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Speaker 2: Good morning, Rio, good morning, Good morning, Pats morning, and
Speaker 2: good morning Alex.
Speaker 1: Gooday.
Speaker 2: So FIL's right that we should start today's show by
Speaker 2: talking about the life and times of an incredible man,
Speaker 2: which is Neil Danaher Alex Hughes's story today.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm really.
Speaker 6: Upset this morning, Christian, and as is the country really
Speaker 6: a former Australian of the Year back in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 6: and this man was a legend, godfather. He's been described
Speaker 6: by some AFL coaches and he's responsible for a lot
Speaker 6: of coaches getting their jobs.
Speaker 1: Chris Fagan.
Speaker 6: We just turned in the sports and hears there, the
Speaker 6: coach of the Brisbane Lions. He has raised over one
Speaker 6: hundred million dollars for m and this man just fought
Speaker 6: and fought and fought this disease for thirteen long years.
Speaker 6: Normally it takes people a lot less than that. Takes
Speaker 6: a lot less than that to take people this awful,
Speaker 6: awful disease. We also learned in the National Regular ag
Speaker 6: j Rrow South Sydney, Queens story last year heartbreaker at
Speaker 6: thirty years old. He's got a young child. He was
Speaker 6: diagnosed in December last year, and it's just this awful
Speaker 6: disease that just keeps, it just keeps popping up.
Speaker 2: I actually think it's one of the cruelest ones that
Speaker 2: people can get because it stripped you of almost everything
Speaker 2: and he.
Speaker 1: Was only given Nil's had it.
Speaker 2: Neil got diagnosed what thirteen years ago, given twenty seven
Speaker 2: months to live exactly. And when they talk about it's
Speaker 2: not what happens to your life, it's what you make
Speaker 2: of what happens to you in life. His reaction to
Speaker 2: getting that awful diagnosis to choose a life of literally
Speaker 2: selfless service is unbelievable.
Speaker 1: It's something sort of awe inspiring.
Speaker 2: Actually, I went to the Big Freeze in twenty eighteen
Speaker 2: when we first moved here, and I met him and
Speaker 2: his daughter Beck and he was still able to walk
Speaker 2: them and just I saw for hours he was marching
Speaker 2: around the MCG and just going into different rooms, you know,
Speaker 2: and he refused to he refused to let you have
Speaker 2: any pity for him. He just wanted a cure for
Speaker 2: that disease. And the thing is around the world MND.
Speaker 2: The research into it is led by Nil's foundation and
Speaker 2: the money they've raised over the years. It's all literally
Speaker 2: led by Melbourne, Australia and Neil Danaher and his foundation
Speaker 2: and what his family have done. It is incredible. His
Speaker 2: life story is it's devastating the news today and yesterday
Speaker 2: when the family announced it. But also what inspiration.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you say right about that, you know, it's not
Speaker 6: the circumstances, it's how you deal those second circumstances.
Speaker 1: So can you be getting a state funeral?
Speaker 6: Yeah, definitely, he will have a state funeral one hundred
Speaker 6: and fifty percent because he means so much to so
Speaker 6: many people. You know, Born in New South Wales Country,
Speaker 6: New South Wales, one of four brothers, playing for the
Speaker 6: Essendon footy club and he went on to coach the
Speaker 6: Melbourne Demons as well, over two hundred games and an
Speaker 6: inspiration to so many And as I said, those coaches
Speaker 6: as well. So many tributes pouring in across the sporting landscape,
Speaker 6: not just AFL, but across the country. And that's the
Speaker 6: difference this man made to everyone's lives, especially those who
Speaker 6: are going through and all those families and.
Speaker 1: Just this this awful, awful disease.
Speaker 6: And I am boyed by the fact also that NRL
Speaker 6: fans are calling for an MND round, which I think
Speaker 6: is a really really good idea.
Speaker 1: What a great legacy.
Speaker 2: If they were able to organize that, that's a great
Speaker 2: because the next big freeze under two weeks time, definitely very.
Speaker 1: Special on King's birthday. Yeah, and he was.
Speaker 6: Due to make some medie appearances next week. And so
Speaker 6: it's come as a real shock that Neil Neil is
Speaker 6: no longer with us, But our family are in our thoughts,
Speaker 6: His family is in our thoughts, and we just we
Speaker 6: love that man and the legacy he leaves and just
Speaker 6: couldn't be more proud of what he's done and what
Speaker 6: he's achieved.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well said I.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Every Tuesday morning, on the show, first half an hour,
Speaker 2: we go around the team we ask you as well,
Speaker 2: how was your Monday how did you start the week
Speaker 2: which you say you're a Monday winner or loser?
Speaker 1: Rio your Monday winner or a loser.
Speaker 7: I'm a loser.
Speaker 8: It does feel a little bit enough to be complaining
Speaker 8: about what I'm going to complain about coming off the
Speaker 8: back of what NewYork dallist fort but our holiday rentals,
Speaker 8: me and Caitlyn producer Caitlyn, we're staying here for a week.
Speaker 7: There's one lou roll to last us for the entire week.
Speaker 2: Come on, if you if you know there are two
Speaker 2: adults in there, that's actually ridiculous.
Speaker 1: It is we've got that is not a super host behavior.
Speaker 1: That's awful.
Speaker 7: It's really bad.
Speaker 8: I've only noticed it late last night, so I was
Speaker 8: thinking I might have to grab some Nixon from work
Speaker 8: on my way.
Speaker 7: My way back.
Speaker 1: It was shocking a loo role for two adults.
Speaker 7: And also there's just nothing in the place.
Speaker 1: So we've got this, and you checked the cupboards, I've.
Speaker 7: Checked all the cupboards. The cupboards is another point of contention.
Speaker 1: How many are locks. I don't like it where they
Speaker 1: have one locked one.
Speaker 8: There is one locked one in the bathroom. I suspect
Speaker 8: that's where the role is hiding.
Speaker 7: So I don't. I don't quite know how to pick.
Speaker 2: Up Catholic primary school I went to where if you
Speaker 2: want to go for a number two you got to
Speaker 2: put your hand up and they wouldn't let look. There
Speaker 2: was no loo role in the toilets. Who had the
Speaker 2: teacher would give you a couple of not the loo
Speaker 2: roll a couple of sheets out, so they go, what
Speaker 2: do you need to go? And you'd say one or
Speaker 2: two and then they would rushing out.
Speaker 1: It was nuns. Yeah, that's s threwed.
Speaker 2: Up angry nuns. I was raised by angry nuns. Patia,
Speaker 2: you were a Monday winner or loser.
Speaker 9: I'm going to say I'm a winner because I had
Speaker 9: the best pedicure of my life yesterday day, Absolutely fantastic.
Speaker 9: It was ninety minutes of pure bliss and they did
Speaker 9: things to my feet and legs that I never.
Speaker 7: Had done before.
Speaker 1: Feet and leg where to God, it was brilliant.
Speaker 2: What a rough start for a week for some poor lady.
Speaker 2: Right now, someone are saying I'm the biggest Monday looserver.
Speaker 2: Some woman came in like rhino feet.
Speaker 9: No rhino feet anymore. I don't know if you've ever
Speaker 9: had a facial where they put the steam like.
Speaker 1: I've never had a facial steam.
Speaker 9: It's fantastic. So they put that on your legs and
Speaker 9: then they did like a leg mask.
Speaker 7: They steamed your feet.
Speaker 9: Yeah, it's fantastic. And then they paint them and clip
Speaker 9: and do all that stuff. And then at the very
Speaker 9: end the Beasta resistance was they got like this soy
Speaker 9: wax candle that was melted and they put like the
Speaker 9: hot wax on your le.
Speaker 2: Smell as well, funny smell athletes for anyone, smell froucaus.
Speaker 7: My legs are like baby legs. They're fantastic.
Speaker 2: Now is this all the pampering routine getting ready for
Speaker 2: the the Radio Awards on Thursday night? Perhaps this brilliant podcast,
Speaker 2: Rage against the Menopause has rightly been nominated for a
Speaker 2: bigger war Thursday night.
Speaker 1: And so is this all the preparation.
Speaker 9: It's a little bit of prep, just a tad, just
Speaker 9: a tad of prep.
Speaker 1: I get the feeling there's more prep to come this week.
Speaker 1: What else is happening?
Speaker 9: There might be some microdom abrasion happening today.
Speaker 2: They get like like a triple Jay unsignband microder microdermabrasion.
Speaker 9: It's like a little wand it's like a vacuum cleaner
Speaker 9: for your face.
Speaker 7: And they're like, it's.
Speaker 1: Great, crumbs on it.
Speaker 9: No, it's like a really great exfoliant.
Speaker 8: Is a little bit dangerous doing it this this soon
Speaker 8: to the event?
Speaker 9: No, it's fine. So I've got that today. That'll be nice.
Speaker 2: And you'll love to know that Patsy's demanded a day
Speaker 2: on Friday. So whether she wins or lose, she needs
Speaker 2: to get on it Thursday night. And that commitment to
Speaker 2: audio excellence is why she deserves that.
Speaker 1: A wart Alex, You and Monday Winter all losing Moon.
Speaker 6: I'm a big fat loser because we have a tupperwar
Speaker 6: disaster in our hands.
Speaker 1: And that's because of our move. We moved recently over
Speaker 1: the weekend.
Speaker 6: I have all these tuperwear lids, but no containers. I
Speaker 6: counted twelve lids. Where did those containers go?
Speaker 2: Tonightmar there were some socks that separate. I know, you
Speaker 2: try and pair them up and you will never get
Speaker 2: them back together. The tup of were just it repels
Speaker 2: the container and the lids like their magnets.
Speaker 1: They can't be together. They repel each other away. Yes,
Speaker 1: they hate each other. There's just all these lids but
Speaker 1: no containers.
Speaker 6: And then just I just sat on the kitchen floor
Speaker 6: the other day just turning my hair out, crying, shaking.
Speaker 2: What a great phrase to say about somebody. You know what,
Speaker 2: that person is all lid, no container. It's a tuper
Speaker 2: wear insult. The ultimate insult is that guy is all lid,
Speaker 2: no container.
Speaker 5: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christiana My Monday Loser, or my accidentally wore my slippers
Speaker 2: to work yesterday Today I'm not even putting them on,
Speaker 2: just putting a shoe straight on out of bed slippers.
Speaker 7: That work is a winner in mind.
Speaker 1: Depends what you do.
Speaker 2: You know, if you go to see your doctor, okay
Speaker 2: and he's wearning his slippers, you're not taking him seriously.
Speaker 1: Christian, my Monday Winner.
Speaker 2: Figured out how to make the perfect cappuccino with my
Speaker 2: new coffee machine. Morning commutes this winter just got a
Speaker 2: whole lot better. That's from Emma. I am a Monday loser.
Speaker 2: I am in a world of pain right now. I've
Speaker 2: really really hurt my back so much so that I've
Speaker 2: had to send our new recruits. A show intern, Pete
Speaker 2: has joined our show, and he's had to send them
Speaker 2: out to the chemist. He has come back with some
Speaker 2: Voltaire and I actually asked for Voltron, which I think
Speaker 2: might be a kid's TV show. That's when he realized
Speaker 2: all is not well with Christian. He's asking for an
Speaker 2: animated TV show.
Speaker 7: But it does beg the question. You can't reach around
Speaker 7: to your back.
Speaker 1: It's actually struggling to breathe. I mean that much pain.
Speaker 7: He just starts screaming randomly in songs. Ah, God Love.
Speaker 2: I cannot ask a team member to loosen my pants
Speaker 2: and smear pain relief on my backside. What it's the
Speaker 2: beginning of the end. What if I get a thrill
Speaker 2: for it and then it's my new kink or something. Oh,
Speaker 2: my back's bad again.
Speaker 7: You physically can't reach your back. There's no way.
Speaker 1: Here's what I'm thinking I'm gonna do.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna smear it on the wall and then rub
Speaker 2: myself slowly up against the wall like a cat.
Speaker 1: Does you know A solution is right now? A solution?
Speaker 2: I have a bat last week and and then I
Speaker 2: went to see the physio, and the physio gave me
Speaker 2: these stretches an exercise they do right, And he said, hey,
Speaker 2: make sure you do these okay, three times to day,
Speaker 2: otherwise this will just happen again and it'd be worse.
Speaker 2: And of course I did none of those exercises, because
Speaker 2: you know when someone just clicks it and helps it
Speaker 2: feel But anything, I don't need to do any of that.
Speaker 2: I'm actually cured. If anything, this back is probably stronger
Speaker 2: than it's ever been. I've got the back of a twenty.
Speaker 1: One year old now.
Speaker 2: And of course today I got out of bed and
Speaker 2: I went to put a sock on and it was
Speaker 2: just like it just locked up. I rolled back on
Speaker 2: the bed and lay there for twenty five minutes wondering
Speaker 2: how am I going to get changed and then shuffle
Speaker 2: to work? And I thought, do I call for help?
Speaker 2: To someone have to come and get me changed? Can
Speaker 2: I even get into the studio today?
Speaker 7: How long did it take you to walking because you're
Speaker 7: quite late?
Speaker 2: Yeah, twenty minutes. It's a five minute walk. I had
Speaker 2: to keep actually stopping on the street a couple of times.
Speaker 2: I was leaning on a lamp post one but there
Speaker 2: was a trade just staring at me in his van
Speaker 2: and I sort of nodded and he didn't nod back.
Speaker 1: He was like, I'm not returning the nod What is
Speaker 1: going on with you?
Speaker 7: Suspicious character can be breathing.
Speaker 1: To lower back. You must make it to show.
Speaker 2: Monday loser Right, I'm gonna I'm going to go and
Speaker 2: put my cream and RB back with you.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell shown podcast.
Speaker 2: I have the voltairein shell applied the studio now house
Speaker 2: that I just read we're about to go into middle
Speaker 2: aged bands. It stinks of middle age in the studio
Speaker 2: now that medical ointments.
Speaker 1: It's that smell of ointment.
Speaker 7: It smells like a footy locker room.
Speaker 2: That's it, den Co rub Yes, that's it. There's a
Speaker 2: whiff of that about the studio today. It reeks of
Speaker 2: a middle aged man, which.
Speaker 1: The Bobek said.
Speaker 2: Up for middle aged bands, we did this yesterday morning
Speaker 2: on the time Waster and there were so many. We're
Speaker 2: doing a part too this morning. We're looking for your
Speaker 2: middle aged bands. The best one we get to the
Speaker 2: next five or ten minutes. We've got a gold class
Speaker 2: double pass. Haven't listened to some of these we had yesterday.
Speaker 2: These are all the goals we have from yesterday for
Speaker 2: middle aged bands.
Speaker 1: Hueye, can you put the news on please?
Speaker 2: Lewis match Box not twenty Anymore Earth went in Fiber,
Speaker 2: ben Folds, Washing Boys to menopause, Good Scissor Sisters.
Speaker 1: Perry Men at Work, Silver Hair.
Speaker 2: The winner was Bob Barley Sugar all of that pearlch
Speaker 2: Ham on my toast please, Caravan Morrison, Robert Planter for
Speaker 2: Schitus and Limpin Park.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Doing an extra time waste this morning. He had so
Speaker 2: many yesterday for your middle aged bands. We're doing a
Speaker 2: part of this morning Middle Aged Bands.
Speaker 1: Rio. Are you ready to mark?
Speaker 7: I'm ready?
Speaker 2: Menopause at work, Silver pass Christian, get yourself a plastic
Speaker 2: serving spoon. You put the back ache cream on the
Speaker 2: convex side and then it extends. That's actually a good idea.
Speaker 2: That's someone who's been there. Thank you Despatch on the frontline.
Speaker 2: Thank you Chris Passing On Nickel Backpaine System of the
Speaker 2: Will you turn it down please, Silver.
Speaker 1: Going Deaf Leopard, Silver, Cold Flannel. The people like a
Speaker 1: cold flannel from.
Speaker 2: I can't believe flannels are still around there always seem
Speaker 2: like a dirty old rag to me.
Speaker 7: The nineties are back, yes, yeah.
Speaker 2: The pretenders can't become the can't benders. That's very good, Sam, Gregor,
Speaker 2: well done for that. Can you just too cold to play?
Speaker 2: Too cold to play? Too cold to play?
Speaker 7: It's not anything.
Speaker 1: Living on a chair.
Speaker 7: That's a song.
Speaker 2: Bronze, I'm deficient Maiden. That's very funny. It's so funny.
Speaker 1: I get the thing.
Speaker 2: A lot of people are writing from a place within them.
Speaker 2: Buns and hoses, Silver, Green Bindei Green Binda is brilliant. Lisa,
Speaker 2: that's very funny. I love this one from Glenn Mega
Speaker 2: death stare at kids on the scooters. Tim's got hunters
Speaker 2: and collecting the pension. Silver, Lisa's got my chemical reflux.
Speaker 2: Very very good.
Speaker 1: All right, these are great. Who's the winner this morning?
Speaker 7: They can't benders?
Speaker 1: Yeah, they can't. They can't bend. It's instead of pretenders.
Speaker 1: It's very good.
Speaker 2: It feels like it's some kind of right middle aged
Speaker 2: rhyming slang. Thank you very much for those.
Speaker 5: Christin O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: All right, who is injured right now? Listening to the show?
Speaker 1: Where are I? People at? I am in no small
Speaker 1: amount of pain.
Speaker 2: I have really done some time back early this morning,
Speaker 2: just simply putting a sock on. I'm literally smeared in
Speaker 2: volterin at the moment it smells of Denker Robin the studio.
Speaker 2: I've had that little tiny ball in my back rio.
Speaker 2: You will attest that I was literally pushing it, pushing
Speaker 2: back into a ball just now for five minutes, up
Speaker 2: against the wall, yeah, up.
Speaker 8: Against the walls, steering out the window. I said to you,
Speaker 8: are you an excruciating pain?
Speaker 7: Because you had a.
Speaker 2: Grimace on your face that no, Oh, my goodness, when
Speaker 2: you have back pain, you'll know.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's horrendous. So sort I want to know then,
Speaker 1: who is injured right now? Alex? Are you injured?
Speaker 6: I've pulled a muscle in my neck due to a
Speaker 6: moth in my jacket. So I was putting my jacket
Speaker 6: on this morning, it's cold, and I'm walk into the
Speaker 6: bathroom and I hear this sort of rustling around just
Speaker 6: just on my collar.
Speaker 1: And this moth just flies out.
Speaker 6: I'm like ah, and as I flail my arms in
Speaker 6: a mad panic, I pulled something a muscle in.
Speaker 1: My neck or a twinge.
Speaker 6: It was a twinge, your real twinge, right up the left.
Speaker 2: Side, and it was like this sort of so it's
Speaker 2: the new place got moths.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you need to get that sword otherwise just start.
Speaker 2: Eating your cloth, your perimendo vests, Alex, all those baby
Speaker 2: boo jumpers you have, and it'll.
Speaker 1: Be nailed up.
Speaker 6: Normally it flies out of my wallet. But yeah, but anyway,
Speaker 6: it's hurting my neck.
Speaker 5: It really is, Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Who is injured right now?
Speaker 2: I have actually put my back out putting my socks
Speaker 2: on this morning. It took way too long to get ready,
Speaker 2: to shuffling around, swearing, sweating, shaking to myself, and then
Speaker 2: a real slow shuffle to work, leaning on lamp posts
Speaker 2: along the way, heavy breathing. Quite the scene. Quite the
Speaker 2: scene this morning, Christian. I've hurt my hip. I stepped
Speaker 2: off a train to let people off before I hopped
Speaker 2: back on one leg. No one would give me their
Speaker 2: seats to have several physio appointments for.
Speaker 1: Doing a good deed.
Speaker 7: That's what they're saying. No good deed goes.
Speaker 2: On punished, Natalie, Christian, I've injured myself. My small doxy
Speaker 2: doodle dog slept next to my leg last night, and
Speaker 2: because I couldn't roll over properly, I tried to move
Speaker 2: the dog my leg and I put my hip out.
Speaker 2: That's incredible, Naturally, that's that's gonna Stacey. Now, good on
Speaker 2: in Stacy, good morning, good morning, good.
Speaker 1: How do you do that? That's agony?
Speaker 10: Yeah, he's agony.
Speaker 1: I was.
Speaker 11: My husband told his miniscus back in December and he
Speaker 11: was given the clearance to run. So I said, come on,
Speaker 11: let's do it together. Third session out. My miniscus is torn.
Speaker 11: Go and see he's knee specialist who told me putting
Speaker 11: socks on.
Speaker 2: So Christian is like you, yeah, it's gonna tell you
Speaker 2: what they need to come with warning. There should be
Speaker 2: a health warnerfully socks. The government need to do something.
Speaker 3: The socks should be banned.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: We that's a lot of miniscus has been torn and
Speaker 2: twisted there in that story.
Speaker 11: Yeah, well I go into surgery hopefully.
Speaker 2: All right, Well I hope it's all okay, Stacey, Thank
Speaker 2: you very much. Give us a call.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell show Go on podcast.
Speaker 2: Yes it on the show, Rio told us the story
Speaker 2: about his funeral faux pas from Friday at a Greek
Speaker 2: funeral where he started eating the food that was laid
Speaker 2: on for grieving relatives.
Speaker 1: That had not been blessed.
Speaker 8: No, hadn't been blessed by the priest. The aunties were
Speaker 8: running around trying to grab the food off all the
Speaker 8: other people that had followed my lead, because the Orthodox
Speaker 8: Greek priest hasn't come in and blessed the food, so
Speaker 8: we're eating cursed food.
Speaker 1: And so now we hear that there's a second funeral
Speaker 1: faux pas.
Speaker 8: Yes, so I must apologize. To Tina's auntie Penny, who
Speaker 8: was sitting right next to me and Caitlyn. I went
Speaker 8: up to do a good thing. I said, Oh, would
Speaker 8: you like me to grab you a cup of coffee?
Speaker 8: She scays, I would love that white please. I go
Speaker 8: up to the bench. There's two types of coffee. There's
Speaker 8: one Greek coffee and there's a mug of a jug
Speaker 8: of normal coffee.
Speaker 7: I go Greek funeral Greek coffee.
Speaker 8: So I get her a big mug, pour it full
Speaker 8: of Greek coffee, a bit of milk, take it back
Speaker 8: over to her. Then I go back to get Caitlin
Speaker 8: in my coffee. I then noticed with the Greek coffee
Speaker 8: there are these tiny, little like almost shot glasses which
Speaker 8: people are drinking out of.
Speaker 7: So that's what you're supposed to pour it in. So
Speaker 7: I pour the Greek coffee and that take it back
Speaker 7: to me and Kaitlyn.
Speaker 8: Auntie Penny says, oh, be careful with that Greek coffee.
Speaker 8: That stuff is like rocket fuel. Make sure you only
Speaker 8: have a little bit. And I'm looking at her going,
Speaker 8: oh no, lady, she's she's trapped in.
Speaker 7: Lady, you've been drinking a lot of that Greek coffee.
Speaker 1: Did you say anything? No?
Speaker 7: Because she then walked away. I asked Kitlyn, but at
Speaker 7: this point she had.
Speaker 1: Would have had like palpitation.
Speaker 7: She had like half of it. I said to Kaitlyn,
Speaker 7: do I tell them? What do I do?
Speaker 1: I gave it the ground. We know what they're smashing
Speaker 1: those plates they got too much coffeine in them.
Speaker 8: Kayler said, it's too far going. No good will come
Speaker 8: from it now, just let it go. So I don't
Speaker 8: know what happened to.
Speaker 2: You that funeral, all right? So so why didn't we looking
Speaker 2: for your stories? What happened at the funeral? I remember
Speaker 2: when two years ago with my mother in law's funeral.
Speaker 2: And they're a lot of obviously oldly people though are
Speaker 2: not the wake afterwards. If you ever are in this situation,
Speaker 2: old people love a tea on They were cueuing like
Speaker 2: it was happier anyway, one of Jackie's friends, Terry, who's
Speaker 2: ninety one, came up to me at the wake and goes,
Speaker 2: Jackie had a really nice walker. What do you think
Speaker 2: you're going to do with it? And I went, Terry,
Speaker 2: we haven't only buried her. Okay, it's too soon, too
Speaker 2: soon to be wandering about her estate belongings.
Speaker 1: And that walker.
Speaker 2: I did take it around a couple of days later,
Speaker 2: though she wants she she I don't know.
Speaker 1: I reckon she'd been like spying it.
Speaker 2: I think she'd gone to have a look round through
Speaker 2: the window, going I'm.
Speaker 7: Having that time.
Speaker 2: Is a sick walker? I want that now in Tim
Speaker 2: Peter's joined the show. Now what you've got a great
Speaker 2: funeral story?
Speaker 12: Well, yes, God bless my mother, who passed away about
Speaker 12: five years ago during COVID time, so the funerals weren't
Speaker 12: that big at the time. Was the only thing like
Speaker 12: maximum twenty people at the time. And the part of
Speaker 12: this is my mother really never wanted to go. We
Speaker 12: never wanted to leave this earth, and I think this
Speaker 12: was her way of saying, I'm not going anywhere. So
Speaker 12: my job, I didn't have a lot of jobs because
Speaker 12: we didn't have to have a big fund. My job
Speaker 12: was organized the grave digger at the Regional Scott's Creek Cemetery.
Speaker 12: So my job was to basically pay the guy one
Speaker 12: hundred and forty five dollars cash on the day most
Speaker 12: to make sure that he the whole was dug, you know,
Speaker 12: like a whole needs to be dug, if that makes sense.
Speaker 12: So as we are carrying my beautiful mother's coffin towards
Speaker 12: the whole, the funeral directors both stare at me, Dad,
Speaker 12: my uncle's seven.
Speaker 1: She ain't fitting, she's too small.
Speaker 7: They dug the hole too small.
Speaker 1: Pay them hundred and forty five. You couldn't got the hundred.
Speaker 7: And fifty was cash too, It was.
Speaker 1: He didn't negotiate with funeral too well.
Speaker 7: No, of course we asked for a discap.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying is it's this. The problem was,
Speaker 1: it was just we're all stilling.
Speaker 7: What do we do now?
Speaker 1: Start digging?
Speaker 12: Well, then that's the thing I've got on Uncle Jonathan
Speaker 12: A very good morning is listing as well. He's like,
Speaker 12: we've got shovels in the boot, and literally shovels, and
Speaker 12: we're farmers, right, so we've always got these things in
Speaker 12: the boot or.
Speaker 1: They were always ready to go. We'll start farming funeral.
Speaker 12: Okay, I'm starting to maybe my family sends we all
Speaker 12: have shovels in our car, just so to be clear,
Speaker 12: just in case you ever need a shovel. But yeah,
Speaker 12: so that was the case that he's like, literally, know,
Speaker 12: I'll grab the shovel. No, we're not doing this now.
Speaker 12: We are not digging my own mother.
Speaker 1: You've got the conference. Everyone's there the grace.
Speaker 12: Look, we had to sit it there and they said, well,
Speaker 12: just pop it in later. Literally, so we had to
Speaker 12: leave there sort of next to the hole, and it
Speaker 12: was a bit of a really really really weird situation
Speaker 12: for everyone. I was like, oh, do we come back
Speaker 12: later when we have that moment when you get it down.
Speaker 1: We didn't go back. We went to our own little
Speaker 1: private wake.
Speaker 12: But anyway, she's in the ground now because the hole
Speaker 12: is sorted.
Speaker 1: But it was just really close to the top.
Speaker 12: It was like the opera music playing, and just went so, oh,
Speaker 12: doesn't fit. I didn't dig the hole big enough.
Speaker 1: My bad god, it's just a standard size. That's what
Speaker 1: I would have thought too. To My mum wasn't a
Speaker 1: big person.
Speaker 12: He wasn't extra locks, wasn't a basketball player or anything
Speaker 12: like that.
Speaker 5: It just did not fit. That's great, Pete the Christian
Speaker 5: O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Your story is what happened at the funeral. Some of
Speaker 2: the calls got lined up. Someone called in their uncle
Speaker 2: died obviously led a good life, two hundred and twenty kilos.
Speaker 2: They had to take out the grandmother's coffin so that
Speaker 2: he would fit in underneath and snot squash her squasher.
Speaker 1: I think there's a squashess.
Speaker 2: Christian and my father in law's wait standing in line
Speaker 2: for a cup of tea head down as a somber fare.
Speaker 2: I saw my husband's backside in front of me, so
Speaker 2: I goosed him again, even before we get to up
Speaker 2: and next go around goosing people at wakes you yourself.
Speaker 2: I realized, head down, somber fare. It's not a bum
Speaker 2: squeezing time that.
Speaker 7: I don't know what goosing is.
Speaker 2: Goosing is where you you paint someone's backside. Anyway, it
Speaker 2: wasn't her, It wasn't her husband's backside. It was a
Speaker 2: brother in laws. I mean, what do you even say? Oh,
Speaker 2: I thought it was my husband. Even that doesn't make
Speaker 2: it Okay.
Speaker 1: You're at the weak, doesn't explain queuing for the weak tea.
Speaker 2: That's great, thank you very Let's take some of these
Speaker 2: stories now, Fiona, good morning, welcome to the show.
Speaker 13: Good morning, how are you, Christian, I'm good, Fiona.
Speaker 1: So, Fiona, what's your story? What happened at the funeral?
Speaker 13: So my uncle liked a bit of a chittly drink
Speaker 13: and loved a portner, you know, bottle of wine. So
Speaker 13: we always see, you know, just guard the corks and
Speaker 13: throw maby shoulder. We're at the funeral. We decided instead
Speaker 13: of throwing flowers, will put corks in a hole. Right,
Speaker 13: So we're tossing the corks in, or trying to put
Speaker 13: the corks in. They're not staying. They keep popping out.
Speaker 13: They are popping out like.
Speaker 2: So spooky, like he's chucking them at you some sort
Speaker 2: of last practical is exactly.
Speaker 13: So, no matter what, trying to gently drop these corks
Speaker 13: and they're popping back out again. We're throwing him in.
Speaker 13: They're popping back again.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, like popcorn colonels.
Speaker 13: No, we don't use those. We don't need them. We're
Speaker 13: not needing them. We never drink, we don't need the.
Speaker 1: Cup all right, Fiona, thank you very much his story.
Speaker 1: Have a good day.
Speaker 2: Thanks, thank you, Mike. Good morning, mate, welcome to the show.
Speaker 10: Get Christian, Mike.
Speaker 1: What happened at the funeral? What's your story? Mate?
Speaker 10: Was a mate dad's funeral and the mate's dad was
Speaker 10: a big unit. And it wasn't the guy that was
Speaker 10: two twenty kilos just going to squash into a previous caller. Mate.
Speaker 10: I I was amongst eight Alberta's and I was struggling. Mate,
Speaker 10: it was heavy, Mate, I am, I am in the
Speaker 10: front and I'm walking backwards and unfortunately the left foot
Speaker 10: went back and went straight in the whole.
Speaker 1: Celeen go under that coffin. Other while there's two in
Speaker 1: the whole.
Speaker 10: Mate, I was injured and I didn't get helped. I
Speaker 10: didn't fall right in. I falled up to my waist
Speaker 10: and I've done I did a Hammy.
Speaker 1: Man down.
Speaker 10: We've lost one of the eighteen So I mean great mate,
Speaker 10: heavy day, heavy coffin. But I've been to funerals with
Speaker 10: that group of friends previously and they they have not
Speaker 10: chosen me to be a pol bearer and they based.
Speaker 1: A weekend.
Speaker 10: Yep.
Speaker 2: That is a great story. Mike, thank you very much
Speaker 2: for sharing that one. Have a good day, mate, that's
Speaker 2: a go on.
Speaker 10: The show, thanks mate.
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian at the cemetery, they start to lower the coffin.
Speaker 2: The strap broke. The coffin fell in headfirst and broke open.
Speaker 7: Fall No no, no, no no no.
Speaker 2: That's a go back and get him out and fix
Speaker 2: the coffin. What it's a long of errors? I do
Speaker 2: you mean fix it? They didn't nip off the Bunnings.
Speaker 2: Get some wood coats.
Speaker 7: To fix it, a new one to fortune?
Speaker 1: Too much a coffin? Is they are so much money?
Speaker 7: Maybe he's a bit of duct tape.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what I'm inburied in sack.
Speaker 2: There's no way once I'm done, my wife is not
Speaker 2: shelling out money for a nice coffin for me. There's
Speaker 2: no way. It'll be some sack, some Hessian sack from Bunnings.
Speaker 7: Throwing down the dip.
Speaker 2: Sorry, okay, that was unpleasant. We're on a mission of
Speaker 2: moment to save your pub or thanks to four X,
Speaker 2: the pub is calling somewhere between the first sip and
Speaker 2: the last laugh. It's always so four X. Next week
Speaker 2: on the show. Five pubs are going to get five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars each. This is incredible, and then one extra
Speaker 2: one gets the ultimate pub makeover. Now you've made a
Speaker 2: new song for this.
Speaker 7: I have a listener actually requested that.
Speaker 2: Yes, John said last week when we started our mission
Speaker 2: to save your pub, could we have to do a
Speaker 2: souped up version of fifty cents into club into pub
Speaker 2: for the save the pub.
Speaker 1: Let's have a listen to this.
Speaker 14: You can find me into pub bordering the grub, buy
Speaker 14: a ticket for the raffle, support the Cricket Club Ladies
Speaker 14: nineties Thursday. You might fall in love. So come call
Speaker 14: Christian up tell him about your pub. Asking you shall
Speaker 14: receive very.
Speaker 2: Good, powerful, very powerful light on lyrics. I'm not going
Speaker 2: to do a whole vers Wow, that's by Friday, the
Speaker 2: whole thing, the whole thing, all right, let's spit. Let's
Speaker 2: hear about some pubs. Now we have Kelly on the line. Now,
Speaker 2: good morning, Kelly.
Speaker 3: Hello, Hey doing Christian.
Speaker 2: I'm good Kelly. So I believe are you the only
Speaker 2: it is actually your pub?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 11: Yes?
Speaker 3: Is it closed down towards the end of last year,
Speaker 3: and my husband and I just went mad and bought it, so, yeah,
Speaker 3: we couldn't see the town without a pub.
Speaker 1: You brought the pub, and we've all seen the movie.
Speaker 1: We brought a zoo. You brought a pub. That's incredible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly for the community and if you running it.
Speaker 3: It's not open at the moment. No, we're currently trying
Speaker 3: to replace about half of the roof which has been
Speaker 3: leaking inside on the carpet. So well underway there, all.
Speaker 1: Right, So five thousand dollars would really help.
Speaker 3: Oh, five thousand dollars would be amazing. Yes, got a
Speaker 3: huge community support behind it, like everyone's following online, I
Speaker 3: following on Facebook and offering help and coming down to
Speaker 3: working bees. But yeah, we definitely it's not very sexy,
Speaker 3: but we probably would use that five thousand towards treating
Speaker 3: the mold in the dining area so that we can
Speaker 3: all get back in there and enjoy.
Speaker 2: Me.
Speaker 1: You absolutely got to get the mold sort out.
Speaker 3: That's got to happened.
Speaker 2: Yes, I would put that above that leaky old roof.
Speaker 2: Put mold suddenly up the wall where you're tucking into
Speaker 2: your palm. You know it's going to get a bit
Speaker 2: off the food. So what's the name of the pub.
Speaker 2: Where is this?
Speaker 3: Well, at the moment, we're just calling it the grand
Speaker 3: Ridge Project because it is a project on the grand
Speaker 3: Ridge which is in the stress, like he's up in Gippsland.
Speaker 3: So there's a grand Ridge row in the grand Ridge
Speaker 3: rail trail and there was a former grand Ridge brewery
Speaker 3: on the site. So it's a working title for the moment,
Speaker 3: Grandridge Project. And yeah, that's what we're we're working to good.
Speaker 1: Only for doing this.
Speaker 2: I think that's incredible and so can people follow?
Speaker 1: How's it going? You've got a website? Give yourself a push?
Speaker 3: Oh no website yet, we could use the five k
Speaker 3: for that.
Speaker 7: Maybe get rid of that mold set the mold out.
Speaker 1: I really can't.
Speaker 2: Can't move on to the marketink first the website.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well you can fall on social Facebook and Instagram
Speaker 3: at grand Ridge Project.
Speaker 2: Right, I'm gonna do that. I'll give you go as
Speaker 2: a follow. And then what is the When would you
Speaker 2: like to be opening up?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 3: We would love to be able to have Christmas drinks
Speaker 3: in the pub, even if we can't get the kitchen
Speaker 3: up and running by then, we'd love to be able
Speaker 3: to pour some Christmas beers for everyone. It comes home
Speaker 3: for Christmas. So many people our age had part time
Speaker 3: jobs there growing up. You know, people met their lifelong
Speaker 3: partners there, they had their kids in for a working day.
Speaker 3: It was just you know, it's a grad an employer
Speaker 3: in the town.
Speaker 2: Yeah, brilliant. I love this, And so what is the
Speaker 2: plan that you and your husband are going to run it?
Speaker 3: At this stage, we will need someone in the kitchen,
Speaker 3: and we will need someone in the brewery, and then
Speaker 3: we're yeah, definitely. We've got lots of offers of supports
Speaker 3: for people to come and work, but at the moment
Speaker 3: we are pulling all the strings together.
Speaker 2: Yes, this is unbelievable. Have you two ever worked together before?
Speaker 3: We did run a solar business. Yeah, we run a
Speaker 3: yeah solar business called Gipslan sold about ten years, So
Speaker 3: we did do that together. But yeah, mostly no, not really.
Speaker 3: It'll be interesting. We've worked a little bit hot.
Speaker 1: You should be filming all this. This would be a
Speaker 1: great documentary.
Speaker 5: I know.
Speaker 1: I could see. Is this on the verge of having
Speaker 1: a meltdown every five minutes?
Speaker 2: All the endless bureaucracy that this costing money, that's going
Speaker 2: to cost more money.
Speaker 1: It's it's brilliant watch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, we're not a lot of yet, which is
Speaker 3: probably good. It probably would have talked to us out
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 1: I think this is brilliant. I think it's a great
Speaker 1: thing to do. And you're right.
Speaker 2: Pubs they're just they're really important places there. They are
Speaker 2: the front room of a community. So many people have
Speaker 2: got stories involved in that place. I think it's a
Speaker 2: brand thing you've done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we've got kids coming up to working age and
Speaker 3: will be able to employ them and their friends. So
Speaker 3: many musicians have got in touch and said, you know,
Speaker 3: I started my career just playing gigs in your bar,
Speaker 3: and I would never got started without that opportunity. Like
Speaker 3: you know, it's so important. It's not just not just
Speaker 3: somewhere to catch up for a beer. It's something that
Speaker 3: builds the whole community.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well said Kelly.
Speaker 2: Hey, listen, thank you very much for entering this and
Speaker 2: tell us about the amazing what you're doing.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, speak to you soon.
Speaker 2: Thanks Kelly, Thanks Christian, Bye, good Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian.
Speaker 2: I'll just listen to your chat with grand Ridge Project.
Speaker 2: If it's okay with you. I make websites for a living.
Speaker 2: I would be happy to make them a brand new
Speaker 2: website for free. Stephen Water, what a good man you are.
Speaker 2: That's fantastic. What do you like it getting rid of mold?
Speaker 7: It's your threat websites and mold you don't see a
Speaker 7: lot of it.
Speaker 2: That's your edge, my friend. And can you maybe do
Speaker 2: a little bit of roofing as well? Roof over the
Speaker 2: head website online and they are good to go, Steven.
Speaker 2: That's very very kind. I'm sure they'll take you up
Speaker 2: on that offer. But Stephen Water, thank you very much
Speaker 2: for that. All right, we're doing Save our Pup.
Speaker 7: Went to well local.
Speaker 14: We've been going to Bigears, hat laces, saiteh.
Speaker 7: This where we have almus is.
Speaker 4: Being better days in Nita liqua pace.
Speaker 7: We need to help this joint on me and all.
Speaker 5: Out makes it's a.
Speaker 14: Say christ play saves any save Christian, please save l.
Speaker 1: All right, save our pup.
Speaker 2: Tell us about your palm that needs saving, because next
Speaker 2: week on the show, five pubs are gonna get five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars each and also another pub gets the ultimate
Speaker 2: Palm makeover. Head to the Gold website dot com dot
Speaker 2: au entries clothes Friday night. Why is this playing subsess
Speaker 2: with this Friday night thing like midnight, didn't I Because.
Speaker 1: That's what everyone's gonna do.
Speaker 2: They're gonna rushow from work and then just smash that
Speaker 2: website for a couple of hours. Anyway, deadlines Friday because
Speaker 2: we're renouncing a pub a day next week getting five
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. So please tell us about your local Someone
Speaker 2: who's on the line now doing that with a great
Speaker 2: name is John lor Good morning.
Speaker 1: John, Hi Christian.
Speaker 4: Nice to meet you.
Speaker 2: John, lovely to meet you as well. Quite advice you've
Speaker 2: got that, Johnny boy.
Speaker 4: Oh well mate, I'm pumped up. I'm ready to rock.
Speaker 4: Fantastic So like yours made, your show is great. I
Speaker 4: just love it. So this is this is a life
Speaker 4: experience for me. Absolutely love it.
Speaker 2: John, Thank you very much. And John, tell us about
Speaker 2: your local pub.
Speaker 4: Okay, local pub. It's fantastic. The Bayby at Gladesville. It's
Speaker 4: about one hundred and fifty years old. We started going
Speaker 4: there for the live music on Friday, Saturday nights, Sunday afternoon,
Speaker 4: great bands like The Bell, Kevin Bennett.
Speaker 1: And The Flow.
Speaker 4: There's always a party atmosphere. The joint goes off fantastic
Speaker 4: well priced food, great selection of reasonably priced wines and
Speaker 4: more beers than the hairs on the right leg of
Speaker 4: a gorilla.
Speaker 2: But the live years, I love this, John, that is
Speaker 2: a good line. That's a good line.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Thanks. I made it up to special, especially for
Speaker 4: you Christians. But the live music area could do with
Speaker 4: some updates. But I'm not putting it down. It's just
Speaker 4: a fantastic place and everyone just has a great time,
Speaker 4: you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these are these pubs you keep hearing about, you know,
Speaker 2: and they keep live entertainment going as well. With live music,
Speaker 2: lots of bands get their breaks and get to practice
Speaker 2: in front of smaller crowds and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: They really matter. We need. These places are dying out.
Speaker 4: Though, John, absolutely, And it's a travesty. And you know,
Speaker 4: I mean all the Namby pambies makes too much noise.
Speaker 4: Have a rock and roll like get off here button,
Speaker 4: have some fun y like complaining, complaining. Complaining in this
Speaker 4: country has become a national sport like it used to be,
Speaker 4: like it used to be another countries. Christian, you know
Speaker 4: what I mean. I'm not turning on you. You're not
Speaker 4: your Namby Pam. You're a rocker. You are on.
Speaker 2: Your backside and rock on. I say John, John, you
Speaker 2: need to show on this station.
Speaker 4: Okay, I got some bad news for you. You couldn't
Speaker 4: afford me.
Speaker 1: Oh wow, you want more money than are hairs on
Speaker 1: a Garrida's leg? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well yeah, more beers than the right leg.
Speaker 1: John.
Speaker 2: There are levels of this game, and I just am
Speaker 2: not at your level. You know, white belt, your ninth
Speaker 2: down black belt?
Speaker 4: Okay, you win, you win. I'm a lover, not a fighter.
Speaker 4: I'm a lover, not a fighter.
Speaker 2: All right, listen, John, it has been a blast to
Speaker 2: speak to you. Okay, watch out for those namby pambies, John, Oh.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're hiding around every corner, jump.
Speaker 2: Boring off me, bambies.
Speaker 4: Yes, all right, okay we done?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah we're.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah yeah yeah, John, Thank you very much for
Speaker 2: telling us about your brilliant cool put.
Speaker 4: The Bayview is the best. The Bayview is the best, brilliant.
Speaker 2: Good only for letting us know about the great work
Speaker 2: they're doing there. John, A joy to say speech. You
Speaker 2: might have a good day you too, mate.
Speaker 4: Thank you, see ya, Bye to you, John.
Speaker 1: How prank cool? You real?
Speaker 5: Christian O'Connell show go on podcast.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell's show.
Speaker 2: Time for today's time waste up the grounds for the
Speaker 2: Western Show. Five hundred dollars Holy Moly golf club gift
Speaker 2: card an excuse for a work party. Your Holy money
Speaker 2: golf club you can book now. We're looking for your
Speaker 2: wine movies. In the top five power rankings, top five
Speaker 2: countries by wine consumption, Who do we think about the
Speaker 2: most wine?
Speaker 1: France?
Speaker 12: Yeah, surely at number two?
Speaker 7: O surely not Australia number four.
Speaker 1: You're in the top five. An't ancient? Good work? Good work, iyce.
Speaker 2: I think a lot of that is me. I think
Speaker 2: go back eight years. You know we're near the top twenty.
Speaker 9: What about the US because they've got Napper Valley.
Speaker 2: Not that John Law would not stand for them. At five, Spain,
Speaker 2: of course, Australia number four. Italy is at three. France's
Speaker 2: number two is Portugal.
Speaker 7: Yes, I went there a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: Great story, I had more to it. Yeah, yeah, when
Speaker 1: we come back to this tomorrow.
Speaker 7: What are they famous for?
Speaker 1: Red reds?
Speaker 2: They do some great Dora. I think it is the
Speaker 2: red they do. It's very nice and port as well.
Speaker 1: Of course Portugal I had legs of when I was
Speaker 1: there as well. What wine movies you let us know
Speaker 1: of that Portuguese stuff. By the way, the king slurred speech.
Speaker 2: The Pino Grincio is gold audio. My cousin's Vinnie was
Speaker 2: a great one. My cousin's Vineyard silver. How good of
Speaker 2: a movie was Dancing with Wolves?
Speaker 1: Great? Yeh, he's really got into the wine he has now,
Speaker 1: that's right.
Speaker 2: Dancers with Wolf plass gold, Molo and me silver, Planet
Speaker 2: of the Grapes gold. And this is also protusiccating, not
Speaker 2: dirty dancing, shady dancing.
Speaker 1: All right, Ria, what have you got? Probably some from
Speaker 1: my Portugal.
Speaker 7: I had a wine there once.
Speaker 1: Great story tomorrow a date whole half hour on that again.
Speaker 7: Poort from Portugal.
Speaker 8: Greape expectations average, throw Muma from the train, throw muma.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, no, the familiar like it hot,
Speaker 2: very fancy, very good.
Speaker 1: Gold.
Speaker 7: And finally white men decant jump. They can't jump, but
Speaker 7: boy can they let.
Speaker 1: That red breeze. This has gone off.
Speaker 7: And when I was in Portugal.
Speaker 5: The Christian o'connall show podcast.
Speaker 2: For grabs today at the time, waster five dollars, Holy moly,
Speaker 2: golf club gift card.
Speaker 1: We're looking for your wine movies.
Speaker 2: Do you know what I thought about I would love
Speaker 2: to open up a bookshop, right, I've always want to
Speaker 2: open up a bookshop, and I'd really like to one
Speaker 2: way you buy your book if you want, you can
Speaker 2: have a glass of wine and go and sit in
Speaker 2: an old comfortable chair and start to read your book.
Speaker 2: I actually think it's a good idea. However, the name
Speaker 2: of it is page and Plank. It's quite nice as
Speaker 2: because you know plank one, but also buonk yourself down.
Speaker 7: I went over my head.
Speaker 1: Wow, wow, Stephen website.
Speaker 2: If you want to also build me a website please
Speaker 2: for no premises yet, Page and Plank.
Speaker 1: I'm looking for investors.
Speaker 7: That's really good.
Speaker 1: You could see that becoming a thing. You know.
Speaker 2: You get your book and then you go and have
Speaker 2: a glass of wine and you read your book. All right,
Speaker 2: we're looking for your wine movie. Sorry, it started to
Speaker 2: get me in a wine mood just reading about all
Speaker 2: the different wines Juice, Bigelow, mel Grizzio, Gold, Chitty Chitty
Speaker 2: goon bag like get ready for a lot of goon
Speaker 2: based ones.
Speaker 7: Okay, the National.
Speaker 2: Pride, Harry Potter and the goon Bag of Fire, but
Speaker 2: silence of the Lambriscos.
Speaker 1: Oh, silvil Park right down, Steve.
Speaker 2: Chardon a Darko, Sam Wadne, how to drain your flagon Silva,
Speaker 2: Freddie got corked, cook kid Silver, naughty, horrible Barossas, Oh,
Speaker 2: very very smart.
Speaker 1: Nathan Dude wears my shady silver.
Speaker 2: If I wasn't legless, I'd kick you. Very good Glenn,
Speaker 2: my cousin Vino Silver, bluzz Jack Sherry Maguire, Oh god, yeah,
Speaker 2: Viinocchio Goldinocchio is really good. White Wine Chicks silver bla.
Speaker 1: What on, John, don't mess with the zonzo.
Speaker 7: What's azo?
Speaker 1: It's a it's a brand of wife nice wine.
Speaker 5: Gold.
Speaker 1: No, No, I know, I don't really touch the stuff.
Speaker 2: Sense of a Whino, very good, Andy, very good, Win
Speaker 2: Zakimir Make a Pino.
Speaker 1: Is a very good.
Speaker 2: Forty yeerring old Virgin Silver, La La Licorland Temporillas in
Speaker 2: the midst nice reference.
Speaker 1: Brunt hell merlow silver.
Speaker 2: Saving Ryan's private collection, Caskaway silver Plas and went back
Speaker 2: to the old Goombergs goom Bag with the winds silver silver,
Speaker 2: Whining's playbook Gold. James Bond starts in goon Raker. That's
Speaker 2: very good, Jim, that's very good. Open wer op and
Speaker 2: winer Chris, that's very good and finding Pino still finding
Speaker 2: Nemo Pino read very good.
Speaker 1: Tell us more about that trip to Portugal. I'm not
Speaker 1: going to sleep tonight in cases anymore.
Speaker 2: What's who's the winner today?
Speaker 7: If I wasn't Legless, I'd kick you.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 2: Done to Greg, Greg, Randy and Stephen might have been Matt.
Speaker 1: Max, John Law, No no be Bamby's on.
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