Speaker 1: Welcome to them. Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 2: Threetop at Tuesday. This is where we run three phone
Speaker 2: ins at the same time. We're loving getting your stories
Speaker 2: about what you still own from childhood. We are just
Speaker 2: on about twenty minutes ago talking about her console video
Speaker 2: a game console that she still owns, the place Golden
Speaker 2: Iron and James Bond as well.
Speaker 1: What do you still have? What do you still own
Speaker 1: from your childhood?
Speaker 2: I peaked too soon? We spoke to a guy yesterday
Speaker 2: who owned a medal. He got five medals I believe
Speaker 2: school sports.
Speaker 1: When he was like twelve or thirteen.
Speaker 2: He won five medals in one day at the age
Speaker 2: of thirteen and then retired from competitive sports. He peaked
Speaker 2: too soon? Did you peak too soon? Were you a
Speaker 2: young gun and then you had kind of success at
Speaker 2: a young age and then you tell everybody now I had.
Speaker 1: To give up.
Speaker 3: No more glory for me after the age.
Speaker 1: I've tasted it. I've tasted it, Okay.
Speaker 2: I don't want the rest of my life to be
Speaker 2: about that. I'd rather just move on now. Okay, So
Speaker 2: I peaked too soon. We're looking at stories and when
Speaker 2: you peak too soon? And Jack had this story yesterday
Speaker 2: I won. The cyclist in the road race who thought
Speaker 2: she'd won gold.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Dutch rider finished the road race and suck a.
Speaker 2: De box all run on and was picking up people
Speaker 2: on their bikes, humping the air with a.
Speaker 3: Body literally did she know the Austrian rider had already
Speaker 3: was so far ahead that she couldn't even see her
Speaker 3: win gold.
Speaker 1: This is just awful, this story.
Speaker 3: She thought she was the first across the line, pumping
Speaker 3: the fist in the air, until the rest of her
Speaker 3: team had to tell her we didn't actually win.
Speaker 1: We've got a silver, but.
Speaker 2: For twenty seconds in her mind a gold medaler. Short
Speaker 2: lived wins, yeah, short lived wins. Then hero for just
Speaker 2: a few seconds. All right, So we're looking for your stories.
Speaker 2: What is still known from childhood? You peak too soon?
Speaker 2: And have you been a hero for just a few
Speaker 2: pressures seconds? The Christian O'Connell Show podcast, Sarah, Good morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Christian. How are you going.
Speaker 2: We're good, Sarah. We're good now, Sarah, which one are
Speaker 2: you coming in about?
Speaker 4: I'm calling in about short lived win?
Speaker 1: All right, what's your story for Sarah?
Speaker 4: So, when I was in high school, was forced to
Speaker 4: do cross country as we all are. I am the
Speaker 4: purpose thing from athletics. But by some miracle, I was
Speaker 4: winning the entire wake until I got to the finish line,
Speaker 4: and about twenty meters from the finish line, something came
Speaker 4: over me and I just passed out and lay there
Speaker 4: and let everyone else run in.
Speaker 3: Front of me.
Speaker 2: No, no, cruely denied, not now, life, Not now life.
Speaker 1: Maybe twenty more meters then life, not now? Oh no,
Speaker 1: Oh that's too cruel, isn't it.
Speaker 4: I was so impressed with my efforts because life, I said.
Speaker 4: I mean, I couldn't even run twenty meters on my
Speaker 4: best day.
Speaker 3: So what do you remember of it?
Speaker 1: Sarah?
Speaker 3: Do you remember the last few seconds before you came
Speaker 3: down your chace A five moment?
Speaker 4: I remember being amazed at myself and so so stack.
Speaker 2: You're waving to the stand, aren't you. Everyone began for
Speaker 2: the away behind me.
Speaker 3: It's just a full melody.
Speaker 1: Now I'll run it in from you. It's got it
Speaker 1: a victory. What was happening?
Speaker 4: I just sort of went black and.
Speaker 1: Went do you know what? That's another phone in one day?
Speaker 1: It all just went black, fade to gray. What happened? Sarah?
Speaker 1: Will send you one of our lidless steins.
Speaker 4: Okay, awesome, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 2: Sarah was just sailing a boat around the world. Then,
Speaker 2: what's also chances.
Speaker 1: Do we all hear the sales in the background and
Speaker 1: as the.
Speaker 2: Let's go Belinda, Good morning, Belinda, Good morning guys.
Speaker 5: I've still got all my baby teeth.
Speaker 1: Do you know what I mean? In your mouth or no?
Speaker 5: So my mom had this thing where she would wrap
Speaker 5: your teeth in the tissue and then cover it in
Speaker 5: sticky tape, and she gave more back to me when
Speaker 5: I was a grown up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a lot of mums, A lot of mums do this.
Speaker 2: I've never understood it myself. Cray, it's craepy.
Speaker 1: Here's some of your bones and bits of your human body.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: So I've actually still got all of my children's baby
Speaker 5: teeth to hand back to them wrapped in tissues.
Speaker 1: Where does this come from? How I know things you'd
Speaker 1: need when you leave home? Why go and hate it?
Speaker 1: Forget it? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well, you know you need some bits and pieces for
Speaker 5: your house, and here's your teeth, Belinda.
Speaker 3: When are you ever going to reach the day where
Speaker 3: you go I'm going to individually unwrap all of those
Speaker 3: bits of tissue and bring out my teeth.
Speaker 5: Well I actually did one day and it was kind
Speaker 5: of gross.
Speaker 1: Yes, it would be all right, Benda, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: You cool, have a good day, no worries. You do great, David?
Speaker 6: Yes, how are you?
Speaker 1: I'm good David. What are you still doing from childhood?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 1: I have well?
Speaker 6: Or well on old school on sixty seven Coup sixty eight.
Speaker 6: I've got a ventriloquistole called the Jerry G Jr.
Speaker 1: And describe the Jerry G Junior to us.
Speaker 6: He's got a plaster here. He's more scary than Chucky.
Speaker 6: I've got no one. Children will through all fighting over him.
Speaker 6: I used to my uncle David was named after he
Speaker 6: gave it to him seven years or one of my
Speaker 6: mum's older brothers. And I've had him all this time.
Speaker 6: I used to scare them. But Jesus, out of my kids,
Speaker 6: boy seconds old, the son.
Speaker 1: He jack looking him, That is the stuff of nightmares.
Speaker 6: Oh he's he's way better looking. He's smaller, and I've
Speaker 6: had a lot offers to buying the gentleman. He said,
Speaker 6: was Ron blessed. He's to be on the Heavy Show
Speaker 6: on Channel seven many years ago. Sure, then it went
Speaker 6: to Channel nine, the Kids Show, just Talkie King of
Speaker 6: the Kids and then.
Speaker 1: All the networks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's a time tripper, but I love him. Still
Speaker 6: got him the kids Rider and in prime conditions.
Speaker 1: And do you do ventually quy with him?
Speaker 6: No, no, gingerly, I love that.
Speaker 2: Another thing that's tied out. But I think good reasons,
Speaker 2: you know, is.
Speaker 1: That the world well, we never liked it. We're not
Speaker 1: carrying forward anymore.
Speaker 2: Do you remember when you were a kid, every other
Speaker 2: showbiz TV entertainer was getting someone out of a paddle
Speaker 2: sort of trunk, when those big old trunks and go,
Speaker 2: shall I get him out of the box? And they
Speaker 2: get that sad looking glassy eyed doll.
Speaker 3: The last one I remember was in the late nineties Strasman.
Speaker 1: Yes, do you remember?
Speaker 3: Stras has a dog and he was a swearing puppet.
Speaker 2: Yes, that's right, I mean that's what that's when he
Speaker 2: reached the end of the road, a puppet way everyone
Speaker 2: he swears.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, now we've got an act.
Speaker 2: Christian Connell Show Podcast three, Tip of Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Ever been a hero for just a few seconds? Did
Speaker 1: you beat too soon? What is still own? From your childhood?
Speaker 6: Nine?
Speaker 1: One O four three Jenny, good.
Speaker 5: Morning, Good morning, Christian and Crewe. How are you going.
Speaker 1: We're good, Jenny. So you're a hero for just a
Speaker 1: few seconds. What happened?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, crushing Actually yeah.
Speaker 1: The pain is coming back up. Off you go.
Speaker 5: Oh. My husband regularly reminds me of this event. And
Speaker 5: my daughter is now thirty three and it was her
Speaker 5: under twelve basketball team. I'm coaching. We are winning. Everything's cool.
Speaker 5: And then they stopped the game because the water is
Speaker 5: dripping through the roof and they decide it's unsafe for
Speaker 5: the kids to play, so Packer come back next week.
Speaker 5: We're like, okay, fine, next week, we have to start
Speaker 5: the whole game again. It's like it's never happened. Regrouped
Speaker 5: and everyone's yep, we're all going well and whatever. And
Speaker 5: then my start player gets fouled off and we were
Speaker 5: lose by one point.
Speaker 1: That's it. You know, you just hit hero for a
Speaker 1: couple of moments and then it's all over. Suddenly you
Speaker 1: lose us.
Speaker 5: Yes, total Grand Final, the last game of the season.
Speaker 5: And that's how it ended.
Speaker 1: Another the fact that your husband just routinely brings us
Speaker 1: up your China best. They were winning, You're doing.
Speaker 7: Well, yeah, oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: If we hadn't had the roof leak, we would have
Speaker 5: walked away. They would have had their little gold medals,
Speaker 5: their little ribbons, they.
Speaker 2: Would have been you know, in my mind, haven't seen
Speaker 2: what Australian coaches are like Dean Boxel, I reckon. The
Speaker 2: rival coach goes up there, gets a spanner, starts banging
Speaker 2: the pipes.
Speaker 1: Guys, lee, anyone out. I'll have to do this in
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks time.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it was just ridiculous. Never happened to ever again
Speaker 5: since prior. No, it was just that one day.
Speaker 2: All right, great story, Thank you very much, Jenny, take
Speaker 2: care all right, thanks bye.
Speaker 1: So hello Sue.
Speaker 7: Yes, yes, one of red star in grade four in
Speaker 7: nine sixty four direct.
Speaker 1: For wrestling acting. Oh acting, gotcha? Ah right, okay what
Speaker 1: was this? A school player?
Speaker 7: Yes, it was in the classroom and the teacher made
Speaker 7: us pretend that a school bus ward run over our friends.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a nice, real good lesson, isn't it. Last
Speaker 2: hair term, that's a bit of fun. The tables, the side.
Speaker 2: Let's pretend one of you.
Speaker 1: Has been riding by this school bus. Is anything, right, sir?
Speaker 3: The dead body?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I've been the driver running over one of you.
Speaker 3: Sorry, okay, so part what part were you playing to?
Speaker 7: Oh? I was the observer on the on the side
Speaker 7: of the road, the Witt frame, the Fame and Fink,
Speaker 7: and I ran the red stuff for my exting.
Speaker 3: Wow, what a traumatic lesson.
Speaker 7: I know, weird, weird caches were weird back then.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think we can say that six. What year
Speaker 1: was this, Sue, nineteen sixty four.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, he's sixty. So we're going to send
Speaker 2: you one of our lidless steins.
Speaker 7: Okay, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Pleasure. Lovely story, Sue. Nice one. Christian