Speaker 1: Good morning, It's a Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Good morning, It's a Christian O'Connor breakfast show. Friday morning.
Speaker 2: Come on in, Jack, Good morning.
Speaker 3: Pats Money, Good morning, team.
Speaker 4: Exciting day. It's Friday.
Speaker 2: Not just that, but we are off next week and
Speaker 2: we've got our air fries, all three of us. I've
Speaker 2: got our air fries. Jack and I have got our
Speaker 2: sort of pro ones. Patsy's got that little one one
Speaker 2: of the training with.
Speaker 3: A chip at a time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's right. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna be firing them up later on this morning,
Speaker 2: towards the end of the show to treat the producers,
Speaker 2: and one of the producers' ideas will be done on
Speaker 2: the show this morning at ten past seven.
Speaker 4: The other thing that's happening today.
Speaker 2: At some point on today's show, a song will be
Speaker 2: played twice and one of you is gonna win ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars. Before that, though, double thumbs up. Friday, we
Speaker 2: go around the team. We'll tell about the things we're
Speaker 2: into at the moment. I tell about you guys, but
Speaker 2: all my friends talk about verious WhatsApp crew is everyone's
Speaker 2: desperate for ideas?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I saw.
Speaker 2: Shane warn the other day. Our new friend from who's
Speaker 2: calling Christian. We swapped five dms the other day all
Speaker 2: about what TV shows recommending and stuff like that. He's stuck
Speaker 2: in quarantine for six days and he's just burning through
Speaker 2: the TV shows.
Speaker 3: The like trading cars. Now you've got knowing good shows.
Speaker 3: I'll give you that, but you're.
Speaker 4: Going to get something genuinely.
Speaker 2: As I'm listening to yours, I'm always making notes about
Speaker 2: things that I might watch as well. All right, let's
Speaker 2: go first of all to the queen of this feature,
Speaker 2: and that is Patsy. What are you giving your double
Speaker 2: thumbs up to?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 6: This was recommended by my brother who plays golf, and
Speaker 6: he said, you need to let Christian know about this.
Speaker 6: I reckon you'd be into it. You love your golf game.
Speaker 6: You haven't been able to play.
Speaker 7: Because the restrictions. You're into. Mindfulness and calm mindness.
Speaker 4: They don't go together. Golf fundo.
Speaker 2: Well, my God of golf, on mindfulness are enemies sworn
Speaker 2: literally swearing enemies.
Speaker 6: This is something really different. It's a world first and
Speaker 6: it's been made by the Ossie Golf Council and it's
Speaker 6: called Tea your Mind. It's the Golf Mindfulness Experience. It's
Speaker 6: a three hour a movie really, and what it is
Speaker 6: they've shot all of these beautiful Australian golf courses via
Speaker 6: drone and it talks to you like, well, like a
Speaker 6: meditation experience.
Speaker 7: I've got a bit of audio, you pointed me.
Speaker 4: I don't know anything about that.
Speaker 7: Have we loaded it?
Speaker 4: There's no audio.
Speaker 7: Make your pardon what we do have?
Speaker 4: And it's do you want us to act out? I mean,
Speaker 4: what is it?
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 3: We really need it to get to them.
Speaker 4: You are the.
Speaker 7: Bull, Yes exactly.
Speaker 4: It's like that.
Speaker 9: It is miles away from the whole swing through my
Speaker 9: friend and then follows some of the best male and
Speaker 9: female golfers around an eighteen eighteen whole course.
Speaker 7: And I think you would really benefit from it.
Speaker 4: I think you'd like it.
Speaker 3: I mean I don't like golf already, so it's a
Speaker 3: hard it's so boring the audio.
Speaker 2: So the thing I like about it is I go
Speaker 2: with my mates as well as that, So take that
Speaker 2: out of it. Take the golf hour. I'm just sit
Speaker 2: on the counch for three hours. Yeah, right, And my
Speaker 2: wife's going to be okay with this right now, and
Speaker 2: the kids are off and I'm going to sit there
Speaker 2: for three hours watching drone footage of a golf course.
Speaker 7: Give it a chance, you'll come out a better golfer and.
Speaker 4: Your thumbs up. Excuse me?
Speaker 7: We really needed that audio to sell that really important.
Speaker 7: The second thing, back to Kmart, I film back to
Speaker 7: we weren't there?
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 6: I found these awesome bloggers little site on Instagram.
Speaker 7: She's a tazzy mum.
Speaker 6: Clear is her name, and it's called the Camart Lover
Speaker 6: and basically it is homewares and stuff that she's brought.
Speaker 4: It came out drone FOOTAGEE.
Speaker 7: We go through the story footage.
Speaker 4: You know, it's mindfulness and Camark shopping.
Speaker 2: You're in home funds and spaces.
Speaker 6: She shows you how to use their products in her house. Honest,
Speaker 6: so your house looks like something off.
Speaker 2: I've sometimes got these things. I think they're called towels,
Speaker 2: and I don't know do I shove this t my backside?
Speaker 2: Or is this someone who can show me how to
Speaker 2: use these shoes or slip?
Speaker 6: Speaking of shoes, they've just released these Espa drill shoes.
Speaker 7: On the Kmart.
Speaker 10: Don't laugh.
Speaker 7: You wanted it to be personal this week. That's what
Speaker 7: I've done on.
Speaker 2: You hadn't seen anything you mentioned. Okay, it was a scandal.
Speaker 3: Jimmy Barnes podcast.
Speaker 6: Excuse me, I have listened to that.
Speaker 4: It's just not last week when you mentioned it. Dude.
Speaker 6: Anyway, I've got these espadrill shoes, not that U two
Speaker 6: nomads would even know.
Speaker 7: Do you know what an Espa drill is.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's a kind of roped sand or canvas and
Speaker 2: last big in nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 6: They've been back in. They're everywhere in Europe's summer, so
Speaker 6: they're going to be here for our summer.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: It's always bit of a lack, isn't it.
Speaker 6: Anyway, It's called the Camart Lover and I do love it.
Speaker 2: Reculous Today's and this week's came up. All right, Jackie boys.
Speaker 1: Up next The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: We go around the team, tell about the things we're
Speaker 2: into at the moment. I've got a hold of that footage.
Speaker 2: By the way, let's listen. This is the thing Patsy
Speaker 2: was just recommending, where if you love golf, how about
Speaker 2: sitting on the couch and watching Drone.
Speaker 7: Fort to job see your mind. It's mindfulness golf experience.
Speaker 11: Welcome to tell your mind a golf mindfulness experience. Over
Speaker 11: the next three hours, we'll be taking you on a
Speaker 11: journey of relaxation and mindfulness across some of Australia's most
Speaker 11: stunning courses.
Speaker 4: Three hours unline an.
Speaker 11: Experience first hand the mental health benefits of the game
Speaker 11: of golf amazing.
Speaker 2: Perhaps exactly exactly has had it anyone who does one
Speaker 2: of those online things.
Speaker 4: They all speak like this. Imagine there's none where a
Speaker 4: high pitched voice or irritating voice.
Speaker 3: Is there a relax keep.
Speaker 2: Coming all right, jackie boy, what have you got?
Speaker 4: Double thumbs up? This week.
Speaker 3: I've just finished this great book called Moonwalking with Einstein
Speaker 3: by Joshua Foer.
Speaker 4: Great, isn't it not?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think it's old, maybe ten or fifteen years
Speaker 3: old now, but it's about memory techniques and how to
Speaker 3: improve your memory.
Speaker 2: He won the World Memory Championships. I think he is
Speaker 2: an entire deck of cards.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he did a minute.
Speaker 3: He did the fastest person to remember two dex of cards.
Speaker 4: Yeah, in a minute and a half or something like that.
Speaker 3: And he started doing like there's mental athletics. It's like
Speaker 3: the mental Olympics of memorizing. And he started as just
Speaker 3: a journalist and then he got into it and met
Speaker 3: some guys who trained him, and now he uses the techniques.
Speaker 3: So I've been trying to in my lockdown, like at
Speaker 3: home when I've got nothing to do, trying to improve
Speaker 3: my memory.
Speaker 2: So I've read the book. It's a fascinating book. He's
Speaker 2: a really great story tether, isn't he?
Speaker 4: So which one you do you doing?
Speaker 2: Like the mind Planets, because I've done that to remember
Speaker 2: like stand up shows like an hour there's a lot
Speaker 2: of different pieces you want to remember and then not
Speaker 2: worry about remembering them, just perform them. And so I
Speaker 2: another comedian said this, you'll you'll learn an hour show
Speaker 2: in five minutes. She's in the mind planets. Are you
Speaker 2: using that?
Speaker 3: That's it? The memory palace where you take so childhood
Speaker 3: home and you put something you need to remember in
Speaker 3: each room and.
Speaker 2: Then you can have your mom suddenly like at the
Speaker 2: front door, she's wearing a T shirt with something like
Speaker 2: a photo or word to that triggers off whatever you
Speaker 2: want to try and remember.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And then I pair it with another technique called
Speaker 3: the person action object technique, which is also mentioned in
Speaker 3: the book, and I'm up to reciting five hundred digits
Speaker 3: of pie.
Speaker 4: Wow, just a genius level.
Speaker 3: Well, no, the world record is sixty thousand, but that's
Speaker 3: just an amazing thank you guys.
Speaker 4: To do well. Able to do pie too?
Speaker 3: Then to five hundred docimal places?
Speaker 4: Do it now? It stop?
Speaker 3: Okay? Three point one four one five nine two six
Speaker 3: five three five eight nine seven nine three two three
Speaker 3: eight four six. I mean I could have just been
Speaker 3: making numbers.
Speaker 2: Say he's gone to see Pats, he's on a night
Speaker 2: poll of that golf course.
Speaker 6: Welcome to I need that memory thing for my husband
Speaker 6: when he goes shopping at the supermarket.
Speaker 3: You can use it from shopping lists and all kinds
Speaker 3: of things that you want to run.
Speaker 2: I think that's what that book's designed for. Isn't it
Speaker 2: for shopping? This recall as well?
Speaker 4: So what's it called to people interested?
Speaker 3: Moonwalking with Einstein?
Speaker 4: Who almost forgotten?
Speaker 3: Actually I was going to call it memory with Einstein?
Speaker 3: Moonwalking with Einstein? Joshua Foer And if anybody wants, maybe
Speaker 3: I'll do a podcast exclusive where I do all five
Speaker 3: hundred dig digits of pie.
Speaker 4: Do that? Please? Do that? Okay?
Speaker 12: Christian?
Speaker 13: Hello, good Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Take a Morning.
Speaker 2: It's a Christian O'Connell show and God one O four
Speaker 2: point three double thumbs up. Friday, we go around the
Speaker 2: team and talk about the things we're into this week.
Speaker 2: So far, we've had Patsy, We've had Jack doing pie
Speaker 2: to five hundred.
Speaker 3: Five hundred decimal places and counting Pie is infinite, so
Speaker 3: you can keep playing forever, and that's why people use
Speaker 3: it as a test of memory.
Speaker 2: And the only thing I remember for maths at school
Speaker 2: is it three point six or three point nine recurring?
Speaker 3: That is something different that's not pie.
Speaker 4: That might be why I'm a DJ not too smart?
Speaker 4: Top is it not? I thought pie was three point
Speaker 4: six recurring?
Speaker 3: No, I guess if you one third of ten is
Speaker 3: three point three recurring and two ten six point six recurring.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, all right, because you've got a quick thing
Speaker 2: for me. One is a again the kids told me about.
Speaker 2: It's actually a huge website called Coat and you get
Speaker 2: a free account is Quizzes online and your phones. You
Speaker 2: play it with your family or anyone else. So we're
Speaker 2: starting to play it with family that are obviously back home,
Speaker 2: and it's a way to try and do something together
Speaker 2: on Zoom without running out of conversation really quickly. And
Speaker 2: you know on Zoom we could do share screen yep,
Speaker 2: things all learn lockdown, share screen, hang on and the host.
Speaker 4: I can share screen.
Speaker 3: I have admin prov y.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can invite you into a breakout room. Oh
Speaker 4: you need to and met your microphone mummy.
Speaker 2: Who is a website free of charge and you just
Speaker 2: type in like, say you want to do a quiz
Speaker 2: together twenty questions on eighties movies.
Speaker 4: You go there. People have made them your press play.
Speaker 2: It gives you a pin code all of you put
Speaker 2: in wherever you are in the world, you put in
Speaker 2: your pin code onto your phone. You're playing, your phone
Speaker 2: turns into your buzzer, quickest finger first and all that.
Speaker 2: So I'm plant that eighties one. There's a couple of
Speaker 2: great nineties ones where they've even got like the three
Speaker 2: seconds of a song from the nineties with the video.
Speaker 4: You've got to guess what it is you do when
Speaker 4: we do it.
Speaker 2: The other the other saturdaynight, we're hanging out some friends
Speaker 2: of ours in Geelong and it was her fiftieth and
Speaker 2: I even found one. She's a massive Cats fan. I
Speaker 2: even found that there's a geelong cats quiz. The topic
Speaker 2: forever it's yeah, uh and so yeah, who can't recommend enough?
Speaker 4: That's all you're going.
Speaker 3: And I know you can make your own ones because
Speaker 3: my sister we've the only time we've played it. She
Speaker 3: may want about our family, so that all the questions
Speaker 3: are about.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the reason why I was I loaded one up
Speaker 2: there for my mom for a seventieth and it came
Speaker 2: from one of our listeners. We even told me about
Speaker 2: the website called Catherine, and she loved that. It was
Speaker 2: great fun. We should make some stuff. Yeah. Last one
Speaker 2: is a documentary. This is incredible. It's an amazing documentary
Speaker 2: called My Octopus Teacher.
Speaker 3: I'm listening.
Speaker 2: I'm Netflix hour and twenty now. I've got to be honest.
Speaker 2: I saw that the subject heading My Octopus Teacher, and
Speaker 2: actually be honest here right. Yeah.
Speaker 4: I thought it was about some crazy person who fell.
Speaker 2: In love with an octopus and Lenda, I'm a sad man, okay,
Speaker 2: And I thought I'll watch this one guy, where do
Speaker 2: you marry It? And I ended up watching it twenty
Speaker 2: minutes in. I'm in tears. It's one of the most
Speaker 2: so I actually rewound it and you can't rewind Netflix,
Speaker 2: but anyway you get one saying and cause my wife
Speaker 2: has said, you got to see this. It is a
Speaker 2: profound is the only word. It will change how you
Speaker 2: think about life. It's incredible. The story is in twenty ten,
Speaker 2: There's There's Marine Bologist. He was started to make a
Speaker 2: very different documentary about marine biology and he's filming some
Speaker 2: stuff underwater. He's doing free dive.
Speaker 3: And then he fell in love with.
Speaker 2: He monitored as he's filming this curious young octopust keeps
Speaker 2: getting involved, so they start to film a bit more
Speaker 2: about it.
Speaker 4: He follows her as a free diver. He follows her
Speaker 4: to her den.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that's where they live, follows her den
Speaker 2: and they start realizing this is more interesting hanging out.
Speaker 2: He spent a year with this octopus and during the
Speaker 2: lifetime an octus, at one point she starts.
Speaker 4: To have babies or eggs.
Speaker 2: She a shark attacks her and she loses an arm,
Speaker 2: and then she doesn't come out to the den for
Speaker 2: a couple of days.
Speaker 4: It regenerates, but.
Speaker 2: Anyway, then you start to see what happens to the
Speaker 2: guy after at the end of it, after a year,
Speaker 2: and how it totally changes his relationship with his son.
Speaker 2: It's an amazing documentary. I promise you right, you won't
Speaker 2: regret watching this, even you thinking I'm not sure about this,
Speaker 2: this seems odd. It is what we need in our
Speaker 2: lives right now. It's beautiful.
Speaker 3: The octopus is an amazing animal.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's something beautiful about them, and it feels really
Speaker 2: you hear this a lot at the moment. It's very timely,
Speaker 2: very timely, very timely. These times we need times that
Speaker 2: are timely.
Speaker 4: But it is.
Speaker 2: It's timely, but it's I can't recommend it enough. I
Speaker 2: keep raving about it to friends, My octopus teacher. You'll
Speaker 2: watch it, you feel differently, and you will recommend it
Speaker 2: to other people.
Speaker 4: That's when I'm out Christian.
Speaker 1: Christian iconnor Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: See no last week on the show.
Speaker 2: You're very peace to me because I've ordered a only
Speaker 2: one of twenty to come into the country and inflatable
Speaker 2: hot tub.
Speaker 4: Yeah what was it called again, Miami?
Speaker 2: So because there's only one of twenty, very hard to
Speaker 2: get hold of a classy item like this. It's not
Speaker 2: for everyone's having inflatable hot tub.
Speaker 3: Not many people would want to Yeah, and not many
Speaker 3: people can get hold of one.
Speaker 4: Chat there's only one of twenty.
Speaker 2: Okay, yesterday you arrived, Oh great, Yeah, And I've been
Speaker 2: couriered across all of Australia, all the way from w A, Perth,
Speaker 2: driven away here and it's the wrong one.
Speaker 3: No, what is it?
Speaker 2: It's the wrong one. It's not the one we ordered.
Speaker 2: It's a tiny, little one. We wanted me to get
Speaker 2: in it. The kids are the kids are upset. They
Speaker 2: were looking forward to it. They've got to come back
Speaker 2: and take it back to Perth. Yes, now it is,
Speaker 2: of course it's.
Speaker 3: Worth it, Jack, How big is it?
Speaker 14: Shoot?
Speaker 4: Even the small one?
Speaker 2: It's still wait, you can't one person can't lift it.
Speaker 2: It's in a hallway. Actually climb over, actually climb over today. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's in the hallway.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So what's this one called? If the Miami is the premium,
Speaker 3: what's the sub premium.
Speaker 4: I don't know what this one is. But it's not
Speaker 4: the one we ordered.
Speaker 2: And we rang them yesterday and they were hugely apologetic
Speaker 2: and they're going to send a curre to pick it up.
Speaker 4: It's got to go back to Perth.
Speaker 3: So now you won't have a few week off.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, looking forward to it last week on
Speaker 2: my week next week on our week off, the kids
Speaker 2: were looking forward to getting in there as well. There's
Speaker 2: no Miami hot tub next week. I know it's not
Speaker 2: an easy thing to send back as well, because at
Speaker 2: first I was just thinking love with my car got
Speaker 2: hit this week and I was just thinking, oh the.
Speaker 4: Admin, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I don't even know how to pick it up to
Speaker 2: take it down to the post office, put on that
Speaker 2: you know, that little counter and then go how much
Speaker 2: this way? I don't know forty keynos. I mean it
Speaker 2: costs more than actually I am paying for it to
Speaker 2: actually send it all the way to Perth. So yet
Speaker 2: now it's that awful thing you know where you were
Speaker 2: really excited about delivery.
Speaker 4: It turns up and it's not the right one.
Speaker 3: And how long do they give to the new one comes.
Speaker 4: I don't want to get into.
Speaker 2: Its going to be a while November.
Speaker 7: You'll have it for summer and it's been nearly over
Speaker 7: by then.
Speaker 2: Anyway, do you know we've got to look forward to
Speaker 2: next tequila game. Yesterday we challenged the producers and we
Speaker 2: gave them a challenge. They had to come up with
Speaker 2: three ideas in half an hour in a long time
Speaker 2: if you asked me, but three ideas, and to the
Speaker 2: one we're gone for, we said, the best idea we
Speaker 2: get from me. We were playing on air this morning.
Speaker 2: We're going for a game called Tequila Pass. Do you
Speaker 2: remember how this worked yesterday?
Speaker 6: Yes, but I was confused if we were doing countries
Speaker 6: or caps.
Speaker 2: It is all right, well, well we'll work it out next.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: All right, let's try this out. This is an idea
Speaker 2: that came out of the mind of our young producer.
Speaker 4: Rio here. Good morning Rio, Good morning guys, Good morning Rio.
Speaker 2: So remind us how does your game that you had
Speaker 2: half an hout to come up with yesterday, which we
Speaker 2: really liked. For all the ideas that pitched to us
Speaker 2: from the producer, we went for your one, the tequila game.
Speaker 2: Remind us once more how it works for me, Chuck
Speaker 2: and Pats to play this morning.
Speaker 14: It's a very simple game. First we pick a category,
Speaker 14: then we play the what.
Speaker 3: Are you doing with.
Speaker 15: It?
Speaker 3: Sounds like you got the deep prior on. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: we just we're testing the air friers carry on.
Speaker 14: So then we played the tequila game and then you
Speaker 14: go around the tequila song. Sorry, we go around, and
Speaker 14: every time they would normally say tequila, you say an
Speaker 14: answer to the category, and it gets faster and faster.
Speaker 3: The last man standing is the winner.
Speaker 4: I like it.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, all right, Patsy you all good? Yes, Jack
Speaker 2: you're ready to play?
Speaker 3: Ready?
Speaker 4: All right? Rio give us the topic then and our
Speaker 4: father music. First topic is animals that live in water.
Speaker 4: Animals that live in water? This is your do we go?
Speaker 13: We go?
Speaker 4: Pats me, Jack, pats me Jack? Were ready?
Speaker 7: Animals that live the water Dolphin.
Speaker 16: Plankton, jelly fish, white octopus, while.
Speaker 4: Minky, well fish start us. You'll go thank so you
Speaker 4: know my head? Okay, wow, did anyone win that ray?
Speaker 3: You made the judge? I think Jack was the winner.
Speaker 6: There, mermaids aren't real.
Speaker 7: He can't be.
Speaker 3: You guys were already technically out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, let's go one last round, then, go on,
Speaker 2: let's play one more round.
Speaker 4: Will you have another topic?
Speaker 3: All right, let's try drinks?
Speaker 2: All right, pat let's go, Jack, you go first.
Speaker 3: This pace orange, Panta.
Speaker 4: Or else a share as the.
Speaker 6: Tequila, brown Brothers, mescado, the.
Speaker 4: Heath cut sheers.
Speaker 3: Then I'll just have water.
Speaker 4: Fruit punch, perony, please, the.
Speaker 7: Creamy so.
Speaker 8: Jack and Coke, sprite, Portello, Champagne, Galiana pi.
Speaker 3: Rum it ha been.
Speaker 7: Slipper nipple for me, Scotch whiskey.
Speaker 4: Time to go home. All right, that's enough.
Speaker 1: Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Perhaps a lovely tribute this morning to Dean Jones.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what a remarkable man he was and gone way
Speaker 6: too soon a heart attack in Mumbai. Brett Lee trying
Speaker 6: to perform CPR but to no avail. But look at
Speaker 6: the wonderful legacy he's left Coburg born and he averaged
Speaker 6: forty six in his fifty two tests. That standout game
Speaker 6: back in nineteen eighty six in India, two hundred and ten,
Speaker 6: fifty degree hate. He lost something like seven kilos during
Speaker 6: the game and fighting dehydration.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think he had to go to hospital after that.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of stuff a folk or to get
Speaker 2: two hundred and ten in Madras is amazing, yeh. Sports
Speaker 2: Sometimes every once in a while, it's not even every decade,
Speaker 2: you get these sort of amazing characters who are originals.
Speaker 2: They're trailblazers and as kids you idolize from us in
Speaker 2: the UK during the eighties and cricket it was all
Speaker 2: about Ian Botham and Dean Jones was who you guys
Speaker 2: had a Victorian just one of these. They have this excitement,
Speaker 2: they're not like other players. And there's always those iconic
Speaker 2: photos you keep seeing today of Dean Jones were it
Speaker 2: was a time where cricket was really exciting. Zinc on
Speaker 2: the lip, the canary yellow in his head, no worries,
Speaker 2: no helmet as well.
Speaker 4: It just seemed as cool as.
Speaker 2: And I bet there'd be so many listeners this morning
Speaker 2: that'll be waking up here in the news about Dean
Speaker 2: Jones be really really shattered. He must have been for
Speaker 2: so many of our listeners who have a certain age,
Speaker 2: And if you listen to the station, you are a
Speaker 2: certain age who would have had maybe Dean Jones poster
Speaker 2: on the wall or whenever he was playing, you would
Speaker 2: have come in from outside. I bet if you were backing,
Speaker 2: you're a young cricket fan, you would you would want
Speaker 2: to be Dean Jones when you're doing your backyard games
Speaker 2: hoping to get those lofted sixes like him, or if
Speaker 2: you're bowling your murfhew. So I'm guessing a lot of
Speaker 2: you are feeling really sad. Twenty twenty is already a
Speaker 2: bit of a crap year and this is just another
Speaker 2: awful thing. But Dean Jones, I bet there's a lot
Speaker 2: of people this morning who really did idalize him as
Speaker 2: a kid. And I used to love the tender Bean
Speaker 2: when you were playing backyard cricket. Today, I'm sorry for
Speaker 2: you lost, Christian.
Speaker 13: Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 3: Hey, Patsy, I know you guys are looking out for
Speaker 3: showbags at the moment because because the show's not on,
Speaker 3: you can buy showbags online.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: My cousin sent me a tip last night and said, hey,
Speaker 3: there's some guy in a van selling showbags, all the
Speaker 3: showbags you could usually get at the Melbourne show out
Speaker 3: near the airport. And I said, well, is it official?
Speaker 3: He goes, I don't think so. It's just the sound
Speaker 3: of a van, just a van and a sandwich board
Speaker 3: that says showbags.
Speaker 4: You appreciate the entrepreneurial spirit.
Speaker 3: He said. I was only driving past, so I don't
Speaker 3: really know this morning. This is yesterday, like this is yesterday,
Speaker 3: he said.
Speaker 4: On key just pulled over somewhere Keelow Park.
Speaker 3: Drive, Cullamarine he said, I don't know much more. I
Speaker 3: just passed it. So if anybody can confirm that there
Speaker 3: is somebody selling rogue showbags out near the airport.
Speaker 4: With any situation on this, because it's a real shame.
Speaker 2: You know, you've got the holidays, all the kids are off,
Speaker 2: and normally that we be getting the showbags. You know,
Speaker 2: thousands of kids won't be doing that this year. Someone,
Speaker 2: I bet there is someone who's got a load of
Speaker 2: knockoff bags.
Speaker 3: I want them. I mean I used to go to
Speaker 3: the show this is this is your holiday it was,
Speaker 3: and I used to walk around and see the animals,
Speaker 3: almost like a chore to get the showbacks.
Speaker 4: I don't think you would have been the only one.
Speaker 3: This is cool.
Speaker 4: Cow was all about the sweets and your heads be yeah, all.
Speaker 2: Right, talking about that then, Patsy this week with her
Speaker 2: daughter being on school holidays, nine year old Audrey, but
Speaker 2: I was going to keep her daily diary here before
Speaker 2: we play today's entry.
Speaker 4: What do you need to know, pats.
Speaker 7: We our showbag arrival came yesterday.
Speaker 4: Funny not everyone will know that you can order them online?
Speaker 7: You can? Yeah, so I did. It is my double
Speaker 7: thumbs up.
Speaker 2: Last week I'm sorry that everyone wasn't listening.
Speaker 4: It was irritated. I talked about this two hundred links ago.
Speaker 3: Give people a chance to flip back through the doors,
Speaker 3: like ah, yes, now.
Speaker 2: Let's just consult their notes as they make us, which
Speaker 2: talks about everything.
Speaker 6: Go to showbags dot com dot au and they've got
Speaker 6: all the show bags that you would have had if
Speaker 6: you went to the Escott Vail site.
Speaker 4: Aokount for that guy at the side of the road
Speaker 4: right now keen Or Park, you know, with.
Speaker 7: A man in a van anyway, so there was great excitement.
Speaker 7: It was the highlight of the day.
Speaker 17: Mummy, my shirt bags are here.
Speaker 3: What's this word?
Speaker 17: This one is my trib when you also have a
Speaker 17: chop lama, this is a it's good please. Packets of
Speaker 17: sour gummy coat bottles than mine, don't you go? Has
Speaker 17: gummy Peete Suck brought two of my favorites, two sour snakes.
Speaker 17: Think you're looking a bag of sour gummy.
Speaker 4: Worms that Chris is woken up.
Speaker 3: Sugar and through Peppe's and mini gummy bes.
Speaker 17: I knew I had to get two confectionery show bags
Speaker 17: to laugh me two weeks.
Speaker 3: That does remind me of being a kid and taking inventory,
Speaker 3: taking stock of what you had so that you can
Speaker 3: at all make sure your brothers and sisters aren't taking.
Speaker 7: You alotted out to each day.
Speaker 6: So we said to her, you can have two sweet
Speaker 6: treats a day, nothing more.
Speaker 7: And you need to keep the bags in the kitchen
Speaker 7: so we can keep it.
Speaker 4: That's the thing that where are you? Where is it
Speaker 4: being kept?
Speaker 2: Because otherwise, you know, kids like they can't control themselves
Speaker 2: barely can She said, I mean a ration sugar. I
Speaker 2: couldn't that age? You mean that stash used to take
Speaker 2: it under your bed and let you be whined about
Speaker 2: your brother or sis. But he's sleep at night guard.
Speaker 3: By the end of Easter Sunday, I'd already finished my eggs,
Speaker 3: and my brother's so good at keeping them. It used
Speaker 3: to frustrate me because I of diabetic coma.
Speaker 4: To us so much chocolate.
Speaker 2: If anyone I can't stop thinking about this man in
Speaker 2: the van send in the hooky bags.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: So Jack Post has bought a room in this morning
Speaker 2: about showbags being sold somewhere that isn't the show.
Speaker 3: Apparently there is a rogue man with a van out
Speaker 3: near the airport selling all the showbags that you would
Speaker 3: get at the show if it was on this year,
Speaker 3: out the back of a van.
Speaker 4: And where about, says your cousins? Seeing this, he drove.
Speaker 3: Past it on kill Or Park Drive in Tollmarine.
Speaker 2: Awesome, all right, said some caols. We should have Adrian.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Adrian, morning Christian.
Speaker 16: How are you going?
Speaker 4: I'm good. So have you seen the man of the
Speaker 4: van with the showbags?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 18: I can confirm Jack's right. There is a guy just
Speaker 18: off killer Park Drive.
Speaker 10: He's showing he's actually stunning showbag.
Speaker 4: Wow.
Speaker 3: And is he legit or do you get the feeling
Speaker 3: like I have no.
Speaker 10: Idea, but I've seen his ve It's like a little caravan.
Speaker 10: But he's got a lot of showbags in the you
Speaker 10: know how they have him on a display in the back.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 16: So there is a couple of showbags here and I
Speaker 16: don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And is there a sandwich board by it as well
Speaker 2: advertising these goodies?
Speaker 4: Yep? Just on the roundabt on the outside.
Speaker 2: I always have that we need to get we need
Speaker 2: to get this show name on roundabouts that the city.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a future of advertising agent. Thank you very much.
Speaker 2: You might have a good weekend you too, Thanks very much,
Speaker 2: Carlos Carl, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're good. What have you seen?
Speaker 18: I've actually been there myself, so yeah, just off Killer
Speaker 18: Park Drive one of the industrial States. I'm not too
Speaker 18: sure exactly. Let's just say I brought a hello, a
Speaker 18: lot of showbag for my nieces.
Speaker 4: Good man, I mean, why wouldn't you? And what did
Speaker 4: you pay for them?
Speaker 18: You know what? I can't remember exactly, but has he
Speaker 18: got I think he does have a FOS if I might,
Speaker 18: But I'll be honestly, I think the faces of my
Speaker 18: niece has made when I showed them, they were more
Speaker 18: esthetic than anything else.
Speaker 3: That's what it's worth.
Speaker 4: So hottes currency right now in the dark web.
Speaker 3: It's not FPUs. It's money in a brown paper bag.
Speaker 3: You leave it on the seat of your passenger car.
Speaker 3: He comes and grabs it and he puts them showbags
Speaker 3: in your boot.
Speaker 4: Carl, thank you very much, you can m I have
Speaker 4: a nice take care. Bye.
Speaker 1: Hello, Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: All right, I need your opinion on this team.
Speaker 2: I don't know whether this is a good idea or
Speaker 2: bad idea. So over Christmas in the new year, actually
Speaker 2: January the second. This is the plan if we can
Speaker 2: borders allowing and all that. My plan is to drive
Speaker 2: to Byron Bay where we're going to.
Speaker 4: Have a week's holiday up there. Now picture January the second.
Speaker 2: By then you just have to hope that the border
Speaker 2: is open and we can move around Australia. So I
Speaker 2: just sorted to drive up there, and I've allocated two
Speaker 2: days for this. It is sixteen hundred kilometers to go
Speaker 2: from Melbourne to Byron. Obviously I'll do it over two days,
Speaker 2: stay overnight somewhere on the way. Whether to go inland
Speaker 2: or go on the highway, I'd prefer to go inland,
Speaker 2: but obviously take about an extra hour longer. My plan
Speaker 2: is I am driving away on Leg one day one
Speaker 2: six a m. Right, shove the kids in the car,
Speaker 2: packed it the night before, they can sleep in the back.
Speaker 4: Certain they're waking up. Where are we I've already ticked
Speaker 4: off four hours? Jack, who just have some breakfast? All right?
Speaker 3: I'm the first flag that this is a bad idea, well,
Speaker 3: because why try and do it all? What are dad's obsessions?
Speaker 3: My dad was exactly the same with like making good
Speaker 3: time on road trips.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this logic, there's so bad thing.
Speaker 3: There's so much to enjoy, especially on the coastal drive
Speaker 3: to Bay, there's so many good areas to start great
Speaker 3: blank And I tried to drive to Byron once, only
Speaker 3: matter as far as Sydney in a week because he
Speaker 3: was stopping in a week.
Speaker 4: Yeah, drive in Miss Daisy two days.
Speaker 3: That's like trucker stuff. That's like no shift.
Speaker 2: DJ and I'll give you on the ice road truckers,
Speaker 2: rub it up, rub it duck.
Speaker 3: There's no enjoyment there plan a to be.
Speaker 6: My dad was a truck driver and every time we
Speaker 6: went everywhere, it was like an army routine. It was
Speaker 6: you only stopped when he had planned toilet.
Speaker 2: But I know that, but it can't be like that,
Speaker 2: not with sources range. Otherwise they'd be putting their arms
Speaker 2: around me in like a UFC sleeperholder.
Speaker 4: Right from the back as dad. No tricks piano around
Speaker 4: my neck. Okay, we're put over.
Speaker 3: So if you're in the car at six am, that's
Speaker 3: waking them.
Speaker 4: You're not listening to me.
Speaker 2: I'm driving away at six am, and so I keep
Speaker 2: telling people I'm driving away. It's six o'clock. I might
Speaker 2: do the show on Bluetooth. Wasn't going okay, good morning.
Speaker 2: It's six o'clock.
Speaker 4: I'm driving out where he were and I'm on their oads.
Speaker 6: My dad would just leave if we weren't in the car,
Speaker 6: if he said to us, okay, we're leaving at six,
Speaker 6: If we come out of the house at six, so far,
Speaker 6: he'd just drive off.
Speaker 3: I don't see where the enjoyment is. You can have
Speaker 3: a lot of enjoyment.
Speaker 4: I want to get to Byron Bay. Okay. The kids
Speaker 4: don't want to be delayed that. They're like there, yeah,
Speaker 4: are we there yet?
Speaker 2: They want to get to Byron, So I reckon I
Speaker 2: can easily tick off eight hundred k's a day.
Speaker 7: Are you sharing driving?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Of course?
Speaker 3: What is?
Speaker 4: What is?
Speaker 2: I'm happy to do like five percent of it. Just
Speaker 2: that first pitch, get us out six am. After that,
Speaker 2: once we get around the corner, I'll pull over. Time
Speaker 2: for my snooze. My wife can hear the rest of it.
Speaker 3: What's the longest drive you've done in the UK?
Speaker 2: Seven and a half hours in one go up to Scotland.
Speaker 2: Have done from London to Edinburgh? I've done that easily.
Speaker 3: And that's that's seven and a half. See, that's not that,
Speaker 3: that's not that long. I took the train from London
Speaker 3: to Edinburgh and four and a half. Yeah, yeah, you've
Speaker 3: got You've just got no idea like you could do
Speaker 3: that trip back and forth, back and forth, back and forth,
Speaker 3: and you wouldn't still even be at Barron.
Speaker 2: I guarantee people have done this trip easily for Melbourne
Speaker 2: to Byron in two days and had a nice time.
Speaker 4: Please call in now.
Speaker 3: That's the asterisk. Is it? Was it a nice time?
Speaker 3: Or was it a brutal heads down? We're just going
Speaker 3: to put up with this?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Is it? Is it doable? Let me know?
Speaker 19: Christian Christian Connell Christian O'Connell show podcast, January the second
Speaker 19: six am.
Speaker 4: That's me. Kids are catching ease in the back. They're
Speaker 4: a sea.
Speaker 2: But six am I'm driving Leg one heading out to
Speaker 2: Byron Bay.
Speaker 4: Two day road trip.
Speaker 2: I said, I can do it in two days, about
Speaker 2: eight or nine hours a drive in the day.
Speaker 4: That's easy.
Speaker 2: Stop halfway bang you're in Byron two days later. Jack says,
Speaker 2: no way, it's crazy. We won't make it. It'd be
Speaker 2: miserable experience. I think grumpy teens in the back.
Speaker 3: Technically can make it. I just think it'll be miserable
Speaker 3: for everybody.
Speaker 4: Hey, Christian, do the trip.
Speaker 2: Make sure you take the coast road up the Sapphire
Speaker 2: Coast of New South Wales. Plenty of great sponsor along
Speaker 2: the way to stop and d all the sites. We
Speaker 2: did it with a six month old. Wow, we went
Speaker 2: all the way to Noosa over four days. I'm doing
Speaker 2: this in two days.
Speaker 3: Say sixteen and a half hours if you go straight
Speaker 3: up the center and shortcut it. If you want to
Speaker 3: go on the coast.
Speaker 2: How is that scenic? No, My wife, Missus O'Connell loves
Speaker 2: the scenic drive.
Speaker 3: That's that's road and country like.
Speaker 7: You can't do it, You've got to do it scenic.
Speaker 3: What's the point it adds another four hours though to
Speaker 3: go along the coast?
Speaker 7: Well, what's four hours when you try to slide to
Speaker 7: the case.
Speaker 2: And say this is the quickest trip, you know, as
Speaker 2: we'll stop behind various farmers of Australia moving haybales around
Speaker 2: and cutting canona and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: Ten to eleven hours a day.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's a bit much.
Speaker 4: Somethings.
Speaker 2: If I'm six am, I'm driving away. I'm not pulling
Speaker 2: into my first stop over the night untill about eight
Speaker 2: o'clock and nine o'clock in the evening.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, I hope you're stopping for lunch in toilet breaks.
Speaker 2: Drive through that, can't drive through, keep it going, keep
Speaker 2: it going, drive through.
Speaker 4: Good morning, good morning, don't do it.
Speaker 10: Don't do it. If you reckon, You've got I right. Girls, Now,
Speaker 10: they are going to kill you. You are signing your
Speaker 10: own death warrant. I have been there, done that. I'm
Speaker 10: ann ection in the state trust draw. But do do
Speaker 10: it the scenic groote every four hours, stop, go for
Speaker 10: a walk back in. They will kill you.
Speaker 3: I'm telling you hard to read the lines, but I
Speaker 3: think Glenn is saying no, Yeah.
Speaker 10: I've driven the Cross Harbor with the family. I know
Speaker 10: he killed him by the time more.
Speaker 2: Glenn, I take I take your opinion very deeply as
Speaker 2: well as a truck driver. Okay, thanks Glenn for the warning. Okay,
Speaker 2: now right, take care mate. Bye Mark, Mark, good morning.
Speaker 5: My wife and I drive down from Cardwell well nine
Speaker 5: hundred cads. She did one hundred a share.
Speaker 3: Wow, how are you going to split the driving?
Speaker 11: Wow?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it felt like I said, we're just
Speaker 2: going to split it. So someone to do the morning
Speaker 2: leg up to lunchtime and then drive a number two.
Speaker 2: My wife, if you must have called it that driving
Speaker 2: number two, I said, I've got them at the moment
Speaker 2: of spreadsheet, I'm building about this driver number two. We'll
Speaker 2: kick in at after lunchtime.
Speaker 3: And you'll hate that ten seconds where you have to
Speaker 3: change over a park.
Speaker 4: I go up over the roof.
Speaker 2: I go up over the roof and then come in
Speaker 2: the other side, drop down hazard style. All right, let's
Speaker 2: go to squeeze one more end. Thank you very much,
Speaker 2: Mark Matt, good morning.
Speaker 5: Good morning. I actually did Bunderbird to Melbourne in forty
Speaker 5: six hours with me and the wife driving. It was
Speaker 5: a nightmare.
Speaker 2: But that's crazy. I've been to Bunderberg. It's so far
Speaker 2: far up. I spent a day in Bunderberg and a
Speaker 2: night and then got a little tiny little by plane
Speaker 2: or whatever it was too Is it Fraser Island?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Well we had three kids in the back, one of
Speaker 5: them stilling nappies. We had a nappy explode, has to
Speaker 5: change the nappy on the bonde. She had another kids
Speaker 5: throwing up from heat. So we just wanted to get
Speaker 5: home as soon as we can.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what I'm going to this one.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we stopped at half an hour and a half
Speaker 5: and then we just kept going. So we just wanted
Speaker 5: to get home.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm looking into buying these nappies that you can
Speaker 2: get for adults to stop, for the kids and for us.
Speaker 4: Just do it, Just do it. It's going to feel.
Speaker 2: Warm, It's going to feel really warm and happy feeling.
Speaker 2: Kids alwaysn't happy when they've done a big one in
Speaker 2: their pants. Just carry on, just squish it around and
Speaker 2: then I go Christian Christian Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: So today is the last show for a week.
Speaker 2: The show will still be here next week in some form,
Speaker 2: we won't physically be here.
Speaker 4: That's correct, isn't it. Yes, Yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Mean I'm not coming in just to hear the best.
Speaker 4: Of pats us. She does.
Speaker 2: She likes to run a bath in the studio here
Speaker 2: and just listen to herself be amazing great. Yes, So
Speaker 2: yeah we are. There's still there's a best of running
Speaker 2: next week. I think Hugy be looking after stuff did
Speaker 2: a great job. As always, we're on a little break.
Speaker 2: So today it feels like an end of term special.
Speaker 2: You know that last day before for the school onli days,
Speaker 2: it was the great are you guys allowed to bring
Speaker 2: games in?
Speaker 4: Sometimes?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Or you played the teacher play games like dead
Speaker 3: fish with a classic which is just lie on the
Speaker 3: ground and say nothing.
Speaker 2: Yes we went now to bring in like ball games
Speaker 2: and stuff like that, like a plunk.
Speaker 4: Yeah. I love that.
Speaker 2: There's always some that brought in mouse Trap on but
Speaker 2: there was always some young entrepreneur that brought in Monopoly
Speaker 2: as well. You know not the teacher will feel sorry
Speaker 2: for that, will play with the whether all the other
Speaker 2: kids are playing.
Speaker 4: So anyway today and then the term special.
Speaker 2: We've got tons of phone ins that we haven't had
Speaker 2: time to do. Some that were parked ready to go,
Speaker 2: and the people would call in for who's calling Christian
Speaker 2: a new celebrities ruining my game plan?
Speaker 4: Anyway, they've all gone now they've left town.
Speaker 2: We've got a couple of phone ins ready to go,
Speaker 2: closing down, sell all these phone ins and must go
Speaker 2: go go well stocks.
Speaker 7: Last grand sale, grand cells.
Speaker 6: No, that was a famous Boots Gray Finisher persons.
Speaker 4: Just be quiet, It's okay, that's right. Like I said,
Speaker 4: it's an end of term.
Speaker 3: Impersonations, all right.
Speaker 4: So here they are, then why were you in detention?
Speaker 4: The other day? We're talking about crazy sports teachers.
Speaker 2: One if you told us a great story about that,
Speaker 2: you fact that you were in detention with a.
Speaker 4: Couple of mates.
Speaker 2: Your sports sports teacher found out you and a lunch
Speaker 2: break detention running there had it got the teacher who
Speaker 2: had detained you and said, these guys, I've got a
Speaker 2: big Cup game tomorrow. Lads, get out on the track now.
Speaker 2: So why were you in atention? I don't think either
Speaker 2: of you two were other in atention. I beout you
Speaker 2: have model prefects.
Speaker 3: Yeah no, I was in detention but for minor offensive
Speaker 3: in your shirt you're not wearing the right shoes.
Speaker 2: Yeah no, I never was one lunch break. You remember
Speaker 2: when lunch break you it was raining outside. This obviously
Speaker 2: happened a lot in the UK. There was like virtually
Speaker 2: every day raining again outside. You would actually go indoors
Speaker 2: you have your lunches there, right, and there'd be a
Speaker 2: teacher that would do patrol like every twenty minutes and
Speaker 2: the windows would all steam up and you'd like draw
Speaker 2: generitanalia on the window. That's my story. Anyway, you still
Speaker 2: do that now? If I see a steamed up window.
Speaker 2: I promise you now, at the age of forty seven,
Speaker 2: I'm drawing a thingy thingy.
Speaker 3: That's why you get so excited about a rainy day.
Speaker 4: Yes, come on shocking me this.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I'll find you in the car park just blowing
Speaker 3: smug on your own windows.
Speaker 2: And I we we were win competitions. How many tables
Speaker 2: could you run across before the teacher came back in
Speaker 2: the room. It was my go and I was up
Speaker 2: to eighteen or I heard was remember there's to Yelle
Speaker 2: your surname. The game stopped and I went flying off
Speaker 2: that table.
Speaker 3: I think your heart of creativity is actually in those
Speaker 3: teenage years when you've got nothing fourteen.
Speaker 4: Really, it's been a gradual decline. If we used to
Speaker 4: throw the so.
Speaker 7: We used to throw the duster up into the fan.
Speaker 6: Remember when you had chalkboards back then.
Speaker 3: We used to do take the pens out of the
Speaker 3: biro case. He's just a blow dup, Yeah, he says
Speaker 3: a boat. Or the other one was get a rubber
Speaker 3: band and fling them into the roof, sticking there.
Speaker 4: What was the phone? Yes, why were you in attention?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 4: Four one four one O four three.
Speaker 2: We've started to talk about it in the last off
Speaker 2: and hour epic road trips you've done Here in Australia,
Speaker 2: there are no short road trips. There are only epic
Speaker 2: road trips. So you're stories about what happened on your
Speaker 2: epic road trips. Jack Post has a wild card phone
Speaker 2: and he's been sat on now for two weeks.
Speaker 4: Hit them with it.
Speaker 3: Have you ever accidentally ate pet food? My wife brought
Speaker 3: home this jerky for Luna, but the pet food bit
Speaker 3: was so small on the packaging. I thought it was
Speaker 3: just regular jerky. I didn't need it. But I bet
Speaker 3: people have.
Speaker 4: Closing down cell, you know, like grown.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Okay, so closing down cell A couple of phone ins.
Speaker 2: We haven't got round two yet, so we were wheeling
Speaker 2: them out today before we go away for a brick.
Speaker 4: They are have you eaten pet food? Why were you?
Speaker 2: Intertention and epic road trips you've been on nine four
Speaker 2: one four, one oh four three Before we go to
Speaker 2: your stories. Jamie is a very talented young kid who
Speaker 2: does all the video filming on the show. If you
Speaker 2: check out Instagram and Facebook you see all the videos.
Speaker 2: Our stuff isn't that great. But his video stuff is
Speaker 2: he works really really hard here and it's amazing because
Speaker 2: he's eleven years of age. And it was telling me
Speaker 2: that he's counting down to the schoolies.
Speaker 4: You know, I know it.
Speaker 2: Says quite a few years for you, but I said,
Speaker 2: why not dream big my young friend. Anyway, he has
Speaker 2: a story about accidentally eating pet food.
Speaker 4: Jamie.
Speaker 12: So, my nan was staying at our house for a
Speaker 12: week or so once and I came home, I think
Speaker 12: I was coming home from school or something, and I
Speaker 12: walked in the front door and Nana was at the
Speaker 12: table with a box of cat food that she thought
Speaker 12: was like Neutra grain or cocoa.
Speaker 4: Pops or something.
Speaker 12: Not eating out of the bowl, no, eating it from
Speaker 12: the box, but she like, I don't know if she
Speaker 12: could realize yeah.
Speaker 2: Poor no, but a beautiful coat on her afterwards, you know,
Speaker 2: shiny and shiny, oh Nana angela good morning.
Speaker 5: Good morning team.
Speaker 4: How are we?
Speaker 10: Yeah good?
Speaker 8: I ate dry dog food on purpose as a day
Speaker 8: by my sister.
Speaker 1: How were you?
Speaker 5: I was a teenager about four.
Speaker 4: It was kind of dare you mean? You said, dare
Speaker 4: at each other? Yeah, yep? And how did it taste?
Speaker 20: Really?
Speaker 10: Really salty and chewy.
Speaker 4: All right, Andrew, thank you very much. You cool?
Speaker 5: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Uh who we got here? Quinn? Hello, Quinn, welcome to
Speaker 4: the show. What's your story mate?
Speaker 15: Okay, So me and my family about ten years ago
Speaker 15: went on a one month's road trip all the way
Speaker 15: to from Melbourne to Western Australia. But the day before
Speaker 15: I decided to go to the beach and got extremely
Speaker 15: sunburned on my entire top up the body, oh the point, yeah,
Speaker 15: to the point where I was sitting in the backseat,
Speaker 15: completely stuck in the midst robotto post. You're just not
Speaker 15: enjoying the trip.
Speaker 3: And I mean Melbourne de Biron's one thing, but Melbourne
Speaker 3: to Western Australia no.
Speaker 4: I mean that would probably take me two and a
Speaker 4: half days.
Speaker 5: And a half weeks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, in agony, especially when it's freshly, but you don't
Speaker 2: see luckily, and you shouldn't sunburn anymore. But I remember
Speaker 2: in the eighties when suntown lotion hadn't been invented. I
Speaker 2: was permanently whenever we had a bit of sunshine in
Speaker 2: the U cave and was thrown out there with no protection.
Speaker 4: That awful. It's agony, isn't it just to rest anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's so uncomfortable, especially a long a month long road
Speaker 2: trip Beheadia for a couple of days, you'd burn.
Speaker 15: That's awful, Quinn, Oh, horrible fighting off the seatbelt the
Speaker 15: whole away there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, especially there's old car seats as well, they get
Speaker 4: stuck to it.
Speaker 5: Exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Quinn, to have a nice wee can thanks for
Speaker 2: calling you two guys have a go on.
Speaker 4: By Marcus Marcus.
Speaker 20: Hello, sorry, we had a drop d and Christen. I
Speaker 20: went to a Catholic boys school that had a dairy
Speaker 20: farm attached to it and Thursday Friday the teachers would
Speaker 20: prowl the wholes looking to give the tentions out for
Speaker 20: slave labor for the week. But nothing hurt, not tagged in,
Speaker 20: didn't smile and not at them carrying the bag appalling
Speaker 20: slave river for the weekend.
Speaker 13: What milking, the cows working on the milk get milk,
Speaker 13: the cares, marked out stables yet stack Ti.
Speaker 20: It was just slave labor non stop for the week.
Speaker 4: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: What would do you think was the most minor crime
Speaker 3: you committed, Marcus to get a detention?
Speaker 20: I teacher actually said hello to me, and I didn't
Speaker 20: hear I was talking on mate, I just keep walking.
Speaker 2: That was weekend with those of the weekend, correct, Marcus,
Speaker 2: Thank you very much, you cool mate.
Speaker 4: Take care, enjoy your weekend.
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Speaker 4: Podcast Friends Athletes, It's time.
Speaker 2: It's time for braid men to step forward and turn
Speaker 2: on their air fries. This is the last you're here
Speaker 2: from us from a week. Next week it's the best
Speaker 2: of with the awesome Huggy. You get Huggy at breakfast,
Speaker 2: which is always treat does a great job looking off
Speaker 2: the show when we're not here. So as our thank
Speaker 2: you to our small and dedicated production team, me Jack
Speaker 2: and Patsy's brought in her little toy one did the
Speaker 2: Bobbie come with it? Is that plastic smell coming out
Speaker 2: of yours?
Speaker 3: He's the only one, the one at the moment and
Speaker 3: it is like a plastic burning svess.
Speaker 7: They didn't put the whole wedges in there in the packet.
Speaker 2: They do you put coins in yours or something. It's
Speaker 2: like a little Miss Daisy number.
Speaker 7: Oh, there's nothing cooking in there. The chips on in
Speaker 7: there that's why.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, you got an a word?
Speaker 2: Do you got to preheat it?
Speaker 4: I think it needs coins or something? Does it?
Speaker 3: Do you mind coming around and fixing that?
Speaker 4: Okay? Honestly, it's like a kid's is it? Already's play one?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 12: Christian?
Speaker 3: Yours, yours and I are going on. So we've got
Speaker 3: three air friers fired up. Do you go for the
Speaker 3: fried chicken that we're making? Do you go one ninety
Speaker 3: eight five? Oh, very particular? Yeah, all right, I'll go
Speaker 3: one eight five as well. Then and then how many
Speaker 3: how many minutes do you put on the clock.
Speaker 4: I'm going to put eighteen?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: So Jack and I seriously marinated our chicken all day yesterday.
Speaker 2: I married a mine all tonight. Oh last night I
Speaker 2: made a big mistake. I should have breaded it last night.
Speaker 2: I did this morning at five am. You don't want
Speaker 2: to be touching raw chicken at five am.
Speaker 3: No, I did mine. I breaded mine last night. I
Speaker 3: can't believe you woke up early in the bread your chick?
Speaker 4: What is that about, Patty?
Speaker 3: Your air friar is dangerous?
Speaker 4: What is that smelling here?
Speaker 3: I think it is a fire? Has it?
Speaker 12: It?
Speaker 4: Is it smoking?
Speaker 2: All right, so uh team, look to you are gonna
Speaker 2: have their minds blow and we're gonna make our fried
Speaker 2: chicken right now. There is a weird smelking, so have
Speaker 2: you cleaned it?
Speaker 4: You could put that an electric machine through the dishwashing.
Speaker 3: You didn't really put that in the dishwasher, did you?
Speaker 4: Oh no?
Speaker 3: Oh no?
Speaker 4: Why is the power?
Speaker 3: They're all off? Have we blind the power?
Speaker 4: It won't be from Jack and Ice because they're proper ones.
Speaker 3: I don't think you can have three air fryers running
Speaker 3: on the same right.
Speaker 2: Take out, take out Patsy's one. Yep, this is good radio.
Speaker 2: Always leave them onting more. I say, all right, try
Speaker 2: it now with just two. If the station goes off
Speaker 2: there in the next five minutes, you'll know it's the frying.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: Yours is on one is on pre heating. How long
Speaker 3: do you preheat before you put the chicken in?
Speaker 4: I'll give it a good five minutes.
Speaker 2: Also, has the chicken been out for like ten or fifty?
Speaker 2: I could smell or something in yours.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the chicken's been out for about ten minutes.
Speaker 4: This is perfect. Okay, So last thing from us, Huggy
Speaker 4: is on the way. We're going to warm this up now,
Speaker 4: we should actually put the recipe. People keep asking for
Speaker 4: our rescue this fry chicken.
Speaker 2: The reason why we're doing this for our team is
Speaker 2: is because this fried chicken in an air fry is amazing.
Speaker 2: It's better than anything you can get anywhere else. It's
Speaker 2: a game changing fried chicken. You just need a couple
Speaker 2: of spices and a marinade. If we can do it,
Speaker 2: you can do it anyway. Thank you very much for
Speaker 2: listening to the show. So the last couple of weeks,
Speaker 2: it's been an amazing couple of months actually since the
Speaker 2: last celebrate. We are back in a week's time. Stay safe, mascot,
Speaker 2: We will see you soon.
Speaker 4: Goodbye everybody, Bye bye bye everyone. Fry har Team
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