Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Good morning Patsy, Good morning boys, Good morning Jack.
Speaker 3: Good to see you.
Speaker 2: So when is Bianche comeback? Is it today?
Speaker 3: She a surprise return last night. She was meant to
Speaker 3: fly in today, but she's she's been on this three
Speaker 3: night overnight high coastal, New South Wales.
Speaker 2: Now we were talking about this last week, how she
Speaker 2: done no training for three day, proper full on high
Speaker 2: and all the gear on their backs.
Speaker 3: She left Saturday and bought her boots on Friday, which
Speaker 3: even the people at the store were like, okay, a
Speaker 3: live one here. So she was off calms as well,
Speaker 3: so I had no idea how she was going. She
Speaker 3: didn't take tried to go a hold of her for
Speaker 3: three days. Didn't hear from her until yesterday morning for
Speaker 3: the first time. Wow, they had rained the whole time
Speaker 3: they were there. But she said, yeah, they got a
Speaker 3: three hour drive back to Sydney. She's meant to get
Speaker 3: on the plane tomorrow. But another girl was getting on
Speaker 3: a flight back home and she texted me and said,
Speaker 3: try change my flight last minute because I missed you guys.
Speaker 3: I just really want to come home. I feel like
Speaker 3: I want to be at home again. So she rearranged
Speaker 3: stuff and then she flew in last night, eight thirty
Speaker 3: and I kept Gordy up well past his bedtime and
Speaker 3: we drove to the airport to meet her.
Speaker 2: That is Oh, that's just the best.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was. So she could have had another night
Speaker 3: away with her mates. Yeah, she would have been just
Speaker 3: in a hotel like they've been. Had been a rainyal
Speaker 3: been in a tenth for three nights. And she looked
Speaker 3: like they did, look exhausted at her and her friend
Speaker 3: Monica were at the airport. I picked him up and
Speaker 3: they looked exhausted but smiling like they had they had
Speaker 3: a great time and it was great to see.
Speaker 4: Like Gordy's what did he do when he saw us.
Speaker 3: Well, he's been talking about her all weekend. Where Mama gone?
Speaker 3: Where Mama gone? It was like, remember she's gone on holiday?
Speaker 4: Oh holiday holiday.
Speaker 2: Think he's looking at you like so it was just
Speaker 2: a short someone else will come in and come because
Speaker 2: you're the VP VP VP in charge.
Speaker 3: It doesn't make any sense that package Ravioli.
Speaker 2: Again, where's mama bag? VP in charge charged the kitchen?
Speaker 2: And so what happened when he saw mom, did he
Speaker 2: go run into it?
Speaker 3: At first I thought it was a bad idea because
Speaker 3: keeping him up. He goes about at seven o'clock, so
Speaker 3: he's getting grouchy.
Speaker 2: He probably touched you, and then does he They read
Speaker 2: you a bedtime stories called past six like dad.
Speaker 3: Then he goes up the looks the doors the.
Speaker 2: Last late night checks to your boy does that? So
Speaker 2: he would have been scratchy and all regal.
Speaker 3: He was by the time we got to the airport,
Speaker 3: he wasn't. He was in a bit of a mood.
Speaker 3: But then being somewhere new the novelty of being in
Speaker 3: the bare and so he was running up and down
Speaker 3: the baggage pa. So he's in a good mood before
Speaker 3: she got there, And then it wasn't.
Speaker 2: I was.
Speaker 3: I was. I filmed the reunion because I thought it
Speaker 3: would be one.
Speaker 2: Of these moments you're not that guy in a war
Speaker 2: zone for a year seventy two hours.
Speaker 3: That's the kind of film.
Speaker 2: There's never I've tried to recap film some of those reunions.
Speaker 2: They're always cramp There's always some old person just blocks
Speaker 2: the shot and you're like, cant have the wine. Filming
Speaker 2: a reunion.
Speaker 3: That's the viral video. I was looking for mother and
Speaker 3: son Rey, you know, but it's actually he just he
Speaker 3: hasn't seen her for five days, so seeing her again,
Speaker 3: he just got a little bit shy. And then he
Speaker 3: came straight back to me.
Speaker 2: So probably was going on, mum, yeah we go. Now
Speaker 2: did you write it down? VP? Which can't put me
Speaker 2: in it? Orange? Orange blue? Which pilloill we buy? What
Speaker 2: did you take a photo of it?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: You have been driving and someone tries to get your
Speaker 2: attention and to get you to wind the window down.
Speaker 3: Because you've done something wrong on their own.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you're always in two minds. What your first writs
Speaker 2: that whatever is the outside of this window, don't need
Speaker 2: to worry about look at it later.
Speaker 3: I've definitely done that stair forward before where you know
Speaker 3: you're trying to get your attention.
Speaker 2: But crazy nonsense always car relevant. There should be like
Speaker 2: a hand signal where you know. So anyway, I was
Speaker 2: at some lights this morning and it's early, it's like
Speaker 2: ten past five. This is me and this other dude
Speaker 2: and he's wound his window down and and at first
Speaker 2: I thought I couldn't work out why was he bothering me?
Speaker 2: And then so I wound the window down, and at
Speaker 2: first he looked he looked a lot light in the dark. Right,
Speaker 2: he looked like Crawf. So first I went, and it's
Speaker 2: near where Crawf used to live, So I went Krawf.
Speaker 2: And then I saw this naked old corolla, and I thought, sure,
Speaker 2: he must be only more doing dance with the stars.
Speaker 2: And I could let you see on his way to
Speaker 2: dance practice and sin killed. I don't know, Krawf. It
Speaker 2: leads a very mysterious life. It could be cool, it wasn't.
Speaker 2: And then this guy told me that there's no lights
Speaker 2: on the back of the car. There's lights on the front,
Speaker 2: but at the back, and was just I just saw
Speaker 2: it went off. You know, we just think that's something else.
Speaker 2: I got sweat today. You've given me a problem, mate,
Speaker 2: I was, And now he's trying to save my life
Speaker 2: for a fire. Give me another bloody problem. I've only
Speaker 2: been up half an hour. It's ten past five, and
Speaker 2: now my whole day is now. I'm going to take
Speaker 2: you to a carriage and they're change your bomb to
Speaker 2: look at it? Is it lights? Can you do something
Speaker 2: like yourself.
Speaker 3: When I was a teenager with my first car, and
Speaker 3: you shouldn't do this. I don't recommend this, but.
Speaker 2: I gat the radio show and it's a position of
Speaker 2: power here.
Speaker 3: I did have one light off at the front for ages,
Speaker 3: but I just couldn't be bothered or didn't think I
Speaker 3: could afford getting.
Speaker 2: Like drifters and curves when I seen them, I don't
Speaker 2: want to flash at them in.
Speaker 3: Cases side strangers a lot going pulling up next to
Speaker 3: me and saying likes just so you know, one of
Speaker 3: your lights are out. And because it happened all the time,
Speaker 3: I had to pretend it was the first time. Oh good,
Speaker 3: thank you for telling me. The first thing I do
Speaker 3: when I get home will be fixed that night.
Speaker 2: And your acting is so convincing, I'm sure they're convinced
Speaker 2: I've seeing your mom and that hubblad butt. Your mom's
Speaker 2: doing the heavy lifting.
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Speaker 2: you want. Christian, how are you doing? Thank you very much,
Speaker 2: Jim around it so nice to nice if you do
Speaker 2: ask not bad actually emailing on behalf of my dad.
Speaker 2: Him and all his mates are missing the pine lime.
Speaker 2: Nest Quick used to be the big thing back in
Speaker 2: the nineties. I don't remember nest Quick being one of
Speaker 2: those things of the nineties and yellow plastic kind of thing.
Speaker 3: Yes, we only had the chocolate. I don't remember the pine.
Speaker 4: We used to get this strawberry.
Speaker 2: Strawberry was the one I used to love. Yeah, does
Speaker 2: any wonder of pine lime?
Speaker 3: Remember chocolate and strawberry makes sense to mix with milk?
Speaker 3: Yehme does not mean pine pine? Are there any pine
Speaker 3: drinks out there?
Speaker 2: And I wonder I went away? He believes you're a
Speaker 2: good influencer. I'm not and can make it happen? Can
Speaker 2: you bring it back? Well, just a quick focus group.
Speaker 2: We don't want it coming back. Does anyone remember it fondly?
Speaker 2: Maybe we just didn't like it, But does remember pine lime?
Speaker 2: I've read this email a couple of times. Do you
Speaker 2: think she's got a typo? Is the pine something else?
Speaker 4: She means pineapple.
Speaker 5: Pineapple.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was sensed like pine you know, like a
Speaker 2: flawediodrant toilet toyoda.
Speaker 3: But I can't even find it online.
Speaker 4: Really, it might have been like a special edition or something.
Speaker 2: Pineapple. Does pineapple need lime? No, that's the team.
Speaker 3: You shouldn't mix citrus and milk.
Speaker 2: You really shouldn't Jack. When Jack gets strong up stuff,
Speaker 2: you really shouldn't go. It's okay. So if you are,
Speaker 2: have a look at yourself in the mirror today.
Speaker 3: Not that we want to help with that one, but
Speaker 3: if we ever do need.
Speaker 2: We decided we're not going. Sorry, if we do.
Speaker 3: Mates a contact at NESLE. I went to primary school
Speaker 3: with a guy whose dad worked at NESLO.
Speaker 2: This sounds like one of Patsy's in It's immediately a
Speaker 2: brick wall. He actually further than when he knew nothing Christian. Yesterday,
Speaker 2: I was listening to you talking about the Lord mess
Speaker 2: Sally Capp and that she's coming down to unveil the
Speaker 2: Footy Wall of Fame tomorrow. She is, and you talk
Speaker 2: about the mayoral chains as Patsy called it, the mister
Speaker 2: t Bling. It reminded me when I was twenty in
Speaker 2: nineteen eighty one, I worked for a jewelry valuations company
Speaker 2: that had a lot of the male Melbourne jewelry valuations
Speaker 2: for insurance companies. Onement in the morning we had someone
Speaker 2: come in from the mayoral office with the mayoral chain
Speaker 2: as the insurance needed to be updated. Our scales are
Speaker 2: too small, so we couldn't weigh it. How big are
Speaker 2: those chains? How heavy are they? So my boss had
Speaker 2: to shove a big shopping a big under their arm
Speaker 2: and directly to run up the street to Cole's Delhi.
Speaker 2: Just have them weigh on their scales. That's amazing. I
Speaker 2: love that. I want you please you haven't put in Judy,
Speaker 2: what was that actually worth? I'd love to know what
Speaker 2: it was worth. Back in the eighties and yesterday on
Speaker 2: the show we were talking about pets with exotic tastes
Speaker 2: and my word, there are slows more that came in.
Speaker 2: Haven't listened to these question? I wait on my dog
Speaker 2: twenty four to seven. She guess what she asks for?
Speaker 2: She even has her own bank account.
Speaker 3: What is the use of that? Well, I actually think
Speaker 3: that's fraud, isn't it? To set up?
Speaker 2: Can I pet bo? Haven't gone to google el? Can
Speaker 2: a pet have a bank account?
Speaker 6: I know for a fact they can because remember when
Speaker 6: we talked about the richest cat in the world.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and there's a German shepherd as well, Bruno,
Speaker 2: that's got about two hundred million.
Speaker 3: That's right inherited nine properties.
Speaker 2: She has her own bank account. I also let her
Speaker 2: order from pet sites like pet Barn and pet Circle.
Speaker 2: How can she tell how many costwalks are in that grid?
Speaker 2: I struggle with how many fire hydrants are in them?
Speaker 2: You don't getting on. That's from Judy Adam, Thank you
Speaker 2: very much. De war And my cat's cinder gets a
Speaker 2: cheese stick every night. She sits next to me, watching
Speaker 2: me while I wrap it and break it into tubel
Speaker 2: byte size frum Sophie. Whenever we go to McDonald's and
Speaker 2: get takeout, my dog or Iris always has to get
Speaker 2: her own hamburger oni into pickles. It started off as
Speaker 2: every now thing, every now and then thing, but now
Speaker 2: smorphed into her thinking that nobody has ever loved her
Speaker 2: in the history of humanity if they're return for macas
Speaker 2: without her burger. Fran has two German short haird pointers
Speaker 2: that have their own recliners. I love that. Oh they're
Speaker 2: so good. Each have a duner on them and they've
Speaker 2: learned to tuck themselves into bad Please video this, fran
Speaker 2: I need to see this, Lena. My great Dane has
Speaker 2: passed away now, but he used to wake me up
Speaker 2: at least five times over every night for six years
Speaker 2: to have his blanket up back in over him. He
Speaker 2: also had Christmas photos done every year.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 2: Barbara, my mum used to spoon feed our dog every
Speaker 2: and also sometimes a Dixie ice cream cup and then
Speaker 2: burp her oh, winding the dog like a baby, just
Speaker 2: patting them on your on your shoulder, all right, as always.
Speaker 2: Any if you ever got anything for a late La party,
Speaker 2: you can email me Christian at Christian O'Connell dot com.
Speaker 2: Today you cal a brighter.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian o'conl show podcast.
Speaker 2: We're disappearing down a rabbit hole and we're taking you
Speaker 2: guys with us. We're trying to find out about nest quick.
Speaker 2: There is there is a reason. Often there's no reason.
Speaker 2: There doesn't need to be a reason. No tangents on
Speaker 2: this show. But one of you was saying, my dad
Speaker 2: wants me to contact to you and otherwise it is
Speaker 2: this kind of like a concier. She said, can you
Speaker 2: come to the mail radio see if you can bring
Speaker 2: about pine lime nest quick. It's so niche of a
Speaker 2: niche of a niche of a niche, right, pine lime
Speaker 2: nest Quick. None of assually even had this stuff. We
Speaker 2: think it's down, so she obviously meant pineapple flavored nest Quick.
Speaker 2: Well remember the Holy Trinity banana, strawberry and chocolate. Yes,
Speaker 2: someone says, email me mail jobs, Christian, I do remember
Speaker 2: pine pine lime. It was exactly like it was delicious.
Speaker 2: It was like eating a splice ice cream.
Speaker 3: It's so rare for the internet not to pick up
Speaker 3: on this.
Speaker 2: So much online about this.
Speaker 3: Or we can find is some Reddit threads where people
Speaker 3: remember it. And there's one picture like a magazine advert
Speaker 3: for pineline nest Quick. So it did exist, but it
Speaker 3: had to be a sure And.
Speaker 2: Am I remembering it rightly? Nest Quick had a bunny
Speaker 2: on the front. Yes?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: Why oh?
Speaker 3: Just said, why does Coco Pops have a monkey?
Speaker 2: Ye're quite right, You're quite right, You're quite right. Stop
Speaker 2: overthinking it.
Speaker 5: Come on, I gotta get from nest quick, quick quick quick.
Speaker 3: That's the bunny?
Speaker 2: Yeah, which chocolatey favored. I'm just seeing this. Well, nest
Speaker 2: Quick isn't sold anymore. They don't make any really, I'm
Speaker 2: looking at this from news four dot com. The decision
Speaker 2: to discontinue nest Quick wasn't taken lightly. It was based
Speaker 2: on careful analysis of market trends, sales dates, and consumer preferences.
Speaker 2: This was the seventeenth of December last year. Wow, they
Speaker 2: wait que consident. They wait until we were on a
Speaker 2: breakfast radio survey break and then they did the scoundrels.
Speaker 3: Really did you say you had it? Recently?
Speaker 7: I'm working on the Woolworth absolutely still buying this creek
Speaker 7: size they where they decided to stop it, but they
Speaker 7: still have one hundred thousand tiny yeah.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Otherwise there's not landfill full of like the bunny out
Speaker 2: of work.
Speaker 3: This nest Quick stuck up.
Speaker 6: One of my friends has a high magnesium nest Quick
Speaker 6: that they used to put themselves to sleep.
Speaker 2: I don't think that's scial. I think that might be
Speaker 2: something those nightclubs you go to they sell it as next.
Speaker 3: Weak, put it in the tin just to.
Speaker 2: To get it into the country or something. I don't
Speaker 2: think they did it. It was the chocolate bunny didn't
Speaker 2: need magnesium sleep. Yeah, you only worry about getting a
Speaker 2: sleep when you're older. Somehow you lose ability to just
Speaker 2: go to sleep. Kids, just sleep. I didn't high magnesium
Speaker 2: ones old people. All right, Judy's on the line. Good morning, Judy,
Speaker 2: Hey Christin, how you do now, Judy? Were you the
Speaker 2: person that emailed us you had to run to Coles
Speaker 2: to use bigger scales for the Meytal chain when it
Speaker 2: came in the eighties, Yes, I did, Thank you so
Speaker 2: much for email. Really made us laugh earlier. Now, what
Speaker 2: you didn't tell me was that how much was it
Speaker 2: worth back in nineteen eighty.
Speaker 9: One, forty two years ago? Very hard to remember. I
Speaker 9: would say at least fifty grand, which was a lot
Speaker 9: of money back then, and it could be more.
Speaker 2: And another question, because it's all in.
Speaker 9: The workmanship and the fact that it's priceless and the
Speaker 9: history involved in it.
Speaker 2: Right, So do you remember what they what your boss
Speaker 2: had to price it OUs for the insurance company?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, it had to be a price for insurance
Speaker 9: because we used to do a lot of valuing. We
Speaker 9: even did John Kayne's Wife's Story an ex premiere.
Speaker 2: Ah see, gotcha? Okay, all right, Judy, thank you very much,
Speaker 2: schol have a good day. Oh Judy, before you go,
Speaker 2: you ever have pine lime nest quick?
Speaker 9: No, I wouldn't drink it if you pay me.
Speaker 2: Didn't love the bundy. Okay, all right, Judy, thank you
Speaker 2: very much. Let's get a cat head. You do remember
Speaker 2: pine lime nest quick?
Speaker 10: Good morning?
Speaker 11: And yes, what are the odds?
Speaker 5: So?
Speaker 10: My husband is forty six years old. He drinks two
Speaker 10: liters of milk a day. We drive to beech Worth
Speaker 10: to the Bilson's Brewery from Geelong. He buys pine lime
Speaker 10: cordial and all blue Haven. He mixes it with milk.
Speaker 2: Ecuse me, I throw up everywhere? What it is like
Speaker 2: a man cow?
Speaker 10: This is Americ. We even didn't add for Geelong dairy.
Speaker 10: He loves his milk.
Speaker 2: There he is our MVP. Stick him in the ats.
Speaker 2: He's how Michael Jordan get the logo. He has two
Speaker 2: liters of milk a day.
Speaker 10: At least two laters he certainly broke.
Speaker 2: And there's they weigh a ton and forty at least fourteen.
Speaker 5: A week of realm.
Speaker 10: A seven and a seven hour round trip to beach
Speaker 10: where to buy a pine lime cordial to mix with milk?
Speaker 3: So does he always have it flavored? Or does he
Speaker 3: drink some of the milk raw and then some with
Speaker 3: the sugar inside.
Speaker 10: Look, I've caught him drinking from the bottle in the
Speaker 10: middle of the night. So he just milk week so I.
Speaker 2: Need a half a later.
Speaker 3: At least it's been two hours, does it.
Speaker 2: How is there room for food though? Does he not
Speaker 2: eat anything? Is milk? The milk?
Speaker 10: He drinks his pine lime and he drinks sausage and
Speaker 10: that's it. It must be a bad cook.
Speaker 12: I know.
Speaker 3: He just really nothing else to fit enough.
Speaker 2: He's floated up? Isn't he grow us? All right? Kat?
Speaker 2: Thank you very much? A girl?
Speaker 10: Thank you.
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Speaker 2: Yes, yes, appeasing has happened today.
Speaker 14: Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You made us has been lovely chat And what is
Speaker 2: the name of your partner?
Speaker 10: Worry?
Speaker 2: Worry? Okay, so are you going to call him down
Speaker 2: telling the great news the old creaky bed is over?
Speaker 14: Yep, we can have a good night sleep, gotcha.
Speaker 2: I hear you? All right, Susan, I can gratcha send
Speaker 2: our best to Warwick.
Speaker 14: Thank you, Christian appreciated and all the gang.
Speaker 2: I'm here to a piece. I'm here to a peace.
Speaker 1: Well Christian Connell's show podcast, All.
Speaker 2: Right, our footy you all of fame. I think it's
Speaker 2: actually done. It looks incredible. I'm looking at the photos
Speaker 2: you've just taken yesterday on Ligon Street. The eight frames
Speaker 2: kind of like the gold edge frames. You get to
Speaker 2: the work of art in a museum or an actual
Speaker 2: Hall of Famer. Each eight of these it's come from
Speaker 2: somebody you've told us about, or think you've told us about,
Speaker 2: somebody with footy that an unsung hero. Apart from the pie,
Speaker 2: I regret the pie. We do nothing against the four
Speaker 2: and twenty pie. It is iconic. But all these are
Speaker 2: the other seven people are up there that we didn't
Speaker 2: know about, but now they's got these incredible stories. I
Speaker 2: Dougie and saw the teenage Sensation back in nineteen sixty
Speaker 2: seven kicks sixty goals, sixty goals in one game, and
Speaker 2: it's still in the Ginner's Book of Records, unbeaten to
Speaker 2: this day, which is amazing. And then there's this a
Speaker 2: picture of a pie.
Speaker 3: We made the choice.
Speaker 2: It's no one's fault here other than hang on a minute,
Speaker 2: ours for saying yes. So the wall is ready and
Speaker 2: tomorrow this is going to be amazing live online and straight.
Speaker 2: Lord Mayor Sally cap is coming down to actually officially
Speaker 2: unveil and open up our Footy Wall of Fame, Lord.
Speaker 15: Mayor Sally Cap.
Speaker 1: Here, I heard about your Footy Wall of Fame.
Speaker 16: It sounds sensational and I would love to officially cut
Speaker 16: the ribbon.
Speaker 5: See you all then, So this is great news.
Speaker 2: However, today in this industry, today's the day people can't
Speaker 2: cancel suddenly, you know, at five o'clock today she goes
Speaker 2: to assistant, what have I got Tomorrow's like? Loves that
Speaker 2: one and that is unfortunately should she that pie and
Speaker 2: go I don't need to stand.
Speaker 5: Next to up.
Speaker 2: Just say sorry, but not sorry, you know, and we
Speaker 2: will all go okay. She doesn't want to start by
Speaker 2: that bloody pie. It's the pie's fault. So I want
Speaker 2: to make sure that we're cutting down any objections. And
Speaker 2: the one thing we found out yesterday is Mercilly cap
Speaker 2: is a lifelong She's a she's a collowed fan. I
Speaker 2: think she used to be. She used to run the
Speaker 2: cheers squad. Uh if you saw the big chains up
Speaker 2: in the air, rattling around and stuff like that, intimidating
Speaker 2: opposing team. So I've said, Toria, the line in the
Speaker 2: song that we've been playing up on the way this
Speaker 2: Nuhi is really it's about Collinwood that has to come out.
Speaker 2: So we have a new revised theme tune a barn.
Speaker 12: No Walley online on streets Your foody heroes and the
Speaker 12: meat pies you eat.
Speaker 1: From Groundsman too. Everybody, he's welcome, even.
Speaker 2: Calling Wood, maybe especially, maybe especially most of all Collingwood.
Speaker 2: I just got this feeling she's character today. I've just
Speaker 2: got this feeling. It's the pie, guys, it's the pie. Listen.
Speaker 2: Before we even worrying about whether or not she is
Speaker 2: going to be there, what's going to happen when she
Speaker 2: does get there? Yes, and the the show we were saying,
Speaker 2: because we hadn't planned for this, and we're very excited
Speaker 2: that the Lord Mayor is coming along, it now needs
Speaker 2: to be produced up. It was going to be you
Speaker 2: and Rio. I don't even think we had we're going
Speaker 2: to get scissors. It was just going to be you
Speaker 2: and Rio. You know the old live radio outside broadcast.
Speaker 2: It's a couple of numpties. Nuff. He's actually with the
Speaker 2: headphones and a microphone. People going, that must be something
Speaker 2: for the radio, some prank, some stunt.
Speaker 3: But now we were to properly unveil.
Speaker 2: It's got to look good, right, the optics, the optics,
Speaker 2: the optics. But the thing is this wall, because there's
Speaker 2: eight things on there is ten meters wide, so a
Speaker 2: small curtain for a little plak opening up a community
Speaker 2: center is only maybe one or two feet. It's easy
Speaker 2: to get one of those. What do we need?
Speaker 8: What?
Speaker 2: What has happened? Yesterday? We were very excitedly in the
Speaker 2: show because she said that Colin would someone from the
Speaker 2: Cheers God said they might be to knock it up.
Speaker 17: Yes, so Roger from the Collinwoods Cheesequad.
Speaker 2: Very producing here to defend himself. You're going to go
Speaker 2: firing radio.
Speaker 16: Blood the carp So you know, we spent I reckon
Speaker 16: eleven hours yesterday trying to get into contact with them,
Speaker 16: just be like guys. And then they finally got back
Speaker 16: and they said, look, thank you so much for even
Speaker 16: you know, thinking of us.
Speaker 17: We would have loved to have done it.
Speaker 16: However, we've got a game this Thursday, so tomorrow, and
Speaker 16: we've got to make our own Thursday tomorrow.
Speaker 2: And that's this is why she's existed. Senior producer the show.
Speaker 3: Why could we use their banner they're making for tomorrow's
Speaker 3: game and then they just use it at night?
Speaker 17: Well, I mean I can definitely ask the question.
Speaker 5: But those things turn around.
Speaker 2: Where are they in Holland there?
Speaker 16: With this time difference very temperamental those things are, so
Speaker 16: I have a feeling like I don't want it to
Speaker 16: be on ass that it maybe breaks. And because we
Speaker 16: had the idea of Sally running through it, right, so
Speaker 16: we can't do that.
Speaker 2: I'd rather we told that on the day she hears this,
Speaker 2: she's definitely canceling.
Speaker 5: That was a joke. She's Sally moonwalking joke.
Speaker 3: But then when you watch the game on Channel seven
Speaker 3: tomorrow night, you'll see a Sally cap shaped hole running
Speaker 3: through a wall.
Speaker 2: Out the change around the neck and everything. But there
Speaker 2: are other teams that make banners. I'm not sure if
Speaker 2: you're familiar with the lad Yeah.
Speaker 16: We didn't have any interest from any of the other clubs.
Speaker 16: They didn't want to help us out. Even though you
Speaker 16: know Melbourne, you and I both love them. They know
Speaker 16: it was a note from them, So we're in a predicament.
Speaker 16: We have one listener who is super lovely who has
Speaker 16: suggested we could use some of their cut off material
Speaker 16: that they have in their factory.
Speaker 2: I know, the chocolate things, some old chocolates on the
Speaker 2: floor for lord. Just like they working like a Joseph
Speaker 2: technical team coach now.
Speaker 3: So they will be stitching together a giant patchwork.
Speaker 2: It's a tapestry, fty tapestry, tapestry of fame.
Speaker 17: We've got a scene stress, two of them actually ready
Speaker 17: to go.
Speaker 2: The smaller not stopping them. Well nothing, we've just got
Speaker 2: to get the start getting on that old machine with
Speaker 2: that foot pedal and start isn't going to stitch it
Speaker 2: South seamstress. Just get on with it. Come on twelve
Speaker 2: hours from now, twenty four hours.
Speaker 16: Yeah, so that's why we've got two of them ready
Speaker 16: to go. But that's all we've got at the moment.
Speaker 16: And it is, as you said, twenty four hours till
Speaker 16: the day and sell.
Speaker 2: Okay, just give us the straight here. What have we
Speaker 2: actually got the moment.
Speaker 16: Off cuts that have been no, no, no, no, We've
Speaker 16: got material black material, shiny, beautiful that piece by piece,
Speaker 16: I think we have maybe five pieces that or six
Speaker 16: pieces sorry, that are.
Speaker 17: Going to be stitched together by very professional seamstresses.
Speaker 3: Okay, and then we have so we have a giant curtain.
Speaker 3: How do we have a curtain rod to put it on?
Speaker 17: So?
Speaker 2: No, a good point. At the moment, we've just got
Speaker 2: maybe hopefully the fabric.
Speaker 17: No, we just have two trades that said that where
Speaker 17: they come from.
Speaker 16: So the building that we've got the great wall on
Speaker 16: it's being done up, and so there's a heap of
Speaker 16: trades on.
Speaker 2: Site, and we tell you what they're taking their time
Speaker 2: us been burned out constant Smoco.
Speaker 16: Well, we said to them, hey, are you going to
Speaker 16: be here Thursday because we need some strong guys to
Speaker 16: hold up.
Speaker 2: Some random trade. He's holding up some monkey old rag
Speaker 2: of off guys.
Speaker 3: Guys, this we're going to get that cancelation email any
Speaker 3: moment and saying we're canceling it.
Speaker 2: We can't just going to hold Dave, you got it,
Speaker 2: It's not no, it just has to look better. We
Speaker 2: need something better than this.
Speaker 4: We absolutely do.
Speaker 2: What are they used in the theater up in the
Speaker 2: eaves of.
Speaker 4: What is called You need like a bit of down,
Speaker 4: go down. The Bunnings get a.
Speaker 2: Big long perce is why actually yeah, long a bit
Speaker 2: of plank of wood. It seems to then loop the top,
Speaker 2: creating some sort of treadit anneal definite potential.
Speaker 16: Yes, that is absolutely an option, but we're taking any
Speaker 16: option now because it is twenty four hours and we.
Speaker 3: Can't get an eleven meters piece of wood.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Bunnings, you can get three or four me to
Speaker 4: the trade.
Speaker 2: Is a pole vault?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 3: Four meters?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Two? After those those take together with gaff and
Speaker 2: ape glue them together.
Speaker 4: What about a piece of string? How long is a
Speaker 4: piece of Yeah? Actually a bit of cable.
Speaker 2: Cable a good idea cable stronger than string, but.
Speaker 3: With the trades holding the cable at each end.
Speaker 16: I mean, we aren't the smartest people to be thinking of.
Speaker 16: This is the first time we've done it. Is there
Speaker 16: anyone that's ever done something like this?
Speaker 2: All right, if anyone has actually listened to this and
Speaker 2: thinks you've got a solution, we need a solution to
Speaker 2: this mess.
Speaker 3: Actually we've got, say we have by tomorrow the eleven
Speaker 3: meter curtain. We just need some way to hang it.
Speaker 2: Keep it taught, yes, And then what is Lord Mayor
Speaker 2: Sully Cap going to do?
Speaker 4: So she's going, we've got a piece of ribbon.
Speaker 2: Tick all the trades, they drop it and.
Speaker 3: Then we see it.
Speaker 16: Correct, So she would just say, I now open the
Speaker 16: Official Footy Wall of Fame cuts the curtain.
Speaker 2: Well, we don't actually have any This is gonna be
Speaker 2: fear filthy or making it.
Speaker 3: No, no, no, We've got a.
Speaker 16: Nice, lovely red ribbon. Yeah, yes, that's your cut, and
Speaker 16: then they'll drop for a fit. It'll be fit all right.
Speaker 2: All right, that's what needs to happen. There's the bit
Speaker 2: between now and then. What wish you need your help
Speaker 2: with Carl Brighter.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian O Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 2: So our Footy Wall of Fame, together with you guys,
Speaker 2: over the last two weeks, has been painted. It's a
Speaker 2: beautiful looking well. It's like a gallery, a hall of fame.
Speaker 2: That's a mural, it's a I think it's one of
Speaker 2: the best of the murals in Melbourne. It looks incredible
Speaker 2: and up on there on our Footy Wall of Fame
Speaker 2: even tell us about people, unsung heroes that we didn't
Speaker 2: know about, like Malcolm Lynch who looks incredible up there.
Speaker 2: Nominated by his auntie, one of the first people we
Speaker 2: called us about two weeks ago. Nominated by his auntie
Speaker 2: Pam listens to show. Used to play for Western Bulldogs
Speaker 2: the north Port Melbourne and he was the first person
Speaker 2: to play afl Yes footy in Antarctica. He's out there
Speaker 2: looking chilly, he's underdressed. I think you get frostby. That's
Speaker 2: actually how we kick that ball, but it looks good
Speaker 2: up there. Then there was Royce Dixon, who his lovely
Speaker 2: son Russell told us all about his amazing dad. Royce
Speaker 2: lost an arm two weeks before his debut before Geelong,
Speaker 2: still went on to win and play as a rutman
Speaker 2: one armed rutman and won the Horsehaman District League Best
Speaker 2: and Fairest. Also then went up to play golf with
Speaker 2: a handicap of fifteen and to become an a grade
Speaker 2: tennis player as well. So up on this wall, they're
Speaker 2: all these amazing stories and so this is why actually
Speaker 2: Lord Mayor Sannycap is coming down to part of this
Speaker 2: because it's a lovely thing that you guys have done
Speaker 2: over the last two weeks, which is why we really
Speaker 2: want the official unveiling. Because we only found out that
Speaker 2: that Zali would do it yesterday. We are up against
Speaker 2: time and it's a big long wall up there on
Speaker 2: Li like Ou Street. It's ten meters wide, so there
Speaker 2: needs to be you know, if you think about an
Speaker 2: unveiling on something, they're always quite small, aren't they, and compact.
Speaker 2: They're not normally an entire wall, So it's like, how
Speaker 2: do we have what these happen is she needs to
Speaker 2: cut something, something needs to open or drop down, but
Speaker 2: it's got to be ten meters wide. That is the
Speaker 2: situation at the moment, and it's tomorrow morning. In fact,
Speaker 2: there's time tomorrow morning. Christian, get goalposts. John, This is
Speaker 2: a good idea. You see, God has been used on
Speaker 2: sports ovals to have those little wheels on not showbiz.
Speaker 2: They normally got.
Speaker 3: Flake yelled paints fitting for the occasion.
Speaker 2: Would it fit on the pavement in front of the wall? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Because this is so. We have the curtain at the moment,
Speaker 3: we just don't have a way to hang the curtain.
Speaker 3: So I imagine goldposts at either end and thread the
Speaker 3: curtain between the two of them, pull at them.
Speaker 2: We're collecting ideas. Put poles on the sides, like you
Speaker 2: would do with the footy banners at a game. Two
Speaker 2: poles at the sides.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what I imagine the goldpost would.
Speaker 2: Be, right, gotcha, go to middies, get some electrical conduit
Speaker 2: tape which clips together, add some chains to the sides
Speaker 2: and drop down from the top of the building. I
Speaker 2: don't think we can have like chains dropping down on
Speaker 2: members of the public and collecting the Lord mayor can
Speaker 2: just say no to that one, Lee Christian, you're over
Speaker 2: complicating it. I don't know are We don't have any
Speaker 2: ideas at the moment, no need for a ten meter rod.
Speaker 2: Just used velcrow to the top and above the paintings
Speaker 2: in a few spots. This is the best idea. That's
Speaker 2: a great idea. Surely the trades will have a couple
Speaker 2: of ladders. It would be too heavy for them to
Speaker 2: hold up. Could they loop some cable ties rope over
Speaker 2: the ladder with the trades holding the tension. Then on
Speaker 2: the on your command or Lord Ness Sally camps they
Speaker 2: then drop.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well wouldn't be a drop, It would be a yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, nothing more traumatic than a big velcrow rip either.
Speaker 1: The Christian No Connall Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. Your ideas are still coming in
Speaker 2: as we're running out of time before the unfailing there
Speaker 2: is we have the special guest. We're just don't have
Speaker 2: the unfailing Christian excuse to crewe drawing. But I hope
Speaker 2: this works. You haven't attached to crew drawing, and I
Speaker 2: do love a crew drawing from one of you. It's
Speaker 2: a highlight. I put them all up on a court
Speaker 2: board at home, Daddy, what are those more crude images
Speaker 2: from the listeners? Good morning, Christian. I heard you talking
Speaker 2: about the legendary Royce Dixon. I didn't know he's on
Speaker 2: the wall. Did you know the man went on to
Speaker 2: become He was a primary school principal at a huge
Speaker 2: school as well, was loved by everyone there. My kids
Speaker 2: went there. I'm so glad that he's going up on
Speaker 2: the wall. That's on, Claire, Christian. Why not park a
Speaker 2: massive truck in front of the wall and Liegon Street
Speaker 2: with the curtain attached to the truck and then try
Speaker 2: the truck away.
Speaker 3: I mean, we did talk about a truck, but it
Speaker 3: was one of.
Speaker 2: My early ideas. He got poo pooed, and rightly so
Speaker 2: immediately because it's a very busy run.
Speaker 3: You're just blocking the street.
Speaker 2: You actually people think it's a climate protest and Lord
Speaker 2: Mayor cannot be involved in all that. Suddenly she's at
Speaker 2: twenty four hours age. Since she's been dabbling with photoshops,
Speaker 2: she was never there. Kate Middleton had sent us on, Christian,
Speaker 2: is an idea for the Great Wall? The Great Wall?
Speaker 2: Why not get everyone there wearing blindfolds and they.
Speaker 3: They do their own unveiled.
Speaker 2: You're right, yes you are the unveiler. That is a
Speaker 2: very good idea at the moment, But no extraordinary scenes
Speaker 2: this morning, As sister, I barely believe it's happening. What
Speaker 2: are're time to be alive? Someone's woking up from a
Speaker 2: slumber for six years. Jack Post has the idea that
Speaker 2: I think is the idea to solve all of this.
Speaker 3: Maybe we've been thinking about it the wrong way. We
Speaker 3: have a ten meter war.
Speaker 2: That's you ready to hear that.
Speaker 5: I am listening.
Speaker 2: This is an idea, Melbourne, be listening right now. Turn
Speaker 2: the radio up.
Speaker 3: But the ten meter mural is these eight individual people
Speaker 3: in eight individual frames. Maybe we just need eight tall
Speaker 3: people to hold up eight individual sheets in front of
Speaker 3: the eight artworks, and on our command they all drop
Speaker 3: to the ground.
Speaker 4: Oh, like betting sheets. I thought you mean, like so
Speaker 4: they can't board us.
Speaker 3: You even these off cut curtains that we've been gifted.
Speaker 3: They can each hold their black to do. They need
Speaker 3: to be though, six six two no shorter than that,
Speaker 3: and with their arms above their head, I'm sure that
Speaker 3: they'll cover the entire frame.
Speaker 2: This is great a pair.
Speaker 4: I think it's a good fix.
Speaker 2: I'm hearing Lukewarm. I think this is amazing.
Speaker 4: I think I'm trying to imagine it. I'm picturing it.
Speaker 3: Happy to volunteer as one of the tall tall So
Speaker 3: then we just need seven more seven tall PEPs.
Speaker 2: So what it would be then? And then how do
Speaker 2: you see it happening? So they holding up say velvet
Speaker 2: current in front of them and the frame behind them
Speaker 2: with they're.
Speaker 3: Standing in front of the artwork. Then they've got in
Speaker 3: front of them the velvet black curtain held out so
Speaker 3: to the passer by it just looks like eight black shapes.
Speaker 3: And then Sally cut Sally cap cuts the ribbon.
Speaker 2: No need, she's no need for siss anymore. What's she
Speaker 2: got now? Because we're making magic happen?
Speaker 3: One oh, like the top half would be yes, yes, yes,
Speaker 3: Abrika dabra. I know on else the wall is open.
Speaker 2: You can get smoke bombs from a magician shop or
Speaker 2: some of that, and then suddenly you'll drop down.
Speaker 15: Love it.
Speaker 2: The prestige.
Speaker 3: I think we've got a answer.
Speaker 4: We could have like cannon glitter cannon.
Speaker 2: Right, Okay, first of all, you looke warm and what
Speaker 2: is it which is a steadar idea and they talking
Speaker 2: about what have we got cannons for?
Speaker 4: Even get curtains and they spray glitters.
Speaker 2: Ah right, okay, let's go back to the source of
Speaker 2: this idea. So we need seven six footers? Yeah, all right?
Speaker 2: And what we're doing this between seven thirty and eight tomorrow,
Speaker 2: haven't we? Is that right, Kaitlyn? Seven thirty to eight
Speaker 2: tomorrow is when.
Speaker 17: Sally has confirmed for seven forty five.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she was actually tuck into a macas beforehand,
Speaker 2: doesn't she?
Speaker 17: You?
Speaker 2: That one right there around there around the corner. So
Speaker 2: she's confirmed for seven forty five.
Speaker 17: Forty five fifteen?
Speaker 2: How long is it going to take? Half an hour?
Speaker 17: We might chat to her first before talk about the.
Speaker 2: Eight truck and what do you think politically? How's it
Speaker 2: going at the moment?
Speaker 6: How do you know?
Speaker 2: Worry about interest rates? Are they going to come down?
Speaker 2: When is that guy?
Speaker 3: What's your favorite ice cream play? We were on the
Speaker 3: show yesterday.
Speaker 2: Tune into the big interview tomorrow. Wow, watch out three
Speaker 2: a w I'm coming from your spots, all right. So
Speaker 2: quarter to eight is when we're doing the unfailing all right,
Speaker 2: the drop is at eight, so tall people in.
Speaker 3: The Brunswick area.
Speaker 2: Yes, in the Brunswick area right, we will shout your
Speaker 2: breakfast tomorrow morning. We need you down there for about
Speaker 2: seven fifteen for training. By Jack, you're going to be
Speaker 2: the plenty. He did a very theatrical dropout in the studio,
Speaker 2: was showing me in real to know. I was impressed.
Speaker 2: A demand of mobility more than anything else. All right,
Speaker 2: So six footers call the show now. We need you
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning from seven fifty. You'll be done by about
Speaker 2: eight o'clock on Lygon Street tomorrow morning.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: So Jack Posts come up with the gray idea. We
Speaker 2: need seven of you who are six foot or above
Speaker 2: six or above to come to lying On Street tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: It's seven point thirty for this photo call for our
Speaker 2: footy Wall of Fame being unveiled by the law Mayor
Speaker 2: Sully Cap. You'll be a human unveiling. But Linda said,
Speaker 2: if you can't get enough six sort it's Christian. I've
Speaker 2: just seen this on Bunnings. Send me a link. Thank
Speaker 2: you very much. Belinda Haslett window wear ten meter in
Speaker 2: length white expanding curtain wire kit. There's actually pretty helpful.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much. And then this comes from listener
Speaker 2: Michael Christian. Here's an idea left field. I've been thinking
Speaker 2: about this at the last half an hour. Paint the
Speaker 2: wall in Veggie might and let the mayor hose it off. Okay,
Speaker 2: i'me to shut this down, guys. I actually feared you.
Speaker 3: Say, Nichol, that's half an hour's work as well, he said,
Speaker 3: he's been thinking about that for thirty minutes.
Speaker 2: And that's what Michael got there time. I'm going to
Speaker 2: get back when you replayed the high nights of your life,
Speaker 2: you're you an image of the little man holding down
Speaker 2: than you might for a Ligo street. Well this smell
Speaker 2: all right. So six vertos, are you going to come
Speaker 2: down and help the shark tomorrow morning on lig On
Speaker 2: Street if you can To's be half an hour seven
Speaker 2: thirty too late, and you can go nine four one
Speaker 2: four one o four three.
Speaker 14: Mick, good morning, christ Here are you?
Speaker 2: I'm good mix. So can you get to Ligon Street
Speaker 2: tomorrow morning for seven thirty? We need you? Mick.
Speaker 11: I can certainly be there.
Speaker 2: I live about four minutes away from that.
Speaker 1: We're just going to be unbiol so I'll be there
Speaker 1: at Spas.
Speaker 2: But good man. And how tall are you meet so
Speaker 2: we can sort of line you up. I'm six what
Speaker 2: six on the nose? Brilliant Mick will seeing you tomorrow morning.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, happing us out. Have a good day, Patrick,
Speaker 2: good morning, yep, hello, hello, hello, hello, hello and Patrick?
Speaker 2: You can make tomorrow morning? Seven thirty last three absolutely
Speaker 2: six one six two six three What happen six six
Speaker 2: six year and a half six this year? Every little
Speaker 2: half help sir? All right, Patrick, thank you very much.
Speaker 2: She'll be if you can make it tomorrow morning. The
Speaker 2: show needs you.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
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Speaker 3: very unique mailbox. It's a tree stump looking thing made
Speaker 3: out of concrete. I've in my thirty six years, never
Speaker 3: seen anything like it. It was at the house when
Speaker 3: we moved in. We went to Philip Island few weeks ago.
Speaker 3: Instead of a holiday house, what's this? The holiday house
Speaker 3: has the same unique male box.
Speaker 5: That is so lame?
Speaker 6: This serious?
Speaker 2: If someone comes in with this finished would let them in.
Speaker 2: That is so bad.
Speaker 4: Let me guess it's the same street number as you all.
Speaker 2: It's a tree stump.
Speaker 3: It's a tree stump, but in mirror image. Isn't that
Speaker 3: weird to our one? It's a mirror image of our one.
Speaker 3: It's not the exact one, so it's not like it
Speaker 3: came from the exact same mold. It's a mirror image
Speaker 3: of our one. I'm afraid now unique.
Speaker 2: It was unique. This isn't called what's the uniqueness? It's
Speaker 2: called one of the odds. But this is mold, not gold.
Speaker 2: What have you got? Rio?
Speaker 6: I will save this segment, Christian, What the odds? When
Speaker 6: I was about eight years old, we had a family
Speaker 6: holiday in Coffs Harbor. The family was having a hit
Speaker 6: of tennis. I got bored and then did off on
Speaker 6: my own throughout the streets of Coffs Harbor. I got very,
Speaker 6: very lost.
Speaker 3: Nightfall happened. I was screaming. Someone helped me. I'm lost.
Speaker 3: This is terrible story.
Speaker 6: A very nice man came and got out of his car, said, oh,
Speaker 6: do you know where you're staying? I said, I think
Speaker 6: I'm staying here. Took me back home or was great.
Speaker 6: Four years later, We're in Bali. Off out in the
Speaker 6: markets again, I sort of lose track from my parents.
Speaker 3: I get lost. What ah, well, that's not I'm playing ahead.
Speaker 3: But it's not the same guy.
Speaker 5: Who spoil Now it's all premature.
Speaker 3: You're lost in Bali. Four years I lost in Bali.
Speaker 3: Another man comes and brings me home. Get back to
Speaker 3: the resort.
Speaker 2: You look familiar.
Speaker 6: I was like, no familiar and goes, Mum's talking to him,
Speaker 6: and he goes, oh, yeah, you know, I grew up
Speaker 6: in Coffs Harbor.
Speaker 3: It's the same.
Speaker 4: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: That will never be been. That's the best one we've
Speaker 3: ever heard of her.
Speaker 2: Genuinely is incredible. Good ones, what you brought in you
Speaker 2: should be compared. Do not charge this that radio station
Speaker 2: with today's.
Speaker 3: Show compared to that?
Speaker 4: Incredible.
Speaker 3: The odds.
Speaker 2: Is it's a beautiful story as well.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: What are the odds Your story is of amazing coincidence
Speaker 2: and chants on nine four one four one O four
Speaker 2: three U two beautiful day, Rebecca was in the middle
Speaker 2: of Kuala Lumpur with her now husband. We were getting
Speaker 2: off a train and going up a set of escalators
Speaker 2: coming down the low is that coming down the escalators
Speaker 2: at the same time? Was my uncle.
Speaker 3: Pretty good?
Speaker 2: Yeah? He lived in Hong Kong at the time. This
Speaker 2: is not Kuala Lumpur, and I would sometimes commute to
Speaker 2: work in k l which stands for Kuala Lumpur. We
Speaker 2: were just there or not? Uncle? You yeah, yeah, we're
Speaker 2: in Quala Lumpur, Hong Kong's not exactly around the corner,
Speaker 2: is it, uncle? I come down your respirator, Stay there, uncle,
Speaker 2: that's what would have happened there. Hey you uh, this
Speaker 2: is a good one. As Gloria became good friends with
Speaker 2: the guy during an aged care course, I invited him
Speaker 2: to our home for dinner with my husband and I. Okay, ah,
Speaker 2: the odds, that's not sorry. Sorry. Later and the evening
Speaker 2: during conversation, why hadn't he suddenly realized this is incredible
Speaker 2: him and this guy maybe years ago when they were younger,
Speaker 2: that my husband had been engaged to his sister and
Speaker 2: then broke it off. Oh wow, that's awkward. They had
Speaker 2: not recognized each other. We were all stunned. That is
Speaker 2: quite that glory. That is quite a story. Chris. My
Speaker 2: dad was very all we cancel and we were he
Speaker 2: was undergoing treatment at the Peter Max sent about six
Speaker 2: years ago. Mum was there with him and who should
Speaker 2: be volunteering making tea and coffee of the patients and family.
Speaker 2: But my mum's best friend from high school they had
Speaker 2: lost touch, hadn't seen each other for over forty years.
Speaker 2: Mum really needed her old friend then as well. Mums
Speaker 2: now in regular contact with her and they even started
Speaker 2: regular muchly catch ups as well, and started a new
Speaker 2: high school reunion every month for a book club. Joe,
Speaker 2: that's a lovely story. All right, Let's get a Nikki here. Nikki, Hello, Nikki,
Speaker 2: what are beyond? Thank you? Nikki? Off we go, Let's go.
Speaker 19: So when I was a girl, I worked at the
Speaker 19: Maya trend shop back in the nineties and Adelaide. One night,
Speaker 19: this guy came in and he took a three piece
Speaker 19: suit into the change room. It was when the gray
Speaker 19: sort of shiny fabric with all the go I had
Speaker 19: a feeling something was up, but I sort of watched him.
Speaker 19: He came out, he shoved the suit back in my
Speaker 19: hand and said no good and raced off. When I looked,
Speaker 19: he'd stolen the waistcoat and I was so cross with
Speaker 19: myself because I knew I had a feeling there was
Speaker 19: something dodgy about him, and I was frustrated for the
Speaker 19: rest of my shift. Anyway, that night, I go to
Speaker 19: the local club called the Colonnades Cavern. I spot the
Speaker 19: guy on the dance floor wearing the waistcoat and I
Speaker 19: said to my boyfriend at the time, I am going
Speaker 19: to get that back. Just put the boy on that guy.
Speaker 19: We did not take our eye.
Speaker 10: Off him all night.
Speaker 19: He was dancing to Madonna and he took it off
Speaker 19: and threw it on the floor with a pile of
Speaker 19: jackets of his friends. I snuck over there my boyfriend.
Speaker 19: My boyfriend watched out for me. I snuck over and
Speaker 19: I stole the waistcoat back.
Speaker 2: You got the waistcoam back.
Speaker 18: I got the waistcoat back.
Speaker 19: I took it to work the next day.
Speaker 18: I showed my boss.
Speaker 19: He said, Nikki, we cannot put it back on the rack.
Speaker 19: I said, it doesn't matter. Nobody steals from me.
Speaker 2: WHOA, this is like an origin story of a superhero movie.
Speaker 18: Thank you.
Speaker 19: I was bloody proud of myself.
Speaker 2: What are the odds amazing scenes? Nikki, Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: Here let's go to almost Brian. Good morning, Good morning, Brian.
Speaker 2: What are the odds you got it? Be man off?
Speaker 2: You go?
Speaker 11: Well, many years ago, Second World War, my grandfather was
Speaker 11: wounded and in a gully and some soldiers rescued him.
Speaker 11: And so obviously he's a odd because I'm here. And
Speaker 11: many many years later, my mum and aunties were at
Speaker 11: Bingo and they overheard some people talking about that very
Speaker 11: to do and they were the guys that rescued him.
Speaker 2: Oh wow, God's that is unbelievable. From the battle film
Speaker 2: to Bingo. It's an incredible story. Brian.
Speaker 11: Yes, yes, and they even managed to meet up and yeah,
Speaker 11: it was pretty unreal apparently.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I can only imagine Brian. Lovely story. Thank
Speaker 2: you for sharing it, Brian, have a good day, all
Speaker 2: right the squeeze One last one in before Patsy's news. Julia,
Speaker 2: what a the odd? Yeah, let's go Judio. Okay, what
Speaker 2: have you got?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 15: So in twenty fourteen, I went to a fortieth birthday
Speaker 15: party and I didn't really know anyone, and the host
Speaker 15: said to me when I arrived, Oh, Julia, this is Mayo.
Speaker 15: You've got a lot in You've both got a lot
Speaker 15: in common. You both worked in Madrid and we sort
Speaker 15: of looked at each other and oh, wow, because Australians
Speaker 15: working in Madrid are.
Speaker 5: Like are as rare as hint tea are the odds?
Speaker 15: Yes, so anyway, and I said, oh, where did you work?
Speaker 15: And she said, oh, I worked at the International College
Speaker 15: of Spain and I said, so did I. She said
Speaker 15: whose talk did.
Speaker 3: You take over?
Speaker 1: And I told her what the role was?
Speaker 15: And she said where did you live? And I said,
Speaker 15: I lived in a place.
Speaker 1: Called Riosa Rossas.
Speaker 15: She said, I lived in Rios Rossa's. I said, what
Speaker 15: freak did you live in? She said, it's FROMO.
Speaker 8: I said, get out of here.
Speaker 15: I said, I lived in apartment five B, number thirty
Speaker 15: is Fronte. She said that was my apartner.
Speaker 2: Oh, oh my god. In Sardi Odds on the edition,
Speaker 2: it's almost like the movie Single White Female. You see
Speaker 2: that where she became somebody else.
Speaker 15: Yes, I am I still on the edge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is incredible. The Madrid connection, Yeah, yeahs as
Speaker 2: well a big parton rut Rossa. I believe the USA.
Speaker 11: I'm We're gonna let you go.
Speaker 2: What are the back to madread.
Speaker 1: Rusa Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 2: Today, we're asking to make a movie Awkward. On National
Speaker 2: Awkward Moments Day, that was another awkward moment. Top five
Speaker 2: situations that make Australians uncomfortable teen, What do you think
Speaker 2: is in there?
Speaker 3: Public speaking?
Speaker 5: Definitely, I'm shy today.
Speaker 4: I think asking a woman if she's pregnant and she's not.
Speaker 2: Never done that in my life, pretty awkward.
Speaker 5: My wife pretty awkward?
Speaker 2: No know how? Today the tenth at number five awkward
Speaker 2: moments were Australians. When you're next to line at the
Speaker 2: grocery store with your mum and she leaves you to
Speaker 2: get just one more thing. Anxiety builds because you're up
Speaker 2: and she's I've been grocery show my moment about thirty
Speaker 2: five years, but.
Speaker 3: I have done that with Biancher before one more thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah yes, run, yeah, run, no time to cant will
Speaker 2: fast as you can, faster fast as a cheetah. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we were number four. Started to tell a tell a
Speaker 2: group of story but no one is listening. The love,
Speaker 2: the raise, slow fade, Sorry what was that? No bust misult.
Speaker 3: It's also it's awkward to be the one telling the story,
Speaker 3: but also to be the only one who's heard. When
Speaker 3: someone tries to tell sorry to a group and they
Speaker 3: realized not everyone's listening, they say, you.
Speaker 2: Are turned towards Oh yeah, to do I was listening.
Speaker 2: I was listening. But you don't have to say anything else.
Speaker 2: Describing to a hairdresser what you want.
Speaker 5: That's not all.
Speaker 2: I don't find that remotely awkward. I'm paying you to
Speaker 2: do this. Stalking someone on Instagram and accidentally hitting like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, and then a number one the most
Speaker 2: awkward situation walking towards a colleague on.
Speaker 3: A really long away.
Speaker 2: All right, we're asking the making a movie awkward, awkward movies.
Speaker 2: Twenty eight days later? You've seen that movie? Great movie
Speaker 2: with young Cilly and Murphy. What about twenty eight days late?
Speaker 2: Oh my god, what's happened here? We only just met.
Speaker 3: I like to hear an excuse for this one. Oh yeah, gold.
Speaker 2: Ryan's shaving is private.
Speaker 3: I mean you're gonna tell it with silver.
Speaker 2: Dr No, it's a classic Bond movie. Dr Oh, awkward bronze.
Speaker 2: What about this one? I had another? Dr? Doctor knows
Speaker 2: a great Bond movie? What about this? Doctor?
Speaker 1: Hell no?
Speaker 8: Not.
Speaker 2: I don't know why.
Speaker 3: I feel like you've found the Wikipedia I just didn't
Speaker 3: want to leave it.
Speaker 2: Bat that's awkward, long hallway. Murry up with the groceries.
Speaker 2: I don't need the pineapples now, doctor. Oh, mom's not
Speaker 2: here the tail with me? Okay?
Speaker 3: Awkward lamb silver buzz.
Speaker 2: Can't do We need to talk about Kevin Spacey crouching,
Speaker 2: crouching tiger, hidden camera. Oh, who's doing that to a crowd?
Speaker 2: I'm tiger. That's shocking. That is awkward couching hidden camera.
Speaker 2: Doctor better, He goes, yeah, that's enough, now Jack, what
Speaker 2: have you got awkward babies?
Speaker 3: Edward looks at hands. He can't look you with the
Speaker 3: because gold call me by your name with a great film,
Speaker 3: call me by the wrong name. Awkward.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid that must be followed with doctor.
Speaker 3: The talented mister ripped one?
Speaker 2: Say that phrase? Who's ripped one? What's happening guys?
Speaker 3: Dr Oh, and this is really awkward. I hope it
Speaker 3: doesn't happen to any of us. Dost boots in the house.
Speaker 3: That has no shoe policy. Oh, have worn boots in
Speaker 3: the house and they want the shoes off at the
Speaker 3: front door.
Speaker 2: Somebody called doctor. It's got awkward in him.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: There's a red flashing emergency light just going off, and
Speaker 2: went to Karen to the right.
Speaker 3: We are the band that plays with the ship going down.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: If it does turn out to be a situation here,
Speaker 2: you know what they need to call doctor. There we go,
Speaker 2: all right, make a movie. Awkward. That's the time wasted today.
Speaker 2: Awkward Heimer Bronze, No, dude, that's my sister Silver. It's funny.
Speaker 2: Come on, it's fun bucket darl m for murder. Sorry
Speaker 2: no it wasn't murder. No, I just cool, Silver pass
Speaker 2: What am up? We need to pood my pants? See
Speaker 2: I thought that was a bronzy loves know me well done,
Speaker 2: clammy hand luke.
Speaker 3: That's awkward, Silver pass.
Speaker 2: Us. I thought it was home alone then sorry, let
Speaker 2: me just.
Speaker 3: No, that's very good.
Speaker 2: It took me a yeah, white and scoops. I bited
Speaker 2: it brown, will play there little play late in the morning.
Speaker 2: Shut this laptop. I added that the long kid. Nope,
Speaker 2: come back to that one. So come back. Planes come
Speaker 2: around again? Three men in a baby deer.
Speaker 3: Because they walk awkward.
Speaker 2: The Silver Absenheimer Gold just dropped the atomic on the
Speaker 2: soil ten in bounds. There were a lot of I'm
Speaker 2: afraid crude ones today that I'll cut out. Bronze made
Speaker 2: it through when Harry met Oh god, what's her name?
Speaker 3: Silver plus.
Speaker 2: Horton hears a who followed through? He said, Sarah, Bros,
Speaker 2: Thelma and oh jeez, Bronn't awkward? Aren't they? I don't
Speaker 2: know what they are, but they're not awkward? Sorry? I
Speaker 2: thought I knew what you did last summer. Gold we
Speaker 2: found one. This is also sorry that one was from
Speaker 2: cam Uh this is good too. Mum dropping me off
Speaker 2: too close to the school of rock.
Speaker 3: Oh Mom, I don't want them to see me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, all right? Who is winning the double bass?
Speaker 3: I liked? Whoops? I thought I was home alone, right, Scooby?
Speaker 2: That's yours, Carl Brighter.
Speaker 1: You're listening to The Christian O'carls Show Podcast two.
Speaker 2: Tomorrow's show. What an unveiling is going to be? I mean,
Speaker 2: as in doctor, oh, Lord Mayors, Sally Camp. All right,
Speaker 2: So the Wall of Fame, our footy wall of Fame
Speaker 2: we've been making with you guys over the last two weeks.
Speaker 2: It is ready looks immaculate. It's a Muriel, It's a
Speaker 2: ten meter wall of Fame. Up there are eight frames
Speaker 2: of all these legends you've been telling us about. We
Speaker 2: want to official unveil into our own life in the wall.
Speaker 2: Some of the legends are up there are going to
Speaker 2: be coming down. It's a very proud special moment for them.
Speaker 2: They're all nominated by you guys. So invited the Lord
Speaker 2: mayor Sally Camp to come down. Now the great thing
Speaker 2: is right up on Long Street. This look's credible because
Speaker 2: it's like, you know, it was ten meters. However, suddenly,
Speaker 2: now that we confirmed that Sally was going to come
Speaker 2: down yesterday, we now need it to look great. What's
Speaker 2: she going to open or pull a string and something
Speaker 2: parts or drops and it's ten meters. So Jack had
Speaker 2: a great idea earlier. We've had a lot of calls
Speaker 2: from different ideas that you guys could do, but we're
Speaker 2: going to go with your one of human sheets.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we couldn't have short noticed. We felt get the
Speaker 3: giant curtain happening where she pulls a rod and the
Speaker 3: whole thing falls down. So what about individual curtains? Eight
Speaker 3: tall people holding up their own velvet curtain in front
Speaker 3: of our eight stars. Then when Sally Cap says the.
Speaker 2: Word no, remember a wand?
Speaker 5: Sorry?
Speaker 3: Yes, where do you buy a wand from? I know
Speaker 3: someone who's got a wand my friend?
Speaker 2: I reckon, you've got at least four friends of that
Speaker 2: contact book. I bet there's at least four people that
Speaker 2: have a flipping one who even within half a second
Speaker 2: go oh, I know who's got one of my mate actually.
Speaker 4: Disney one from Disneyland. I'll bring it in it goes see.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, we don't need to trask. This would
Speaker 2: be an actual professional one.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you could on Sally's command to go Abrica
Speaker 3: Dabra reveal the wall, the eight tall people drop to
Speaker 3: the ground and you reveal the artwork.
Speaker 2: Okay, how many tall people have we got the moment?
Speaker 2: So you included you were a six five, but we
Speaker 2: just need six ft.
Speaker 3: People including me. We've got three others, so we need
Speaker 3: four more.
Speaker 2: Okay, if you can help us out, seven point thirty
Speaker 2: on lig On Street, Thank you very much.
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