Speaker 1: Welcome to them.
Speaker 2: Christian no Common Show podcast.
Speaker 3: Christian Marie from Sunbury Here, Good morning Marie from Sunbury.
Speaker 2: My uncle.
Speaker 3: This is classic vintage local newspaper reporting. My uncle made
Speaker 3: the front page of the local rag Here and Bernela
Speaker 3: about twenty years ago after the river flooded the main street.
Speaker 2: He was photographed canoeing down the main street there he is.
Speaker 2: So why were you in the paper?
Speaker 3: Bonus if it's a photo as well, James.
Speaker 2: Good morning.
Speaker 4: Gooday, guys, there's you go on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, good Welcome to a show, James. So why were
Speaker 3: you in your local paper?
Speaker 4: So we were on the front page of the local
Speaker 4: Mary Warren paper because my brother was.
Speaker 2: Born at home.
Speaker 3: Yeah I see anything like that, born in an unusual
Speaker 3: places hospital goes straight into the local paper.
Speaker 2: Doesn't it. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well it didn't help as well that the day prior
Speaker 4: to my brother being born, I'd also broken my coal bones,
Speaker 4: so my mum had that to deal with the same
Speaker 4: day as well.
Speaker 2: That makes it into the article.
Speaker 4: Not one hundred percent, This wasn't fifteen years ago.
Speaker 3: Gotcha, all right? James, Thank you very much the story
Speaker 3: mat have a good day.
Speaker 4: Thank you very much, guys.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Yeah, start with John. Who else to go here? John?
Speaker 2: Good morning, Good morning?
Speaker 3: How are you?
Speaker 2: Ah? Yeah, yeah, great John? John? What have you got
Speaker 2: for us? Why were you in the paper?
Speaker 1: Um?
Speaker 4: I was the two thousand and baby born in Paine Hospital.
Speaker 4: I admired it into the local pipe and the eyes.
Speaker 3: This is amazing in my mind. There's like that your
Speaker 3: boor mama is like going through labor paints and suddenly
Speaker 3: you come out an ticker, ta drops something confetti.
Speaker 2: Kenn's like, wait, what's happening? This is the two thousand baby.
Speaker 1: Congratulations, It's all the next guy.
Speaker 2: That is incredible. So when was this? John?
Speaker 4: Nine sixty two?
Speaker 2: Bloody hell?
Speaker 1: I was born at Punch Hospital. Yeah, so I wonder
Speaker 1: what number I was?
Speaker 2: So you two thousand and what do you say? Nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty two? Yeah, you would have been over baby number
Speaker 2: ten thousan. Get this.
Speaker 1: My mom tells this BS story about me being born
Speaker 1: at the Panch hospital. She said, all the nurses said
Speaker 1: you were the cutest baby ever born there. Come on, Mom,
Speaker 1: she has no it's true. When I went back there
Speaker 1: to have your brother two years later, they remembered me
Speaker 1: as the mother of the cutest baby ever born at
Speaker 1: panch hospital.
Speaker 3: Do you know what this week there's two your parents'
Speaker 3: bs stories. I think most of us have got we
Speaker 3: know now when your kid used to believe everything they said.
Speaker 3: You look back now again.
Speaker 1: Ten thousand babies.
Speaker 2: I doubt it very much. Who we got here? Is
Speaker 2: this NoREL? Good morning, NoREL. Hello, NoREL.
Speaker 4: Hello, how are you so?
Speaker 2: Norell? Why are you in the paper?
Speaker 4: Well? It was actually my son, Charlie. He was on
Speaker 4: the back page of the Herald's son Phil page color
Speaker 4: with Nikol Gregold kicking out four when he was about
Speaker 4: five in his seventeen Now.
Speaker 2: So how come he was on a full page of
Speaker 2: the sports.
Speaker 4: Bit of the Herald. Sonny was in a sports from
Speaker 4: the back page because he was at the training session.
Speaker 4: He was lucky enough to go to a training session
Speaker 4: with him.
Speaker 2: No wonders.
Speaker 1: I had that big bad patch because the train.
Speaker 3: Again, we're looking amazing in training. Those little kids have
Speaker 3: got nothing going off just to get their confidence.
Speaker 4: This is actually the same son who broke his arm
Speaker 4: falling off someone's shoulders at your daughter's thirteenth birthday, Lois, Yeah,
Speaker 4: I remember.
Speaker 3: This a couple of years ago. Yeah, Shane Crawford was
Speaker 3: there as well. It was that the only guy there
Speaker 3: who knew first day.
Speaker 1: The second Shane Croft pushed him.
Speaker 2: I remember, correctly pushed.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, she had a wedding in Porty, so I
Speaker 4: couldn't come down from my god friend had to take
Speaker 4: him to the Sandy hospital.
Speaker 2: I do remember. There was a lot of people were
Speaker 2: very upset about you.
Speaker 3: They were like, where the parents apparently they're their drunkards
Speaker 3: and wedding right now?
Speaker 4: Yes they were.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were trying to work out it was going
Speaker 3: to take this poor ladder things there was?
Speaker 2: Was it Charlie's son? Yes, Charlie, This is what I remember.
Speaker 3: Now because me and Craft were supposed to be like
Speaker 3: running security there right and.
Speaker 1: All the kids.
Speaker 2: After ten minutes we were is this going to for beer?
Speaker 2: These kids?
Speaker 3: You know, it can be too much? This helicopter parent.
Speaker 3: Next thing we hear this and screaming and.
Speaker 2: Like one of the kids has fall somebody. Where are
Speaker 2: the dud bouncers?
Speaker 4: Well that at all?
Speaker 2: Well now hopefully he's all held up right.
Speaker 4: Now, he's all good, he's fine.
Speaker 2: Best to Charlie, I will do it all right.
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