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Speaker 2: Yeah. Welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for sharing how your week is
Speaker 3: going so far in our six word week dropped cookie
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Speaker 3: Let's move on now too. Does your name have anything
Speaker 3: to do with your job? Which is called nominative determinism.
Speaker 3: We had some great ones.
Speaker 4: Two weeks ago I went to high school.
Speaker 1: We had two music teachers.
Speaker 5: The first one was called Miss Screech and the second
Speaker 5: one was called mister Blow. I was in construction one
Speaker 5: name's Dreaming Hill. When I was having my children. My
Speaker 5: doctor gynocologist was doctor Holsmorer, the man responsible for the
Speaker 5: by laws for dogs. His name was Harold Slaughter.
Speaker 2: Luckey Smith is a lost.
Speaker 4: The gynocologist was put through by Jack.
Speaker 3: I just want to say all right, so some of
Speaker 3: the ones that we've got an email.
Speaker 4: This is the thing.
Speaker 3: It's called nominative to terminism, where it believes that the
Speaker 3: theory is then your name can influence the job. You
Speaker 3: go and choose Christian my husband and of a sexteen
Speaker 3: many years ago, performed by Doctor Love.
Speaker 4: That his real name, Christian.
Speaker 3: There is an andro andro chronologist at Kribeinie called Dr Lipshitz.
Speaker 4: Perhaps he loves this related joy show is so serious.
Speaker 4: It's going to get a laugh.
Speaker 3: That literally finally, finally some loss you with the furough.
Speaker 4: Brows we've had since six today. Oh, Dr Lipshits keep
Speaker 4: even bigger.
Speaker 3: Laugh that in the Coke Brown. This is probably her
Speaker 3: favorite hour we've done on the show. Christ This guy
Speaker 3: is a dean. So he's a dean at university. He's
Speaker 3: called dean.
Speaker 4: He's Dan Dean.
Speaker 3: Ah, he's a university. They call me dean Dean. This
Speaker 3: is from David Dean. The dean is so much Dean Dean.
Speaker 4: The Christian O'Connell show podcast What's your Name Again?
Speaker 3: Because we do do a double tap when we hear
Speaker 3: some of these names that are really related to their jobs.
Speaker 3: One of our favorites since we've been doing this. Katie Kitchens,
Speaker 3: who does actually sell kitchens?
Speaker 4: Do you have a job to sound just like your name?
Speaker 6: Like a weather man whose name is Rained or Regarden
Speaker 6: a Korda lest Bush.
Speaker 4: It's called nominative determinedism. It's your job just like your name.
Speaker 7: What's your naming? What's your name?
Speaker 2: Again?
Speaker 4: Is your name related to your job?
Speaker 3: But it is called nominative to terminism, Lenidas.
Speaker 4: Great name, Christian. I've actually got two for you.
Speaker 3: First one, I worked for a very large hotel chain
Speaker 3: in Australia in the account's department high up June Billings,
Speaker 3: June Billings. And the second, listen we've heard from who
Speaker 3: also got referred to a cardiac specialist, Dr Sparks, And
Speaker 3: what you heard about Dr Sparks.
Speaker 4: I think it's just here at the hospital at the network.
Speaker 4: This is from Luke Christian. I was in the Army.
Speaker 3: I worked under a major, major, sergeant sergeant and a
Speaker 3: mate of mine was private battle.
Speaker 4: Those are amazing. All right, let's see what you've got Cheryl.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Oh good morning guys.
Speaker 1: Love your show.
Speaker 4: Bless your Cheryl.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much for listening and now being part
Speaker 3: of it. So is it your name.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, it's my daughter and a husband. They
Speaker 1: have a he salon in New Zealand and the last
Speaker 1: name is Brush.
Speaker 3: That is incredible. I'm going to take it. Is the
Speaker 3: salon just called brush.
Speaker 1: Or no, no, the sell honors called Scarlet here, but
Speaker 1: this surname is Brush.
Speaker 4: God got it first time, madam. But thank you much?
Speaker 4: Is that great? They should called it brush by name,
Speaker 4: brush by nature. You can have it. You're welcome, New Zealand.
Speaker 4: Lovely to be on the phone, isn't it all right? Cheryl,
Speaker 4: thanks for calling.
Speaker 5: You're welcome.
Speaker 3: Have a great day, guys, and you Heather, Good morning,
Speaker 3: Good morning, Good morning, Heather.
Speaker 4: How are you good?
Speaker 8: Thank you?
Speaker 4: And you're on your way to work? You off out
Speaker 4: for a walk. It sounds like you're outside.
Speaker 8: No, I'm on my way to work in the city.
Speaker 8: I've just pulled over so i can have a quick chat.
Speaker 8: I've been yeah, listening to this and I've been wanting
Speaker 8: to call him for a couple of weeks. But in
Speaker 8: Perith I used to have a JP called Dr Paynes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is amazing.
Speaker 3: I think there's a a dentist here in Melbourne call
Speaker 3: dot Tor Paine as well. And is it p A
Speaker 3: I N or was he p A y n E.
Speaker 5: P A y n e?
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's still dot to pain, isn't it?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 2: It is?
Speaker 4: It is all right, Heather, you finally made it. You
Speaker 4: called the show.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I did.
Speaker 3: Yay, yay, Well don't I'm gonna send You're not prize, Heather, right,
Speaker 3: thank you very much for pulling over and calling us.
Speaker 8: Awesome, thank you. You have a good day.
Speaker 3: Guys you I'm not sure about this one, but let's
Speaker 3: hear this one all right.
Speaker 2: So, Peter, how are you going?
Speaker 4: I'm good, Peter. So are you really Peter Chippy?
Speaker 2: I really am Peter Chippy from a long line of
Speaker 2: carpenters too.
Speaker 4: All chippies. The chippy name.
Speaker 2: Chippy yep, grandfather, father, grandfather, great grandfather.
Speaker 4: Amazing, all chippy chippies.
Speaker 2: Old chippy nippies.
Speaker 4: This so and spell it for us, Peter c I
Speaker 4: joy double p y Wow. Is this gonna work?
Speaker 5: If you're a carpenter or you worked at McDonald's, you've
Speaker 5: got range with that surname.
Speaker 4: Yeah, indeed, that is incredible. And what is the name
Speaker 4: of your business? Are you just a chippies?
Speaker 2: I am just a chippy. I just worked for a guy.
Speaker 2: People working for you, there would be like too much paperwork.
Speaker 2: While I was waiting, I also remembered where I used
Speaker 2: to work. There was a doctor there, doctor death.
Speaker 3: We'll believe chippy is en.
Speaker 4: You don't need to make another one up. Okay, there's not.
Speaker 4: There's not a logical doctor death. You wouldn't be allowed
Speaker 4: to practice.
Speaker 3: They say, change your name. Imagine beside manner. Listen, we're
Speaker 3: gonna we've got the X ray results. Not to death
Speaker 3: is going to come and tell you spoil.
Speaker 2: He pronounced that the Peter thank you very much for
Speaker 2: giving us a call.
Speaker 4: Lovely to chat to your mate at all.
Speaker 3: Bye A four one for one O four three. Does
Speaker 3: your name have anything to do with your job? Dotr
Speaker 3: diarth Well, Christian O'Connell's show podcast, we're doing a nominative
Speaker 3: determinism Big Name. What it means is it's the theory
Speaker 3: that your job can influence your name can influence what
Speaker 3: job you end up choosing. Christian, there is a rectal
Speaker 3: surgeon at my work at the hospital, Dr. But there
Speaker 3: is a gynecologist in Ferntree.
Speaker 4: Cully called.
Speaker 3: I just read it out, Okay, I'm just a messenger here.
Speaker 3: I'm just reading this out. Dr Jack Fiddler. I don't
Speaker 3: believe that. I don't believe there's a I don't believe
Speaker 3: there's a Dr Fiddler.
Speaker 4: You know to change it, wouldn't you? Yeah, I think
Speaker 4: you really would. All Right, So let's say some call.
Speaker 4: Let's say some more call.
Speaker 6: So gl good morning, good morning, Christian.
Speaker 4: All right, Gel, what have you got then? What's the
Speaker 4: name to do with the job?
Speaker 8: Okay, this is my father in law's optometrist, which I
Speaker 8: didn't actually believe at the time, is called doctor c.
Speaker 4: Wright, doctor c Right.
Speaker 8: That's correct.
Speaker 4: That is incredible, perfect.
Speaker 3: That's out there with Katie Kitchen and Peter Chippy the Chippy.
Speaker 3: It's perfect, isn't it. Of course he's going to be
Speaker 3: an optometrist. It's called Peter c Right. That's an amazing one. Gal,
Speaker 3: thank you very much.
Speaker 5: Thanks Christian.
Speaker 4: Have a good day. We got here, Adam.
Speaker 3: That's it cut off before we can say goodbye properly, Jack, Adiam,
Speaker 3: good morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning.
Speaker 2: Go there you're going.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're good Adam. And what's your one for us?
Speaker 6: My name is Adam Rock, and I've got a concrete company.
Speaker 4: Adam Rock, And what is the name of your concrete company.
Speaker 6: It's called made of Concrete, mister Rock. Well, you know, look,
Speaker 6: I get a lot of funny comments, and especially from
Speaker 6: ty Miles. It tends to be from that that side
Speaker 6: of the people. So yeah, it's interesting at times.
Speaker 3: I want to know more, but we don't want to
Speaker 3: know more, okay, good self discipline, Yeah.
Speaker 4: Always good, isn't it? Live on radio?
Speaker 6: Thank you, Adam Rock, Thank you, guys, thank you boy.
Speaker 4: That side of the people, the people.
Speaker 3: Let's refer to Patsy now the news and let's now
Speaker 3: hear the news from that's.
Speaker 4: The face of the people. Weird. Yeah, yeah, that Patsy.
Speaker 3: You named it all right, Debbie, let's carry on, Debbie,
Speaker 3: good morning, Hi.
Speaker 5: Good morning. How are you Christian over the place?
Speaker 3: And Debbie, is it your name that's got something to
Speaker 3: do with your job?
Speaker 4: Mate?
Speaker 8: No, not me.
Speaker 5: It was my old dentist as a child, whose name
Speaker 5: was doctor Borah. You can imagine definitely, as you can
Speaker 5: imagine that it's one of the reasons why I hate
Speaker 5: going to the dentist.
Speaker 4: Absolutely lovely Tebbi, thank you very much. She cool mate,
Speaker 4: have a good day.
Speaker 5: No worries you too, So Jane.
Speaker 7: Goodnoying question, James, can you hear me?
Speaker 4: I can loud and clear?
Speaker 7: Hello, Yes, So this is my son's woodwork teacher, mister Wood.
Speaker 4: How can you be?
Speaker 3: How can you command a load of unruly kids if
Speaker 3: your name is mister Wood?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think he does a pretty good job. Actually,
Speaker 7: I think I think he's a fairly firm. But he's
Speaker 7: a very very lovely man as well.
Speaker 4: Lovely.
Speaker 3: Oh, thank you, Jimmy, Thanks James, thanksgiving mess call. So
Speaker 3: no mucking around at the back there. I think that
Speaker 3: was mister Wood. I think that actually was.
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, great teacher, inspirational and.
Speaker 3: I am giggling? Am I giggling on this radio show?
Speaker 3: It's not that on the head. Okay, that's your lovely
Speaker 3: guy called in. If you know anyone who's this lovely?
Speaker 3: Actually nothing funny. Just just just keep it down today. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's fine, It all down, listeners, No one wrap on
Speaker 3: this show?
Speaker 4: What's going on? Dave?
Speaker 5: Good morning everyone?
Speaker 8: How are you?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're good. We needed to save the feature, Dave. Dave,
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, if you go.
Speaker 7: Dave saved many years ago.
Speaker 2: I was in the aim of Reserve and I always
Speaker 2: knew we're gonna have problems when we went out boys,
Speaker 2: because we had a major war.
Speaker 3: Major war never even heard of the sounds like a
Speaker 3: marvel sort of lame named Paddy, doesn't it.
Speaker 4: Watch out for a major war.
Speaker 3: No, it's actually really nice because I love you, Dave,
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.