All we need from you we're going to
Speaker 4: try and turn the show now into a brainstorming session. Okay,
Speaker 4: I just need anything a word that starts with the
Speaker 4: letter Z. And then by the time we get to
Speaker 4: seven o'clock we're trying maybe get down whittled down, hopefully
Speaker 4: a long list of just words that begin with the
Speaker 4: letter Z that we can try and get some phone
Speaker 4: ins after seven. Ye could we do the impossible today,
Speaker 4: which is due between seven and eight only cals to
Speaker 4: do with the letter Z. A jack, give us something
Speaker 4: to get going.
Speaker 3: Okay, mine is hands Zimmer. He makes great soundtracks from
Speaker 3: movies like Gladiator, Inception.
Speaker 4: I think June and Bomb the New Bomb movie, both
Speaker 4: those he did. The time I went I went to
Speaker 4: see him live. I saw Zim alive at the Royal
Speaker 4: Albert Hall. Really, Oh, it was incredibly. He was with
Speaker 4: an orchestra. It was amazing and he was the songs
Speaker 4: he does obviously from the movies right, and it's not
Speaker 4: like it's not like Springsteen. You know, you go budget
Speaker 4: to the one Gladiator closing critism and exception is that
Speaker 4: it has is that a Dutch name. It's not as
Speaker 4: strong as Hank. I went to see Level. It was
Speaker 4: incredible and had like a big screen and as they
Speaker 4: were doing the very song from that movie, they had
Speaker 4: the scene up from the movie. So it's like the
Speaker 4: dark night scenes as well with heath Ledge. You know,
Speaker 4: we're all go silent and they're out the car going
Speaker 4: to the tunnel. It's it's amazing.
Speaker 3: And then what is he do? Is he holding the
Speaker 3: conductor's stick or is he just because he doesn't play?
Speaker 4: I think he's doing dancing.
Speaker 3: He writes the music, he does some interpretive dance.
Speaker 4: He dresses up as a character from the movie I
Speaker 4: Am Being Hands.
Speaker 3: He doesn't play the violins and the cellos and stuff.
Speaker 4: It is like a big old saxophone soler like Kenny
Speaker 4: g So, I mean, I don't know what we're going
Speaker 4: to do after seven with my going to see Hands
Speaker 4: him alive? Are we looking for other people? Seeing the
Speaker 4: Hands and oh the stranger show you saw life? It
Speaker 4: was well, I'm not you know, normally when you go
Speaker 4: and see your favorite band of artists, right. The thing
Speaker 4: I love about it, aside from like is your favorite
Speaker 4: band of artist is you're with your people.
Speaker 6: Ye.
Speaker 4: There's something like a think these are my people? A
Speaker 4: right when I got there, the moment I was queuing
Speaker 4: up outside the raw labahle, not my people, you are,
Speaker 4: I've made a mistake. Actually, maybe hands is just something
Speaker 4: to enjoy my headphones, you know. And by the way,
Speaker 4: I was alone, I couldn't find anyone. It's a tough
Speaker 4: shout in your in, your in, your mate's WhatsApp groups
Speaker 4: go hey, you've got a spead ticket non stop hits
Speaker 4: tonight Thursday Night.
Speaker 3: Hand Zimmer life and you love a band T shirt
Speaker 3: emerged from a show. But I've never seen you in
Speaker 3: a hands.
Speaker 4: On my hands. Put those hands in the air, all right,
Speaker 4: So hand Zimmer is my suggest Zimmer.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Into the eighties, of the eighties, and today it's about
Speaker 4: the letter Z. It's the last one of this, I
Speaker 4: mean don't know over the lost twenty six weeks breaking
Speaker 4: apart the great decade of the eighties with a letter
Speaker 4: of the week. So it's about that letter Z. We
Speaker 4: need your help over the last run of this. Then
Speaker 4: it's been quite easy to talk about various movies to
Speaker 4: do with that letter of the week, TV shows, songs,
Speaker 4: so just stories from that to do with the letter however,
Speaker 4: Z it's it's really hard. So we're doing a full
Speaker 4: court press today before we get into seven o'clock. Between
Speaker 4: seven and eight, we need to brainstorm with you guys.
Speaker 4: Can you give us a word to do with the
Speaker 4: letter Z that we can just put on a long
Speaker 4: list and then work out is there anything from that
Speaker 4: that we could do some phone ins after seven.
Speaker 3: You don't even need a story off the back of it.
Speaker 3: Just suggests the word and we'll look after that part.
Speaker 4: Just to you know where we're starting from. I'm not
Speaker 4: saying it's low, but all we've got so far as
Speaker 4: Jack and I. Jack came up with Hands Zimmer, who
Speaker 4: makes a lot of amazing movie soundtracks, and I remember
Speaker 4: that I went to see him live once by myself.
Speaker 4: If you want to know what Hans Zimmer sounds live
Speaker 4: Interception movie fans, you might recognize this from the soundtrack
Speaker 4: two and a half hours. I was there alone by
Speaker 4: myself to Hands live. Would you have come with me?
Speaker 4: I would? I think he would have left after half.
Speaker 9: An hour ago.
Speaker 3: What I love about seeing a live band is you
Speaker 3: can sing along with the lyrics with hands you kind
Speaker 3: of just got to.
Speaker 4: You're not It's more like a beautiful instrumentation. Oh the arrangements.
Speaker 4: Oh god, do that want again? Hands? All right, so
Speaker 4: z let's get into it a couple of texts. What
Speaker 4: about the word zealous? Hm?
Speaker 3: Tough? What does zealos even mean?
Speaker 4: I'm gonna author is it an over enthusiastic person? Yes? Yes,
Speaker 4: that's when Lisa Zebra kill more lines than any other animal?
Speaker 4: Whats just one? Anthony st is like the ultimate killerbra
Speaker 4: Zebra back in the news again that he's taking another
Speaker 4: one of us. Zebra kill more lines in a facto. Surely,
Speaker 4: thank you very much, Dal. Surely someone has had a
Speaker 4: zip lining accident? Yep, lols galore after seven. If you're
Speaker 4: traveling at speed, it isn't going to be a mild
Speaker 4: sort of bruising, is it if you've got a zip
Speaker 4: lining accident? However, put it on the list. We need
Speaker 4: the full court press right now. Jump on the phone.
Speaker 4: Just give us a word beginning with the letter z
Speaker 4: leag good.
Speaker 10: Morning, Good morning, guys.
Speaker 5: I actually more have a fun fact about the hands
Speaker 5: Zimmer conversation you guys head. Oh yes, well he is
Speaker 5: actually the keyboardist in the Buzzles video kills the radio stuff.
Speaker 5: So he's actually in it, which.
Speaker 4: Is in the video? Was he was?
Speaker 5: He in the actual videoboard he was Bally, but I
Speaker 5: don't think he kind of went on with him after that,
Speaker 5: but he would. He is in the film clip. It
Speaker 5: is him playing the keyboards in video.
Speaker 11: Killed the radio stuff?
Speaker 4: Do you know what I could have done with him
Speaker 4: chucking in a bit of video, killed the roadstarts and
Speaker 4: light of those big old heavy soundtrack hands. It's killed
Speaker 4: the radio stuff? Who did that years ago? Is only
Speaker 4: in the video two three four Dark Night Raises, great fashion.
Speaker 4: Send your prize for that, Lee, Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: What we've done enough hands, I don't think we've done
Speaker 4: enough going there. We can all feel the momentum, guys,
Speaker 4: there's a ground swell. Hayden, good morning, Good.
Speaker 12: Morning, Christian. I've got a couple of get you over
Speaker 12: the Lord.
Speaker 4: Oh bless you. Thanks Hayden.
Speaker 12: There used to be a bed in the sixties. Rick Springfield,
Speaker 12: before he was Jesse's Girl and General Hospital, used to
Speaker 12: be the guitarist in this band called Zut. They had
Speaker 12: a big cover in Australia with eleanor Rigby and that
Speaker 12: went really well. In OZ and Jimmy Page led Zeppelin
Speaker 12: uses the name Zoso.
Speaker 4: Does he what was like a faint name when he's
Speaker 4: checking into a hotel or.
Speaker 12: I don't know, but you say it on the album.
Speaker 12: So it's on John Bonhm's drum kit. They've all got
Speaker 12: different symbols for each of them, and Jimmy Page yeah
Speaker 12: uses those O.
Speaker 4: Right, Okay, I thought it was a brand of symbol.
Speaker 12: I don't know, but that's what the is a brand
Speaker 12: of symbol.
Speaker 4: But anyway, look, maybe someone's got a story about that
Speaker 4: brand of symbol.
Speaker 12: Zild or something like that.
Speaker 4: Loose confidence.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you had us with the Rick Springfield.
Speaker 4: Have you seen him alive? Thank you very much, you
Speaker 4: give us a hand mate.
Speaker 12: Thanks Christian love your show, Thank.
Speaker 4: You, blessure, Thank you very much. Matthew, good morning. Hello,
Speaker 4: hello matt you're right.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, I just yeah, I thought of
Speaker 10: Robert Zimmerman first, and who became Bob Dylan.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's right. Maybe could speak to people who changed
Speaker 4: their name.
Speaker 10: But there's also also the top.
Speaker 4: Yes, I don't want to do is easy top, but
Speaker 4: need that's that's our that's our thing to do.
Speaker 3: Now do you have a great beard?
Speaker 4: No, do you have an name? The guy called Beard
Speaker 4: in the band didn't have the bead. That's only any
Speaker 4: guy who had the name Beard that didn't have a beard. Say,
Speaker 4: you're not that tool when you're called and no idea
Speaker 4: is bad, but that was very bad.
Speaker 6: Bad seems also excusing New York top.
Speaker 4: Ah, Yes, that's right, thank you, Matthew.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian Know Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Today's Letters b seconds.
Speaker 4: All right, it is the last one. It is the
Speaker 4: toughest one. There's no movies that we thought wo'd be
Speaker 4: fun for Jack and I to watch again and then
Speaker 4: share with you guys. Nada nothing. So for last half
Speaker 4: an hour the show, whilst you were sleeping, we've been
Speaker 4: brainstorming with everybody up and about trying to just get
Speaker 4: a word from listeners that begins with the letter Z,
Speaker 4: and then to see if this hour how far can
Speaker 4: we go. We're not expecting to go very far with
Speaker 4: the phone ins to do with the letter Z. So
Speaker 4: far chack from our lovely listens this morning and the brainstorming,
Speaker 4: what have we got on our board?
Speaker 3: Hands Zimmer?
Speaker 4: He did the old start cold stop going keept me
Speaker 4: into a phone right now, say hands Zimmer, this is
Speaker 4: easy and I've got ten hands Zimmer story.
Speaker 3: There's no wrong answers in a brainstorm.
Speaker 4: You're right?
Speaker 3: Zips Zoot Who is the band that Rick spring Field
Speaker 3: started with in South Australia, zz Top Zimmerman, which was
Speaker 3: Robert Zimmer who became bub Dylan. So we're looking maybe
Speaker 3: for stories of people who have changed their names.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, So hand Zimmer I've seen live about
Speaker 4: seven years ago. You won't be surprised to know. I
Speaker 4: had to go by myself. I couldn't find any friends
Speaker 4: who want to go and see hand Zimmer live with
Speaker 4: an orchestra. What's the strangest live show you've ever been
Speaker 4: to see? Sometimes it is really hard if you're into
Speaker 4: something and you're try and sell it to your friends, Like, no,
Speaker 4: you're going to loan to that? What were the other ones?
Speaker 4: Zips and zip lines?
Speaker 3: Yeah, zips and zips lines. Have you ever zipped something
Speaker 3: up by accident? Maybe a body part?
Speaker 4: I don't want to hear those stories, but they sound
Speaker 4: boring as hell. Yeah, I won't zips out my hoodie.
Speaker 4: And then I realized it's a little too warm for that.
Speaker 4: So if you one Coller of the.
Speaker 3: Week, if you zipped up your hoodie and then zip
Speaker 3: you nipple up.
Speaker 4: You go, oh, I'm now into that. Sorry.
Speaker 3: Would we do change names? Rober Zimmermon? But then people
Speaker 3: who are in witness protection and can't bring up and go,
Speaker 3: oh my name used to be Peter Ball and now
Speaker 3: it's not.
Speaker 4: I never would have thought about that. We might get
Speaker 4: people if you're in witness protection. I think on that
Speaker 4: sort of fact set of things not to do. It's cool.
Speaker 4: Melbourne's biggest radio say, should go by the way, I'm
Speaker 4: in witness protection and it's that this isn't my name.
Speaker 4: Hate kriminals come find me?
Speaker 3: So have you changed your name innocently? People? You are innocent?
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're right, yes, Look can we just leave it?
Speaker 4: Have you changed your name? Have you changed your name?
Speaker 4: Have you zipped up something by accident? Yeah? Zip lining
Speaker 4: strange gigs. Oh and I just remembered from my French
Speaker 4: lessons in the eighties.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 4: The only thing I can really remember is the French phrase.
Speaker 3: Lare I beg your pardon?
Speaker 4: It means damn them odd words you know in foreign languages. Okay,
Speaker 4: just odd words you know in foreign languages. I don't
Speaker 4: know if this houps get us any calls. I'll be
Speaker 4: honest with you, guys. Can we even get to the
Speaker 4: high seven? All right? Cool? By call is how we're
Speaker 4: doing this? Ages are the eighties? The last letter? Can
Speaker 4: we finish this eightes of the eighties, which we've loved properly?
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one oh four three? All right? Debbie,
Speaker 4: Good morning, Debbie, Hi Christian, how are you? I'm good?
Speaker 4: First of all, Debbie, thank you very much for trying
Speaker 4: to make this work this morning. Can we get a
Speaker 4: phone in going to do with the letters? That's bless
Speaker 4: you for calling in. What have you got for us?
Speaker 11: Well, I've got the famous character out of Ghostbusters zoo.
Speaker 4: Of course, yeah, zup.
Speaker 3: To have the audio ready on hand?
Speaker 4: Is actually me doing that human sound effects machine.
Speaker 11: He was the character that possessed them, possessed Dana's.
Speaker 4: Character, Sigourney Weaver.
Speaker 11: That's that's correct. So yeah, and it was perfectly because
Speaker 11: Ghostbusters is an eighties movie, brilliant one. I'm actually I'm
Speaker 11: actually going tonight to the fans screening of Ghostbusters afterlight
Speaker 11: for you. I just thought, yeah, I thought it was
Speaker 11: very appropriate turing up with the dead word.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Perfect. You've got to let me know to my
Speaker 4: what it's like. This is the one where it's directed
Speaker 4: by the son of the director of the original one.
Speaker 4: Ivan Rightman, directed the eighties one. His son Jason. Jason
Speaker 4: is trying to rebuilt the whole franchise, as they.
Speaker 11: Said, and I've heard great things about it.
Speaker 4: So's it who they got in there? Look, I know
Speaker 4: that Artie.
Speaker 11: They've got apparently the sexiest man alive, Paul I'm sorry,
Speaker 11: Paul Rudd.
Speaker 13: Yes, and a couple of.
Speaker 11: Young actors that were in Stranger Things.
Speaker 13: So there.
Speaker 11: I am a good audience, so I can't.
Speaker 6: I'm zill going to be in there.
Speaker 12: But zill's the perfect word it is.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much. Enjoy the movie tonight, Debbie, We're off. Okay,
Speaker 4: let's go to David. Thank you. Debbie's going to David.
Speaker 10: Good morning, David Morning, Christian, Pats, how are you?
Speaker 4: We're good? Okay, second corner on our phone, and want
Speaker 4: to do with the letters Z What have you got?
Speaker 10: Yes, mine's about a zip line. When I was back
Speaker 10: in high school, we were on a school camp and
Speaker 10: we went to this huge adventure park and there was
Speaker 10: this massive, massive zip line and there was a sign
Speaker 10: there that said no fooling around, don't touch the cable.
Speaker 10: So I was showing off in.
Speaker 14: Front of all my mates, all the girls.
Speaker 10: I get all the way down to the end of
Speaker 10: the zip line and for some reason I grab hold
Speaker 10: of the cable and the cable goes the polly goes
Speaker 10: back over my right ring finger, and I'm sitting there screaming,
Speaker 10: hanging on by one arm, kicking all my mates to
Speaker 10: laugh and think I was still showing off, But the
Speaker 10: bone has actually popped through my finger, and I was
Speaker 10: nip bine for about two minutes before anyone had come
Speaker 10: and grab me.
Speaker 4: Oh, it around for a reason, because someone like you
Speaker 4: did that once.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Also, so I was stuck.
Speaker 10: At this school camp with this massive bandage and plaster
Speaker 10: all out of my finger and couldn't do anything for
Speaker 10: the rest of the week.
Speaker 4: But surely the bragging ris were you like the hero
Speaker 4: of the school camp or just the idiot? Good both
Speaker 4: Welcome to our lives. Hey, that is a great one, David.
Speaker 4: I'll send you a prize for that good stuff.
Speaker 7: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: So far from your suggestions? Have you changed your name?
Speaker 4: Bob Dylan originally Robert Zimmerman became Bob Dylan. Have you
Speaker 4: changed your name? Zip the laws one of the few
Speaker 4: French words I remember from school in the eighties. It
Speaker 4: means damn you. Strange words you know in another language.
Speaker 4: Jackie boy, what are you looking for? Zips?
Speaker 3: Zips?
Speaker 4: Have you?
Speaker 14: Well?
Speaker 3: Actually, na, I'm pulling back on that now, what's happened?
Speaker 3: Taking two calls and.
Speaker 4: He's you saying to someone, Hey, you know what, I'm
Speaker 4: not sure we can put this on there. What's happened?
Speaker 4: I've zipped up the old.
Speaker 3: Zipped up the old.
Speaker 4: One of them was called Joe friend.
Speaker 3: Yes, Jody, she became Jody afterwards, or Jody saving you
Speaker 3: a young boy who had zipped himself up?
Speaker 4: Oh, yes like that? Yes, I got a leader.
Speaker 3: And then David, what movie is that?
Speaker 4: That's something about Mary? Is it? What a great movie
Speaker 4: is that? Nineties?
Speaker 3: That's nineties?
Speaker 4: Were getting into that when we come back, when we
Speaker 4: get into the age the nineties. All right, now we're
Speaker 4: on the letter. I've noticed the the lines driving we
Speaker 4: come on. We can make it at least at seven thirty,
Speaker 4: can we We've got one more at the moment, So
Speaker 4: anything you've got there? Ninety four one four one oh
Speaker 4: four three Full court Press needed today on the show. Guys,
Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Zana Zana.
Speaker 8: Hi, guys, it's Zana z for Zana. I'm from Malaysia.
Speaker 8: I've got a yeah, thank you. Zana Bananas what my
Speaker 8: kids call me. And I have a weird foreign word
Speaker 8: for an English word.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, what's that.
Speaker 8: It's huma humaka a pool from Hawaii.
Speaker 4: What does it mean?
Speaker 8: It means tuna.
Speaker 3: A long time ago fishing.
Speaker 4: I love that. Going to subway to there and ask
Speaker 4: for that and but you said, what's it again? I
Speaker 4: love the I love that word.
Speaker 8: It's one word. It's huma huma.
Speaker 4: And that's and that's tuna.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 8: And some guy had it on the back of his
Speaker 8: T shirt at McDonald's once and I was behind him
Speaker 8: and I said, oh, I know what that means. And
Speaker 8: he said, oh my god, I've wondered what that word
Speaker 8: means all the time.
Speaker 4: That's it. He just liked the T shirt.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 8: I think it was a hot tuna T shirt.
Speaker 4: Oh, I see, I get it now. Yeah. Great word
Speaker 4: to try and drop in scrabble as well if you can,
Speaker 4: If you know whatever, just tell someone that's spelt that way,
Speaker 4: you'll get a trouble word score galore. Hey, you've given
Speaker 4: us a double Really, you've got the name to do
Speaker 4: with the letters Z as well, So we'll send your price.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much for cool Thanks bye. All right,
Speaker 4: so we're going to take your break. When we come back,
Speaker 4: can we get to the news. We need a couple
Speaker 4: more calls. I don't want you to give up on
Speaker 4: the zipping stories just because you've had back to backpeckers. Okay,
Speaker 4: I hope that's a praise. Never have to say to
Speaker 4: Jack again, I'm sorry that you've had back to backers. Oh,
Speaker 4: Jackie boy, Jackie.
Speaker 7: Boy, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Anything to do with the letters that? Okay? Someone is
Speaker 4: just texted in. What about something funny happening at the zoo?
Speaker 4: Maybe you know what an elephant waved at you with
Speaker 4: his trunk. We don't know a monkey with an eye patch?
Speaker 4: Who knows top of the head right now? Chris, Good morning,
Speaker 4: The letter Z.
Speaker 6: Good morning, guys.
Speaker 4: How are you? We're good? Chris? I hope you are
Speaker 4: going well this week? The letter Z my z Zalta
Speaker 4: from Big Yeah, great movie.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I've got I've got a bit of a story.
Speaker 6: A few years back, I was in a musical theater
Speaker 6: production of Big and I got to be z Alta.
Speaker 4: So basically, first of all, where was.
Speaker 6: This in Minton in mock Oh yeah, I know, yeah,
Speaker 6: I know.
Speaker 4: That all right. And so you had to audition to
Speaker 4: be Zulta, or.
Speaker 6: Basically this auditioned to be part of it. And you've
Speaker 6: got a couple of smaller roles in.
Speaker 4: School auditioning for a couple of places. Went in to
Speaker 4: be the lead. They go, you can be a mute
Speaker 4: in the background.
Speaker 3: I go off and to build the sets so that
Speaker 3: I'm not even you can paint this board?
Speaker 4: What about He starts singing some of the songs, going no,
Speaker 4: don't stop. Ulta doesn't get him out of there. Get
Speaker 4: out of there, Chris, because I carry on Chris Zulta.
Speaker 6: Basically the scene was the first scene. I'm in there
Speaker 6: in my my Zulta box and I'll be pushed out
Speaker 6: in you know, during the blackout, and I had my
Speaker 6: little position on.
Speaker 4: So describe them. Described the box It is literally like
Speaker 4: like the movies, it's trying to be.
Speaker 6: A rectangular box, basically an inch or so either side
Speaker 6: of my shoulder, probably about a foot in front of me.
Speaker 6: But yeah, just sitting there, stiff as a board or
Speaker 6: stiff as a sulta.
Speaker 3: Phraise that we have to use more often in society.
Speaker 4: We'll give you a prize, just forgive it that to
Speaker 4: the world. Alta, I've got physio les today. And he
Speaker 4: always says, how I go steph as azulter. So, Chris,
Speaker 4: is your head peeking out from Zulta?
Speaker 6: I'm fully visible as soon as the lights come up. Beautiful,
Speaker 6: you can see me sitting there just in the box.
Speaker 6: Now you're waiting. The scene starts, the kids come out,
Speaker 6: they sing a song. I'm still just sitting there. Eventually
Speaker 6: he comes over, he puts his coin in. I say,
Speaker 6: make your wish. He makes his wish.
Speaker 4: Hang on.
Speaker 14: A lot more.
Speaker 4: That was beautifully delivered.
Speaker 6: Thanks, Oh well, you wait for this one. And then
Speaker 6: my second line is your wish is granted, and again
Speaker 6: break break.
Speaker 4: We need to give you an ovation right now. Performance.
Speaker 4: You're crushing it, right now, you're crushing it. Thank you. Yeah.
Speaker 15: Basically after that, he goes off, sings another song, and
Speaker 15: I just go back to staring out forward until the
Speaker 15: blackout comes at the end of the scene, I get
Speaker 15: wheel back behind.
Speaker 6: The curtains and.
Speaker 4: It's amazing. There are no small zultas in show Bis
Speaker 4: my friend. That is awesome. Chris will send your prize
Speaker 4: brilliant story. Thank you very much for sharing that with
Speaker 4: us today.
Speaker 6: Enjoy the week, all right.
Speaker 7: Thanks Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Still no calls you on people who changed their names.
Speaker 4: Karen has just emailed us she can't call in this morning.
Speaker 4: Karen wants to change her name. She never liked the name.
Speaker 4: Karen finds a bit blanned and obviously the last day
Speaker 4: two months have become one of those names. She wants
Speaker 4: a brand new name to start next year. Have you
Speaker 4: made a bank going? Do you want help from our
Speaker 4: listeners instead of Karen? That's a big one. And then
Speaker 4: the other day, I think in the Time Waster someone
Speaker 4: texted in a time Waster with the name Parker Saint Clair.
Speaker 4: It was an awesome name, Parks just left of the voicemail.
Speaker 13: Hi Christians, Parker Saint Clair here, Thanks so much for
Speaker 13: the shout out and the time Waster. Yeah, my name
Speaker 13: is pretty unique. I actually had a falling out with
Speaker 13: some family years ago and decided I wanted to change
Speaker 13: my name, and I wanted something pretty catchy, so I
Speaker 13: landed on Parker and Saint Claire. So I'd love to
Speaker 13: come along to the show next Friday. And also if
Speaker 13: you're looking for someone to do some karaoke, I can
Speaker 13: also do some pretty good karaoke for Johnny Diesel's crying
Speaker 13: in shame. We're a sabril a word apa really a
Speaker 13: hell rap through the n.
Speaker 4: Love it Parkerson Claire. I love the fact family fall out.
Speaker 4: Who knows what happened there? But as a result Parkerson
Speaker 4: Claire and.
Speaker 3: Then an unsolicited song singing of Johnny Diesel.
Speaker 4: And landed on wanted something catchy, Parkerson Claire. If you're
Speaker 4: going to start with a new name, just make up.
Speaker 4: Could be anybody Parkinson Claire. But it's rememberable. I like
Speaker 4: it all right. So if you get in stories about
Speaker 4: changing your name nine one, O four three, Come morning, Tracy.
Speaker 11: Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 4: How are you? I'm good? So another call, thank you
Speaker 4: very much too. With the letter Z, what's your one?
Speaker 11: It's my word is zepp, so you could perhaps anyone
Speaker 11: that explains.
Speaker 4: That in any while electrocuted, Yes, always a fun thing.
Speaker 4: On the first things they teach you at Breakfast.
Speaker 3: Show, School in Emergencies, break class and do the electrocutions.
Speaker 4: Etecution stories on guys. Hi voltage this morning on the
Speaker 4: Breakfast Show.
Speaker 3: Non serious electrocution.
Speaker 4: Yes, keep it light, listeners, none of you're calling in
Speaker 4: from beyond the grave. Tracy, thank you, we'll see what
Speaker 4: we get. Worry, thank you, less Tracy. She's trying to
Speaker 4: keep it going to late. Eletrocuted. Give the number, give
Speaker 4: them give the number nine one O four three. By
Speaker 4: the way, if there are any doctors or surgeons listening.
Speaker 4: My mum, who was a nurse, right, She's always make
Speaker 4: out that since she was like an emergency ward nurse,
Speaker 4: so she'd always used I think she used to lie
Speaker 4: to me about someone who came in today just to
Speaker 4: get me to stop doing anything rerotely dangerous.
Speaker 8: Right.
Speaker 4: She once told me that one day someone to come in,
Speaker 4: right who letrocute himself and his watch was so high
Speaker 4: the voltage had melted into his wrist. I have believed
Speaker 4: this to this day. Now I need to know, can
Speaker 4: you let you cute yourself where a watch melts into
Speaker 4: your wrist? Was my mum lying forty odd years ago
Speaker 4: to me.
Speaker 7: This is the Christian o'commel show podcast.
Speaker 6: Your wish is granted.
Speaker 4: We've almost done an hour on the letters. Zet, thank
Speaker 4: you so much to all the calls you guys keeping
Speaker 4: up in the air. Smrner, thank you. Can we round
Speaker 4: it out. We're only a couple of calls away. Loved
Speaker 4: her so many funny stories, Lilian, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: I'm good so Zed, What have you got for us
Speaker 4: to do with the letter? Said?
Speaker 11: Yeah, years ago I went to the melt the zoo
Speaker 11: was my youngest child. And we're at the gorilla enclosure
Speaker 11: and they're just standing there watching the gorillas, you know,
Speaker 11: play around and run around. And next minute, this grilla
Speaker 11: picked up a pile of pieces poo and just threw it.
Speaker 11: And I'll tell you what, it missed me by that much.
Speaker 4: Wow. Yeah, years ago. Zoo's a little bit looser than
Speaker 4: they was. Okay to have no sort of glass saw
Speaker 4: barriers that they would let the animals get real close
Speaker 4: to the humans.
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, well not yeah, well I'm not long after
Speaker 11: maybe a ufo they.
Speaker 4: Did put off a higher antipo. The fence goes up. Okay,
Speaker 4: you've been told about that, all right. I bet I
Speaker 4: bet though, I bet your kid, love that right, best
Speaker 4: day ever. You see a great big going a chucking
Speaker 4: poo your mum, I go, there's money in that. There's
Speaker 4: charge people extra if you're going to chuck some muck
Speaker 4: at you.
Speaker 11: Yeah, so you couldn't get the right. Was a little
Speaker 11: bit scared. The first one was behind me, and yeah
Speaker 11: it was a pile of poot.
Speaker 4: Lillian, thank you very much. Just remind anyone just did
Speaker 4: captain all right? Thank you very much. Lelt it. I've
Speaker 4: actually done about feces.
Speaker 3: I think she stopped her something in sentence. I think
Speaker 3: she was saying hot faces because she thought.
Speaker 4: Better of it, which is my safe web. AnyWho, let's
Speaker 4: move on. Bob, good morning.
Speaker 14: Morning, Christian, Jack and Patty here are.
Speaker 4: Bob let'sus said, what have you got for a s?
Speaker 4: Bobby boy zapped zapp'sned you. I was.
Speaker 14: I was marking around under the bondard of my girlfriend's
Speaker 14: car at the time, and I had on one of
Speaker 14: those watch with a metal band on it, you know,
Speaker 14: like a praise sort of band, and my watch came
Speaker 14: in contact with the positive terminal of the stardom motor
Speaker 14: didn't have protector on it. Now, there are about fifteen
Speaker 14: thousand volts and it just melted the band under my arm.
Speaker 8: So just.
Speaker 14: To this day, I've still got the what star of
Speaker 14: my rig really?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 14: Oh yeah?
Speaker 4: Would I say like Cassio or it's sort sort of
Speaker 4: branded in there like Casi.
Speaker 14: No, no, not that it was only the band itself.
Speaker 14: So I've got like a little a little branded band on.
Speaker 4: Mys like a tattoo. You should just get the watch
Speaker 4: to marry up with it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, yeah, that's right. To this day, I don't use
Speaker 14: metal bands anymore. I'll stick with leather.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I won't ask you to do a mucking around
Speaker 4: under your girlfriend's bonnet. But all right, Bob, thank you
Speaker 4: very much. You're cool.
Speaker 14: All right?
Speaker 4: One last one, this is the guy I heard you.
Speaker 4: Just stop saying the word bullsack.
Speaker 14: All right.
Speaker 4: Jackie boy is giving us a little treat at the end.
Speaker 4: Here here's the that desserts. Sean.
Speaker 6: Yeah, how are you guys?
Speaker 4: I'm good? So okay, So is this a story about
Speaker 4: being electrocuted?
Speaker 16: Electrocuted? Yes, About ten to fifteen years ago, my dad's
Speaker 16: got a thirty three acres up in mold in new Castle, Maine,
Speaker 16: and my little six year old son was walking around
Speaker 16: and on the Electric French just walking walking, not getting zapped.
Speaker 16: And I said to the old man, I haven't got
Speaker 16: the fence, and he goes, oh, I thought I did,
Speaker 16: ob it's not so I go to get through the
Speaker 16: fence and in the thigh and the judge and crackers
Speaker 16: touched it and I got thrown eight feet and had
Speaker 16: blue sack and in a thigh.
Speaker 14: For two weeks.
Speaker 4: Oh usual term that hot fancies break.
Speaker 9: For the show.
Speaker 4: I think we've picked at something. I'm not sure that
Speaker 4: is something else. And when people throw through the air,
Speaker 4: they know exactly the distance, don't they eight feet? Shane,
Speaker 4: you couldn't round up till ten gator, I.
Speaker 6: Would have lived Olympic sports.
Speaker 4: Shannyboy was sending you a prize, great one to end on.
Speaker 6: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Why don't everyone thank you?
Speaker 7: A broker?
Speaker 1: No, you're listening to the Christian o'carl show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're doing our Twelve Days of Christmas, twenty thousand dollars
Speaker 4: worth of prizes all for you to spend down on
Speaker 4: Chapel Street precincts. It's Christmas O'Connell's Twelve Days of Christmas today.
Speaker 4: It's an amazing price. This is awesome. Two thousand dollars
Speaker 4: to spend at Lantro tap on Grevell Street, great area
Speaker 4: of Chapel Street precinct.
Speaker 6: That is.
Speaker 4: We were there for my daughter's birthday last week. Entre
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Speaker 4: at Lantro tap On on Grevel Street. I say, Carrie,
Speaker 4: you say hokey? Why that sounds like karaoke done by
Speaker 4: Father Christmas. Let's find out more.
Speaker 9: Hello, Christian, I've heard this song stuck in my head
Speaker 9: all day, but I can't quite remember what it's called.
Speaker 9: If one of your listeners can help me out, I
Speaker 9: can give them a very special present from my sack.
Speaker 4: Let's not have any more that. I say, Carrie, you say, ok,
Speaker 4: all right, Santa's got a song stuck in his head.
Speaker 4: Here it is this morning. Can you guess what the
Speaker 4: song is? Ohs Christian?
Speaker 9: Here right?
Speaker 14: Go ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho
Speaker 14: ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a tough one. Once more. What is this song?
Speaker 4: I say carry? I say Hokey, Right, Okay, I say
Speaker 4: carry Hokey. Gotcha baby, Christian, he you're right.
Speaker 12: Goo ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho
Speaker 12: ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho
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Speaker 4: Listen. If you want easy radio, go and listen to
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Speaker 4: four three. What's the song? I say, carry, Hokey?
Speaker 3: You gotta say you say?
Speaker 4: I say carry?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 3: You say you say you.
Speaker 4: Say Hoky, No, No, don't hoki? I say, Cindy up on.
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Speaker 4: I say carry, You say Hoky. We got that?
Speaker 3: Oh ho ho.
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Speaker 12: ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho.
Speaker 4: All right, let's take some guesses. Good morning, Laurel, Yes, hello,
Speaker 4: hello Lrel. What do you think the song is for? Santa?
Speaker 4: Carrie Hokey, Lady Gaga, Christmas Tree. Here's the wrong answer.
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Speaker 4: All right, thank you very much. So thanks for producers
Speaker 4: just letting us know, hit, that's what that Lady Gaga
Speaker 4: song sounded like that we had about two minutes ago.
Speaker 3: Always lay the Santa mash up. We want to hear
Speaker 3: Santa sing metallic.
Speaker 4: No, this is great.
Speaker 6: Ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho
Speaker 6: ho ho ho ho ho ho ho ho.
Speaker 4: The one we've got for Friday, I know before and
Speaker 4: people have got it, but the one we've got for
Speaker 4: Friday is virtually impossible, but we waiting to see it.
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Speaker 4: You very much. If you want to try to make
Speaker 4: our ages of the eighties finishing style with the letters Z.
Speaker 4: This morning we were trying to seek how many calls
Speaker 4: can we get and do a phone in about the
Speaker 4: letter Z. One last story from Lizzie who's the work
Speaker 4: right now? To deal with the letter Z and ziplining
Speaker 4: Christian twenty nineteen. We're on a cruise to the South
Speaker 4: Pacific and what's in Fiji? We started to do some
Speaker 4: ziplining now to set the scene. Ziplining Fij is a
Speaker 4: little different to Australia. It's a lot more sort of
Speaker 4: basic and to stop yourself you just have a leather
Speaker 4: glove that you clamp down on the still line to
Speaker 4: slow yourself down or to stop yourself. We were high
Speaker 4: in the forest with a lot of humidity with the
Speaker 4: harness on. I had an extra harness to keep me
Speaker 4: up right. I was a little bit larger then, but
Speaker 4: also badly some the day before and blisters on as well.
Speaker 4: I went for the long line, which was around eight
Speaker 4: hundred meters long. Already was starting to get the image here.
Speaker 3: Take ten minutes to get to the other side.
Speaker 4: Just you know, just remind themselves it's only two hundred
Speaker 4: meters short of a kilometer. I was very different FII.
Speaker 4: You hear someone screaming for a couple of minutes.
Speaker 3: Couldn't you get to the end and you couldn't even
Speaker 3: see where you started from?
Speaker 4: What was that two laps on an athletics trap Fiji,
Speaker 4: amazing Christian. I was up on the top of it,
Speaker 4: high up in the air, and I caught my shoe
Speaker 4: on the platform which was high in the trees. Basically
Speaker 4: milk crates joined together with zip ties. Well, I took off.
Speaker 4: I lost my grip and let go of the line.
Speaker 4: Obviously you could appreciate gravity and hundred meters. All I
Speaker 4: could hear was the guide at the other end, line
Speaker 4: of the line. Enemy, grab the line, grab the line
Speaker 4: in reach, and I was going before me slowly. We've
Speaker 4: got another seven hundred and me just to go. Oh
Speaker 4: that was going to stop me at the end of
Speaker 4: it was trees. Fortunate for me, this large man, thank
Speaker 4: god for him, huh, managed to push the lineup with
Speaker 4: both of his hands. But sadly it's slowed me down
Speaker 4: too much. I'm now in the middle of this. I
Speaker 4: started to roll backwards. People are laughing and filming it
Speaker 4: street just on their phones. I'm now dangling in the
Speaker 4: middle of this thing over a forest. Eventually a guy
Speaker 4: just to come ziping towards me, click me onto his
Speaker 4: harness and drag me all the way back. This is
Speaker 4: like an essays Australia rescuing someone. I had to go
Speaker 4: pro my helmet. Two years on. I can't bring myself
Speaker 4: to watch it.
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Speaker 4: Time Waster to down the Time Waster. We're looking for
Speaker 4: your Viking movies. Are you ready to get your Norse on?
Speaker 4: I say Norse, you say how high? Okay, that's your
Speaker 4: haben Viking movies. The Wizard of Horse Silver Raw Raw,
Speaker 4: It's a plunderful life. Oh by that axe away silver
Speaker 4: plus citizen Canute Canute.
Speaker 3: Not familiar with Canute one of the.
Speaker 4: Most legendary rules. He was the he overtook England in
Speaker 4: the ten hundred. Yeah, just myself with the gold axe, said,
Speaker 4: I'm in charge right now. He's buried in the town
Speaker 4: I grew up in, King Canuti. He also heard the
Speaker 4: story of him trying to turn back the tide and
Speaker 4: a little history. Listen there, So Frank, I have the
Speaker 4: faces here on the show. It's not in this country.
Speaker 4: Not interested?
Speaker 3: Do more plunder stuff?
Speaker 4: Yes, well, top Gunner, Ah Gunner, Well Gunner, the whisperer
Speaker 4: whisper to them and the beyond identity Silver Who am
Speaker 4: I I am beyond? I do love Viking voices. You've
Speaker 4: got to do in a Viking voice. Okay from that
Speaker 4: neck of the where's the posts?
Speaker 11: Oh?
Speaker 3: Did the Dutch have their own Vikings? Maybe they didn't.
Speaker 4: Yeah the post is a little bit weak.
Speaker 3: Viking movie.
Speaker 4: Yes, zip, we've gone off to the Second World War
Speaker 4: and the Nazis reverse list.
Speaker 3: What I'll think. I'll wave my right to do the
Speaker 3: naughty choice.
Speaker 4: Please do that? Yes, take the fifth, the big long
Speaker 4: boat ski. Oh, yes, that's good. Yeah, I'll give that
Speaker 4: gold west Side, Thory west Side, that's good, smart one
Speaker 4: gold as well. Plunder for you.
Speaker 3: The Loky horror picture show to Old Bronzie and men
Speaker 3: who steal our goats?
Speaker 1: Oh now that is gold, well boy, Yes, yeah, this
Speaker 1: is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Today's time waster. We're looking for your Viking movies. Juxus
Speaker 4: had a quick look online that king Canuti.
Speaker 3: You're very right, and he did come to London and
Speaker 3: reign over the people of England for some time.
Speaker 4: He was a tourist who came over and came to London.
Speaker 4: Where is Harold's.
Speaker 3: Where's According to Wikipedia, one example of conuties.
Speaker 4: Roots up. Sorry, so uber Uber. All Vikings are.
Speaker 3: Here, let me do it any more of a Viking essence,
Speaker 3: not a Viking voice, a Viking essence. One example of
Speaker 3: Canute's graceful and magnificent behavior was the negotiation of a
Speaker 3: reduction in tolls on the roads to the Roman Empire.
Speaker 3: So essentially he came to Europe reigned over the people
Speaker 3: of London, but said you can have discount city link,
Speaker 3: but fair order.
Speaker 4: All right, we're back in the old long boat. You're
Speaker 4: ready to mark Viking movies. Let's go impaling, Miss Daisy.
Speaker 4: Awful start for a full start. It's a different time,
Speaker 4: Duncan p s I las you gold Warren. That's very
Speaker 4: good driving, Miss Helga, it is funny. Well the four
Speaker 4: shank redemption silver a weekend at burn hutties. Wow, very funny, Richard,
Speaker 4: that is very good. Odin where are val Silver? Stevie
Speaker 4: nor way out Bronze, I just have it's one of
Speaker 4: the countries that was. I'm riding down at excuses for ignorance,
Speaker 4: boy Jersey Lancing Silver, you've got chain mail, gold Field
Speaker 4: of the dance. We pillaged a zoo, silver horn and
Speaker 4: spears are who God, Julie, well done, dude, where's my
Speaker 4: drinking Horn, Bronze.
Speaker 3: Zeus Lander Silver no actually not a Nordic.
Speaker 4: And thegn and the magnificence ven Bronze who is winning
Speaker 4: the Big Brides off to Sunset Sounds by Longboat.
Speaker 3: I'm glad I wrote it down. Congratulations Richard for weekend
Speaker 3: at burn Huddi's.
Speaker 1: Wow, Richards, you're listening to the Christian o'carles show podcast.
Speaker 4: Early on this week we were talking about how Britue Sirio,
Speaker 4: who sits in the studio between Jack and I like
Speaker 4: a little umpire most overqualified man in radio two degrees,
Speaker 4: two degrees he studied for at Sydney University to end
Speaker 4: up working on this Choices in Life, Guys, Choices in Life.
Speaker 4: Jack and I were just getting ready to set up
Speaker 4: what we'd love to hear calls on tomorrow, which was basically,
Speaker 4: there's no small part, so not everyone got the lead
Speaker 4: in the school or a play. However, old Lord Fontroy
Speaker 4: here in the.
Speaker 3: Studio, always trying to one up us is he's a topper.
Speaker 4: Everyone knows a topper. You know, you've been to America,
Speaker 4: they've been to the White House. I've got a story
Speaker 4: on that, one of those. So Jack and you were.
Speaker 4: You've got a real sad story. Who were you? The
Speaker 4: set design.
Speaker 3: I auditioned for How the West Was Warped, our Cowboy play,
Speaker 3: and I had to paint the saloon.
Speaker 4: So when you say your audition, did you sort of
Speaker 4: read a line or sing? Yes, you had to.
Speaker 3: You had to prove you could sing.
Speaker 4: That's that's rough. Not only not in the play, Pat,
Speaker 4: I was in the the program though. I auditioned for
Speaker 4: Bugsy Malone, and I fancied myself thing. I think I've
Speaker 4: got a really good voice, and so you could pick
Speaker 4: your own song to bring it in. Most people chose,
Speaker 4: obviously songs on bugs in Malone. Not me. It's the eighties.
Speaker 4: I bought Blue Sway Juice from Elvis and the piano
Speaker 4: the music teacher, mister Adler right and his back to
Speaker 4: me right, and I could I could see he was
Speaker 4: shaking with Mary as I absolutely murdered Elvis auditioning for Buddy.
Speaker 4: You know this guy, Elvis is the eighties. Wake up,
Speaker 4: MAKEE smile the roses anyway, I didn't get it. I
Speaker 4: got the part of knuckles. Now, I don't know how
Speaker 4: familiar are with them Bugsy the Cars. Knuckles only does
Speaker 4: he not see, he doesn't speak on that. Oh, they
Speaker 4: didn't always come on and crack my knuckles. To its
Speaker 4: sound of it. I couldn't even get that right, all right,
Speaker 4: So there's no small parts tomorrow.
Speaker 3: No no stories from real Oh I was Oliver and
Speaker 3: Oliver twist. I was the fiddler on the roof.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Robert de Nio in the studio here, I mean
Speaker 4: he literally was Oliver the lead. So we're looking for
Speaker 4: no hopers like Jack and I. There's no small parts.
Speaker 4: Get in their early. Email me Christian at Christian O'Connell
Speaker 4: dot com dot au. Thanks listenedly and thank you much
Speaker 4: for ending out the ages of the eighties in style.
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