Speaker 1: Question. Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: It's a funny old world, isn't it. Just add this email.
Speaker 3: We've never done this topic, but someone's put up Weird
Speaker 3: Things that have been stolen?
Speaker 2: Straight away? You know what's happened? What has happened overnight? Question?
Speaker 3: I might have a new question for the show, Weird
Speaker 3: Things that have been stolen? Today is rubbish bin collection day,
Speaker 3: but bins out last night as usual's night. It seems
Speaker 3: someone decided to steal. They actually stole the bin and
Speaker 3: all the rubbish in it. It's gone.
Speaker 2: I've had my bin stolen before. It's actually so annoying
Speaker 2: because you have to ring the counsel and wait for
Speaker 2: them to come in bin. But they've had a look
Speaker 2: around the suburb, right that. That's your day starting at
Speaker 2: that knocking on doors. It's a folko of it. Have
Speaker 2: you seen this?
Speaker 3: Yes, please get Roonda. I've got your email. You must
Speaker 3: be listening. Let us know what the street is and
Speaker 3: what the bin number is. They're all on the side.
Speaker 3: Let's see we could track this missing bin down and
Speaker 3: bring it home where it belongs to you.
Speaker 2: Ronda. Yeah, some side here there, all right? Make us
Speaker 2: say wow.
Speaker 3: That would have actually made me say wow. For the
Speaker 3: last remaining golden smeth kettles. Have you got a story
Speaker 3: that's going to make us say well? On nine four
Speaker 3: one four one o four three stay seecred.
Speaker 1: Morning, Good morning, Christian and co. My story is for
Speaker 1: the first four hours of my life, I was a boy. Technically,
Speaker 1: the doctors told my parents I was a boy, and
Speaker 1: they named me Dale, and then I am now married
Speaker 1: to a Dale with two kids.
Speaker 2: Wow. Now, I hope you don't mind me asking this.
Speaker 3: When you say technically that you can only lead one
Speaker 3: to the conclusion of an appendage.
Speaker 1: Maybe some swallowing a swollen bits down in.
Speaker 2: That area, the docs just called it wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah. This is back in the eighties, so they.
Speaker 2: Are I'm not really christ a very different time.
Speaker 1: I was born blue, I'm pretty sure. So they had
Speaker 1: to rush me off. Yeah so there, and then, of
Speaker 1: course back then you sort of don't go with your children.
Speaker 1: So the doctor's rushed me off. Dad's gone and made
Speaker 1: all the phone calls to the family saying.
Speaker 3: We're going with get the cake mate.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Dad was a big cricket player too, so you
Speaker 1: probably had all these aspirations for me. So the doctor
Speaker 1: came in. The doctor came in about four hours later
Speaker 1: and said to Mum, I've got something to tell you.
Speaker 2: Dad. Do you think they were drawing straws outside? I'm
Speaker 2: not getting that. I'm a doctor. I should have known.
Speaker 1: I should have had another in the birthplace. But mom's
Speaker 1: first into tears because she's gone on, He's dead, isn't he?
Speaker 1: And they've gone on, You've got a little girl. So
Speaker 1: then yeah, so and then love wanted to call me Casey.
Speaker 1: Dad didn't like Casey, so they called me Stacey.
Speaker 3: Amazing story. But you're now married to Adele.
Speaker 1: Yep, yep, we're being together.
Speaker 2: Make you marry Adele. He's desperately that Dole name in.
Speaker 1: The family outdoors with a shutdown.
Speaker 2: That is worth.
Speaker 3: Yes, if you have what any you wants, Stacy a brilliant,
Speaker 3: brilliant story.
Speaker 2: Thank you very much for sharing. No hurry, guys, all right,
Speaker 2: have you got.
Speaker 3: A story like Stacey there that's going to make us say, well,
Speaker 3: we'll take some more next. This is the Christian o'connells
Speaker 3: show podcast. Have you got a story that's going to
Speaker 3: make us say well? Chat to a guy yesterday while
Speaker 3: we went for coffees. Tommy cannot wear watches. He makes
Speaker 3: them stock with the He literally makes a watch stop
Speaker 3: after a day or two with the high electrical current
Speaker 3: activity in his body. What if there's anyone else to
Speaker 3: call that anyway? It made me say well yesterday when
Speaker 3: he told me, what is your story? That won't make
Speaker 3: us say well? Like Stacey being originally for four hours
Speaker 3: dal nine four one four three, Tia, good.
Speaker 5: Morning, Good morning, guys. How are you?
Speaker 2: We are good tea? I hope you are this morning.
Speaker 2: What is your story that my makers say? Well?
Speaker 1: Well, guys.
Speaker 5: My brother Jason passed away many years ago on March
Speaker 5: the eleventh, and each year as it comes around to
Speaker 5: the anniversary, you know a little bit of a memorial
Speaker 5: remember remembrance for him. This year, on March the eleventh,
Speaker 5: I was on the train and I decided to play
Speaker 5: his favorite album, which is No Life to Live by Metallica.
Speaker 5: Put the album on, I close my eyes and that's
Speaker 5: a couple of minutes. I opened my eyes and there's
Speaker 5: a guy sitting in front of me with a No
Speaker 5: Life to Leather T shirt on. So I say to him, bro, like,
Speaker 5: look like showing my Spotify. So I'm playing the album
Speaker 5: That's your Shit, And I said, look, what's your name.
Speaker 5: My name's Tia. He said, my name is Jason. His
Speaker 5: name was the same name as my brother.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 5: On the anniversary that my brother died, I was playing
Speaker 5: this album.
Speaker 2: It was you manifested it. You manifested it, you called
Speaker 2: it into your life.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was so cool and it was just you know,
Speaker 5: it's just one of those beautiful times.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Did you feel the presence of your brother?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Well, I did that day anyway. I guess I do
Speaker 5: that day anyway, Marcill Evans every year. But to be
Speaker 5: able to put on the album there's the dude with
Speaker 5: the T shirt. Ask his name. His name's the same
Speaker 5: name as my brother.
Speaker 2: Show all right, Tia, you definitely can have one the
Speaker 2: Golden kettles.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much, guys, Thank you, thank.
Speaker 2: You for sharing that. Take care Sarah, good.
Speaker 4: Morning, Good morning, Christian.
Speaker 5: How are you.
Speaker 2: I'm good and.
Speaker 3: I'm excited to hear your story that might make us say, wow,
Speaker 3: what is it?
Speaker 4: Well, about twenty years ago, October Long weekend, I took
Speaker 4: the kids to Melbourne. While I was away, the house
Speaker 4: was broken into and my jewelry box was stolen. In
Speaker 4: that jewelry box was a double strand pearl choker that
Speaker 4: belonged to my great grandmother. Devastated beside myself. Ten months later,
Speaker 4: my father's staying and I have a dinner party and
Speaker 4: one of the women walking with that pearl choker on
Speaker 4: her neck where you just started, I could not believe it,
Speaker 4: could not believe it. You know, we thought it had
Speaker 4: been gone and lost forever. And it turned out that
Speaker 4: her fiance had bought it from a respected jeweler in
Speaker 4: a country town. Yeah, and it had been hopped by
Speaker 4: a known drug addict, and he was just shocked, shopped
Speaker 4: that he had bought stolen goods.
Speaker 2: So what did they do that I handed.
Speaker 4: To you, Well, my my name. We lived on a farm,
Speaker 4: so my neighbors were there, and I grabbed Ricky and
Speaker 4: I said, Ricky, Margaret is grant.
Speaker 3: Get the fork and a shovel, corner them, get that
Speaker 3: stand polchow them.
Speaker 4: And she had to tell she had to tell John,
Speaker 4: who was the respected doctor in Adelaide. In not an Adelaide,
Speaker 4: I'm in Adelaide. And he he just went white.
Speaker 2: Get a quick map here.
Speaker 3: I mean several respected people got the respected Joe, respected doctor.
Speaker 2: I know, it was just incredible choker off woman.
Speaker 4: Well John, I mean we didn't say anything to her. John,
Speaker 4: you know, put it in his safe the next morning
Speaker 4: and he we ranged the police and yes, the police,
Speaker 4: whole police investigation. I finally got it back the following
Speaker 4: February after the girl had gone to court and it
Speaker 4: was in the paper and fair rang yeah.
Speaker 5: Carol affair rang me.
Speaker 4: They wanted to do a story and I.
Speaker 5: Suspect I'm not joking, this is true.
Speaker 2: Did you were you want it?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: No, I chose not to put Oh no, no, I
Speaker 4: don't put my face on national key. I mean the
Speaker 4: pearl chokers, it's worth tens of thousands not. You know,
Speaker 4: it wasn't just a trinket.
Speaker 5: It was Yeah, I love a pearl choker.
Speaker 2: Is it because of the double strand?
Speaker 4: Well, it's got a very substantial diamond clasp on it.
Speaker 2: So double class or single.
Speaker 4: No, No, it's a single class.
Speaker 2: But it's quite quite beautiful piece.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: But the funny thing was that my brother was out
Speaker 4: from Canada and I said, Nick, is that that is
Speaker 4: Grand's That is Grand's pearl. They are Grand's pearl to
Speaker 4: Nick said, because they were, you know, so old and
Speaker 4: it's mistakable.
Speaker 3: I'll tell you what this is like the greatest. This
Speaker 3: should be a movie. Agatha Christie a genius. She never
Speaker 3: came up with the story this good. It's like the
Speaker 3: dinner party scene.
Speaker 2: Is as World Jokers. It's one of those books you
Speaker 2: read that need to have the family tree on the
Speaker 2: inside so that you know all in the forward. Now
Speaker 2: a new name appears, Nick, the brother don't dun't do?
Speaker 3: Was he the highly respect the respected doctor, the respected jeweler,
Speaker 3: and then John.
Speaker 4: Was It was on page three of the local paper.
Speaker 2: Wow, I was on page one, bigger than the Double
Speaker 2: Joker story.
Speaker 3: Now, Sarah, this is a story within stories, wrapped in
Speaker 3: a story, wrapped in a double Joker with a single class.
Speaker 3: You have to, I mean it's not up there with
Speaker 3: a priceless air room like that, but you can have
Speaker 3: one of our cold and single class lovely.
Speaker 4: Thank you. But I listened to you from laid on
Speaker 4: my phone every morning.
Speaker 2: Oh bless you, thank you. We're sending them to.
Speaker 4: Adelaide, lovely, thank you so much.
Speaker 3: And when you get it, go take that respect to
Speaker 3: Jule as we can price it up.
Speaker 2: Put it in John the Farmer's safe? Which farmers are safe?
Speaker 3: I think Ricky was the farther. It's like a phone
Speaker 3: call version of kludo? Was it, Colonel Mustard? I need
Speaker 3: to rest.
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