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Speaker 2: Good morning Rio, guys, Good morning, Alex Colin Morning, Come on.
Speaker 1: In, Patsy Morning, all right.
Speaker 2: Every Tuesday on the show, then we ask you how
Speaker 2: was your day yesterday? How did you start the week?
Speaker 2: Would you say you're a Monday winner or loser? Let
Speaker 2: us know which way and why? Text me four seventy
Speaker 2: five three one oh four three, Patsy, how did you
Speaker 2: start the week?
Speaker 1: Win or a loser?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 5: Not good.
Speaker 6: I'm afraid in the dodo quite literally. So Mum and
Speaker 6: Dad went out yesterday and they live very close by,
Speaker 6: They're like two streets away. And I got a hurried
Speaker 6: phone call from Mom.
Speaker 7: After the show yesterday.
Speaker 6: We've left the house and the cat, the cat has
Speaker 6: darted in the door and we didn't have time to
Speaker 6: get her out. You'll be home fairly soon. New plays
Speaker 6: pop up, get the cat out because they don't have
Speaker 6: kitty litter inside. Mom doesn't like kitty litters.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: She means we have to have kitty litter inside. He
Speaker 2: does poo outside when he goes up there. But it's foul. Yes,
Speaker 2: you know you're on a phone call or something like god.
Speaker 1: Wolf to the house.
Speaker 2: It carries that smell and you're like, it reminds me
Speaker 2: of like when I was a dad, when the girls
Speaker 2: were in nappies. But they're eighteen and twenty one now
Speaker 2: and so.
Speaker 1: Those hard days are over. But Larry keeps him alive.
Speaker 1: At the end of day.
Speaker 2: I went to see actually to the source of it,
Speaker 2: to deal with it. And actually, first of all, I stopped.
Speaker 2: I thought there was like a Huntsman spider in there.
Speaker 2: It appeared to have five limbs. I actually called my wife,
Speaker 2: but you've got to see what Larry's do. I need
Speaker 2: to really get her camera, get the cannon, bring the
Speaker 2: trip on.
Speaker 7: The nostrils, doesn't it It's just it's foul CATU.
Speaker 1: So your mum, I for yourself. The litter in the house.
Speaker 6: No, it doesn't like the litter in there, no idea.
Speaker 6: So you know, the cat's got a spice in the garden.
Speaker 2: Get all we have at that, right, because you know
Speaker 2: in homes you have to just cram stuff wekend and
Speaker 2: you don't want a cat litter tray out where.
Speaker 1: I call the public areas.
Speaker 2: Now it's not like I run out, but do you
Speaker 2: know what I mean? Your friends come around. I judge,
Speaker 2: I would judge friends. I'm like, bloody, how right in
Speaker 2: the kitchen. So it's in the utility room. But we've
Speaker 2: got one of those you know those clothes dryers. Yes,
Speaker 2: and they're all useless, aren't they? Es flimsy ass cramp,
Speaker 2: aren't they? They're like they can handle about a T
Speaker 2: shirt on one sot and then they're like, daddy long
Speaker 2: legs are this shell.
Speaker 1: So we've got one of those. It's under that.
Speaker 2: It's disgusting because I don't worry that he's going to
Speaker 2: do so it's going to waft off to my to
Speaker 2: my Bruce Lee T shirt.
Speaker 5: It definitely would the smell I feel like clothes aroma.
Speaker 2: Yes, you put that nice cuddly, frabbic condition of that.
Speaker 2: And then suddenly.
Speaker 1: Larry is bowling it out, bowling out from beneath with.
Speaker 7: His bum stench. Anyway, so I went up Tom and Mouth.
Speaker 6: I usually keep their key in my cinder compartment of
Speaker 6: my car, and then I've all always got it, only
Speaker 6: it's not there.
Speaker 1: I've lost it.
Speaker 7: I've lost their door key.
Speaker 2: By the way, I love the way you refer to
Speaker 2: that central consoleus your central compartment.
Speaker 1: You are higher since.
Speaker 5: Bouquet sometimes central comment.
Speaker 1: What do you have in your central compartments? What is
Speaker 1: in there?
Speaker 6: I've got my E tag and my E tag holder
Speaker 6: because I refuse to put it on the window.
Speaker 2: Brass knuckle dusters, yeah, stu, smoke grenades, bazooka, yeah, cannon,
Speaker 2: gatling gun, three rifles, and a hanggun, and.
Speaker 7: You forgot them.
Speaker 2: I thought that was in the boot though.
Speaker 1: You show me once before and you open up that boot.
Speaker 2: It's like John Wick's boots.
Speaker 1: Wow. Yeah, yeah, all of the stuff repelling hooks as well.
Speaker 7: I brought him to the drive.
Speaker 6: I thought, oh, no, I don't. I don't have the key.
Speaker 6: I can't let the cat out if I don't have
Speaker 6: the key. And Mum certainly never leaves a window open,
Speaker 6: and like that just doesn't happen. So I had to
Speaker 6: leave the cat in anyway. A few hours later Mum
Speaker 6: rang she was home and she said, well, the smell
Speaker 6: just welcomed me.
Speaker 7: At the door. Jessica Fletcher had done a deposit. That's
Speaker 7: the cat.
Speaker 2: Oh, I thought she was staying there when she's alive.
Speaker 2: I thought she passed away with how we mentioned that
Speaker 2: we've never heard of Jessica Fletcher other than the lady
Speaker 2: from her.
Speaker 1: She's obviously on a bit.
Speaker 2: She's lost control of the bowls to talk about on
Speaker 2: the radio show First Break.
Speaker 6: Anyway, she did a big one in the bathtub the cat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right now, I thought it took about your.
Speaker 8: Mom had a big old lunch.
Speaker 5: The door, the cat.
Speaker 6: At least she had the decency to put it in
Speaker 6: the bath tub so it was easy to clean.
Speaker 2: Jessica Fletcher. Yes, there's so many people confused about right
Speaker 2: now there's.
Speaker 1: Jimny casts stinking cat.
Speaker 7: So I it was probably my fault because I.
Speaker 1: Would have yeah nothing, Why did you take a key?
Speaker 1: You need the key?
Speaker 7: The key, I've got no idea where the key is.
Speaker 1: Oh, your mam would be upset by that. Divided.
Speaker 2: I was key, like lost that key. She was like
Speaker 2: locksmith out now and he can't trust people might get
Speaker 2: hold of that.
Speaker 7: It's like the holy grail, the house key.
Speaker 6: Yes, I remember Chris's dad once he barred him from
Speaker 6: having a house key because he lost to And he said, no,
Speaker 6: you can't be trusted with the house key.
Speaker 7: You're not getting another one. You've got to earn it back.
Speaker 1: Now I get that.
Speaker 2: I waited until the girls are about eighteen until I
Speaker 2: can trust him with that. The golden chalice that did
Speaker 2: the door key as well, How did they get into
Speaker 2: the house. Well, you're not Look it's not the violin.
Speaker 3: A Christian O'Connell shown podcast.
Speaker 1: You're a cat owner. I wonder if this is a thing.
Speaker 2: I'm a cat owner when sometimes they do like you said, Patsy,
Speaker 2: what them Jessica Fletcher, your mum and dad's cat did
Speaker 2: doing a poop in the bath. Larry does this sometimes,
Speaker 2: like I said, he has a litter tree.
Speaker 9: Yeah.
Speaker 2: For some reason, there was a couple of months just
Speaker 2: having a shower, right, and suddenly was like, there's a
Speaker 2: smell of someone's in a dump in here.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: At first, I was like, oh, Sarah's I'm just wait,
Speaker 2: you know, I just don't have a peaceful shower and
Speaker 2: that it's not me, is it?
Speaker 1: Hang on? And then I saw Larry hopping out the bath.
Speaker 2: And I literally saw it, and like you, I was
Speaker 2: he knows, I mean having a shower, And then I
Speaker 2: had to quickly get out of there and deal with it, okay,
Speaker 2: And then I go to my Larry's has.
Speaker 1: Done a dump in the bath while I'm having a shower. No,
Speaker 1: why has he done? The show?
Speaker 2: And we went and looked at the litter tray. She
Speaker 2: went asked, because you haven't cleared the one in the
Speaker 2: liter trae what he needed? Clean little tray? He's punishing me?
Speaker 2: Why house in the house that I know I can
Speaker 2: ruin a shower right now. He will never make this
Speaker 2: mistake ever again. I would say I'm a Monday winner
Speaker 2: because yesterday evening I tried something that one of our
Speaker 2: lovely listeners recommended last week.
Speaker 1: Last week on the show.
Speaker 2: We were talking about cleaning dirty encrusted pots and pans,
Speaker 2: and it's that kind of top end of the town
Speaker 2: material that is got this show selected for national platform
Speaker 2: next year. And one of you said, the easiest way
Speaker 2: to deal with that, Christian is to get a dishwasher tablet,
Speaker 2: get some hot water, put it in the pan. Then
Speaker 2: at semmer for ten or fifty minutes, the encrusted bits
Speaker 2: around the side melts away. Yesterday I made a side
Speaker 2: perhaps you all love this of couliflower cheese yum. Oh
Speaker 2: my god, Maria, you've never heard of coliflower cheese. Oh,
Speaker 2: let me blow your mind, and dare I say, this
Speaker 2: is a way for all vegetables.
Speaker 1: To taste a lot better.
Speaker 2: You just coat them in cheese, put it in the
Speaker 2: oven in a pan and it melts. Instant vegetables that
Speaker 2: are yummy because they've got a cheesey source.
Speaker 5: For a five year old.
Speaker 2: Again, wake up that spirit of that young of five
Speaker 2: year old, you know, don't lose contact with it.
Speaker 1: Feed that in a child.
Speaker 2: I say, so, you made a side of coliflower cheese
Speaker 2: yesterday to go with some beef you haveving. But anyway,
Speaker 2: of course that's in the oven for like half an hour,
Speaker 2: forty minutes. Crusting, crusting, crusting, welding, welding, welding. I tried
Speaker 2: the dishwasher technique.
Speaker 1: It works. Ah, oh my god.
Speaker 2: Not just all just melts away all the kind of
Speaker 2: you know, the brown crusty bits that are welded to
Speaker 2: the side that it takes away, just scrubbing away with
Speaker 2: your scrub Daddy or your Chucks thing. It's the band
Speaker 2: was sparkling well like you yeah, Pats, Like.
Speaker 10: New house has taken on a whole new color. Like
Speaker 10: we were clear, and now it is a brown pan.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, yes? Does it have to be boiling water
Speaker 1: or just just hot water? Is simmering? Okay?
Speaker 2: I put it on the so I I uh, now
Speaker 2: you're asking I am a good follow up question. I
Speaker 2: bought a kettle put that in there, so it was
Speaker 2: already we're speeding up the whole process.
Speaker 1: I'm helping out the dirt. Yeah, yeah, your god, it
Speaker 1: was so pleasing.
Speaker 5: Yes, that would be very satisfying.
Speaker 2: Was this close to taking a photo of it? And
Speaker 2: thought the listeners who want to see what I filmed it? Actually,
Speaker 2: you're right, just filmed the whole thing. My kids be
Speaker 2: so disappointing. Dad, You've got a bigger career. You could
Speaker 2: be an influencer. Can really mundane? Boring shit? Are this
Speaker 2: that people your age get excited about? Because I'm willing
Speaker 2: I'm willing to bet there are people listening right now
Speaker 2: before and after how that man started, how it ended?
Speaker 1: All right, we listen.
Speaker 2: I'm going to make it up again on purpose this week.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna make Coddi flower cheese again.
Speaker 1: This week. I make sure I've filmed this whole cleaning
Speaker 1: process again.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, good to hear you using the dishwasher tablet I
Speaker 2: told you about last week. Keith is claiming ownership Keith.
Speaker 2: About four other people have also messaged We're never going
Speaker 2: to find out Keith.
Speaker 1: Or Marie or Ann.
Speaker 2: It's also emailed good to hear you talking about that.
Speaker 2: I gave you Okay, people've all got now a great week?
Speaker 2: Claim to fame for later on today's show, Alex you
Speaker 2: a Monday or winning yesterday?
Speaker 1: How did you start the week? Mate? Are both really
Speaker 1: winner in that?
Speaker 11: My daughter she hates driving in tunnels, Evie, She's not
Speaker 11: a fan of them at all. She just thinks we're
Speaker 11: going to break down in one and she just freaks out.
Speaker 2: So you lived in Sydney for years and obviously the
Speaker 2: young kids. Yes, that is a heavily tunnel place.
Speaker 5: It really is.
Speaker 1: There's tunnels everywhere. You've got that big ass harbor and
Speaker 1: you've got to go on and go over it.
Speaker 11: Is it gonna leak when you're under the harbor? You
Speaker 11: know all that sort of stuff. The North connects. There's
Speaker 11: so many tunnels, but where you're to find one? In Melbourne?
Speaker 11: Do they do tunnels in Melbourne?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 7: Yes, the domain and.
Speaker 1: Tunnel.
Speaker 2: Yeah oh yeah, listen, I know you're only like five
Speaker 2: or six weeks since your time here, but you've not
Speaker 2: lived until you've done the Burnley Tunnel. Really, go and
Speaker 2: have a coffee our friends at Mercedes Ben's brick.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, pretty good. Huh.
Speaker 2: Don't always tipped our hat to the sponsors. So my
Speaker 2: mother in law used to have a chronic fear of tunnels, right,
Speaker 2: and she would always come away with us on European holidays.
Speaker 2: You go drive it anywhere in Europe. You're going to
Speaker 2: get from the airport to a hotel, you'll go through
Speaker 2: a tunnel. They've got massive mega mountains here all right
Speaker 2: around Europe, and so you would have to go through
Speaker 2: a tunnel. Some you're in there for twenty minutes to
Speaker 2: half an hour.
Speaker 1: You kicked, oh no, no, yeah, and you are you are?
Speaker 1: And they so I'd have the kids to mother in
Speaker 1: law that it'll be like.
Speaker 2: When taking to I'd like, any minute now, then we're
Speaker 2: going to see daylight. And I'm like, will we ever
Speaker 2: see day You know, when you're not nervous, and now
Speaker 2: the people start actually you start getting into their frequency.
Speaker 2: Whenever they go I am will we ever see daylight.
Speaker 2: And I'm thinking, what if this high car breaks down?
Speaker 1: What do we do? We've got a mother in law's terrified.
Speaker 2: She would have to close her eyes with her hands
Speaker 2: over eyes.
Speaker 1: Is it over yeah? Is it over there?
Speaker 2: And I'm looking at Google as we got another blame
Speaker 2: fifteen minutes so as I put the foot down, I
Speaker 2: got the cheap boss one.
Speaker 1: This is as quick as it's gonna go.
Speaker 11: It's when you need the batmobile and they go up
Speaker 11: the side of the Yes. Yeah, so it's it's terrifying.
Speaker 11: So that's a win for us.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 11: Not that many tunnels here for young Ety. She's very
Speaker 11: happy about that. The loss, the Monday loser, the girls reckon.
Speaker 11: I tracked dog poo.
Speaker 2: So house, what a what a bad superpower? He's not
Speaker 2: marbles University.
Speaker 1: Isn't a bird. No, it's turn man. It's the worst smell.
Speaker 2: It's it's the smell and then how it gets in
Speaker 2: every millimeter and nan minimeter on you on the groove
Speaker 2: of your trainers.
Speaker 1: I know. But it was on my hand, Christian, on
Speaker 1: your hands.
Speaker 11: I had the basketball and I caught the basketball.
Speaker 1: And I just had it, and I'm like, I wanted
Speaker 1: to roll through a landmine.
Speaker 11: Must have rolled through a landmineself into our beach buggy,
Speaker 11: and it's found itself in my head.
Speaker 1: It's between my little finger and my No.
Speaker 5: No, you'll never be free of it.
Speaker 1: No No. From now on, a new nickname and poo hands.
Speaker 1: We're going out. We're going out for lunch Thursday. Do
Speaker 1: not part. Ask me the breadsticks, I'll get my.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: Every week on the show, we play a game, what's
Speaker 1: the year? My friend?
Speaker 2: I asked the team, Rio taking on Alex taking on Patsy,
Speaker 2: the three of them trying to guess.
Speaker 1: You're playing along as well.
Speaker 2: Wherever you are right now, I talk about a movie
Speaker 2: or a TV show or a song. You've got to yes,
Speaker 2: how old it is? What year did it come out?
Speaker 2: Welcome to this week's what's the year?
Speaker 1: My friend?
Speaker 5: Do you know what they released? Free Willie? Was it
Speaker 5: eighty nine or nine three? Or when did title record?
Speaker 1: Life?
Speaker 5: Four brands? I'm not very good with taste. Does anybody?
Speaker 2: And they know?
Speaker 5: What's the year?
Speaker 12: Again?
Speaker 5: What's the year? My friend?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Rio, you ready to play?
Speaker 5: I'm ready?
Speaker 2: Alex Cold Spring Patsy Okay movie we begin with.
Speaker 1: Miss congeniality. Okay, yeah, that's why she put it in.
Speaker 2: I'll participating in, Sandra Bullock.
Speaker 10: I've seen this probably about thirty times, two older sisters,
Speaker 10: and they were obsessed with it.
Speaker 5: I'm pretty too many pratfalls.
Speaker 1: No, no, all to old pratfalls.
Speaker 10: Michael Kaye, Yes, Edo, Benjamin Brad Yes, Yes, I reckon
Speaker 10: two thousand.
Speaker 7: No, I'm going to say ninety four.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and four.
Speaker 2: Rio, you're on the nose exactly two thousand. You love
Speaker 2: this movie, don't you.
Speaker 13: MACA bloody obsessed.
Speaker 2: Bloody obsessed, bloody obsess mates, and do you know what
Speaker 2: the ratingers are? Rotten Tomatoes forty one percent. You got
Speaker 2: to get on there. You've got to get on there.
Speaker 5: It's a great movie that upsets me.
Speaker 2: The reason why this was in after the show yesterday
Speaker 2: that was about with the team meeting me and the producers,
Speaker 2: and I'm not joking, Pats. About half the time was
Speaker 2: Caitlin's talking about Sancho Bullock.
Speaker 1: Nothing to do with the show. We were talking about.
Speaker 2: You know yesterday we were talking about you saw someone famous,
Speaker 2: you didn't want to disturb them.
Speaker 1: You saw Penderbury over the weekend.
Speaker 2: You didn't want to disturb It was in the market
Speaker 2: with his family and we had an email from someone
Speaker 2: who walked past Raphinadell. They didn't want to disturb them,
Speaker 2: and then they thought, maybe she's going quick to get
Speaker 2: a photo. We're never going to see him again, had
Speaker 2: he gone through a secret doorway at the Crown. So
Speaker 2: Kayline was trying to tell us that actually she would
Speaker 2: play it cool if she ever walked past Songra Bullet way.
Speaker 1: There's no way.
Speaker 2: There's too much excitement in you anyway, add Songra Bullet
Speaker 2: to that, there's no way you may never see her again.
Speaker 14: To be honest, I would try to respect her because
Speaker 14: I love her so much, But I think she would
Speaker 14: be the only human in this world that if I
Speaker 14: physically saw her in my presence, I would probably faint,
Speaker 14: cry or do something a bit obscure.
Speaker 2: Cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah, she didn't have to attend to you,
Speaker 2: and then you're just some crazy Loo fan and that's
Speaker 2: all she remember you as see, that's why I wanted
Speaker 2: to play bloody upsessed, That's what he be able to say.
Speaker 1: And then you start foaming at the mouth and hit
Speaker 1: the deck.
Speaker 5: Bloody upset. You are a mate.
Speaker 14: That's why I wanted to play it cool, because I
Speaker 14: want her to be my friend.
Speaker 1: So playing it oh my god, you sound.
Speaker 5: Like a loony restraining order out.
Speaker 2: Excuse me. Let's go to another movie. Now, Men in Black,
Speaker 2: great movie.
Speaker 7: I'm going to say for news about ninety eight ninety nine.
Speaker 5: You need Yeah, we do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's how quiz this works.
Speaker 7: I'm going to go rogue and say ninety seven.
Speaker 1: Wow, we have our winner.
Speaker 2: Wow, you're tuning it in ninety seven, ninety eight, ninety
Speaker 2: seven and scaresty rating on Rotten Tomato ninety one percent,
Speaker 2: fifty percent.
Speaker 1: Higher than Sandra B. Will Smith's Heyday.
Speaker 2: Yes, Timmemer in the nineties. He was one of the
Speaker 2: biggest starts in the nineties. Yes, he did two back
Speaker 2: to act number one movies, all coming out on the
Speaker 2: fourth of July. He had Independence Day in ninety six,
Speaker 2: followed up exactly a year later with Men in Black
Speaker 2: in nineteen ninety seven. All right, now we go to music.
Speaker 2: What year for Whitney Houston?
Speaker 1: I want to dance with somebody. I mean, you're in
Speaker 1: a ten year window.
Speaker 5: So ninety four, no, no, two, no.
Speaker 7: No, I'm gonna say eighties I'm gonna say eighty.
Speaker 2: Nine eighty seven, huge, big number one from nineteen eighty seven.
Speaker 2: All right, now we're going to go to one of
Speaker 2: what was for many years until they ruined it the
Speaker 2: last season and a half.
Speaker 1: Lost. Loved this TV show and.
Speaker 2: Then it all fell apart towards here but a brilliant,
Speaker 2: brilliant TV show.
Speaker 10: So the first year it came out, yes, mid two
Speaker 10: thousand's for sure.
Speaker 5: Oh five, I'm going to go No eight, No, no
Speaker 5: you two.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and four.
Speaker 2: Oh groundbreaking to miserable old theme. It was buzzkill, buzz
Speaker 2: kill on the rep show. It was absolutely massive. I
Speaker 2: remember years later meeting the producer and writer of it.
Speaker 2: I said, I listen, I loved Lost Wippen At the end,
Speaker 2: he goes, we only we in American TV. You don't
Speaker 2: you only you make a show and you think you
Speaker 2: never know if he's going to get renewed. It became
Speaker 2: too popular. We had an idea that we thought, if
Speaker 2: this goes really well, we've got three seasons, six seasons goes.
Speaker 2: We literally weren't making up at the end when it
Speaker 2: showed me that purgatory episode at the.
Speaker 10: End, it shows if you stuff up a season finale.
Speaker 5: It ruins your entirely.
Speaker 2: You're right, I now see it. They're a different sort
Speaker 2: of filter. But for years I loved that show. It's
Speaker 2: a brilliant show. All right, let's go back to music again,
Speaker 2: Brianna and Jay z Umbrella error error huge hip.
Speaker 1: But what was the year, my friend?
Speaker 10: What was the year minded my early nightclubbing days?
Speaker 5: I'm going to say eight?
Speaker 8: Nope, twelve, nope, ten no, two thousand and seven, two
Speaker 8: thousand and seven, Yeah, all right, last one TV show?
Speaker 1: What a TV show? Oh? He wants to buzz in
Speaker 1: name that show by watch?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, why are you touching yourself? As you said that?
Speaker 1: That was that poo head as well? Only one who's
Speaker 1: got right this morning?
Speaker 15: Rio?
Speaker 1: That's his safe word? Half half?
Speaker 2: Is it mid Chhof?
Speaker 14: Yes?
Speaker 2: Nineteen eighteen nine, nineteen eighty nine?
Speaker 1: Four? Is it that old? I thought it was like
Speaker 1: mid ninety.
Speaker 7: Helps the Australian in it?
Speaker 2: Yeah that It was canceled off just one season on NBC,
Speaker 2: but David Haushoff and the producers revived it independently and
Speaker 2: sold it to another network. I didn't know that the
Speaker 2: iconic slow motion beach runs were invented because they were
Speaker 2: cheap to shoot and.
Speaker 1: Help fill time.
Speaker 3: Oh maybe you.
Speaker 2: Know what, towards the end of the week, maybe a
Speaker 2: little snow moll on a Friday would have killed the show.
Speaker 1: The drums are at the end.
Speaker 11: I love it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, I used to love this show.
Speaker 2: It was just such popcorn TV Jimmy years ago. This
Speaker 2: would have been like two thousand and three, two thousand
Speaker 2: and four. David Haushoff was in London for six months
Speaker 2: performing in a West End play and I was doing
Speaker 2: a breakfast show in London on a station. I guess
Speaker 2: it would be like the size of tiple J and
Speaker 2: his agent had said he wouldn't do an interview with me.
Speaker 2: He's only doing top end shows. And I was like,
Speaker 2: there's no way. The agents asked him, right, they just
Speaker 2: do this. They go no, No, they would have seen
Speaker 2: yours and signs.
Speaker 10: No.
Speaker 2: So I said to my listeners, right, I said, someone
Speaker 2: is going to see David Hasshoff because he's in the city,
Speaker 2: he's living here.
Speaker 1: You will see him. Okay.
Speaker 2: If you see him, just ask him to call Christian
Speaker 2: between six to nine. Within three days, the half called
Speaker 2: injure in the show. Wow, it was like, Christian, what
Speaker 2: do you want everywhere I'm going? I had to get
Speaker 2: at my Simon card top to up. Yes, say you
Speaker 2: gotta call Christian. Apparently you do don't do bottom end interviews.
Speaker 2: And then he goes, I'm in a London taxi right now.
Speaker 2: The driver said, we're not going anywhereuntil you call Christian.
Speaker 2: Half called in did an interview from the back of
Speaker 2: a London taxi for twenty minutes. What a funny dude.
Speaker 2: Proper crazy, I mean really really crazy.
Speaker 11: But you had great fun in Europe too, because he's
Speaker 11: a singer, he's an entertainer.
Speaker 1: He sings very well.
Speaker 2: He's the biggest start in Germany for the reason no
Speaker 2: other country loves him more than Germany.
Speaker 1: And he sang at the collapse of the Berlin Wall.
Speaker 2: Yes, there's artists that performed there, an iconic moment in
Speaker 2: that country's history.
Speaker 1: And David Hausehoff is the man they call.
Speaker 3: In Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Big Breaking News, the shisn't it is coming? That's right, kids,
Speaker 2: be excited. Grandpa's Snoop Dogg is coming to Australia.
Speaker 1: Which means weeks and weeks of.
Speaker 2: Stations like three Aws scratching their heads on air, going
Speaker 2: why it's not really what I would call a traditional lot.
Speaker 1: Well, I think it's exciting.
Speaker 5: I hope he does a collab with a Jimmy Barr.
Speaker 12: The chisn'n Its and Brady to Oh my god, yes, yes,
Speaker 12: And also do you know what Snoop Dogg right, who's
Speaker 12: coming now at his official doing the Grand Final?
Speaker 2: Did a brilliant job for NBC as there, did a
Speaker 2: great job at the Olympics last year chat to the athletes,
Speaker 2: doing his alternative commentary. Two or three years ago, the
Speaker 2: UFC hired him to be a very alternative commentator. That
Speaker 2: didn't quite work for USC fights. There was just too
Speaker 2: much pausing and with a lot of sort of someone
Speaker 2: who was inhaling, so I get the feeling he was
Speaker 2: doing it his basement or his crib at home, and
Speaker 2: there wasn't enough of him talk about the action.
Speaker 1: But he did a great job.
Speaker 2: I tell you what they're well worth doing as part
Speaker 2: of his dealer's not just sing is that then he
Speaker 2: should go and you should like pay extra money on
Speaker 2: KO I were paying some money to hear his commentary
Speaker 2: off the Grand Final.
Speaker 5: Snoop and BT Yeah, oh, my god.
Speaker 2: Wow, yes, let's let's let's get some money real, let's
Speaker 2: make that happen.
Speaker 1: We can bring them in a studio roaming in the change.
Speaker 2: Then more players, I think, would actually want to talk
Speaker 2: to the interview.
Speaker 5: That's it's snoop, isn't ducking you?
Speaker 1: All right?
Speaker 2: We've got the news is more coming up next? And
Speaker 2: they were doing small thing, big rage small if conven
Speaker 2: your spleen now thirteen fifty five twenty two, give us
Speaker 2: a call. What small thing drives you, mad Patsy?
Speaker 1: What's it for you?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 6: I hate the cords on those public pins. So the
Speaker 6: pins that if you can find one at your local
Speaker 6: bank branch or your post office. I'm left handed, they
Speaker 6: are always anchored to the right of where I want
Speaker 6: to ride.
Speaker 2: I never would have thought of that, because yeah, I'm
Speaker 2: the right hand quite sort of.
Speaker 1: You never thought about retraining just to make it easier
Speaker 1: full left handed? It's just the U I have a
Speaker 1: special one just for you. Why couldn't you go around
Speaker 1: the other side of the desk.
Speaker 6: No, I just would like them just to do one
Speaker 6: or two where they're anchored from the left side of
Speaker 6: the desk, because what happens is and I got this
Speaker 6: at the bank yesterday. I had to sign a form
Speaker 6: and so of course I pull it.
Speaker 1: If you pension on your soup or something, Nana.
Speaker 7: Thank good on you.
Speaker 6: I pull it across and it just kind of went
Speaker 6: like just pulled stiff tight halfway it. So I had
Speaker 6: to sort of shimmy over and then I had to
Speaker 6: sort of like turn the paper kind of horizontally. It
Speaker 6: was really just odd, and I was sort of shouldered
Speaker 6: to shoulder with the next customer at the at the window,
Speaker 6: and I thought.
Speaker 7: That's just really weird. Can you just like just do
Speaker 7: a few just us?
Speaker 1: Those pens in the bank they barely work either. They've
Speaker 1: always run out.
Speaker 6: I think if you can find one, I think they
Speaker 6: had like one or two. They don't have pens anymore.
Speaker 10: But yeah, even though people still a went to the
Speaker 10: bank and were using the heads and storms, I don't
Speaker 10: think I've been into a physical banking.
Speaker 1: Doc you sign and all of that. Now, Yeah, they
Speaker 1: don't want you going in there, and they show you.
Speaker 2: Away that they have like some young person and who
Speaker 2: asks you like, what do you want here?
Speaker 1: Well, something doing my money? What's it to your business?
Speaker 1: What do you want here? Just hanging around.
Speaker 2: Here with a clipboard and they still go all right
Speaker 2: to stand out. No, no, I've been coming in the
Speaker 2: bank about forty years before you were born, child, Christian
Speaker 2: O'Connell show on podcast. Sorry, I was still just startled
Speaker 2: by the detail and alex of sports news there about
Speaker 2: the AFL player grabbing another aggressively grabbing another player's backside, snoop, have.
Speaker 1: You have you signed that contract? Listen?
Speaker 2: Go online, google it mate, YouTube some games. It's rough
Speaker 2: here they're grabbing ass. Now, this is not the weirdest thing, though,
Speaker 2: it's very strange. I saw the other footage yesterday and
Speaker 2: because I want to find out what the story was,
Speaker 2: that's my story to my wife, and I was like
Speaker 2: a f L backside show, Sarah.
Speaker 5: These players are wearing any clothes.
Speaker 1: And it was strange.
Speaker 3: Heat.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he does so much his backsides.
Speaker 5: He did.
Speaker 2: He gives him pinch or you know, Gord, we used
Speaker 2: to do that, really grabbed it in there, give it
Speaker 2: a little. You know, it's nasty and in real time
Speaker 2: it's very quick, but when they slow it down, it's like, oh.
Speaker 1: He's not nice to see that. Not nice to see
Speaker 1: Rugby league they used to do that. Rugby. They used
Speaker 1: to do that.
Speaker 2: Yes, there was an England international that once told me
Speaker 2: it used to be a prop. See right the front
Speaker 2: of the scrub there and he would put fingers, eyes,
Speaker 2: backside thumbs.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, just tactics.
Speaker 2: Intimidating, intimidating and unwelcome in the AFL.
Speaker 1: Grabbing a person's backside. You're right on the oval in
Speaker 1: the office at home, ruin it out.
Speaker 2: They need to do a campaign stop grabbing ass enjoy
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 1: Okay, Nick Blakey ass play not allows.
Speaker 2: I don't run the AFL. But that's have those Those
Speaker 2: are free, You're welcome. Small thing, big rage, have your backside,
Speaker 2: aggressive bi grabs, buying an AFL player.
Speaker 1: All right, So small things, big rage? What's it for you,
Speaker 1: Sig Christian?
Speaker 2: Small thing big rage for me is when you ring
Speaker 2: a phone company, they put you on the hold and
Speaker 2: you get that constant annoying message saying your call is
Speaker 2: important to us. Shane in Sydney, Cameron Christian. Small thing,
Speaker 2: big rage. When you hear a squeak or small rattle
Speaker 2: in the car, you can never seem to find it.
Speaker 1: It's so annoying you're not going to take them the garish.
Speaker 1: They're looking like it's a squeak.
Speaker 2: We can't seem to find a problem in the cars
Speaker 2: running fine, Cameron. That's a great when you can text
Speaker 2: in what does your small thing big rage? Someone saying
Speaker 2: there small thing big range is when I think of
Speaker 2: something good for this feature, Christian, and then when it
Speaker 2: comes around, I've forgotten what made me angry the other day.
Speaker 2: And you're not hanging on to Brody. That's good in
Speaker 2: a way. Okay, be happy texting the rest of it
Speaker 2: if you've got small thing big rage? Oh four seventy
Speaker 2: five O three one oh four three for me today,
Speaker 2: I've ordered something online right and now I'm getting NonStop
Speaker 2: emails about what's happening to the flipping package consists?
Speaker 1: Okay, what are you in attention seeking? Toddler?
Speaker 2: Just show up at my door. I've had five emails.
Speaker 2: Just stood at the depot.
Speaker 1: It's ready. I was so exciting, isn't it? Me? And you?
Speaker 1: You can't ready be a big trip.
Speaker 5: It's ridiculous. Everything it's just been picked up a dispatch?
Speaker 1: Is it greatous? Do your job? You probably here right now.
Speaker 1: If you went so long finding my email and boring me,
Speaker 1: hasn't left the depot.
Speaker 2: It's almost ready getting ready for dispatch. Joel was off
Speaker 2: sick yesterday. Hopefully hose Ach can cover a shift today.
Speaker 2: Let me know how it all works out.
Speaker 10: And now whoever you bought it from, you're also going
Speaker 10: to get for the next Month's all random, their company,
Speaker 10: the experience, so bloody needy.
Speaker 1: There you go, there's my review ware. You too, needy?
Speaker 1: Just do your job. How do you know what's going
Speaker 1: on in a depot? Oh, it's ol A delivery should
Speaker 1: be today.
Speaker 2: Maybe tomorrow between a two thousand hour window.
Speaker 1: Real? What's your small thing? Big rage?
Speaker 10: You're at the bar or the pub. It's busy, you're
Speaker 10: lining up, you get to the front. Some guy comes
Speaker 10: up next to you, after you. The bartender looks at
Speaker 10: both of you.
Speaker 1: Who is it?
Speaker 10: He is obligated to do the side ways nod to say, hey,
Speaker 10: he was here first.
Speaker 5: He doesn't do it.
Speaker 2: Flog behavior, flock, no, no it is. I don't care
Speaker 2: who you are and what you've done. That is disgusting.
Speaker 2: You know what you've done and they know they do
Speaker 2: that thing when someone doesn't let you out into traffic
Speaker 2: where they just look dead ahead. I can't have done
Speaker 2: anything because I can't see anything there, and you've got
Speaker 2: proof revision. You don't need to be an hour to
Speaker 2: see me.
Speaker 10: You know, the bartender has a very busy job. He
Speaker 10: can't see.
Speaker 5: But I was here first. It's un Australian.
Speaker 2: But you put again what you feeled. If you do
Speaker 2: that right, how much better you feel When they were
Speaker 2: here first?
Speaker 1: They look at you.
Speaker 2: People always say thank you. You're slightly inconvenience. You could
Speaker 2: have been a flog here, but you said to me,
Speaker 2: I'm not a flog. And both of you feel good
Speaker 2: by this exchange. You're saying, there's so another stranger. I
Speaker 2: see you, even though I don't know you. I respect
Speaker 2: that you were here before me. You have your drink
Speaker 2: before I get that. You feel so good you bond.
Speaker 1: Indeed, aggressive ass grab you'll know that.
Speaker 5: The p and someone just grabbed.
Speaker 1: Knock it out. What's it for you? And it's a
Speaker 1: small thing, big race when.
Speaker 11: You're in a playground with small kids.
Speaker 2: And what you're doing in the playground anyway with my
Speaker 2: two Oh right, okay, sorry, hang around there at lunch
Speaker 2: someme after the.
Speaker 11: Show selling watches No well, I promise with my children,
Speaker 11: I'm in the playground and I'm at the swing and
Speaker 11: I put my child on the swing and we've only
Speaker 11: just started. And then a parent comes up and stands
Speaker 11: there next to you with their child.
Speaker 1: Passively aggressively like some dangerous dat.
Speaker 11: We just got here, We just got on the swing.
Speaker 11: Come on, just give us like five minutes. They need lifeguards.
Speaker 2: Because then there some guys they blow up for some
Speaker 2: kind of incursion and hey, come on, they've only been
Speaker 2: on there a couple of minutes.
Speaker 1: To make it fair.
Speaker 11: And then they'll say, I don't worry that they'll be
Speaker 11: finished soon, darling. They'll be off in a minute.
Speaker 2: Set the precious franchise feelings.
Speaker 1: Of Little Betty.
Speaker 5: Yeah, little Billy.
Speaker 1: It's always Little Betty, isn't it?
Speaker 2: Get off their mates some future CEO so annoying, So
Speaker 2: just just back off.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 1: You're a keen sportsman. You have been sent off free.
Speaker 2: Oh you know what.
Speaker 10: I've actually been stunned out for something I had no
Speaker 10: idea was illegal. There was a guy I was playing
Speaker 10: against that doesn't matter. From Penrith is a Western Suburbs team,
Speaker 10: which actually might be important. He had platted Ponytail that
Speaker 10: went all the way down to his bottom, so it
Speaker 10: was a really long ponytail and he was running away
Speaker 10: from me playing footy.
Speaker 5: I grabbed.
Speaker 2: No, come on, just two minutes ago you're talking about
Speaker 2: us grabbing in the AFL.
Speaker 1: But I mean I didn't, can't do that.
Speaker 2: But it was below his should shade him because he's
Speaker 2: from Penrith.
Speaker 10: It was below his shoulders and so I thought, well,
Speaker 10: what's what's you know?
Speaker 3: You knew?
Speaker 1: Come on just because he was out running.
Speaker 10: Show me in the rule book where you can't grab
Speaker 10: someone's ponytail.
Speaker 2: Competitive, Wow, you do what you gotta do exactly, Katelyn.
Speaker 1: You ever been sent off?
Speaker 3: Ah?
Speaker 13: Yes I have.
Speaker 14: Just last year was the first time in my whole
Speaker 14: sporting career that I was ever sent.
Speaker 13: Off a field.
Speaker 1: We'll be you playing. What are you doing?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 14: I played touch football and it was local park touch
Speaker 14: just here in Melbourne at Princess Park and we were
Speaker 14: defending on the line and we'd got two penalties against
Speaker 14: us for being offside and then the third penalty again
Speaker 14: for offside and supposedly after that happens and I played
Speaker 14: touch my whole life, you get sent off? But he
Speaker 14: thought I was a person that was offside and I
Speaker 14: wasn't and I was trying to tell him it wasn't me,
Speaker 14: and he said, if you do not get off this field,
Speaker 14: I will send you off for the whole season.
Speaker 1: Too much power for some people.
Speaker 13: Then that did my head and I was like, hat.
Speaker 7: Did She's still fired up.
Speaker 13: I stayed on the field for like five minutes yelling
Speaker 13: at this.
Speaker 1: Guy and time.
Speaker 2: Eventually you'll get the phone COO I got yesterday from
Speaker 2: my eighteen year old daughter Lois. She goes, I knew
Speaker 2: she was playing netball yesterday, right, and she's at University
Speaker 2: of Melbourne. She's in a team there. She's ga okay.
Speaker 2: And I texted her earlier going hey, how'd you go on?
Speaker 1: Did you win or lose? She caused me to go
Speaker 1: and yeah, look look we.
Speaker 2: Lost, and went all right, how do you go? Sixty
Speaker 2: sixty something?
Speaker 1: Too? Went? You got two? I'm that's it gets picked.
Speaker 1: This story gets bigger than this. I'm like, what you
Speaker 1: Then we go? You know you're not at university studying that.
Speaker 1: It's a it's a fun thing.
Speaker 2: I came not exactly, King Richard, you know my kids
Speaker 2: been good at tennis. When going baler Rat's a long
Speaker 2: wed ago for a tournament this weekend.
Speaker 1: Skip it? Okay?
Speaker 2: So anyway, she goes, No, no, that's not the big part. Dad,
Speaker 2: I got sent off, went, I didn't know anyone got
Speaker 2: sent off in netball?
Speaker 1: What did you get sent off? Swearing? Swearing? She takes
Speaker 1: after her mother.
Speaker 2: Can I say, I'm a professional broadcaster, I have a
Speaker 2: clean mouth swearing?
Speaker 1: What are we doing swearing? She goes, Well, the umpire
Speaker 1: was very chummy with the other team. Okay.
Speaker 2: I was like, hey, how you doing, Marie and all this,
Speaker 2: and they were getting a lot of very fair calls,
Speaker 2: and I just said, this isn't right. And then I
Speaker 2: started swearing, and the that's it. Ga Off took off
Speaker 2: her bib that said gare on the floor.
Speaker 1: Oh no, go it properly? Do it? Probably like that?
Speaker 1: Oh wit get in. I'm sure that's what you should
Speaker 1: be saying with that. But that's the kind of dad
Speaker 1: you got.
Speaker 5: Get in well, good honor.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I didn't know in netball you swear.
Speaker 5: Can't swear?
Speaker 2: At that end of the day, the game one, there
Speaker 2: was inequality, and she spoke up, yeah she did.
Speaker 5: She rose apart.
Speaker 2: She said, daddy was so unfair it's a righteous issue.
Speaker 1: She turned a righteous issue.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: We got to take calls about why do you get
Speaker 2: sent off? This in the car just talking about My
Speaker 2: eighteen year old daughter rang me yesterday. She's away at
Speaker 2: our University of Melbourne.
Speaker 1: On the Monday.
Speaker 2: She plays netbull and she said, Dad, we lost on
Speaker 2: like sixty to two. She's GA and she said, I
Speaker 2: also got sent off. Get sent off for swearing? Just
Speaker 2: sent off a swearing Christian. I've been thrown off a
Speaker 2: netwle court for glaring at the umpire. What apparently my
Speaker 2: resting competitive face is now a crime like rio. I'd
Speaker 2: like to know where this rule is in the raw
Speaker 2: book that comes from Nicole. So if you've been sent off,
Speaker 2: you've got a story about it, please let us know.
Speaker 2: We've had hair putting, swearing and now glaring the wrong
Speaker 2: way at an umpire.
Speaker 1: Give me a call.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 1: Why did you get sent off? You've got a story?
Speaker 1: Give me a call. Thirteen fifty five, twenty two.
Speaker 2: My eighteen year old daughter yesterday sent off for swearing
Speaker 2: the middle of the day in a nettle game. GA
Speaker 2: threw off the gabib. Wow, Christian's small thing big great.
Speaker 2: I know you've moved on. I have Debbie, but it's okay.
Speaker 2: I'll let you have this one. Linked chocolate doesn't break
Speaker 2: on the lines. What we need a raw commission.
Speaker 1: This is huge. When was this in the news.
Speaker 7: I've never had trouble with my link, not at all.
Speaker 1: Maybe just got a rogue one.
Speaker 2: We need to go to a supermarket, buy some get
Speaker 2: a focused sample range.
Speaker 1: Maybe of Linz.
Speaker 5: As like a cost cutting exercise.
Speaker 10: They've made it a less of a deep Indeed, it's not.
Speaker 7: As deep chocolate bar.
Speaker 2: Oh well, I don't want to be smirch the Link
Speaker 2: family name. Let's just presume that this was a rogue
Speaker 2: one first of all. Okay, all right, so why have
Speaker 2: you been sent off? Have you ever been sent off?
Speaker 1: At it? You strike me as someone who plays clean.
Speaker 11: Oh no, I did get sent off once for ten
Speaker 11: minutes though I was simponed. Oh yeah, I wasim min
Speaker 11: Yeah for fighting in rugby union fighting. I got I got, yeah,
Speaker 11: I got really hid in the stomach, and it really
Speaker 11: winded me, and I got really upset about it. And
Speaker 11: this guy had been just in my ear all day,
Speaker 11: just just trying to get me off my game and
Speaker 11: I and I crumbled and I just lost it and we.
Speaker 1: We we came in my mind sort of whin meeling in. Yeah,
Speaker 1: none of them connected.
Speaker 2: This at burst of flailing arms and the reference we
Speaker 2: both said both were yeah, and we.
Speaker 1: We sort of chatted afterwards and which your hands. That's
Speaker 1: a very Rugby union way to rugby.
Speaker 11: Yes, yeah, just get just go and have ten minutes
Speaker 11: in the band, settled out and come back when you.
Speaker 2: I'm surprised with that aggression of vine is you're get
Speaker 2: signed up to go to the other code of n
Speaker 2: r L, but ed with your with your love of
Speaker 2: fighting them and going to play for n r L
Speaker 2: where that's positively encouraged. It's fine. Yeah, now Rio, you
Speaker 2: found a couple of other reasons why people have been
Speaker 2: sent off.
Speaker 10: Yes, During a twenty sixteen World Cup qualifier, this is
Speaker 10: in soccer, bosni is eden Zecho dacked one of the
Speaker 10: Greek players meaning he.
Speaker 1: Just know what that is, We all know what that is, yanked.
Speaker 10: Down his shorts walking fast and then short I don't know,
Speaker 10: it's like a bit of a joke, got sent off.
Speaker 10: And then there was a Swedish player who got sent
Speaker 10: off straight away for a second offense of farting too
Speaker 10: close to the referee.
Speaker 1: Probably had some of those Swedish meatballs.
Speaker 10: My tear.
Speaker 1: They can repeat, they are very nice. Go straight through it.
Speaker 1: How we got here? We got Sharon here, Come on it.
Speaker 16: Sharon, good morning. How are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good Sharon? So why did you get sent off?
Speaker 1: What happened?
Speaker 16: Well, there's two stories, Christian. The first one, when I
Speaker 16: used to play hockey, I was quite an aggressive player.
Speaker 16: Who isn't With a stick in your hand, you can
Speaker 16: hit people. And I got hit in the leg and
Speaker 16: I profaned in Danish. I can speak Danish, and next
Speaker 16: minute the whistle blue. And he would have thought that
Speaker 16: the umpire, with only a country of four million people,
Speaker 16: would speak Danish. I had a Danish umpire.
Speaker 1: What odds empire? I mean, it's massive in Europe hockey
Speaker 1: as well. They're very good at it.
Speaker 16: Yes, and what I said was quite disgusting. And when
Speaker 16: I used to play netball, I was a gold defender
Speaker 16: and I'm not particularly tall, so I used any advantages
Speaker 16: I could, and my trick was to eat garlic bread.
Speaker 16: So when you people, well, so when you're defending you
Speaker 16: have the strict in front of the players and got
Speaker 16: picked off by.
Speaker 2: So yeah.
Speaker 16: Yes, yeah, it was pretty good and it would also
Speaker 16: sulfing your skin as well.
Speaker 2: Were we what an incredible turn of phraser had that?
Speaker 2: I profaned in Danish. We have high level listeners like
Speaker 2: Sharon sharing two great stories there.
Speaker 1: Thank you very much to give us a call. No,
Speaker 1: thank you, have a great day.
Speaker 2: Thank you and you Sharon Kat. Why do you get
Speaker 2: sent off? Welcome to the show.
Speaker 15: Good morning. I got sent off the knitball courts for
Speaker 15: using the lord's name in Vain.
Speaker 1: Were you playing in a religious league?
Speaker 15: No, I was playing for Corio.
Speaker 16: It's very.
Speaker 2: A team of non believers. I'm playing for the atheist today.
Speaker 2: We're taking all the believers.
Speaker 1: Oh cat, that's a great one. Thank you very much.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell Show Gone Podcast.
Speaker 2: If you've got a story about a cat or a dog,
Speaker 2: we want to hear it. We're trying to work out
Speaker 2: by the end of this week, which of the two
Speaker 2: cats or dogs give us the better stories. At the
Speaker 2: moment it is the cats. You can call me thirteen
Speaker 2: fifty five twenty two figure ouse. We've got runny to
Speaker 2: spend at Swaggle visits Swaggle dot com, dot au the
Speaker 2: too Easy pet store making pet Parrington too easy.
Speaker 1: All right, let's get into it.
Speaker 10: Chats first dogs, it's pause verse clause chats.
Speaker 2: Burst Dogs, it's bets at wool Chats, burst dogs.
Speaker 5: Give Christian a car.
Speaker 2: At the moment, cats have the edge. Based on day
Speaker 2: one yesterday.
Speaker 17: I was doing a project in my backyard, beautiful sunny day.
Speaker 17: I logged into the car auctions. Five minutes into the project,
Speaker 17: a phone call from the auctioneer saying, I'm just confirming
Speaker 17: your bit on that Honda CRV, and I said, no,
Speaker 17: I haven't been on anything. Check the computer again and
Speaker 17: there's an invoice for twenty five thousand dollars. Turn around
Speaker 17: and I'll see my son's cat walking on the keyboard
Speaker 17: of computer.
Speaker 9: My mother in law, she.
Speaker 15: Was going on a holiday.
Speaker 2: That's all gone.
Speaker 4: The cats are really ill. So they come back from
Speaker 4: the holiday thinking, oh my goodness, this is it. The
Speaker 4: vet cord and said that the cat had faked a
Speaker 4: heart attack, and they've never seen anything like this before.
Speaker 2: I must have told eight people about that story yesday
Speaker 2: about a cat faking a heart attack. It's one of
Speaker 2: the most amazing stories I've ever heard. It's like someone out.
Speaker 1: A movie, a car going towards the light. Garfield's going
Speaker 1: to What Lord is it my time?
Speaker 2: Please come back from your holiday right now? You know
Speaker 2: what I feel sorry for The dog doesn't get a
Speaker 2: replay still yesterday about a dog who detected cancer, and
Speaker 2: you cold dead eyed producers rub out the dog that
Speaker 2: detected cancer.
Speaker 1: Someone's alive because of a dog. It doesn't make it
Speaker 1: through to the reaper.
Speaker 2: Wow, wee producers, get ready, Come on, guys, that is
Speaker 2: cold all right. I had some great emails that came
Speaker 2: in yesterday after the show.
Speaker 1: Christian.
Speaker 2: Let me tell you about Gizmo. This comes with Gowning.
Speaker 2: He was a Pomeranian cross Chihuahua and the most amazing
Speaker 2: little guy you've ever met. Gizmo would bark at my
Speaker 2: daughter Cassie to get ready for school.
Speaker 1: Wow, dog nanny.
Speaker 2: He always knew that she would be late, so he
Speaker 2: took a blow himself to hurry her up. Later on,
Speaker 2: he got a job at Kmart. Sorry, she got John
Speaker 2: at Kmart and he would do the same thing. I said,
Speaker 2: say good one, Camar for giving gizm my job. Just
Speaker 2: a bark at customers if they're looking up there steaming
Speaker 2: anything ro for that back. This is an amazing one
Speaker 2: from Matt Christian. When I was a teenager, I was
Speaker 2: awoken one morning before school by my mum who announced
Speaker 2: that our dog, Kelly a jack Russell, had murdered our cat, Uspers.
Speaker 2: She rang all the neighbors and told them to lock
Speaker 2: up the cats because Kelly, our jack Russell, was indeed
Speaker 2: a murderer. Mom went to and at the time she
Speaker 2: worked in a supermarket as a checkout chick, and cried
Speaker 2: all day at work when anyone purchased count or dog
Speaker 2: Field dog food, and when anywhere near the pet food
Speaker 2: are I went to school thinking our dog had killed
Speaker 2: our camp. Then arrived home from school and was busy
Speaker 2: in the kitchen cooking dinner. Then all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: Pusspuse brackets the murder cap jumped up on the window.
Speaker 1: Still for a.
Speaker 2: Second, I thought I was seeing the ghost of Puspose,
Speaker 2: but then realized, no, that actually is Puspus Adam Hayover,
Speaker 2: So we decided to go down to look at where
Speaker 2: Mum had apparently buried puss Puse. We dug up the
Speaker 2: grave and found that Mum had buried a small ringtail possum.
Speaker 1: Puspus lives.
Speaker 2: Oh God, poor Kelly, wrongly accused as a murderer. Bring
Speaker 2: those neighbors and say Kenny's innocent. He's an innocent jack ross.
Speaker 2: So we wouldn't kill Puspus.
Speaker 7: He was pardoned.
Speaker 2: My mum also Christian. You would love my mum one occasion,
Speaker 2: asked my dad if we could adopt a blind horse
Speaker 2: she saw in the local paper. We lived on a
Speaker 2: small on the smallest block, but definitely not big enough
Speaker 2: for a horse. However, called him mum's theory. Because the
Speaker 2: horse was blind, it wouldn't see how big the backyard was.
Speaker 5: Oh you're in beautiful part.
Speaker 1: Where will you go today? If you really do have
Speaker 1: to lay that horse to order?
Speaker 2: Ah, Matt, very very funny emails, And in this one
Speaker 2: from Tony about the legend that is Munchkin Christian, where
Speaker 2: do I start? We brought Munchkin as a kitchen in
Speaker 2: two thousand and seven, not realizing he spent nights terrorizing
Speaker 2: the neighborhood mafia style. As the years went on and
Speaker 2: little to our knowledge, Munchkin used to get out at
Speaker 2: night terrorizing their neighborhood Between the late twenty thirteen early
Speaker 2: twenty fourteen, the council impounded him four times one hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty dollars a pop.
Speaker 1: And never revealed to us where or how they caught him.
Speaker 2: And then on the twenty fourth of twenty fourteen April,
Speaker 2: everything changed. My wife's Nastali cool to say, we've received
Speaker 2: as training order from white Horse Council. If Munchkin entered
Speaker 2: a neighbour's house, he'd be seized and find soon the
Speaker 2: media came calling, of course, on ANZAC Day, Madeline Slattery
Speaker 2: from nine News interviewed my wife Natalie and our kids
Speaker 2: and hopefully Munchkin exclusive plus a neighbor we'd never met,
Speaker 2: finally revealing who'd been calling the bound that night. We
Speaker 2: were the lead story after all the ANZAC coverage.
Speaker 1: The story blew up.
Speaker 2: Nine news facebook page lit up with the accusations that
Speaker 2: we were irresponsible owners from all the Karens.
Speaker 1: Fair enough.
Speaker 2: The following day it was debated on TV again. Munchkin
Speaker 2: passed away peacefully in June twenty twenty, probably taken out
Speaker 2: by the neighborhood.
Speaker 1: Under Betty Start.
Speaker 2: The cats are winning this at the moment, they are
Speaker 2: just edging it.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Christian, I got sent on from being square lug umpire
Speaker 2: in low grade cricket for not paying attention. Christian, I'm
Speaker 2: not sure there's is a point four against cats. My
Speaker 2: cat has tried to kill me a few times. The
Speaker 2: last one I call was waking up the middle of
Speaker 2: night to the bone chining tick of the gas stove.
Speaker 1: Not being pushed in. I don't even have any postboy men.
Speaker 1: What's going on?
Speaker 2: Ran out to see him sitting on the stove. He
Speaker 2: knew what he was doing. Yeah, wow, you could have
Speaker 2: set the whole house on fire.
Speaker 1: How was a warning shot?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 2: We're doing cats for us as dog stories this week.
Speaker 2: Which animal is going to give us the better stories?
Speaker 2: You can call him with yours prices for the better
Speaker 2: ones brilliant online pet store Swaggle dot com. We got
Speaker 2: money to spend there for your animals. Thirteen fifty five,
Speaker 2: twenty two. A cat is on the line, A lady,
Speaker 2: good cat with a dog story. Good morning, Good morning cat,
Speaker 2: welcome for the show.
Speaker 15: Thank you. We had a blue heeler Harty who jumped
Speaker 15: out of our car window at one hundred and ten.
Speaker 15: K's on the Hume Highway. Wow, looked everywhere. Came back
Speaker 15: after the weekend, thought while we'll stop at this farm,
Speaker 15: check as if they've seen her. And here comes Heidi
Speaker 15: trotting around the corner. No injuries and lived to be
Speaker 15: twenty three years old.
Speaker 2: They are the dogs that made Australia. They are strong animals. Wow,
Speaker 2: that is incredible. How many keys are you doing?
Speaker 15: One hundred and ten? Sorry?
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, Kat, thank you very much for your
Speaker 2: dog story. Thanks on the show. Have a good day,
Speaker 2: hikey Joeanne, good morning, welcome to the show.
Speaker 9: Yeah, hi, I've got a dog story about my great day.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, what did it do?
Speaker 9: She did CPR to get her puppy back to life. Yeah,
Speaker 9: so the puppy was born and not breathing, and she
Speaker 9: licked and did all the things that trying to stimulate breathing,
Speaker 9: and she picked it up in her mouth and did
Speaker 9: heart massage with her out and tongue, and the puppy
Speaker 9: survived and lived to about nine or ten year old.
Speaker 1: That is incredible.
Speaker 2: And that is a big old mouth we put into bed.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I don't even I don't think I know how
Speaker 10: to do up.
Speaker 2: We need to, No, we really do because there's no
Speaker 2: there's no other like first aids in this team aren't
Speaker 2: there's none of us, Kitlin, You know, do you?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 13: I know first date. I did it growing up because
Speaker 13: I was, oh.
Speaker 2: Great, it's changed in any way now you know they
Speaker 2: had the updated every year.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I know, but the last time.
Speaker 2: Also, and not being funny, your child is like a
Speaker 2: Swiss army knife.
Speaker 1: You told us once.
Speaker 2: By the age of fifteen, you've written two thousand articles
Speaker 2: in the local paper. You know, so that and you
Speaker 2: know we've got Florence nineteen go on the team.
Speaker 5: Well, how long ago did you do the training?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 13: Five years ago was the most recent training that I did.
Speaker 2: We should all be doing it because what if you're
Speaker 2: off sick or what if you drop. Yes, I'm suddenly
Speaker 2: interviewing Sandra Bullock and you crash, choking, frothing at the
Speaker 2: mouth on the floor. I'm like, good God, Sandy, b
Speaker 2: hang on a minute, I'm got to go go and
Speaker 2: revive Caitlin.
Speaker 1: Sorry, you have to say sorry school, right, I.
Speaker 2: Have to say sorry, And I just want to say something.
Speaker 2: Two hours ago on the show on air, Klin, you
Speaker 2: were telling me that if if you ever met Undra Bullock.
Speaker 2: You'll be cool, calm and collected. You just said it's
Speaker 2: not stuck off. Oh well, that's bad news for all. Actually,
Speaker 2: it's not bad news the show. It's not really stuck on.
Speaker 1: Is it.
Speaker 5: It's really stuck on, the worst.
Speaker 2: Person on the show to have that stuck on.
Speaker 1: No, No, I've managed to turn off.
Speaker 2: So you want about Sandra Bullock now it remains private
Speaker 2: between you and sad. Alrighty, where were we Let's go
Speaker 2: now to to Kathy Kathy, Good morning, Good morning, Christian,
Speaker 2: Good morning Kathy.
Speaker 1: All right, cat versus dog stories? What have you got?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 4: Absolutely dog. We had me and my ex partner had
Speaker 4: two dogs, which we'd always take shopping. We'd use the
Speaker 4: train ticket to the shops. One day I couldn't go
Speaker 4: and he couldn't handle both dogs, so he took his dog, Glassie,
Speaker 4: did the shopping, sat at the train station, and a
Speaker 4: guy approached him, patting the dog, and said, you will
Speaker 4: never believe what I saw. You know, as I got
Speaker 4: on the train, there was this dog. It got on
Speaker 4: the train by itself. It sat next to the door.
Speaker 4: One station later, the doors opened, the dog got off.
Speaker 4: Nobody knew whose dog it was. He sat there thinking,
Speaker 4: you know, my dog, as in my dog was a
Speaker 4: safe in the backyard. But then he looked up across
Speaker 4: the tracks and there she was, zena, my dog had
Speaker 4: escaped the yard, ran to the train station.
Speaker 1: Train probably yeah, go see a different suburb.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, and it was a miracle that somebody opened up
Speaker 4: the door for her, because she got up at the
Speaker 4: right station and waited there. He looked across and she
Speaker 4: was wagging a tail, like I found you, daddy.
Speaker 5: That's amazing.
Speaker 2: I know that.
Speaker 1: Andy Lee told me a similar story.
Speaker 2: He said he once saw a dog get on a
Speaker 2: train and then patiently wait three stops and then just
Speaker 2: get off. Was just taking itself off for a walk
Speaker 2: somewhere all bin for a walk and was just going
Speaker 2: back home. So it was just like a dog bite
Speaker 2: it up. But it knew was looking out for which
Speaker 2: stops the right one, like somehow it knew. If you
Speaker 2: got any more stories about cats versus dogs thirteen fifty
Speaker 2: five twenty two, it's going to go and checking on producicating.
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Yesterday on the show, I was flagging up the most
Speaker 2: underwhelming event in the calendar is Father's Day. I say
Speaker 2: this as a dad. It doesn't get anywhere near the
Speaker 2: fuss moms do. People seem to get irritated that it's
Speaker 2: even a thing. I'm saying this because I said to
Speaker 2: my wife the wee came when we were swapping like
Speaker 2: diary dates.
Speaker 1: You know, it's not so much ADMIN in a relationship.
Speaker 1: We got that in.
Speaker 2: And I said, hey, bubba, way, don't forget in September
Speaker 2: it's back Father's Day. And she's, oh, bloody hell, not
Speaker 2: again this thing. Oh my almost a year.
Speaker 1: I didn't even say this about Mother's Day. Celebrity dads.
Speaker 2: Can't carve out an hour you have for lunch yourself,
Speaker 2: and there's that big a deal, say.
Speaker 1: One day out of many hundreds of.
Speaker 10: The year, whole day maybe half.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: And you look at you've got a book weeks before
Speaker 2: from Mother's Day lunch.
Speaker 1: Dad. It isn't that walking on it all drive through.
Speaker 2: We'll just eat a home, That's what my wife was like,
Speaker 2: would always eat a home.
Speaker 1: Yeah, why would we book anything?
Speaker 11: And get this, my wife's birthday is always really close
Speaker 11: to Mother's Day?
Speaker 1: Of course. Yeah, so I've got the double whammy.
Speaker 2: There's only one person getting wammied and that's Father's Day.
Speaker 2: It is a non event. It is, isn't it. You
Speaker 2: think about like the acreage you get off cars for
Speaker 2: mum and rightly so dads is dumped by the tills
Speaker 2: in the supermarkets. It's that lonely stand by the trolleys
Speaker 2: and those dodgy local adverts for piano tuders, lone guitar.
Speaker 1: But the little tester with the phone number.
Speaker 2: There's like two choices of cards as the wooden tennis
Speaker 2: racket one an old racing car or an old leathery sheriff.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's all they know about this mysterious man who sits
Speaker 2: in the corner mumbling cool dad. So I was talking
Speaker 2: about this yesterday and Peratsy's husband the warrib love God, Chris,
Speaker 2: a fellow dad has sent me this what a dad won't. No,
Speaker 2: we didn't send me that. I thought that God's lead
Speaker 2: to yesterday. It lives on Christian.
Speaker 18: I heard you're talking about Father's Day yesterday. Thanks for
Speaker 18: bringing it up, because Pat seems to listen to you
Speaker 18: every time I try to.
Speaker 1: Bring it up. It's like I'm talking another language.
Speaker 18: I'm not even asking for a lot all I'm looking
Speaker 18: for is a brand new meat, smoker and an afternoon
Speaker 18: in the beer garden of the Bridge Hotel. And where
Speaker 18: I don't think that's a heck of a lot to ask.
Speaker 18: It's not like I'm asking for over and above marital concessions.
Speaker 1: See that sounds like a great day.
Speaker 2: Yes, Chris would love that he's got He's got his
Speaker 2: smokes meat and then an afternoon on the beers.
Speaker 1: Yes, so that is a glorious day.
Speaker 6: Though that like Audrey and I aren't part of any
Speaker 6: of that plan. It sounds like he wants a solo day,
Speaker 6: doesn't it really grow?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: So now I know what now, Patsy, you know what
Speaker 2: Chris would like?
Speaker 7: A smoker geez aiming Hi.
Speaker 1: Though you know I've seen some of those handbags you're using.
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm not saying that, you know they're not cheap,
Speaker 2: but you know Langham, this Langham that you know, maybe
Speaker 2: Andre has got a smoke of sparing the kitchens at
Speaker 2: the Langham.
Speaker 1: You can go and wean out the back.
Speaker 6: Oh well, I might take him to Barbecue's Glory. He
Speaker 6: can have a look, Bitty can't touch you have a look,
Speaker 6: Bitty can't.
Speaker 2: Touch so the reason why Rio has made this and
Speaker 2: now I found it, It's like, please don't plan it,
Speaker 2: but no, it needs to be what a.
Speaker 10: Dad wants, what a daddy's What wouldn't make my daddy happy?
Speaker 5: I'm asking you so calling and tell me.
Speaker 2: The priest daddy makes me a bit said, there's no reason, dad,
Speaker 2: but that daddy you know it got it got misappropriated.
Speaker 2: I think someone on the Way I Show used daddy
Speaker 2: and then it was like, we can't.
Speaker 1: Use that word anymore. People.
Speaker 2: What daddy wants? Key people that you've got your own
Speaker 2: kings leave us Dad's alone with King Free Unless you
Speaker 2: want to get me a King Free host, then I'm
Speaker 2: down for that kink. That's the kind of kink of
Speaker 2: dad lights. I do actually own a King Free host.
Speaker 2: Chris broke my last one. Do you remember made a
Speaker 2: beer bong at my wife's fifty You did class?
Speaker 7: When we're invited out.
Speaker 2: He was like, have you got a small have you
Speaker 2: got a really sharp knife or anything? And I was like,
Speaker 2: I've got this. He goes, well, this is.
Speaker 1: Have to do.
Speaker 2: Meet me around the side of your house. I was like,
Speaker 2: this is where the hoses. He goes that's why I
Speaker 2: need to meet around there. And he was making a
Speaker 2: kind of basically a rogue beer bomb to turn my
Speaker 2: beloved wife's fiftieth into a beer bong at fifty and
Speaker 2: it worked, though it was like nitrous oxide to an
Speaker 2: already drunken party. Mcgiver beer Iver. All right, So, dads,
Speaker 2: what would you actually want? We want to get Father's
Speaker 2: Day right for the dance this What would you actually
Speaker 2: really want?
Speaker 1: Alex? What would you love? Seriously?
Speaker 11: What? I seriously just want socks and Hankees. I just
Speaker 11: love socks and Hanks. Maybe some chocolate coated almonds for
Speaker 11: an elderly.
Speaker 5: Maybe a box of Werthers.
Speaker 2: Was circular tin travels suit, some driving gloves.
Speaker 1: And you railways it Dad's tell us what would you
Speaker 1: love for Father's Day this year? Give me a call?
Speaker 3: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Shared in Macedon. You're looking after your dad. He's taking
Speaker 2: his dad to go and see on Father's Day at
Speaker 2: Coliby's sign top gum Maverick in concert?
Speaker 1: What yes?
Speaker 5: Well like of like a symphony orchestra?
Speaker 1: Have you read about what Tom Cruise has done.
Speaker 2: He's learned how to become a one man orchestra so
Speaker 2: he can play the tuba, the obo, alright, alright, the
Speaker 2: French on the flure Patsy, Yeah, good on you.
Speaker 14: Yeah.
Speaker 7: They do that sometimes with movies, don't they.
Speaker 1: Yes, you've seen the Harry Potter on a couple of
Speaker 1: times trying to be you. I know who you really are?
Speaker 1: He has, he has.
Speaker 2: He turned around the stage door as well. Chat to
Speaker 2: the xylophone player courts eye.
Speaker 7: A loud old performance, wouldn't it?
Speaker 10: With that?
Speaker 7: What be loud?
Speaker 1: Well? Why rain on her dad's happy day?
Speaker 2: I'm writing like he doesn't want to go around Mecca
Speaker 2: for eighty seven hours at our performance. You've got all
Speaker 2: the action scenes, the beautiful music music from it. You know,
Speaker 2: I was back home seeing mom and dad in England
Speaker 2: when Hans Zimmer was here. I would have loved to
Speaker 2: go and see hand Zimmer live.
Speaker 5: We talked about it, but we decided not to do.
Speaker 1: Only because of a photo you saw of him. That
Speaker 1: is sad. It doesn't look Lan was not Lane.
Speaker 2: Go online, look at that man. What is contributed to music?
Speaker 2: I know all you've done so far is what a
Speaker 2: dad wants real versus hands him. It is neck connects
Speaker 2: sometimes but based on that it isn't real. You did
Speaker 2: Interstillar's done so many movies, He's done most of them.
Speaker 1: Oh, he did the last SEMII June as well.
Speaker 2: The tune soundtrack I Wanted to Do is incredible. And
Speaker 2: you know, let's just play Rio's most recent work.
Speaker 5: What a dad Wants? What a dady? Dady happy? I'm
Speaker 5: asking you.
Speaker 1: So you know, and you place you fair enough? All right?
Speaker 2: Today it is thank your Team day. They should thank
Speaker 2: you an the other way.
Speaker 1: I forgot. That's the mess. So you can go and.
Speaker 2: See Crowded House Live at Mornington on the Red Hot
Speaker 2: Summits All End of the Year second and final show,
Speaker 2: November thirty. Tickets are on sale now at ticket Master.
Speaker 2: We have a double pass to go to Red Hot
Speaker 2: Summit's All Live. What are the top five things that
Speaker 2: parents do that annoy their teenagers?
Speaker 1: What are the big hot five pressure points?
Speaker 7: Ask them to clean clean your Yeah.
Speaker 1: So sadly not on it. And I thought that sleep
Speaker 1: in no.
Speaker 10: Um, just walking walking like without knocking number one.
Speaker 7: Sounds like someone's had that experience.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's where you fetted all those locks and a vault.
Speaker 7: What about eat all your bed cheese?
Speaker 2: No here it is I mean Alex pats me just
Speaker 2: chick off? Which ones we've done? I've not done this one.
Speaker 2: Adding their kids as friends on Instagram is not right.
Speaker 2: That's yeah. They don't don't know telling the same stories
Speaker 2: at dinner. Guilty they go to meet Yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 2: I would just carry on with extra.
Speaker 1: It wasn't it.
Speaker 2: It wasn't an invitation. I don't need your permission. Okay,
Speaker 2: some of the stuff you say, it's pretty boring.
Speaker 1: Okay. Three, not knowing this is every day. Not knowing
Speaker 1: their friends or.
Speaker 2: Teachers names tries them mad. But do I know any
Speaker 2: of my friend's names? Trying to use teen slang? We
Speaker 2: had that with old mate on the sport today, didn't
Speaker 2: we Yo yo yo yo yo yo yo yo. I
Speaker 2: have walking in without knocking, as we have said at
Speaker 2: number one aforementioned. All right, so we're looking for your
Speaker 2: teenager movies today. Teenagers?
Speaker 1: What are they watching? It's an Emo's.
Speaker 2: Fire, very good, gold Back, Acneed to the Future, The
Speaker 2: Girl that Wanted the Dragon tattoo. But wait until you're
Speaker 2: twenty Silver Planet of the Vapes.
Speaker 5: Oh that's good.
Speaker 2: And I did one for Master and Commander. But it's
Speaker 2: a little bit x Rayed. I'm sure you can work
Speaker 2: out what I did. Rio, Yeah, yea, Rio over to you. Then,
Speaker 2: what have you got teenager movies? Make a mind?
Speaker 10: Hello mecha gold zombie teenagers?
Speaker 5: What the hills are rolling their eyes?
Speaker 1: Oh okay yeah yeah.
Speaker 5: And Harry Potter was a stroppy wizard, wasn't he?
Speaker 1: Was he? Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah yeah, okay for the beat yeah.
Speaker 5: Harry Power yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Silver.
Speaker 2: Oh, you put the notepad down if you think you're
Speaker 2: done there, I'll let you know what you're done, all right,
Speaker 2: hands him fortnight at the museum.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, night.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: The game a little bit crusty today.
Speaker 17: All right?
Speaker 2: Then what have you got teenager movies?
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell show, go on podcast.
Speaker 2: All right, let's turn out to mark your time, wasters.
Speaker 1: We're looking for your teenager moviees best in show.
Speaker 2: You have to go and see these brilliant crowded house
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Speaker 1: Rio. Are you ready to mark?
Speaker 5: I'm ready?
Speaker 1: What are the teenagers watching? Men who stare at goths?
Speaker 5: Silver?
Speaker 2: That's some Joe the oh my Godfather.
Speaker 1: Justin, I liked it.
Speaker 2: Get out of My Life of pie gold as well, Dave,
Speaker 2: Unhappy Gilmore, by the way, your daughter now early into
Speaker 2: the teen sort journey, Patsy, she ever hit you with.
Speaker 1: The and it asked to be born?
Speaker 7: No, not yet, but.
Speaker 2: One in the dark days we none of us did.
Speaker 5: I didn't so sorry.
Speaker 2: I didn't approach my parents. But I'd really love to
Speaker 2: come to planet Earth.
Speaker 5: Sorry for the can you make me?
Speaker 7: We're deep in the eye roll stage.
Speaker 2: Still at the Yeah, tick tock stock two smoking Barrels,
Speaker 2: Silver plus Stroppenheimer, You Me and Acne Silver, The Never
Speaker 2: Ending Dinner Stories. Broke Bank Mountain. That is so good
Speaker 2: your name on that. But the last three digits of
Speaker 2: their number are eight double I World down eight double nine.
Speaker 1: You more than a number to me, of course.
Speaker 2: Crocodile, dirty Brussa well done, Edward, PayPal hands silver, Seawan
Speaker 2: of the Bed, Silver Love Sockenheimer, Oh oh my world,
Speaker 2: that's why chat left. Spend more time with that love
Speaker 2: song and backpack to the future Silver. Teenagers haven't got backpacks?
Speaker 2: Who's the winner today? Rio, Broke Bake Mountain, World done
Speaker 2: back tomorrow.
Speaker 3: Christian O'Connell show go On podcast,