Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 6: One thousand, one hundred and sixty six.
Speaker 7: Overnight, then a lot has gone on, a lot of trauma.
Speaker 7: Another gold medal for Team Australia from the Amazing Chess Fox.
Speaker 7: We thought it was amazing with the K one, but
Speaker 7: now adding the C one slalom, all the c's, all
Speaker 7: the case, all the slaloms.
Speaker 5: She really is the goat of the boat.
Speaker 4: You've been working on your Fraser for any.
Speaker 7: Shows and again, just in case you missed it, fantastic
Speaker 7: Moss Fox as well. I just wanting to see I
Speaker 7: there's a third one there. I did a Foxy lady.
Speaker 7: I thought it was a bit creepy.
Speaker 5: I was thinking, we play that, Jimmy Hendrix if you don't.
Speaker 5: Sandy just heard that and then it just sounds wrong.
Speaker 7: But anyway, all right, So overnight Jess Fox gets another gold.
Speaker 5: Medal, two gold medals, she's incredible.
Speaker 4: Now, am I going to say something obvious? Or did
Speaker 4: we all know that the difference between the K one,
Speaker 4: her first gold medal, and the Sea one is simply
Speaker 4: canoe and kayak.
Speaker 5: No, I know nothing about it.
Speaker 7: I know the slil and they're dodging the sticks as
Speaker 7: she was the same with the Yeah, yeah, I thought
Speaker 7: they they turned up the volume of the water or
Speaker 7: something like a bar.
Speaker 4: Okay, so we're okay, it was just a different grade.
Speaker 7: No, but it's like frenches and cannons at the side,
Speaker 7: you know, like a wild part in America. They're trying
Speaker 7: to shoot her off the boat visual hazards.
Speaker 4: So she's the best in the kayak and the best
Speaker 4: in the canoe. What is the difference between kayak and canoe?
Speaker 7: I do know this about what she won gold in today?
Speaker 7: Was it Sea one? See one overnight? See one overnight?
Speaker 7: She wiped off three seconds from our previous fastest time.
Speaker 4: Doesn't help us, It doesn't.
Speaker 5: I'm going to be.
Speaker 7: Dropping that around in the office late where people go
Speaker 7: actually know, she wiped off three that's big at that
Speaker 7: level in the K ones.
Speaker 5: So she's just one K one or Sea one. She
Speaker 5: won C one, right, what s one one.
Speaker 7: And as rie own, so help you today become an
Speaker 7: instant expert around the water cooler. When everyone's talking about
Speaker 7: what Jess Fox has done and they're like fumbling their
Speaker 7: way around and going, I don't know nue about it,
Speaker 7: you quietly just go and then you say.
Speaker 6: This, canoeists kneel in the boat and use a single
Speaker 6: bladed paddle and only on one side where the kayaks
Speaker 6: they're seated, and use a double sided paddle.
Speaker 5: Then she's kneeling in that thing.
Speaker 7: Yeah, kneeling in this Oh my god, I don't know
Speaker 7: if I'm because I'm a certain age.
Speaker 5: Now it's oh my word.
Speaker 7: Nos, does she have a No, they're seated one sitting
Speaker 7: and sitting down and doing an Olympic event.
Speaker 5: Okay, that must be still really hard.
Speaker 7: But kneeling, kneeling control So the kneeling one it was
Speaker 7: with one or yes?
Speaker 6: And I don't know actually understand how they don't fall
Speaker 6: over every single time they turn.
Speaker 7: Because they're Olympians. We would we be we be drowning
Speaker 7: in there. But that's incredible.
Speaker 4: No, they got something. Does it have a keel on
Speaker 4: the bottom of a boat or is that something like that?
Speaker 4: Sail boat.
Speaker 6: Google this, yeah, forty five seconds ago.
Speaker 7: Okay, because what a just thanks for the effort for
Speaker 7: today's show. You know, I really appreciate whenhen we've had
Speaker 7: we finished. I believe in my mind nine am yesterday,
Speaker 7: you at night, and we're talking about all the events
Speaker 7: happening since then.
Speaker 5: Nothing has happened. The show starts is all quick cramming
Speaker 5: before the big exam, young man, Just this for five second.
Speaker 4: Because they got on some extreme angles where they when
Speaker 4: they're going under the poles, you know, they go almost
Speaker 4: sideways where they're that's in the water, and then they
Speaker 4: bob them back up again.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, that's their body weight.
Speaker 4: Thought I thought it was some kind of stabilizer in
Speaker 4: the boat.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, that's then that's the human. That's the
Speaker 5: athlete kicking in there. Amazing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I would call her the goat of the boat.
Speaker 5: Go Thank you very much.
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Speaker 7: Or K one K two information has been found rios
Speaker 7: now one rep max ab up to fifty two seconds
Speaker 7: of show prep today. It's an old time high one house.
Speaker 7: Have you found out about the sport that Jess Fox
Speaker 7: is the goats in the boat of K one and
Speaker 7: K two.
Speaker 6: Solanum Jack asked if they have a keel.
Speaker 4: They do not.
Speaker 6: Most modern Olympic canoes and kayaks have no keel, skeg
Speaker 6: or rudder.
Speaker 3: What's the skig?
Speaker 7: That's a I guess if it's in that sentence, it's
Speaker 7: a different word for a rudder or ballast.
Speaker 4: So they got nothing, not even air pocket or something
Speaker 4: in the boat that helps them bubble back up to
Speaker 4: the top.
Speaker 7: No, they have to write themselves. That's why it must
Speaker 7: be so hard, the control town while you're kneeling, the
Speaker 7: intense oblique core resilience. It's got to be that, right.
Speaker 4: The kneeling. The worst part about kneeling in a canoe
Speaker 4: for that long would be standing up at the end
Speaker 4: of it, right, yeah.
Speaker 7: No, no, no, oh, you get out and then you
Speaker 7: still an interview.
Speaker 5: You've one God on a second, idiot my face?
Speaker 7: Oh God, have you got knee pats? Did you have
Speaker 7: to have some kind of fomage in there? That something
Speaker 7: under my knees.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what a jumper.
Speaker 7: I'd fold up a jump or something put it. Do
Speaker 7: take a towel in the canoe with me.
Speaker 4: What event they can't do an interview straight away after
Speaker 4: the race is the triathlon every single competitor they can't
Speaker 4: even shake it.
Speaker 7: Actually felt bad watching it from the couch eating natchos.
Speaker 4: They can't even shake each other's hands. They're like lying
Speaker 4: down and trying to reach out as a yah, as
Speaker 4: a gesture of like well done.
Speaker 7: The men's triathlon was one of the most thrilling Olympic
Speaker 7: moments I've seen. It was increded. But there was a
Speaker 7: Kiwi guy, Hayden Wilde, who was a locking to win it.
Speaker 7: He was about fifty meters ahead of the rest of
Speaker 7: the pack when they were doing the running, and the
Speaker 7: heat looked just draining there. They were just drenched in
Speaker 7: sweat and they're wearing that strange sort of it's not.
Speaker 5: The Unita Borat wears, but it's close to a man.
Speaker 5: It's close to a man. Doesn't leave much of the
Speaker 5: it doesn't, you know.
Speaker 7: You see and you know a lot about them, whether
Speaker 7: or not they're circumcised or whatever.
Speaker 4: Why yeah, why does the back need to be such
Speaker 4: a heavy DV shirt?
Speaker 7: So I've seen it before, like London, But there were
Speaker 7: two British brothers who were used to run together and
Speaker 7: Wing Gold or silver, the Brownie brothers and then what's
Speaker 7: going to watch the last But it was very clear
Speaker 7: that one of them had swored himself because again.
Speaker 4: To that bloody rate and there's not a lot of
Speaker 4: room for it to hide.
Speaker 5: Well, they can't just jog off and go to where
Speaker 5: the are. I really need to take a big one.
Speaker 7: Some of those bananas have come through media and those
Speaker 7: gel packs. They're really playing hav it today. They just
Speaker 7: have to I guess you just run and go. But anyway,
Speaker 7: let's go back to Triuthleon in Paris. Then, so Hayden,
Speaker 7: this New Zealand athlete is way ahead and they're almost
Speaker 7: doing a victory like the commentators and one of them
Speaker 7: amazing tranthons on.
Speaker 5: And then waits some English guy. It was actually like terminator.
Speaker 5: He starts coming almost like shimmering out of the rag
Speaker 5: horizon and he's sprinting. I don't even know how you
Speaker 5: find that energy.
Speaker 4: And he passes the New Zealand guy like we're talking.
Speaker 4: After they've run, they've competed for over an hour and
Speaker 4: a half. In the last few hundred meters he passes
Speaker 4: this New Zealand guy. New Zealand guy can't believe as
Speaker 4: he gets run past and he just doesn't the New
Speaker 4: Zealand does gone happened another year? He's got nothing left
Speaker 4: in there.
Speaker 5: You go, well, come on mate, he's now got your
Speaker 5: gold medal. Run he's locked in. He rots like a
Speaker 5: computer game. Someone has only used the right level to sprints.
Speaker 5: It was an unbel every thing.
Speaker 7: And then at the end, I think the English guy
Speaker 7: Alex Ye that's it, who won the gold w a trathon.
Speaker 7: He actually collapsed, actually just collapsed the floor. You're like,
Speaker 7: that is an Olympic event, you know, they're just drained
Speaker 7: at the end of.
Speaker 4: So then he's it looked like later his friends and
Speaker 4: family and coaches were maybe fifty meters from the finish line.
Speaker 4: But as he's crossed the line, can't even go to
Speaker 4: the people he loves, and just went into at one
Speaker 4: point the fetal positionsou.
Speaker 5: Is it trying to give him a gold medal? Do
Speaker 5: an interview and so real?
Speaker 7: Do you know? Did they get in the mankie old
Speaker 7: Seine River? Yes, no, wonder they collapsing at the end,
Speaker 7: they're actually dry heaving to French churchil an exhaustion.
Speaker 6: Said they were doing a life cross down to the
Speaker 6: commentators there on nine who were like right at the
Speaker 6: banks of the river, like, oh, so, what's it like
Speaker 6: down there? Because it was postponed for a day because
Speaker 6: of the more the pollution and the poos. To be honest, mate,
Speaker 6: it does not smell great down here.
Speaker 5: That's shocking. And they had to swim in there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but at least were taking all of them were
Speaker 6: taking antibiotics before they got in.
Speaker 5: Very well.
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Speaker 7: Jess Fox ret is the go of the boat. If
Speaker 7: you get to all that work, you know, they might
Speaker 7: not have heard it the other lot. Did you know
Speaker 7: something past six when I first said it? Fantastic mess?
Speaker 7: All right, Patsy, how was your day yesterday? What's happening
Speaker 7: at home? In the Manhouse?
Speaker 8: Ended in tragedy last night? Oh God, absolutely ended in tragedy.
Speaker 8: I was sitting at my laptop doing some stuff when
Speaker 8: Chris was unpacking the dishwasher and I just see him
Speaker 8: pick up I've got this old or had this old
Speaker 8: round chopping board and you would look at it and think, oh, yeah,
Speaker 8: that's just a chopping board. But it's got great sentimental
Speaker 8: family thing. It was my great aunt Lotty's, so it
Speaker 8: was actually my mother's last.
Speaker 5: Lotty aunt was hearing that name again.
Speaker 3: Bless her great aunt Lotty there.
Speaker 7: In the heavens right now chopping up all her and
Speaker 7: she hats and some carrots without seventy one greater and
Speaker 7: it's like.
Speaker 8: From the nineteen thirties. And when she passed on, my
Speaker 8: nana said, I'd like you to have something of Auntie
Speaker 8: Lotty's because she used to jewel.
Speaker 5: Would have been nice.
Speaker 7: Normally, we're going through this at the moment, and my
Speaker 7: daughters are sort of much as the morning then now,
Speaker 7: and they're also going the lovely silver stuff. If my
Speaker 7: wife goes, she will see out this chopping board.
Speaker 5: That's what I'll get. I'll get the chopping that's all
Speaker 5: a wooden chopping board.
Speaker 8: But I love it because she used to cook with
Speaker 8: us and she was a really really old lady and
Speaker 8: we'd make SCons with her and it used to be
Speaker 8: on her bench all the time.
Speaker 5: Often great great grandmothers are really old ladies. They it
Speaker 5: actually comes with the job.
Speaker 7: When you're playing for that role, they go, you are old,
Speaker 7: don't you, Because we can't have a nineteen old great grandmother.
Speaker 8: It's just odd and every time we'd go to her house.
Speaker 8: I just remember she would have lollies on the bench
Speaker 8: and next to the lollies was this chopping board and
Speaker 8: I got that along with some other china of hers. Anyway,
Speaker 8: Chris was getting it out of the dish washer.
Speaker 5: I now understand why, you must be what's he done?
Speaker 8: And next thing he's like slept it in half like
Speaker 8: some sort of taco and he goes, oh.
Speaker 5: How did mister Mann you do it? What's he doing?
Speaker 4: Karate strikes on it shouldn't it shouldn't get a wooden
Speaker 4: chopping board? Should know in there?
Speaker 3: No, No, I know, but it's not the point.
Speaker 5: Jack, But it is because it weakened.
Speaker 8: Oh no, that's just technicalities. So he's big bear pause,
Speaker 8: and I'm like, what have you just done? You've just
Speaker 8: killed Annie Lotte. That's my favorite chopping.
Speaker 5: Scary sho.
Speaker 4: You think he's going to come back and haunt the family?
Speaker 7: Wow, it's just like you break the boards, you wake
Speaker 7: the spirit. You know, it's a suddenly like a cloud
Speaker 7: of smokes come up. I stuff like that would actually
Speaker 7: scare me. Now is he going to try and repair it?
Speaker 7: Can it be glue back together? Can you put Auntie
Speaker 7: Lotty back together.
Speaker 3: I don't know, she can't be put back together.
Speaker 4: I've got a glue. It's it's sensational. I think it's
Speaker 4: called gorilla grip clue anything.
Speaker 7: It's actually amazing marketing because that the name of it's
Speaker 7: great and all he got is a great gorilla Paul
Speaker 7: gripping something.
Speaker 5: And I'm like, you don't need to tell me any more.
Speaker 3: Worse, really, I haven't heard tomorrow. Will you put Annie
Speaker 3: Lottie back together?
Speaker 5: Glue Friday.
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Speaker 7: Zach's Double T Cooks just claimed silver and the men's
Speaker 7: two hundred meters spread stroke, and I'm obviously just interpreted it.
Speaker 7: He looked like he was disappointed, right. I remember seeing
Speaker 7: this big survey about the bronze medalists of the happiest
Speaker 7: after the gold, because if you win a bronze, you
Speaker 7: know you've got to match just made it to the medal, right,
Speaker 7: you could have been fourth of it that you're not
Speaker 7: on the podium. You're on the podium, so your happy
Speaker 7: word silver is the most frustrated person because they know,
Speaker 7: especially if it was really close, like it must be
Speaker 7: with that if you just did this or he did that.
Speaker 7: They have that playing in a soundtrack. They're a really frustrating.
Speaker 7: The guy in bronze or the woman in bronze is like,
Speaker 7: oh my god, I did it. I got on the podium.
Speaker 4: Well, the French guy who crossed the line on the
Speaker 4: triathlon third last night was so happy he celebrated it
Speaker 4: if he won a gold medal. So I guess it's
Speaker 4: also about expectation. If you didn't think you were going
Speaker 4: to be any and you get a bronze, you'll be happy.
Speaker 7: So Rio was there another race in the next couple
Speaker 7: of minutes. We're talking about the games in Paris at
Speaker 7: the moment.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Kyle Chalmers, who's probably like one of the team favorites.
Speaker 6: He's been in the Aussie team since Rio. He started
Speaker 6: off as a young gun and he's had lots of injuries.
Speaker 6: So last at Tokyo he had a heartbreaking loss in
Speaker 6: this exact race that's coming up, just lost by a fingertip.
Speaker 6: And he looks really really, really really good. There's a
Speaker 6: lot of very good swimmers in this but if he wins.
Speaker 5: It, it will be And what is what what is it?
Speaker 5: What is he swimming in?
Speaker 4: Sorry?
Speaker 6: One hundred meters men's freestyle.
Speaker 7: Right, Okay, I was sending the guys of all the
Speaker 7: show if I was him or only of the team
Speaker 7: Australia swimmers, because often at the moment they have these
Speaker 7: real close finishes where.
Speaker 4: Well the women's freestyle finish like four of them at once.
Speaker 7: Yeah, if I would allowed to, I grow a very
Speaker 7: long middle finger fingernail because that extra introdent, or even
Speaker 7: put on a fake finger like an e. I hand
Speaker 7: down my budget smugglers, and suddenly when I'm reaching back running,
Speaker 7: I'll get the old finger up.
Speaker 5: Now that one's on me. But he's like twenty hours back.
Speaker 5: Doesn't matter. My finger's here. I may be here, but
Speaker 5: the fingers there.
Speaker 4: So that's what was in his budget.
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Speaker 7: Paul is in Kolak, just driving into Malm with a
Speaker 7: load of ice cream. No one needs it turned around,
Speaker 7: my friend, it's so cold here. It's a cold morning today.
Speaker 7: I need a beani because my trader is at minus
Speaker 7: twenty five degrees.
Speaker 4: It was so cold out.
Speaker 3: There's one degree out there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I left the gap field houses.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yes, I watched this.
Speaker 7: Jack to me said, at any moment today, leave a
Speaker 7: gap for me. I've got this fact about why the
Speaker 7: house is so.
Speaker 5: Cold here in Melbourne.
Speaker 7: Interesting, that was so well, try again, God hell cold
Speaker 7: out there today.
Speaker 4: Free this morning, and I tell you why Austraine houses
Speaker 4: so cold. Why because after the Second World Warm, when
Speaker 4: Europe was rebuilding a lot of their houses, they implemented
Speaker 4: a whole lot of things like insulation, thicker walls, warmer
Speaker 4: houses in tough winters. In Australia, because energy was so cheap,
Speaker 4: we had an abundance of energy, we didn't care about
Speaker 4: that paper thin houses. And now all our builders only
Speaker 4: know how to do paper thin. They don't know how
Speaker 4: to do something.
Speaker 5: And we moved here. We couldn't believe how we thought.
Speaker 7: It's just the place that we were renting at the time,
Speaker 7: ratley drafty, cold, ready colder, and I moved this hot place.
Speaker 7: Then we moved to another house something ratley, cold, drafty.
Speaker 7: It is there lot flimsy. You're going to London homes
Speaker 7: in that or UK anyway. In UK they're thicker, chunky.
Speaker 5: Not the people. Where were we?
Speaker 7: Alicia at Alban's at work, nursing and nursing home, about
Speaker 7: to finish my overnight shift. My weekend starts in five
Speaker 7: minutes time. Good morning, Alicia, enjoy your weekend. Debbie and
Speaker 7: Seaford freezing. The heater doesn't work in my car. I'm
Speaker 7: sat in the car park waiting for work to open
Speaker 7: at seven o'clock freezing. Good morning to Caz. Good morning Caz,
Speaker 7: Good morning Pasco Vale South. Working at my desk in
Speaker 7: my pj's Karen is a Keino, Karen the Keno. I
Speaker 7: don't start work till eight, but I'm already in right
Speaker 7: now organizing my desk.
Speaker 5: Oh show off that pends in the jar, good old
Speaker 5: care and the keynote.
Speaker 7: Good morning to team is Jimmy the garbo at raven
Speaker 7: Hill Tip about to drop a load.
Speaker 4: Morning Jimmy.
Speaker 7: How about that rubbish though? What's going on with that freezing?
Speaker 7: Why not freezing my butt off? Going on my morning
Speaker 7: walk in Berrick. Good morning Christians, scraping ice from the
Speaker 7: car in Shawn. You're in Shawan typo there and Christian,
Speaker 7: I'm in the hot shower, no wanting to get out,
Speaker 7: listening to the show up loud right now.
Speaker 5: You know what? You just don't want to go and
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Speaker 7: Next half and now I'll tell you how you can
Speaker 7: win the big prize today? The Gold of Thon is
Speaker 7: back on today thanks to Jess Fox. The goat in
Speaker 7: the boat winning her second gold. You could say it's
Speaker 7: the just my head, fantastic Miss Fox. It comes through me,
Speaker 7: It actually comes through me, all right. Now, yesterday we
Speaker 7: had a call from Kathy, who is reminding us about
Speaker 7: a legend of the show, almost become folklore of the
Speaker 7: Christian O'Connell Show. Every week we do a feature called
Speaker 7: what Are the Odds, and we love it. We never
Speaker 7: know what story we're going to get, call to call,
Speaker 7: and a couple of weeks ago we had what would
Speaker 7: always be one of our best ones. I don't know
Speaker 7: if we'll ever get something like this again. It's so unique.
Speaker 7: This is what happened when we're doing what are the Odds?
Speaker 7: Your stories of coincidence and chance, we had this call
Speaker 7: and classic story now a hall of famer for us
Speaker 7: from Cheryl.
Speaker 9: My name is Cheryl and I was married to man
Speaker 9: called Hunt, and I work with a Hunt who was
Speaker 9: married to a Cheryl. One Christmas, we gave each other
Speaker 9: a Christmas card which was exactly the same card and
Speaker 9: it read to Cheryl and Hunts from Hunts and Cheryl.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's an amazing story. Right.
Speaker 7: And then yesterday we got a call from Kathy, who
Speaker 7: is Cheryl's sister.
Speaker 11: I am the sister of the Cheryl on Hands that
Speaker 11: Jack sing's about. On Thursday, she's ready to compete for
Speaker 11: her fourth world record in weightlifting. She does deadlifts and
Speaker 11: she's seventy eight. Her record will be eighty five kilos
Speaker 11: if she can pull it off on Thursday.
Speaker 7: We were so blown away by this we thought we've
Speaker 7: got to speak to it. Cheryl's on the line right now.
Speaker 7: I think you're lifting tonight, Cheryl, Welcome back to the show.
Speaker 9: Hi, Christian.
Speaker 7: We loved hearing about I didn't know obviously when you
Speaker 7: were caught. When we spoke a couple of months ago,
Speaker 7: you were telling you an amazing story for one of
Speaker 7: the odds, it wasn't really the time to hear about
Speaker 7: this amazing You know that you're a three time powerlifting
Speaker 7: world champion.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that's ruey.
Speaker 4: It's not really a sad question about how much you
Speaker 4: ben Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, what are your deadlifting?
Speaker 7: So you're in the world champions you're defending then tonight
Speaker 7: are you?
Speaker 12: Yes?
Speaker 9: I am doing it tonight.
Speaker 7: And so with your sister tolds you InCred have a
Speaker 7: story of how you got into it, so you'd never
Speaker 7: been to the gym, and what did you hire a
Speaker 7: personal trainer or you?
Speaker 9: My My personal trender is Robin and we're a team
Speaker 9: called Pump And.
Speaker 5: I did not my tinkle pump.
Speaker 9: Yeah, PEU m p.
Speaker 5: T P love it. I love it.
Speaker 9: Yeah, we're out of Back of Marsh. And I had
Speaker 9: issues with upper body strength. So I decided, because of
Speaker 9: my age, I thought I need to get some upper
Speaker 9: buddy strength. I struggled trying to lift it, do the
Speaker 9: cover over the line. So I thought, I've got to
Speaker 9: go and do something about it. So, in my estimation,
Speaker 9: you just don't walk into a gym and expect to
Speaker 9: know how to use.
Speaker 5: So they can be intimidating places for anyone, can't they?
Speaker 9: Oh my god, yes they do, all these burly strogents,
Speaker 9: testosterone riven men.
Speaker 7: Jack talking about most of them on drugs and Royds.
Speaker 7: But yeah, let's leave them out of the ryl.
Speaker 9: But yeah, So I thought, I'm going to get a
Speaker 9: personal trainer. And Kathy's personal trainer and friend was Robin Ray,
Speaker 9: and so I decided I would go and do that.
Speaker 9: Have a personal trainer, And so we started at and
Speaker 9: each week she would increase my weight and She kept
Speaker 9: saying to me, you don't know how strong you are,
Speaker 9: and really you don't even think about your own strength.
Speaker 9: So she said you could be a deadlift and I went,
Speaker 9: you're right, and so that's how it started.
Speaker 5: So but from that.
Speaker 7: Right, because dead left and people don't know, it's a
Speaker 7: very easy way to injure yourself.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 7: It's very it's very very technical, and so you must
Speaker 7: be very very good at it.
Speaker 9: It is because you have a technique that you have
Speaker 9: to learn because it is it is very technical.
Speaker 5: And you're a world champion, so you know that means
Speaker 5: you're very very good. So how do you go on?
Speaker 7: You know, Robin's saying, she's building up you up a
Speaker 7: his strength and then suddenly you're competing for a world title.
Speaker 7: That's quite gap from that, Cheryl to go into the
Speaker 7: gym and then you're at the world power lived in
Speaker 7: the deadlifting Championships.
Speaker 5: What happened?
Speaker 9: Well, my first competition, there is no that's the thing.
Speaker 9: There is no one my age competing in a deadlift.
Speaker 9: So yes, I won my first first time I entered,
Speaker 9: I got my first world title.
Speaker 5: And what did you left?
Speaker 9: When I first left? It was in the gym, not
Speaker 9: in the gym, but in the comp was I think
Speaker 9: my first one was seventy it's incredible. Then the next
Speaker 9: one was eighty and the one on the Anzac day
Speaker 9: this year was eighty two and a half.
Speaker 13: And so today what are you going for?
Speaker 9: I'm going for eighty five?
Speaker 5: Get it in the back is marsh Pumpers, Cheryl.
Speaker 4: Do you know worldwide if there's anybody else seventy eight
Speaker 4: years old who's competing like you are?
Speaker 9: Well, our federation is called Capo, So I believe that
Speaker 9: no no one at my age broke its now.
Speaker 7: The only the reference I've heard of the word capo
Speaker 7: is in the Narcos TV show for gangsters, and you
Speaker 7: are a gangster granny if you ask me lifting these
Speaker 7: kind of big weights. So listen, we just want to say,
Speaker 7: we just want to say it low again. And also,
Speaker 7: what incredible inspiration you are. There'd be so many people
Speaker 7: listen to this thinking about getting into some of this.
Speaker 7: What a great thing have you really enjoyed it? It must
Speaker 7: have been life restoring for you.
Speaker 9: It is and you know what, Christian, it is fantastic
Speaker 9: to be in a team like I am, and they
Speaker 9: are so supportive, they treat me as an equal. I
Speaker 9: don't treat me as a little old grannie. And incidentally,
Speaker 9: I am a great grandmother of two as well.
Speaker 7: A great grandmother who's competing in the world that lived
Speaker 7: in the power lifting.
Speaker 9: You're awesome, But I have got a wonderful, wonderful coach.
Speaker 7: And so as you coach up now with you tonight?
Speaker 7: Who would be cheering you on? When you go and
Speaker 7: you put your chalk? Do they put you you still
Speaker 7: put the chalk on the hands?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 9: And I've got the big.
Speaker 5: Belt as well. And what do you put the big
Speaker 5: bell on the hand luggage when you're flying up there?
Speaker 5: Or is that?
Speaker 7: Does that go on the carry on case? What do
Speaker 7: you what do you pack? It's hard going through that
Speaker 7: security thing. I'm powerlift.
Speaker 9: We've got all our own big sports bag. We're pumped
Speaker 9: on it and we take you don't mess.
Speaker 5: That is incredible.
Speaker 9: What we have a sausage suit, it's called it the
Speaker 9: sausage suit. We look charming.
Speaker 7: And what time are you lifting tonight? We'll all be
Speaker 7: thinking of you tonight. What time are you going to
Speaker 7: be taking on this new world record?
Speaker 9: O'clock?
Speaker 5: Right? So what do you do today?
Speaker 13: Well, we go.
Speaker 9: And support the other team. And actually we I really
Speaker 9: need to have a big refeed because we've got to
Speaker 9: get some energy into us.
Speaker 7: Right, Okay, well listen, good luck. Can we catch up
Speaker 7: me tomorrow to see how you get on. Regardless of
Speaker 7: how you get on, it's incredible what you're doing. I
Speaker 7: love it and it will inspire so many people. And
Speaker 7: it's just love to talk to you again Cheryl.
Speaker 9: As well, Thank you Christian. Just before I go though,
Speaker 9: what I try to do is try to get it
Speaker 9: out there that don't let age stop you from doing anything.
Speaker 9: As I said, I didn't start till I was seventy five.
Speaker 7: Wow, that is incredible. Good on you. You're an inspiration Cheryl.
Speaker 7: Good luck tonight, and we catch up with you tomorrow
Speaker 7: as well. Lovely to hear from you again.
Speaker 9: All right, yeah, thank you, Bye bye.
Speaker 5: Pumped.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 7: Christian O'Connell Show, So send her a good good vibe
Speaker 7: tonight at six o'clock. Lifting for Glory, asked Cheryl, seventy
Speaker 7: eight years of age, she's going for a new world record.
Speaker 5: I feel she's going to smash it.
Speaker 7: Eighty five kilogram a deadlift of power if there's an
Speaker 7: amazing effort. What a inspiration She's given so much the
Speaker 7: show with the Shannon Hahn's story and now being a
Speaker 7: three time hopefully full time. Later on Today, World Champion
Speaker 7: Jack has a chilling story.
Speaker 4: An email got sent to the Hamish and Andy podcast
Speaker 4: and they asked if we wanted to do anything with
Speaker 4: it on the show, and I said, you know what,
Speaker 4: not really, because this is email from a guy called
Speaker 4: Zach who's never contacted the show. I've never met, and
Speaker 4: for no reason, He's sent in a photo of his
Speaker 4: foot and it has Jack Post tattooed on it.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 4: The only explanation he gave was, I'm really keen to
Speaker 4: one day show Jack my tatoo that I got for
Speaker 4: some unknown reason. I love the show, but I thought
Speaker 4: they're getting Hamish and Andy tatooed seen cliche while I
Speaker 4: was a few deep in Thailand. So jacket is that's it?
Speaker 7: So I said to Jack, do you want to try
Speaker 7: and get hold of this guy to bring him in
Speaker 7: on the show.
Speaker 5: I think we should.
Speaker 7: I think we should surprise you, lovely surprised to come
Speaker 7: face to face with.
Speaker 4: I would be scared if even a friend or family
Speaker 4: member got my name tatoo let alone, a complete stranger.
Speaker 5: It's a lot.
Speaker 7: It's a lot, isn't it for someone to get your
Speaker 7: name or anyone's name inked on them permanently.
Speaker 5: On their foot. It's always there, and.
Speaker 4: Every time I look and I get an icky feeling
Speaker 4: about it.
Speaker 7: It's not just that, it's like you think about you know,
Speaker 7: so he's an Australian, right, so you're going to see
Speaker 7: that foot a lot. Aren't you in thongs during the
Speaker 7: summers here and stuff like that? People are going to go,
Speaker 7: oh you Jack Post, No, do you know him?
Speaker 5: No? You are you a fan of his? Gay kind
Speaker 5: of No matter how many beers you've had, it still
Speaker 5: doesn't make it right.
Speaker 4: The only reason I would want to talk to him,
Speaker 4: maybe you guys talked to him and I won't be
Speaker 4: in the studio, is just to find out how much
Speaker 4: he regretted it. The next day, he was a few
Speaker 4: drinks deep in Thailand and he woke up and he thought,
Speaker 4: what have I done? Why have I got this random
Speaker 4: person's name on my foot?
Speaker 7: I wonder if he said, I thought, you know, you
Speaker 7: see these TV shows, don't you like tattoo makeovers? Where
Speaker 7: they can twist it into something else.
Speaker 4: Yeah, make it into anything. A snake and a sword.
Speaker 7: Oh beautiful about that. I think the jack Post is
Speaker 7: actually better. Oh yeah, for sure, upgrades.
Speaker 5: That's a snake too. Why do you live? Snake and
Speaker 5: a sword? It's powerful?
Speaker 4: Have you got the words? Jack Post?
Speaker 7: Mortant questions to know? All right, so today we want
Speaker 7: to hear stories. Have you got something like this a
Speaker 7: regrettable tattoo? You've also got the swallows.
Speaker 4: I don't regret my tattoo.
Speaker 5: You should do.
Speaker 4: I'm true that in as a thirty five year old,
Speaker 4: I wouldn't go into today. They're wopping like that's gonna go.
Speaker 5: What the hell? Sit down there? Tell me this.
Speaker 4: I actually have two tuttoes. I got the swallows and
Speaker 4: then I've got a tattoo from the hamshrad Andy days
Speaker 4: when we're in a band called Cool Boys in the
Speaker 4: front man, small tattoo on my ribs. So it's me
Speaker 4: Hamish and.
Speaker 5: But that's a great memento, big part of your life.
Speaker 5: I get that.
Speaker 4: Bianca said, isn't it crazy that you've got hams and
Speaker 4: any tatoo on you?
Speaker 5: But not me?
Speaker 4: And Gordy and I said, I said, do you guys
Speaker 4: want to be the swallows? And I can get your
Speaker 4: name underneath the two birds right down?
Speaker 7: She said, no, No, they need their own bespoke one.
Speaker 7: Maybe Gordy's the snake and the anchor is the sword
Speaker 7: of your life?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 7: So have you got a regrettable tattoo? Not like Jack Post?
Speaker 7: Sorry correction, he's proud of those. I just thought maybe,
Speaker 7: but no, no awareness there.
Speaker 2: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast question.
Speaker 7: I've been listening to these show since the last hour.
Speaker 7: I heard Patsy talking about Chris the Where We Love
Speaker 7: God breaking Grain Aunt Lotti, and so she's trusting Jack
Speaker 7: Post to put Great Aunt Lotti together again. Christian, I
Speaker 7: saw the video of I put on that bin sticker.
Speaker 7: He is not the man to be trusted with. Great
Speaker 7: Ard Lotty, paul In kui Roll, you're right, he's a
Speaker 7: good question. All right, we're talking about regrettable tattoos. Good
Speaker 7: morning to Debbie I and Christian. I have my daughter's name,
Speaker 7: my grandkids' names, and my own date and birth tattooed.
Speaker 5: Oh the dayt and birth.
Speaker 4: What do you need your own data?
Speaker 5: Yeah, we get it. You're here, all right. We don't
Speaker 5: need wait, have you got a best before date? Now?
Speaker 6: Am?
Speaker 7: I might try and estimate mine as a reminder time
Speaker 7: is precious. Debbie goes on to say I would never
Speaker 7: get a partner or husband tattooed on me because husbands
Speaker 7: and even wives can come and go, but your kids
Speaker 7: are always your kids.
Speaker 5: You should put that in the tattoo as well. That
Speaker 5: is chilly. Wow. We that is the spirit, Oh do
Speaker 5: b Debbie?
Speaker 7: All right, let's go to Gary here we're talking about
Speaker 7: regrettable tattoos.
Speaker 5: Good morning Gary, Good morning guys. How we go on
Speaker 5: this morning? Welcome, Welcome to the show. Gary. So Gary
Speaker 5: tell us the story. Then what's your regrettable tattoo? Mate?
Speaker 13: Okay, this is probably going to get a lot of
Speaker 13: Richmond supporters. Backs up. I have a Richmond tattoo of
Speaker 13: the emblem of Battalion the years that web one the premierships,
Speaker 13: and it's going to be a regrettable one for me
Speaker 13: because I'm a Tasmanian and once the Tasmanian team comes
Speaker 13: in twenty twenty eight, I am regretting having this tattoo now,
Speaker 13: which I'll be covering up.
Speaker 2: Wow, big wow.
Speaker 4: But perfect timing as well, because Richmond. Now at the
Speaker 4: bottom of the ladder, is it really about Tasbania.
Speaker 5: Is the same with the D.
Speaker 4: I don't have a D tattoo, but let's all go
Speaker 4: for Tasbania.
Speaker 5: Sure, I've got some Tasmanian blood in me.
Speaker 13: Yeah, man, that's the true if I'm a Tasmanian. And
Speaker 13: yet once they come in, I'm.
Speaker 5: So, can you check? Can you can they do anything
Speaker 5: with the tiger.
Speaker 7: To make it tis tigerish devil?
Speaker 13: I was thinking that. I was saying, yeah, maybe I
Speaker 13: better just put the berry for the Tasmanian tigers. But
Speaker 13: now I'll cover it up and put something else on there.
Speaker 5: Lovely, all right, Gary, thanks you kill.
Speaker 13: Have a good day you two guys.
Speaker 5: Me good and good morning.
Speaker 14: Guys.
Speaker 5: Tell you that we're good. So what's your regrettable tap?
Speaker 14: In my early twenties on a scorpion. So I decided
Speaker 14: to get a scorpion, which ended up like a lobster,
Speaker 14: and he held this looks like a reddish, bluish, blackish
Speaker 14: blob color.
Speaker 5: Anywhere people keep going, that's nice, what is it?
Speaker 14: I see it on their face before they asked the question,
Speaker 14: and they're like, oh, okay, so what's that. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 14: so I get it. It's a love stuff.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's lovely, all right, Megan the Lobster, thanks for
Speaker 5: killing you, mate, Thank you. You have a great day and
Speaker 5: you probably a Pies fan. Let's go to Frank Higg morning, Frank. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we're going, Frank. What's the regrettable tattoo?
Speaker 9: Well, for my ten year anniversary, I got my wash nine.
Speaker 5: Total, I mean that love heart beautiful.
Speaker 2: And not long after that, so no, and I ended up.
Speaker 15: Marrying someone with the fine name.
Speaker 5: I would.
Speaker 7: That name you want to get in my heart? I
Speaker 7: mean on this tattoo you have the same name. It's
Speaker 7: a deal breaker when.
Speaker 4: You're making your Tinder profile has to be called Samantha.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but she wouldn't too fond of him, No, I
Speaker 5: bet so.
Speaker 15: I ended up getting it covered up with a big
Speaker 15: dragon on it.
Speaker 5: What is it? The dragon is to go to cover up?
Speaker 12: Now?
Speaker 7: Whenever I see anyone with a dragonho, what's underneath that?
Speaker 4: What do you hide?
Speaker 16: I think they would cover it up a little so big?
Speaker 5: And does it do it? Does it look good?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 10: It looks all right?
Speaker 5: Look, so what is it?
Speaker 12: Is it?
Speaker 5: Dragon?
Speaker 7: Now appearing around the sort of tattoo and with a
Speaker 7: poor over your ex wife's name.
Speaker 16: It's the whole, the whole love hard sorts completely disappeared
Speaker 16: into the body of the the dragon.
Speaker 5: Shape shifted dragon lovely. All right, Frank, thanks you kill met.
Speaker 2: No worries well, Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 7: At some point today tomorrow one of you will win
Speaker 7: one thousand dollars for our caller of the week. Now
Speaker 7: the lines are opening on nine four one four one
Speaker 7: o four three. What will kids these days have no
Speaker 7: idea about? Yes, So I sat down my door where
Speaker 7: and we're burning our way through the new season, season
Speaker 7: three of the Bad Brilliant TV Show. And just as
Speaker 7: you know, you find it any click play and you
Speaker 7: go send to my boring going. You don't know lucky
Speaker 7: you are to be ere in a golden age TV
Speaker 7: on demand twenty four to seven. Any TV show has
Speaker 7: ever been around on demand twenty four seven. I said,
Speaker 7: years ago, there used to be this nightmare of the
Speaker 7: video cassette recorder, which we don't even have in the
Speaker 7: house now.
Speaker 5: I said, you know that big old.
Speaker 7: Bulky thing where you had to set a timer to
Speaker 7: turn on to record your favorite TV show, then turn
Speaker 7: off at the end of that TV show, and it
Speaker 7: was fraught with danger because this is before twenty four
Speaker 7: hour rolling news and sport coverage, where sometimes there'd be
Speaker 7: a longer sport or news bulletin, and so suddenly you
Speaker 7: you'd sit down to watch your favorite TV show, or
Speaker 7: you'd have to record Dallas for your mum, and all
Speaker 7: it would have is that have the sport and the
Speaker 7: news and then the first five minutes of the only
Speaker 7: credits of Dallas.
Speaker 5: And then cuts off. This is my Mumum never found
Speaker 5: out who she's still hoping to find out.
Speaker 4: Or even if something, even if a program was meant
Speaker 4: to start at eight thirty started eight thirty five, it
Speaker 4: just meant you lost five minutes off the end, So
Speaker 4: you never really knew that had come of any show.
Speaker 7: So many mysteries are out there right now because of
Speaker 7: the hell of setting the video timer.
Speaker 5: Perhaps what would kids these days have no idea about it?
Speaker 3: We said it Audrey constantly.
Speaker 8: Last night she was cold and I said, we'll go
Speaker 8: turn the heater up, so it's just a flick of
Speaker 8: a switch she's got.
Speaker 3: I said, you've got no idea. I used to have
Speaker 3: to chop wood for my dad.
Speaker 7: I did get out of it. Here here we go
Speaker 7: for my dad. We haven't had one in a while.
Speaker 7: One of old Patsy's tall stories.
Speaker 3: And not only that, I see, yeah.
Speaker 7: Listen, come on, there's no way you're chopping wood, not
Speaker 7: the Highland midnight.
Speaker 8: I had to chop the water. It was part of
Speaker 8: my chores. And I said to her, also mow the lawn.
Speaker 8: And we had an acre block, so that was my job.
Speaker 5: You got one hand on the bow and then one
Speaker 5: hand on.
Speaker 3: Max swinging around the top of my head.
Speaker 5: And you get your gun.
Speaker 8: I did mow the lawn and I did chop. She's
Speaker 8: got no idea or even to have to wash the
Speaker 8: dishes by hand. We use a dishwasher. Now, it's like
Speaker 8: you're so soft, you've got no idea.
Speaker 7: I remember my daughter Guy left him from school a
Speaker 7: couple of years ago, and she came back.
Speaker 5: I went Dad, Dad. The dad turned up and he
Speaker 5: had one of these old fashioned cars. We had to
Speaker 5: wind down the windows.
Speaker 7: He turned up in an original Tea Model four with
Speaker 7: some guy out in the front with a flag in front.
Speaker 5: All right, so kids these days, what would they have
Speaker 5: no idea about?
Speaker 2: This is the Christian o'connells show podcast.
Speaker 7: There are just so many Olympic events these days and
Speaker 7: I didn't know that there's another brand new one.
Speaker 5: Good luck to Team Australia.
Speaker 3: A Natalia dem for the BMW Women's Park Final.
Speaker 7: The BMW one none of the old mummies of Melbourne
Speaker 7: round Bay side would be shoeing.
Speaker 5: For gold set The Canda Channel nine watched up for
Speaker 5: this one.
Speaker 3: A Natalia deem for the BMW Women's Park Final.
Speaker 5: Well, obviously dear the free star BMW.
Speaker 7: Uh so kids these days? What would they have no
Speaker 7: idea about? Jackie boy My.
Speaker 4: This is one that my parents complain about and I
Speaker 4: can't believe how this would be they had. We only
Speaker 4: had towel nappies when we were kids, so when you
Speaker 4: did a big old yeah number two, it would just
Speaker 4: co in the washing machine.
Speaker 7: My mom used to bore them in a pan to
Speaker 7: sterilize because she was a nurse and thought that was
Speaker 7: the only way to clean them.
Speaker 5: I remember once this when.
Speaker 7: I my sister was yeah dinner, No, no, it pre
Speaker 7: washed before that, but this for an extra layer of protection.
Speaker 5: Maybe that wasn't struggenough. So many questions, Mum, this is
Speaker 5: so Crunchy One's nutloaf. What was discussing it? Did you
Speaker 5: used to taste like ass? Damn it all?
Speaker 2: Kids?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Luck you are Christian?
Speaker 7: Where kids these days don't know you knew it must
Speaker 7: be a very important dinner. If Viennetta was being served
Speaker 7: up as a desertive choice, that's right.
Speaker 5: It wasn't just a random Tuesday.
Speaker 7: There was only one channel broadcast Olympic Games, which showed
Speaker 7: little more than swimming for the first week.
Speaker 4: It wasn't until streaming that we knew there are other events.
Speaker 8: Like the other one I had about Tonalia Dean for
Speaker 8: the BMW's final.
Speaker 7: Christian kids these days would never know about the five
Speaker 7: minute midnight preview?
Speaker 4: What's that?
Speaker 5: In England?
Speaker 7: I'm ashamed to say there used to be for hormonial boys,
Speaker 7: there would be a preview of adult movies.
Speaker 4: On regular TV and you could dial up and go,
Speaker 4: please can I watch the fourth thing?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 7: One sort of channels, you know, Red Hot and Dutch.
Speaker 7: I think one was called I know you're making up.
Speaker 7: It was called Red Hot and Dutch and you could yes,
Speaker 7: five minute preview, which is very kind of them. Put
Speaker 7: me through puberty. Actually shout out to Red Hot Dutch.
Speaker 5: I still going strong having teenage boys like me through
Speaker 5: that difficult time using the choke.
Speaker 7: It's not related to the earlier thing, using the joke
Speaker 7: on the car to get it going and then forgetting
Speaker 7: to push it back in and the engine running out
Speaker 7: too fast.
Speaker 5: Yes, so many did you I'd like to drive with
Speaker 5: the choke?
Speaker 17: Did you have to do that?
Speaker 3: Do the old handbrake? Step about all that stuff?
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's go to Los End. Kids these days, what
Speaker 7: would they have no idea about?
Speaker 5: Craig Good morning, Good morning Chris.
Speaker 15: You know, kids today, I'd have absolutely no idea what
Speaker 15: it's like waiting for the top forty all week to
Speaker 15: come on to record your favorite song on your little
Speaker 15: four track to set and then cursing the name of
Speaker 15: the DJ who talked through the start of a song.
Speaker 7: I used to have them, and when I was into
Speaker 7: the Beastie Boys and I used to have the local
Speaker 7: radio d Journey.
Speaker 5: He used to talk called over the last thirty seconds,
Speaker 5: which I routine.
Speaker 17: You do.
Speaker 5: Now, no one's got.
Speaker 4: Their you know, no, no one's trying to take that.
Speaker 5: One's got their td K ninety stick to me?
Speaker 7: What was it new from Jimmy Marnsam two hundred years ago,
Speaker 7: Ferris oxide recording technique. Craig, that's so true. The countdown, yeah,
Speaker 7: Casey Cassim, Yeah, Craig. Thank you very much, mate, No worries,
Speaker 7: but Linda, good morning. What would kids these days have
Speaker 7: no idea about?
Speaker 17: Kids these days would have no idea about dial up internet?
Speaker 17: So first off, one the sound.
Speaker 5: And metal stretching on metal yep.
Speaker 17: And no idea that you'd also have to wait for
Speaker 17: the Internet, that it's not instantaneous like it is now.
Speaker 17: And the fact that the phone line's taken up and
Speaker 17: only one person can use it at a time. So
Speaker 17: the whole scheduling conflict between your siblings, yourself, your parents,
Speaker 17: who's using the phone.
Speaker 7: Nighttimes, seven days a week were a real source of tension,
Speaker 7: weren't they about that phone.
Speaker 17: Line from about five o'clock to about six tven o'clock
Speaker 17: at night every night.
Speaker 7: I remember we were never allowed to call anyone to
Speaker 7: after six o'clock because it was cheaper.
Speaker 5: Well, well I put that phone now, just wait one
Speaker 5: minute and now you can call it up your mate Toby. Now, Belinda,
Speaker 5: thank you very much. You call might have a good
Speaker 5: day you too.
Speaker 17: Bye.
Speaker 5: Jewels. Good morning, Jules, Welcome to the show.
Speaker 9: Kids these days would have no idea about a only
Speaker 9: having a bath once a week and then having to
Speaker 9: get in after your two brothers have already been in
Speaker 9: there before you.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I mean honestly, in the eighties, you guys won't
Speaker 7: believe there's a true But my dad would come home
Speaker 7: from work, he'd have a bath, and then that's I
Speaker 7: would get.
Speaker 5: In that same water.
Speaker 7: You remember that a kid, he did like a proper
Speaker 7: job as a trade yere. It was mean to be
Speaker 7: like great. You don't even think anything differently, Dan, You
Speaker 7: don't moan or anything. But I'm looking back now.
Speaker 5: If I had a bath and I went to the girls, listen,
Speaker 5: it's ready for you guys, they called some sort of services, Yeah,
Speaker 5: taken away.
Speaker 4: I remember it more like if someone had a bath,
Speaker 4: it was don't waste the bar.
Speaker 5: Like yeah, absolutely, Jules, that's a great one. Thank you
Speaker 5: very much. Let's get it Dan now, Good morning.
Speaker 16: Dan, Good morning kids. These days apparently don't know how
Speaker 16: to post the letter. What happened, Dan, We were heading
Speaker 16: out somewhere, my fifteen year old son and I I
Speaker 16: had a letter to post, and I said, all right,
Speaker 16: We're going to post this and then we'll head here.
Speaker 13: Blah blah blah.
Speaker 16: He's like, okay, And I pulled up next to the
Speaker 16: post box. I gave it to him and I said, quick, go,
Speaker 16: go go. And he walked over to it. The postboxes
Speaker 16: between him and the car and he's just standing there
Speaker 16: with the car coming up behind me. So I'm rushing
Speaker 16: and I said, mate, what are you doing? He was like,
Speaker 16: he held it up and was like, what do I do?
Speaker 16: And he said where? I said, at your neck height
Speaker 16: there is a slit that could beck an envelope. Put
Speaker 16: the envelope in the slit.
Speaker 5: Oh, Dan, I can see it now. What is this
Speaker 5: ancient evil technology? Is there a lot of in there?
Speaker 4: Do they don't have a phone? The person who's contact.
Speaker 5: Cobs.
Speaker 16: We're just not turning that.
Speaker 7: Well, Dan, very very funny observation. We're going to make
Speaker 7: you our instant call of the week. You've just won
Speaker 7: one thousand dollars.
Speaker 5: Dam wow.
Speaker 16: I was not expecting that.
Speaker 5: Well, you did it brilliantly. We're all there.
Speaker 7: I could imagine my teenage daughters doing the same thing.
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Speaker 7: So perhaps he was getting a manicure. Recently saw someone
Speaker 7: unusual there.
Speaker 5: What was it, Pats?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so it was heaps of ladies in getting their
Speaker 8: monemies and peties and in walk through the door about
Speaker 8: four in the afternoon a trade a young guy covered
Speaker 8: looked like he was a plaster because he was just
Speaker 8: like covered in white dust from head to toe. Obviously
Speaker 8: just come off the work site and took off his
Speaker 8: big Mac boots you know that they wear the lace.
Speaker 3: Ups in the big thick explorer socks.
Speaker 8: And sits down for a pedicure on his toes.
Speaker 4: I thought it was great, it should be. I've been
Speaker 4: to one, never happened, and I love pedicure or a
Speaker 4: manicure pedicure. Loved it. But you do feel it's some
Speaker 4: of the people are trying to make you feel unwelcome.
Speaker 4: But like Pat said, everybody's head turns when a man
Speaker 4: walks in to get a pedicure.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you're you're you know that this is you're an
Speaker 5: outside something.
Speaker 4: So much so that every time Yanky goes back to
Speaker 4: the same spot, they ask about me as if I
Speaker 4: was like the only man who's ever been in there.
Speaker 4: You had a pedicure a year ago. It's really good.
Speaker 5: How long does it take you sit in that really
Speaker 5: comfortable sort of a.
Speaker 3: Client massage chair?
Speaker 4: They massage I reckon goes half hour to forty five minutes.
Speaker 5: You're not off or you chant a small tool. You're in.
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Speaker 4: They scrub up to your calves. They give you a
Speaker 4: bit of a massage, and they clipped all the toenails,
Speaker 4: push the cuticles back, and then.
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Speaker 3: They shave your feet with a special razor, get all
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Speaker 4: I have to be honest, it's really relaxing. I would
Speaker 4: go back more if it was a more welcoming space.
Speaker 5: Maybe I don't think it's their problem. I've never been
Speaker 5: passed them and go no, man no.
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Speaker 4: He would prot to make people know that it's safety,
Speaker 4: a manicure.
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Speaker 4: Did you like Eyes Wide Shut?
Speaker 5: Loved it?
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Speaker 5: Very good? One of those rare occasions are good set
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Speaker 4: my door this week that said please. I know it
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Speaker 5: And from the robbers across the roads.
Speaker 4: Right next to the post note, they tucked that little
Speaker 4: slip that said I have to go to the post
Speaker 4: office legally number there.
Speaker 7: Then they call you and then you can go. Just
Speaker 7: chuck over their hedge. Anyway, postings. By the way, did
Speaker 7: you know it's yesterday? Came in to use the gentleman's
Speaker 7: bathroom here some angry employees. Some angry employee had a
Speaker 7: post it note by the son of the men's urinal
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Speaker 3: Disgusting?
Speaker 5: Yeah, anyway, the sign's not there now. Someone wipe their
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Speaker 5: Where were we? Quiet movies?
Speaker 7: The Inaudibles, Silva, not the Equalizer, the Tranquilizer, Gold Talisa, The.
Speaker 5: Ring was a scary movie. What about the Whispering Kids?
Speaker 4: Silva?
Speaker 7: No, that's justin that's that's the gold my friend three
Speaker 7: men in a library broadens the quieter place, I mean
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Speaker 7: Right on a roll this week Team Australia smashing gold,
Speaker 7: Silver's bronzes. But it's all about gold for us and
Speaker 7: the gold of Thorn because every time Team Australia win
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Speaker 7: Thanks to Ian s and Bosh Jess Fox has delivered
Speaker 7: two gold medals. Now as we look ahead to what
Speaker 7: can happen next twenty four hours in Paris, our correspondent
Speaker 7: right here in the heat of the action in Richmond
Speaker 7: is Rio.
Speaker 6: Today, I have a lot.
Speaker 7: By the way, yesterday you went big. You promised us
Speaker 7: this time yesday, five gold medals.
Speaker 6: Yes, you were right.
Speaker 4: I think you predicted every gold medal Australian won before yesterday,
Speaker 4: and then you went crazy.
Speaker 5: Yes yeah.
Speaker 7: All the gold Rush got yesterday was wheels off Wednesdays. Okay,
Speaker 7: let's get back on that gold band wagon today.
Speaker 6: Okay, Okay, So I'll temper my expectations a bit today.
Speaker 6: I've got a wild card cought for you for the
Speaker 6: first time.
Speaker 17: Ok.
Speaker 6: Gray Morris in the wind surfing twenty years old?
Speaker 4: Did you even know it's the sport?
Speaker 5: Wow?
Speaker 6: He's this ousie guy from Sydney. He's huge, so most
Speaker 6: of these windsurfers are quite slight. His one hundred ninety
Speaker 6: three centimeters one hundred and one.
Speaker 7: Hundred ninety three kidos bloody hell, big old board he's on.
Speaker 7: He's a big just blown off course some bonbo.
Speaker 6: So the competition goes all week.
Speaker 18: The first day they're on that week, they go, he's
Speaker 18: got fishing out there. He had a terrible first day
Speaker 18: and the cost going to get behind.
Speaker 6: Then the interviewers asked him, al, so, what are you
Speaker 6: going to do to you know, rectify this for the
Speaker 6: next day, and he goes, well, I just got to
Speaker 6: stop being a bloody idiot.
Speaker 7: So and he had great, let's get behind him. So
Speaker 7: when is the windsurfing early hours of the morning?
Speaker 6: I think so, yeah, later tonight. And he's in top
Speaker 6: position now, he's gone from thirteen to the top, so
Speaker 6: he just needs to hold on. We haven't had anyone
Speaker 6: in the windsurfing for twenty years.
Speaker 5: I don't know it's been around that long.
Speaker 4: What is it a race or is it doing tricks
Speaker 4: like a surfer? So, no, it's no tricks, which would
Speaker 4: I thought a few barrels or something.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: There's no tricks. They do about four races each day
Speaker 6: and whoever has the most points at the end wins.
Speaker 5: And what they're doing racing down that pointfest to say, no.
Speaker 6: They're out in an ocean.
Speaker 4: I'm actually not sure.
Speaker 19: What's the name that His name is Gray Morris, Gray Morris,
Speaker 19: And there's also the women's four by two hundred freestyle,
Speaker 19: which we don't even almost don't even bother turning.
Speaker 7: This foregone conclusion, Nom knocking fed off his little bicycle.
Speaker 4: Mollo o'callahand favorite, Yeah, put the mortgage on it.
Speaker 6: There's no way in the world that we could possibly
Speaker 6: lose this race, would you say this, man, There's no
Speaker 6: world where we lose.
Speaker 4: Well, so another relay medal in the women's four by
Speaker 4: two hundred, yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, So okay, make the big prediction and how many
Speaker 7: golds are coming the next twenty four hours in Paris two.
Speaker 6: I'm backing in Gray. He's going to get it done.
Speaker 7: Also, great stuff, all right, Huggy's on the way. We'll
Speaker 7: see tomorrow. Go Team Australia.
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