Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to The Christian O'Connell Show Podcast, show.
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Speaker 4: coming up for ten minutes past six. Good morning, Jack,
Speaker 4: good to see you again, Good Bube, thank you, strong start,
Speaker 4: Thank God your back.
Speaker 3: Pats It is good to see your Patsy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it feels really weird, partly because I can't hear,
Speaker 2: probably in my writing, but it does feel weird to
Speaker 2: be back. I feel like I've been away for months.
Speaker 2: I've forgotten what to do.
Speaker 4: So what happened? Did you pick up a holiday infection?
Speaker 4: One of those old kids pools where obviously you don't
Speaker 4: see any of the kids getting out to go to
Speaker 4: the toilet. Okay, I know this kid's been here at
Speaker 4: least two hours and had two soft drinks.
Speaker 2: I did have a love affair with swim up bars
Speaker 2: up until this trip, because I noticed, you know, a
Speaker 2: lot of the bogans around the bars would.
Speaker 4: Not get to judge to judge, isn't it? With that?
Speaker 4: Just to were the bogus on the barn. They're probably
Speaker 4: thinking the same about you.
Speaker 2: But it's like a bit like a pea soup, as
Speaker 2: the Love of God described it, And it's.
Speaker 4: Too strong in which this time of the day, isn't it.
Speaker 2: So we were swimming like all day, from ten in
Speaker 2: the morning till like six at night. We just swam
Speaker 2: every day, which was great.
Speaker 4: When you say you swim every day, you too, do
Speaker 4: not strike me as swimmers. Do you mean you just
Speaker 4: sort of doggy paddled up to the swim up bar.
Speaker 2: We're not doing laps in an Olympic size pool like
Speaker 2: breaststroke and backstroke. Are you on holiday?
Speaker 3: You're just marinating in the pool?
Speaker 4: Yeah, along with it marinading is in a pea soup.
Speaker 4: So is that where you got the ear infect Yes?
Speaker 2: Yeah, terrific, horrific.
Speaker 4: And so can you hear us? Okay?
Speaker 2: Now I came in the left ear, but not in
Speaker 2: the right.
Speaker 4: So are we able to put like the signal of
Speaker 4: the show of the engineer, so they're able to double
Speaker 4: down in the good ear?
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, you can do that. I can hear you
Speaker 2: in the left ear, but not the right, which is
Speaker 2: why my earphone's off my right ear.
Speaker 4: So where did you go on holiday, Patsy?
Speaker 2: So we went up to the Wit Sundays, went up
Speaker 2: to Hamilton Island, which is a great spot, great family
Speaker 2: spot and.
Speaker 4: Never been there?
Speaker 2: Have you never been? We've got to get you up there.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you so much? Mail there or some sort
Speaker 4: of king playmaker. Oh you. Normally when people go, you must,
Speaker 4: you must, You've got to get them. It's like a
Speaker 4: cheap restaurant. We must get you too. In island we
Speaker 4: always go, you must go see to that this year.
Speaker 4: Tell he's been missus O'Connell twice, mister o'connall.
Speaker 3: No, you've got to go.
Speaker 4: It's so I'd love to get the invite from her
Speaker 4: own wife alone. At the moment, the only invite has
Speaker 4: come from Patsy, who I work with. A work colleague
Speaker 4: invited me to coming out elapse with her husband. There.
Speaker 3: I can go with your and you go with.
Speaker 4: So what did you do up there? It sounds like
Speaker 4: mainly just get in the sun and get an air infection.
Speaker 2: Yeah, lots and lots of swimming, went out to white
Speaker 2: Haven Beach, which is seriously one of the world's most
Speaker 2: beautiful beaches. It has this gorgeous white sand and when
Speaker 2: you walk along and it actually crunches under your feet.
Speaker 4: You into some of those beaches. There's one thing's near
Speaker 4: Wilson prom Squeaky Beach. Isn't that amazing? Yes? How does
Speaker 4: it squeak?
Speaker 2: It's isn't it the silica in the sand or something
Speaker 2: like it's a special kind of sand?
Speaker 4: You know what? That's good enough an explanation for me.
Speaker 4: That sounds when someone does want that quickly go, that's
Speaker 4: what it is, truth science and.
Speaker 3: With the way you wouldn't use often silica silica.
Speaker 2: I was listening kind of half listening to the Captain
Speaker 2: on the way out. It's like a half hour boat trip,
Speaker 2: and he sees.
Speaker 4: I actually thought that was a new podcast that I
Speaker 4: need to get across. I like that sort of Captain
Speaker 4: on the way out. It sounds like a podcast that
Speaker 4: we were on the Glorious iHeart platform.
Speaker 3: The Captain's Captain on the way Out.
Speaker 2: But apparently you can clean yourlry in the stuff, like
Speaker 2: you said, if you've got if you wear ladies, if
Speaker 2: you're wearing jewelry rub it into the sand, and Chris
Speaker 2: looked at me and said, don't rub your wedding ring.
Speaker 4: And never seen any childers that have an abundance of
Speaker 4: squeaky sand that they're rubbing in. You know, the eyeglass
Speaker 4: and stuff. Rubbing it in sand doesn't feel like it
Speaker 4: would be abrasive and bad.
Speaker 2: No, because it's very, very fine. It's like talcum powder.
Speaker 2: But when you go out there, because it's stingers season, that's.
Speaker 4: Sand, I'd hate the thought of walking in so fine.
Speaker 2: No, but it's very fine and very white. But when
Speaker 2: you go.
Speaker 4: Down the beach you look like a powdered donut.
Speaker 2: They have. It's sittingers season across like decision.
Speaker 4: You have to wear the mesh suits.
Speaker 2: I had to wear those suits.
Speaker 3: Jack, I don't know what that is.
Speaker 2: It's like Kathy Freeman's running suit in the Sydney Olympics. Yes,
Speaker 2: so in case you get stun.
Speaker 4: Quite the look for you and Christopher are the blood
Speaker 4: the aliens of landed on Earth and humans. Oh my word, wow.
Speaker 4: We then their contour suits.
Speaker 2: When you're sitting on the boat, the captain does the announcement,
Speaker 2: he goes, okay, so it is stinger season. We recommend
Speaker 2: that everyone should wear a suit, and you go to
Speaker 2: the back of the boat where there's tubs of all
Speaker 2: the different size. So I said to you, you need
Speaker 2: to get up there quick. You will need like a people.
Speaker 4: Chris, get ahead now, yes, he's still talking. To start
Speaker 4: moving the change you like taking a phone out.
Speaker 2: We were that family because we've been before and so
Speaker 2: last time we went we couldn't get a suit, so
Speaker 2: we couldn't. Luckily we were stuck.
Speaker 4: In this situation again to sell. So when the captain's talking,
Speaker 4: Chris starts moving and get that. It's like some sort
Speaker 4: of medieval chain mail suit as well, isn't it. Mesh.
Speaker 2: It's revolting anyway. So he got up there. He was
Speaker 2: still too late. I don't know if they were out
Speaker 2: of double lecks, so he had to wear an shame.
Speaker 4: Double x.
Speaker 2: So he's emerged from the gazebo and Audrey screams out,
Speaker 2: oh look, mommy, daddy's got a camel toe because it
Speaker 2: was so tight, praises.
Speaker 4: You never want to hear from the mouth of a
Speaker 4: young child. He's got looked awful. I mean, it feels
Speaker 4: like a line of rapper may he's got a camelter.
Speaker 4: If not, I might make that song over that cover.
Speaker 2: The he's got horrendous but the water was beautiful.
Speaker 4: There you go, Well, case you have your back.
Speaker 1: Patsy The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: What have you found out about squeaky sand? And why
Speaker 4: does it squeek? Jack?
Speaker 3: I can't find Patsy that it's the silica in the sand.
Speaker 6: That hard enough.
Speaker 4: But no, I look, I heard the question. I hope
Speaker 4: we're going to find a lot of that excuse this year.
Speaker 2: Can you please google what is special about the same?
Speaker 4: Him? Like that?
Speaker 2: He's sorry, I'm sorry, See I can't regulate.
Speaker 4: He was he'd be the slowest series. Hey Jack, say,
Speaker 4: is you hate to tell my answering about there? Heyjack?
Speaker 4: Why does sand squeak?
Speaker 3: What's it call again? White Haven?
Speaker 2: White Haven Beach?
Speaker 4: Here?
Speaker 2: What is special about the sand at white Haven Beach?
Speaker 2: And you do need to tell me through the week
Speaker 2: if I'm yelling because I can't regulate.
Speaker 3: You know, it is made from ninety eight point nine
Speaker 3: percent pure silica. Hmm, that's why, and it gives it
Speaker 3: its unique white color.
Speaker 4: Son on a minute, but just the rio just went
Speaker 4: there's nothing about silica. The first Google search you teen
Speaker 4: we flies one this year. I've told you we are
Speaker 4: falling apart at the start of show two.
Speaker 3: It is silica heavy, but that doesn't explain why it's squeaked.
Speaker 3: The squeak The squeakiness has got something.
Speaker 4: Rio who's looking like an autible today? By the way,
Speaker 4: with that chain over the T shirt? What's going on
Speaker 4: with that? And it's center parting as well. It looks
Speaker 4: like it's like an altar boid which diocese if you
Speaker 4: come from a farmer.
Speaker 3: It's more pronounced today, and that's how it happened.
Speaker 4: It looks like he's got school phokto he's running a
Speaker 4: theater camp. Well, they're returning students to do Joseph, which
Speaker 4: is the sort of thing he would do. Actually, I
Speaker 4: love that. Now, what have you found out about the
Speaker 4: squeaky sand and the silica?
Speaker 7: It's quite dull, but it's more because the sand grains
Speaker 7: are uniform, and so when you step on it, there's
Speaker 7: a certain fiction that creates the squeakiness.
Speaker 2: What do you mean they're all the same size as
Speaker 2: opposed to other sand.
Speaker 3: Which is more all over the shop. Other stand you
Speaker 3: can have Biggie smaller.
Speaker 4: More regular size is making less squeak. Yes, ah right,
Speaker 4: because they're so boring they make no noise.
Speaker 3: Exactly the regular size makes it squeak.
Speaker 2: Yes, Jack's right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's disagree. Jack is right on that one. Now,
Speaker 4: Patsy obviously because you missed yesterday's show. How much do
Speaker 4: you know about what we're doing next week? The longest serve?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Were we talking about it? Weren't we at the end
Speaker 2: of last last year?
Speaker 4: So you don't want to hear any more about it.
Speaker 4: Just shut that doorise, guys. I do, but they should
Speaker 4: definitely get you on. Thank god you're here. We're in Rome. No,
Speaker 4: we're not. We're here at Melbourne Doctors and we're just
Speaker 4: chatting in the green room earlier.
Speaker 2: But I'm very interested to know how the mechanics of
Speaker 2: it are going to work.
Speaker 4: It doesn't sound so it's like your more inch. Isn't
Speaker 4: that sad?
Speaker 1: But Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: This morning, I had to come into work a bit
Speaker 4: earlier than normal, so I was going through my normal
Speaker 4: trip in right, I was going through some Kilda and
Speaker 4: it's just this is before four am, and I pulled
Speaker 4: over because I saw a message from a friend of
Speaker 4: mine who hasn't been very well. I thought I'd better
Speaker 4: just have a quick look at this and see how
Speaker 4: he's doing. He had a burst append of scientists over Christmas,
Speaker 4: almost died. I didn't realize it's a very serious thing
Speaker 4: when that happens. Anyway, So I wasn't reading the message
Speaker 4: and I pulled over there and there's no one around.
Speaker 4: It's four am, okay, And then I see this one
Speaker 4: lone guy and he's obviously been for a swim. He's
Speaker 4: got the towel over his shoulders, his hair's toweled. He's
Speaker 4: about my age, and he's got on and because there's
Speaker 4: no one else around, he I'm just human interest. If
Speaker 4: there's another guy in a car, so like you just
Speaker 4: happen to look and see whether they up to four am.
Speaker 4: There's no one else around. As he looks in us,
Speaker 4: he does a double take and then he just stops
Speaker 4: and points at me. And now it is s killed.
Speaker 4: So I don't know whether this dude is high and
Speaker 4: we're about to get into some kind of scenario. I'm like,
Speaker 4: I should never have pulled over and sin killed at
Speaker 4: four am. If the police call by, it looks like
Speaker 4: am I receiving an offer from him and a friend
Speaker 4: of mine is doing very well. There's no phone in
Speaker 4: the cart and this is the fifth time we've coxed
Speaker 4: you here, What is going on? So I'm mind the
Speaker 4: window down half ago and I do that thing, you know.
Speaker 4: He goes everything all right, four am and he he
Speaker 4: starts talking about the show. I then allow him to
Speaker 4: have the full window down, because that's why I treat listeners.
Speaker 4: I'm a gentleman. And we were chatting this lovely guy
Speaker 4: called Carl. He's already got his morning swimming at four am.
Speaker 3: That's so keen.
Speaker 4: He's been he in there for twenty minutes having a swim.
Speaker 4: It's still very very dark, pitch black. He goes to
Speaker 4: a swim of half three.
Speaker 3: So if he's listening to the show, it's not really
Speaker 3: even his breakfast show. This is like his afternoon drive home.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, so one of those morning And is there
Speaker 4: anyone else who's already got something done this morning at
Speaker 4: half six? Whether you've gone to the gym already, you've
Speaker 4: already done your forty five, you've walked the dogs, you've
Speaker 4: gone for a swim. See if you've already been productive
Speaker 4: at half six, I said to him, why do you
Speaker 4: go this time? He goes, just want to get my swimming, mate,
Speaker 4: I just want to get my swimming I went, you
Speaker 4: good all day for that. He goes, Now, I just
Speaker 4: want to know that I've got it. I'll take that
Speaker 4: thing off. I don't need to do it all right,
Speaker 4: So have you already got something done? This morning?
Speaker 1: At half six, Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Bellya Day goes by, there's not something on my Instagram
Speaker 4: telling me how to optimize my morning routine. All this endless,
Speaker 4: exhausting tyranny of hacks optimize your morning routine. You've got
Speaker 4: to these people that optimize their morning routines. I mean
Speaker 4: they must be they're smashing life. Otherwise it looks flipping exhausting.
Speaker 4: These people that optimize your morning routine must not be
Speaker 4: in a relationship or have children.
Speaker 3: I watched one before we started the Showgeting, because I thought,
Speaker 3: you know what, I'm going to hit this.
Speaker 4: We've talked about the same one Andrew Schuberman, who I love.
Speaker 4: But every episode is three hours of how you need
Speaker 4: to optimize your sex life. How you walk, everything needs
Speaker 4: to how you get in the.
Speaker 3: Bath, everything needs to be off.
Speaker 4: Everythink must be optimized. How you put your socks on.
Speaker 4: He's got a three hour pod on that.
Speaker 3: The first thing I couldn't do anyway, because he said,
Speaker 3: the first thing you need to do when you wake
Speaker 3: up is go outside and absorb sunlight.
Speaker 4: For twenty five minutes. So twenty five minutes is what
Speaker 4: wandering around your neighborhood staring at the sub so that
Speaker 4: that's us ticked off. Then the other one is about
Speaker 4: forty five minutes of exercise. So what time are we
Speaker 4: having this start? I'm gonna have to get out but
Speaker 4: at midnight to start an optimized day, basically to come
Speaker 4: in here and just play nickelback. I think it is
Speaker 4: working enough.
Speaker 3: Isn't he but your friend who's swimming at the beach, Yes,
Speaker 3: but he's Humman's dream.
Speaker 4: God, Yes he is. He's getting his swimming. So we
Speaker 4: want to know this morning after I saw a guy
Speaker 4: who'd been for swim at four am in the instant Kilda,
Speaker 4: what have you already done this morning? What have you
Speaker 4: already optimized? Catherine?
Speaker 8: Good morning, Good morning, Jane, welcome back. It's lovely to
Speaker 8: hear you all.
Speaker 4: Belated. Happy New year, Catherine. I have you had a
Speaker 4: lovely Christmas? What have you already done, Catherine?
Speaker 8: Okay, I've been to the gym, I've walked the dog
Speaker 8: and now I'm just watering some plants.
Speaker 4: Bloody hell? Are you making me feel so unoptimized?
Speaker 9: Yep.
Speaker 8: I don't get up at four thirty am. I wake
Speaker 8: up at four thirty, but I don't have to be
Speaker 8: at work by four thirty.
Speaker 4: But he's done so much already, You've achieved so much.
Speaker 4: It's barely quarter to seven.
Speaker 3: And if we didn't be here at four thirty in
Speaker 3: the morning, and we know that.
Speaker 8: Jacob, it's too hot later in the day to do
Speaker 8: that sort of stuff walk the dog and go with
Speaker 8: the beach, and that is just too hot. So let's
Speaker 8: do it in the morning when it's really pleasant.
Speaker 4: All right, Catherine, Thanks, thank you very much. Give us
Speaker 4: a call. Mate. Have you talked to you? Ray? Good morning, Ray,
Speaker 4: good morning?
Speaker 6: How is everybody?
Speaker 4: We're going right? And I hope you're well? So Ray?
Speaker 4: What have you already done this morning? Mate?
Speaker 6: Are they sixteen thousand steps?
Speaker 10: Bloody hell?
Speaker 4: What have you? Where have you walked around? Victoria? Lapse
Speaker 4: of Victoria? What have you done?
Speaker 9: Right on the treadmill.
Speaker 6: Have you on the treadmill?
Speaker 9: I wake up during and I'm like.
Speaker 11: Care from before, I don't want to wake up, but
Speaker 11: I wake up.
Speaker 9: So instead of just.
Speaker 10: Flying in dad, I get up and I jump on
Speaker 10: the treadmill and do an hour ale and a half
Speaker 10: on that and have.
Speaker 11: A shower and relax before I go to work, and
Speaker 11: then I work all day at work.
Speaker 4: Ray, this is incredible. Are you able to get up? Seriously,
Speaker 4: that's incredible. You let to get out and do an
Speaker 4: hour to an hour and a half on the treadmill.
Speaker 4: And so what's happening while you're on the treadmill? Are
Speaker 4: you like reading a book or something or watching a movie?
Speaker 4: You've got to tell her watch a movie.
Speaker 11: I talk, but now usually I just kind of cant
Speaker 11: to one hundred and can to one hundred just to.
Speaker 4: That? Would that? Would I need to go and see
Speaker 4: someone if I'm doing that one hundred and inching them
Speaker 4: off on a wall or something like the cooler king
Speaker 4: in the Great Escape.
Speaker 3: No exciting about going to sleep the night before going
Speaker 3: all right?
Speaker 4: And when I wake up, I.
Speaker 3: Get to walk on the treadmill for an hour, come
Speaker 3: to one hundred, and then when I met a.
Speaker 4: Hundred because again, how long you're dragging out that one
Speaker 4: hundred and sixty seconds? I mean it's it's it's ahead
Speaker 4: of a sort of sisyphus pision that rock up the
Speaker 4: treadmill every day.
Speaker 11: It is wrong, but I'll say they stop down in
Speaker 11: one day eighty seven thousand tips.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 4: And then what do you what do you do at
Speaker 4: work where you can walk around as well? Do you
Speaker 4: work up Bunnings or you work for the post office?
Speaker 9: Now I work for the council and my job is
Speaker 9: to as a pass inspector.
Speaker 4: So well, this is your dream, key, this is your dreaming.
Speaker 3: You walk around the suburbs just looking at.
Speaker 4: The is ship pass us back up the chain? This
Speaker 4: one is not good enough. There's eight dog turns. I've
Speaker 4: counter to those kind of two hundred down this path.
Speaker 4: So what are you expecting it for?
Speaker 10: Trip pleasants?
Speaker 9: And he gave a twenty five mil. I've got a report.
Speaker 6: So I walk every footpath in the city of Will.
Speaker 4: That is amazing, right, this is great. And so so
Speaker 4: you've got your patch. Then there be other footpath inspectors
Speaker 4: who've got their areas. N likely you don't. You're not
Speaker 4: in some sort of. I've been a WhatsApp group with
Speaker 4: all my fellow brothers and sisters out there. You're in
Speaker 4: separate units, just wondering is there anyone out the light there?
Speaker 4: Like they're doing their work too, they're just wondering.
Speaker 9: They will just look at me.
Speaker 3: Do you wear an you incognito?
Speaker 4: You got top hat? Tails work? What uniform? Roller boots
Speaker 4: so we can get that.
Speaker 3: What do you have those twenty five.
Speaker 4: Raisins Alright, you're a morning legend. Thank you very much
Speaker 4: giving us a call.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: So just chatting to Ray and hearing about his job
Speaker 4: a footpath inspector. None of us knew that God people
Speaker 4: do this. Hey. They check the quality of the footpaths
Speaker 4: that we enjoy every single day. People go ahead in
Speaker 4: advance of ours, like shirpers, checking that it's safe for
Speaker 4: us to take our strolls along them. So raise a
Speaker 4: footpath inspector. He has an area, so there'd be a
Speaker 4: lot of other people right now. We're going, Oh, that's
Speaker 4: my job as well. Christian, I am a fellow footpath inspector.
Speaker 3: Do you think it's one per council or do you
Speaker 3: think you need a team.
Speaker 2: Per that has a squad that have like a flying squad.
Speaker 3: But once you've done one suburb, it's kind of dumb,
Speaker 3: no joe. It takes years for a cracked to build.
Speaker 4: Oh it does it, my friend, it would happen in
Speaker 4: a heartbeat. Sorry, I found like I'm some sort of
Speaker 4: union representative appealing why they need more funding for these roles.
Speaker 4: No would imagine the fistsurs in the concrete, or whether
Speaker 4: the aggregate could happen right now. A path that rated
Speaker 4: last week, the heat, the soil, the moisture, suddenly the
Speaker 4: acidity it changes and high what was solid suddenly has
Speaker 4: shifted a bit, and some old Nana out Ford or
Speaker 4: with her little poodle takes a trip.
Speaker 3: And I don't want that at that funeral, I don't
Speaker 3: want I don't want that.
Speaker 4: They have a look down that path that you looked
Speaker 4: at two weeks ago. This is why you can do
Speaker 4: what Ray.
Speaker 3: Does, and that's why we probably need a team Perkin.
Speaker 4: A flying squad. And the dedication that Ray has to
Speaker 4: a job where he is walking all day being a
Speaker 4: footpath inspector. Every morne he gets up and does an
Speaker 4: hour on the treadmill, getting into shape to walk by
Speaker 4: walking for an hour anyway, footpath inspector. We found through
Speaker 4: chat to over the years, other jobs that we didn't
Speaker 4: even know existed.
Speaker 6: We was rented a house a guy and knocked on
Speaker 6: the door.
Speaker 10: Had a little white van and he said he was
Speaker 10: here to change the portew.
Speaker 9: Tips in a lot of the pubs Calton Draft have
Speaker 9: big brad copper or tanks on display.
Speaker 6: Every three months, I go around the venues and polish them.
Speaker 4: All right, So you want to know maybe you do
Speaker 4: the job like Ray. It's a job that we've never
Speaker 4: heard of, we may not know even exists, or you've
Speaker 4: found out about one. Carl Ber you're.
Speaker 1: Listening to the question you know Carl's Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Patsy is back with us today where she belongs. She's
Speaker 4: got a terrible ear infection. At the moment she can
Speaker 4: she actually hear that. I don't know whether the sign
Speaker 4: is I.
Speaker 2: Can hear the rain is no, not the rain?
Speaker 4: The guy talking yes, I can't hear rain?
Speaker 1: Rain?
Speaker 4: Is that what I'm supposed to be hearing? Oh God
Speaker 4: is back.
Speaker 2: I can hear you in my left ear, not in
Speaker 2: the right.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, gotch So am I talking into the
Speaker 4: right side of your brain. No, I left, Okay, God,
Speaker 4: I know.
Speaker 2: It's opposite, so yeah, I don't know, okay.
Speaker 3: And is it true that you're going to try and
Speaker 3: come in yesterday and lip read where you couldn't hear it?
Speaker 2: No, seriously, but you know it's funny, you know, when
Speaker 2: we're wearing.
Speaker 4: All the masks, what he's saying.
Speaker 2: When we're wearing all the masks and stuff. I actually
Speaker 2: didn't realize how much I look at people's.
Speaker 4: A loss. Now do you know what she's talking about masks?
Speaker 2: Well, when we were, you know, through COVID and everyone.
Speaker 4: I thought we were talking about your your break up
Speaker 4: at whits and holiday again, like those balls where they
Speaker 4: have like sex masks or whatever eyes wide shut or eyes.
Speaker 2: Or a gimp outfit.
Speaker 4: She went right away. It's like it's always there for
Speaker 4: her to go to, right undert COVID masks. Are we Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah we were, and I was saying hello, did its working?
Speaker 2: And how I lip do? Didn't realize until we were
Speaker 2: wearing masks how much actually look at people's lips to
Speaker 2: make out what they're saying.
Speaker 4: So maybe I've never heard of this so often. I'm
Speaker 4: I'm challenging somebody, and I'm looking at my shoes, but
Speaker 4: you're saying look up at their face to receive cues.
Speaker 2: So what I'm saying is I was worried yesterday I
Speaker 2: wouldn't hear your cues, and I probably shouldn't have come
Speaker 2: in today.
Speaker 4: But by the way, what do you want to maxist? Then?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, I think it is.
Speaker 3: What's an antibiotic?
Speaker 4: Got the drops both? Yeah, it's actually horrible, isn't it.
Speaker 2: The drops are revolting.
Speaker 4: Anyway, So this morning on the show, then we want
Speaker 4: to know about jobs.
Speaker 3: Wait, you're definitely put in the drops in your ears
Speaker 3: and not in your mouth. Yes, revolting, So I thought, yeah,
Speaker 3: trying to chug it.
Speaker 4: Down can taste alright. So nine four one four one
Speaker 4: o four three? Have you got a job we've never
Speaker 4: heard of? I remember a couple of months ago. We've
Speaker 4: got a great call from Jess.
Speaker 12: I'm a honey Samelia. So when people go for wine
Speaker 12: tastings and know all the different colors and the slavers
Speaker 12: of wine, I do that with honey. I trained in
Speaker 12: America and Italy, but I'm Australia's only honey.
Speaker 4: We must get her in on the show. I'd love
Speaker 4: to try all the different honeys. We spoke to Ray
Speaker 4: about ten minutes ago. Who is a footpath inspector of
Speaker 4: which there are many more? Kathy? What do you do? Mate?
Speaker 4: I am a track for protection coordinator, a track force coordination. Okay?
Speaker 4: Do you can't speak to my left ear's? Okay? Here?
Speaker 4: So well, sorry, Kathy, You're going to have to ask
Speaker 4: you again.
Speaker 13: What are you?
Speaker 11: A track force protection coordinator?
Speaker 4: Track force protection coordinator coordinator? We put it again, Do
Speaker 4: you get that, Patsy? Yes? I need good stuff. Okay?
Speaker 4: And what do you do? Kathy?
Speaker 11: So my job is sure that people who are working
Speaker 11: on on the other train tracks are protected.
Speaker 3: People who are working on on the train tracks are protected.
Speaker 11: It's like traffic controller. That's for training.
Speaker 4: And how do you protect them?
Speaker 11: A lot of different ways to protect them, but one
Speaker 11: of the ways is we put three little explosives down
Speaker 11: on the train track.
Speaker 4: Us from a road runner cartoon. I mean, maybe I
Speaker 4: could keep Jack more alert. On the show was a
Speaker 4: little How does how does that work? Kathy? I think
Speaker 4: that's going to put them into more danger, not the train.
Speaker 4: The explosives.
Speaker 11: Look, all they do is go bang, bang bang, and
Speaker 11: wake up the train driver who is stretching in his
Speaker 11: bag for his water bottle to look out for the
Speaker 11: person holding the yellow flag, which says, okay, now you
Speaker 11: know we're warning you there are works for head. Get
Speaker 11: ready to stop your train. There'll be somebody down the
Speaker 11: tracks with the red flag.
Speaker 3: I mean I feel like there should be a more
Speaker 3: orchestrated way of doing it, like let him know there's work.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like a light system that could be rather than
Speaker 4: use of old school T and T well too much explosives.
Speaker 11: Yeah, we're also involved when they do rail replacement buses.
Speaker 11: That's a different form of protection and a school and
Speaker 11: occupations and we manage that as well to make sure
Speaker 11: no train comes into the area they're working by mistake.
Speaker 4: Gotcha all right, Kathy, thank you very much. You give
Speaker 4: us a call, no.
Speaker 1: Worries, have a good day and you the Christian O'Connell
Speaker 1: Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Next Wednesday, we'll be down at the side of the
Speaker 4: Era with you trying to find out can one of
Speaker 4: you take part and do the longest serve seventy meters
Speaker 4: is what you're going to need to hit the ball
Speaker 4: from one side of the Era to the other. Up
Speaker 4: for grabs thanks to the Australian Open that hits. Different
Speaker 4: tickets are on sale now you're off VIP court side
Speaker 4: two of you to Australian Open the Men's Final thanks
Speaker 4: to Emirates. These are amazing seats worth over six thousand
Speaker 4: dollars each. You're also going to behind the scenes experience
Speaker 4: at the Open, including underground walkthrough and the Champions Walk
Speaker 4: as well. And of course because it's radio, you'll get
Speaker 4: a march pack. Rest assured, my friends and I forget.
Speaker 4: Also you get afternoon tea for four people. Bar entrim
Speaker 4: so Ben to Pp don't particularly lie, but you just
Speaker 4: want to sort of flex that. Sorry, we're gonna have
Speaker 4: to wrap things up now. We're off court side located
Speaker 4: between Rose A and E. That's the front five rows
Speaker 4: to u plab so amazing prizes. All you have to
Speaker 4: do is hit one tennis ball over the error Jimmy
Speaker 4: with your besson.
Speaker 7: What can you hit over the yasid of Rod Laver?
Speaker 4: Rosie too way inappropriate? Mis heard court side quickly, we
Speaker 4: need to eie that it's a family show. Any who
Speaker 4: courtside is what the map is in case you're going
Speaker 4: through a town wall court side. Okay, all right, so
Speaker 4: here's the situation. Late this morning, we'll be umpling the
Speaker 4: lines giving you a chance to come along hit the ball.
Speaker 4: You get one shot seventy meters. If you get it,
Speaker 4: you're off to the Men's Open, the Men's Final, the
Speaker 4: Australian Open. Amazing tickets. It's an amazing prize today right now.
Speaker 4: The thing we really need to work out. I would
Speaker 4: have thought we'd have really worked this out by now,
Speaker 4: seeing this was an idea that's been kicking around for
Speaker 4: about three months. The team don't need a definitive way
Speaker 4: get her of this, Patsy. How they're actually going to
Speaker 4: measure the distance for each person hitting the ball?
Speaker 2: You need a boat? What about a dinghy.
Speaker 4: Jackson a jack is in a speedboat.
Speaker 3: I'm in a boat, so I'll be collecting the balls
Speaker 3: if they don't make it over the river.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 3: But we don't have a way yet to measure at
Speaker 3: the distance of each hit, and we wanted to be accurate.
Speaker 3: Of course, has such a big prize.
Speaker 4: So originally I thinking, like, you've recently got into golf,
Speaker 4: so you'll probably see some of those guys that got
Speaker 4: like that.
Speaker 3: The golf range finder.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 3: To be honest, I thought I was getting one from
Speaker 3: Christmas from you because you asked us at the end
Speaker 3: of last year what would you love for Christmas? I
Speaker 3: said a golf range finder, and then you said not
Speaker 3: long after that, you said I've got a present for
Speaker 3: you I have.
Speaker 4: I'd already ordered something else and it was arranged finder.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, Christians, you ain't getting an arrange
Speaker 4: finder from me. You'll get a show finder. Can't get
Speaker 4: a range So it's disappoint happy to disappoint. So but
Speaker 4: we found out who are bocelets into this? And apparently
Speaker 4: range finders work on golf courses that are already pre mapped. Sadly,
Speaker 4: there's not a lot of golf courses that were you know.
Speaker 4: The second holder is you got a hit shot over
Speaker 4: the Yarra shame that would be a fun course. There
Speaker 4: is one down there al but park I.
Speaker 3: Know, so I still never used one. But the idea
Speaker 3: is you look through a little telescope thing and don't
Speaker 3: you can't use point it at the tennis ball and
Speaker 3: we will be able to know the distance or does
Speaker 3: it not work like that?
Speaker 4: This is why we need help here right at the
Speaker 4: moment The other idea from Sue the boss was involving
Speaker 4: her in a helicopter. If again, I don't know how
Speaker 4: she's measuring, or I.
Speaker 3: Guess she's got a bird's eye view so she can
Speaker 3: give us a better like thumbs up that was further
Speaker 3: thumbs down that wasn't.
Speaker 4: She thinks you should get an aerial sort of view.
Speaker 4: And she's got like a giant tape measure. She's gonna
Speaker 4: be hoving like, I don't know, two foot above us
Speaker 4: and she gets a pint this scooch along follow that ball.
Speaker 3: Contestants are getting blown off the stage that we're hitting
Speaker 3: off into the water.
Speaker 4: So can you help us? How can we accurately measure
Speaker 4: where these balls land?
Speaker 3: Yes, the other I guess long tape measure, not not
Speaker 3: the one that the middle ones that tradees use, but
Speaker 3: the ones that are seen.
Speaker 2: Stress what the teacher used to have when you did
Speaker 2: this scene stressed.
Speaker 4: Do you think they need a seventy meter one?
Speaker 2: Because I can remember, Yeah, that's what we're doing.
Speaker 4: Seventy meters that would be.
Speaker 2: But they wind up you know what the Olympics they
Speaker 2: have them for shot put in, javelin. They the man
Speaker 2: runs out with his white coat.
Speaker 3: But don't they run him along the ground where water?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, shot? Is it great?
Speaker 1: New?
Speaker 4: I'd love to see that. Well, you do need your
Speaker 4: brain power right if you are a golfer. Is it
Speaker 4: true that the range finders only work on because the
Speaker 4: course is already pre map, so it knows how far
Speaker 4: it is to the pin or the flag from where
Speaker 4: you're teeing off?
Speaker 3: Or is there something we haven't even thought of that
Speaker 3: is the ideal way to measure how far these balls go?
Speaker 4: So at the moment that is a seventy meter seamstress
Speaker 4: take measure.
Speaker 3: A helicopter, shotgun or some kind of laser.
Speaker 4: Tracking device. Please help us.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Can you hit one tennis ball over the earra if
Speaker 4: you can? You after the Australian Open, the men's final,
Speaker 4: we're doing it next Wednesday morning. We'll all be down
Speaker 4: there after it's got this morning. Your chance to come
Speaker 4: and join us and hit and hopefully win. But right now,
Speaker 4: the most important question before we do any of that,
Speaker 4: how are we going to how a we actually going
Speaker 4: to measure the balls? So the show's been on a
Speaker 4: short break. You know, I kind of thought that people
Speaker 4: would smart people would have worked this out, but doesn't matter.
Speaker 4: They obviously wait for us to get back. And you
Speaker 4: are those smart people. You are now the brain of
Speaker 4: the show. So if you've got any ideas aut how
Speaker 4: we can measure the various balls as they go. Obviously,
Speaker 4: if it gets and lands the other side of the era,
Speaker 4: we're all good.
Speaker 3: No, that's the longest one.
Speaker 4: However, we've got no idea whether anyone's going to do that.
Speaker 4: A couple of you and we want to be in
Speaker 4: a measure when you get maybe forty or fifty or sixty,
Speaker 4: which hopefully a lot of you will, how we measure
Speaker 4: this really accurately because its gonna be fairly done. So
Speaker 4: we've go actually at the moment we're thinking these Gulf
Speaker 4: laser range finders. Then there's the people that work on
Speaker 4: building sites. You know, they've got that one guy on
Speaker 4: that orange tripod.
Speaker 3: What are they looking at?
Speaker 4: What is that? And his mate's got that rod?
Speaker 1: What is that?
Speaker 4: Is he looking at his mate? The rods? How does
Speaker 4: that work? And it's got that little sort of microscope
Speaker 4: there's pointing sort of forwards rather than down. Do we
Speaker 4: need that? Can we have a man on a float
Speaker 4: several floats doing that, I don't know. So again we're
Speaker 4: with so is that something we can use? You're obviously
Speaker 4: doing some range finding thing there, lasers, sewer boss thinks
Speaker 4: her and a helicopter. Still not eternally sure doing what
Speaker 4: a lot of you are saying put tracking devices in
Speaker 4: the balls. Listen, this isn't top yet. And what kind
Speaker 4: of budget you think we cannot be putting that in them?
Speaker 4: I'm not even sure. Tomorrow, probably asking to lend uship
Speaker 4: dog balls anything we've even got. I didn't want to ask, yes, toy,
Speaker 4: have we got the balls? Whether those have been secure?
Speaker 3: Also, our contestants will be expecting to hit a tennis ball,
Speaker 3: so if we've loaded some sort of heavy GPS and
Speaker 3: it feels like a rock, it's going to be unfair.
Speaker 4: And again, some radio stations don't want easy winners either.
Speaker 4: They want to keep something going on for a while.
Speaker 4: Won't be surprised if Sue our boss is like sort
Speaker 4: of bending them over, just a land short so she
Speaker 4: can have the tickets and go to the final. All right,
Speaker 4: So we've got some idea. Some of you guys, if
Speaker 4: you have any ideas, share them with us this morning
Speaker 4: known for one for one oh four three. Morning Scott,
Speaker 4: Good morning Christian, I I'm good Scott. So how could
Speaker 4: we measure the balls we've.
Speaker 14: Used for an efficient Casey competition in the past. Just
Speaker 14: a piece of rope and every ten meterers you have
Speaker 14: a blight colored ribbon, and then every mador in between
Speaker 14: you have a different colored ribbon.
Speaker 3: Okay, so you've make it a long measuring tape with rope.
Speaker 14: Yeah, pretty much. Yes, as you leather, you buy every
Speaker 14: ten your tile black peak ribbon, I mean screw in
Speaker 14: between the the other yellow or whatever.
Speaker 4: This is actually a good idea.
Speaker 3: The only problem is remember between each time we hit,
Speaker 3: we gotta let boats pass back through. So if there's
Speaker 3: a closing the arraw, no only while like we close
Speaker 3: the arrow, let five people hit, saying and when we
Speaker 3: go to a song, we open the arrow again, the
Speaker 3: kayaks and stuff go through, then we close it again
Speaker 3: when we come back from the song.
Speaker 4: I think that whatever these plants are right now, it's
Speaker 4: going to be a mess down there. What's what's a
Speaker 4: traffic jam called on the arraw? That's what we're building
Speaker 4: up with me in the traffic news. And there's I said,
Speaker 4: I've never this of all, there's build ups on the arrow.
Speaker 3: I honestly think we have a version of a stop
Speaker 3: go man on.
Speaker 4: The arrow in the middle. But Scott, this is a
Speaker 4: very good idea. Thank you very much. Anna. Good morning, Anna,
Speaker 4: good morning?
Speaker 13: Hi are you?
Speaker 4: I'm good? Anna? So longer serve? How can we measure
Speaker 4: the tennis balls? Does it go?
Speaker 13: I'm going to probably run into the same problems as Scott,
Speaker 13: but I was thinking, you know the lane, how they
Speaker 13: keep people in the lanes when you're swimming. They're but
Speaker 13: like the long strings with the boys.
Speaker 3: And stuff on them, lane ropes.
Speaker 13: One of those across and then you can sort of
Speaker 13: probably have flags at each or markets at each point
Speaker 13: of what they are, whether it's now one, fifty fifty one,
Speaker 13: fifty one and a half, et cetera.
Speaker 10: But you're probably going to.
Speaker 4: Run one point. Let's keep going, let's keep going, let's
Speaker 4: start them at zero properly. This is a good idea. Again.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just think my understanding of it is we
Speaker 3: have to let the boat.
Speaker 4: Really do worry about the rules and regulations. Don't you
Speaker 4: listen to again you're stuck on a loop?
Speaker 1: What about.
Speaker 4: Question you're worrying about? There's some poor tops that want
Speaker 4: to go canoey. Just stop. Sorry, Yes, I'm going.
Speaker 13: To say, what about if you use the same sort
Speaker 13: of system but instead of having it flat on the
Speaker 13: wall you had it? Yeah, maybe a two meters do
Speaker 13: a limbo?
Speaker 4: Do you want to go cannimbo? Road? Jack, raise the road,
Speaker 4: duck your head. We build a a art for them,
Speaker 4: like Tower Bridge in London, we raise it. Thank you
Speaker 4: for your help and you've been a great health. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much. Have a good day mate.
Speaker 1: Thanks Mark.
Speaker 9: Christian morning.
Speaker 3: Here are you?
Speaker 4: I'm a good Mark. Yeah. We're all over the place
Speaker 4: and I'm trying to work out we're going how are
Speaker 4: we going to pull this off? Next week? Now? Mark,
Speaker 4: what's your idea? Mate? I?
Speaker 9: Yeah, the the Highway Patrol, Victoria Police. They have handheld
Speaker 9: police lasers and they have a mode where you can
Speaker 9: measure the range, so it's basically a laser and yeah,
Speaker 9: you should be able to measure the distance from the bank.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, this is a great idea. I love
Speaker 4: the idea of river cops. Some USBs show this week
Speaker 4: on you know Fresh with that part of it.
Speaker 3: Funny that you say that there was actually the Australian
Speaker 3: TV show called water Rats. Every episode they solved crimes.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna have to I'm gonna have to look at
Speaker 4: that today, Mark. This is a good idea. You're right.
Speaker 9: Yeah, you might might give the water Police or maybe
Speaker 9: Melbourne Horror Patrol maybe a call and say if they're
Speaker 9: available for the day.
Speaker 4: Oh, there's a special number for like, you know, parties
Speaker 4: where you want to hire it, or I think it's
Speaker 4: called the Ships and Gigs line.
Speaker 7: You call.
Speaker 4: A police and chucking gunning as well, that we can
Speaker 4: just use as a starting.
Speaker 3: Pistol or use the equipment for funds.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll call the Today, Mark, thank you.
Speaker 1: This is the Christian O'Connell show.
Speaker 4: Christian, why don't you just call Fox Footy and ask
Speaker 4: how they do it? I'm not wasn't aware do they do?
Speaker 4: What do they do? Longer? I don't know. I think
Speaker 4: the chief has a built in range finder to his
Speaker 4: left eye, like the Million Dollar Man, the Action Man.
Speaker 4: Yesterday on the show, we were chatting to one of
Speaker 4: you and he said that your son was named after
Speaker 4: the Swiss tennis player Stephan Edberg. Now the incredible thing
Speaker 4: about this is Stephan Edberg. You know I think he
Speaker 4: won Wimbledon twice, he won the Australian Open twice, and
Speaker 4: but in terms of a mount rushmore of legendary people
Speaker 4: on the street would know tennis players like your Mace
Speaker 4: and Roe and your backround by Orgs. He's not in there, Federal,
Speaker 4: he's not in there. And Jack did say that a
Speaker 4: couple of times. Yes, stay on the show. And I
Speaker 4: got an angry mail from the caller after nine o'clock
Speaker 4: from Dad Gary, who named his son Stephan Edberg. It's
Speaker 4: my first complaint of the year, subject heading who the
Speaker 4: f is Stephan Edberg. Now Jack obviously didn't say that all.
Speaker 4: It says seven time Christian Tao Jack, seven time Grand
Speaker 4: Slam champion, two Australian Opens, one frenchy two, Wimbledon's two
Speaker 4: US Opens, seventy two weeks as the world number one, which,
Speaker 4: to be fair, isn't that long compared to Federer, who's
Speaker 4: been their nine thousand weeks. That's why my son is
Speaker 4: named the great Stephen Edburg. Gary also mixed up that.
Speaker 4: I think for seventy two weeks he was the world's
Speaker 4: dunn it sportsman as well Sandy. But anyway, today we
Speaker 4: want to know who are you named after? I've got
Speaker 4: an amazing email here, Christian. My parents couldn't decide which
Speaker 4: of the family to name me after, so in the
Speaker 4: end it was the children of one of my dad's
Speaker 4: best mates. Their children were havinglesseness. Their children were called Lee,
Speaker 4: Kylie and Anne, so they name me Kylie LeeAnne. Oh wow,
Speaker 4: oh those hybrid Australian names. You love, Hire Wauser And
Speaker 4: it's actually too much.
Speaker 3: It's too much reverence for just a family friend.
Speaker 4: Yea.
Speaker 3: If someone did that to me, I would be like,
Speaker 3: why you get away from me?
Speaker 4: Jade, Christian, not know who, but what? I was named
Speaker 4: after the color of my dad's car that he was
Speaker 4: painting at the time. Jade carra I was named after
Speaker 4: my granddad's greyhound, No, not after a dog. And Edith
Speaker 4: was named after Edith p Yeah, who sung this head
Speaker 4: of a Banger. She was the Sophia Lestpecter of her day.
Speaker 3: Two weeks at number one.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, all right, So who or what were you
Speaker 4: named after? Nine four one four one oh four three Burget,
Speaker 4: good morning.
Speaker 10: Good morning though, are we all going today?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, very good, Burget. That's so I just had
Speaker 4: a German name or Buget a German name. Yes, I
Speaker 4: thought it might be.
Speaker 12: Yes, yeah, yeah, So my daughter.
Speaker 10: Is actually named Jane, after Jane Fennell, one of the hosts.
Speaker 1: Of Mister Squiggle.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's very hard to find inspiration for kids names,
Speaker 4: isn't it. You know, if it's out in front of
Speaker 4: a kid's TV show, inspiration strikes you wherever.
Speaker 3: I remember Jane on Missus Squiggle one, turning the board upside.
Speaker 2: Now Jane, Miss Jane Jane.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, what voice is that? Don't answer that.
Speaker 2: That's what mister mister Squiggle used to talk. Oh, miss Jane.
Speaker 2: It was very nervous on the edge.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 15: So when I was pregnant, I just made the comment, uh,
Speaker 15: you know, upside down, miss Jane.
Speaker 10: Because you know she was upside down, and we were like, oh, actually,
Speaker 10: Jane's a.
Speaker 13: Pretty good name.
Speaker 4: It is born. I like you. Okay, Buget, thank you
Speaker 4: very much to give us a call.
Speaker 1: Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Steve, this is a good idea. Steve's just a bit
Speaker 4: late party trying to work out how we can measure
Speaker 4: the balls as a go in the era for the
Speaker 4: longest serve Next week, who can hit a tennis ball
Speaker 4: over the era first person that does You're off to
Speaker 4: the astro and open men's final Christian. To measure the
Speaker 4: distance or the tennis balls that don't make it? You
Speaker 4: measure from the opposite bank, as it should be a
Speaker 4: shorter distance to measure, and then worn any approaching boats
Speaker 4: using the explosives that were mentioned with that earlier caller.
Speaker 4: See this is a great idea. A small amount of
Speaker 4: exposs I can possibly go wrong explosions in the era
Speaker 4: rus this morning? Who or what are you named after? A?
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one oh four three Christian? My
Speaker 4: best mate named his son Corbyn Dallas. Corbyn Dallas is
Speaker 4: Bruce Willis's character from what is that terrible sci fi movie?
Speaker 4: Fifth Element? I'm pretty sure Corbyn Dallas is from is
Speaker 4: Bruce Willis kind of intergalactic copper something that's incredible. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much. No wonder you want to make anonymous?
Speaker 4: You know what you make going? Did you tell him
Speaker 4: Corbyn Dallas what a hell of a name. All right,
Speaker 4: that's going to work. Gary here, Good morning, Gary the Christian.
Speaker 10: How you doing, Bud, I'm.
Speaker 4: Good Gary, Welcome to the show. So is this a
Speaker 4: you someone in your family is named after something?
Speaker 10: Yeah, my granddaughter.
Speaker 9: Her name is Kiara Tiffany Chanel.
Speaker 4: The instant reaction, it's a lot of blinging there. That's
Speaker 4: a awful lot of sparkle and blinger. How do you
Speaker 4: feel about that, Gary.
Speaker 9: I don't know what my son was thinking at the time.
Speaker 3: I guess it's cheaper to name a baby than to
Speaker 3: shop at those.
Speaker 11: Only so it carries her around like a handbag.
Speaker 4: Are uh, Tiffany Chanel?
Speaker 9: I think they're pretty popular twenty years ago.
Speaker 4: Well, it's not like they're out of business. I'm pretty
Speaker 4: sure that doing great business globally.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's done well.
Speaker 14: It's always got proper night.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, Yeah. That's a head as a
Speaker 4: classy names. What that is is so much class and Smarker.
Speaker 4: I love it, Gary, Grenda granny, thank you very much
Speaker 4: for giving us a call. Thanks Christian, Take care, buddy, Mandy.
Speaker 4: Good morning the noises hazard lights in Australia.
Speaker 3: In the Grandfather Clock.
Speaker 4: Hello, what are you in the Arkansas chugger Bug?
Speaker 15: I'm pulled over on the side of the road.
Speaker 4: We can hear it. We heard it before we spoke
Speaker 4: to you. What kind of old timey car are you
Speaker 4: in there?
Speaker 15: Mandy, it's it's a I have a dolly on.
Speaker 4: Those loud old lights, aren't they? Oh? Look, stay safe
Speaker 4: safe now, Mandy, Is it is it you that's named
Speaker 4: after somebody?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 15: I named my son after Merk Watts, the radio DJ.
Speaker 10: Yeah, well it was.
Speaker 15: It was American Rosso's brilliant show.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 15: I was hoping he would be some sort of comedian
Speaker 15: and he's pretty funny, but Mark Watts is a little
Speaker 15: bit funnier.
Speaker 14: Wow.
Speaker 4: I wonder how many people have ever named a child
Speaker 4: after a rati hoo DJ. Is there a young Eddie somewhere?
Speaker 4: I hope there is fascinate somewhere right now.
Speaker 15: He's the only one. He's the only one ever anywhere
Speaker 15: that's named Merrick. So he when he was little, he's like,
Speaker 15: why am I the only one called Merrick? There's lots
Speaker 15: of other names around, but I'm the only Merrick. I said,
Speaker 15: you should be happy with that. Then I showed him
Speaker 15: Mark Watts with the American Rosso Show and he loved
Speaker 15: it so great. I was pleased.
Speaker 4: Legends all right, Mandy, thank you very much you call.
Speaker 4: I have a good day, you two, Thank you, Thanks guys, Tom, Hello,
Speaker 4: Hello Tom, and yeah God love to get you on, Tommy, Now, Tom,
Speaker 4: what have you got for us? Who? What were you
Speaker 4: named after? It's not me?
Speaker 6: It was like, I'm sixty and this was when I
Speaker 6: was ten. My next door neighbors named his daughter after
Speaker 6: a sewing machine. Oh my god, back in back in
Speaker 6: nineteen seventy three, Janomi, what's the brand? Did a brand
Speaker 6: name sewing machine? I thought, I've never forgotten that.
Speaker 4: You know, years later you still can cool up and
Speaker 4: phone us. That's unbelievable.
Speaker 6: You want to know the surname, go for it, Phoenie
Speaker 6: Jnomi Phoene if you like, she would be about fifty
Speaker 6: years old. Now, wow, named after.
Speaker 4: Brand is something the channel and stuff that we can
Speaker 4: all have a take on that. But an old timing
Speaker 4: sewing machine. Yes, he loves that. They're still working. It's
Speaker 4: still yeah. Yeah. I wonder if anyone's named Holden, you
Speaker 4: know these other kind of brand somewhere, And do we
Speaker 4: know what regional state that maybe maybe if we went
Speaker 4: up towards Queensland, do we think there's a couple of yous?
Speaker 4: You reckon that? Tom? All right, Tom, thank you very much.
Speaker 4: She called very funny. Let us laugh. Thank you.
Speaker 14: No, worries.
Speaker 6: Mate, have a good day.
Speaker 4: Thank you now, Laurie.
Speaker 10: Good morning, Good morning, Christian, Good morning guys.
Speaker 4: So someone in your family a friend, No.
Speaker 10: No, it's my family. I come from twelve brothers and sisters,
Speaker 10: and jenniber was born in Italy and two of us
Speaker 10: were born in Australia, the ones that were born in Italy.
Speaker 10: I was the sixth. By the time my mum got to.
Speaker 16: Me, she'd run out of names, no family names, the grandmother,
Speaker 16: the grandfather, because that's the way they do it over there.
Speaker 16: And then she named me after the midwife that was
Speaker 16: given birth Smith because my mom had to tinks.
Speaker 4: Anyone, anyone, anyone? What's your name? What is happening now?
Speaker 4: Twelve kids? Is your mom on some sort of global
Speaker 4: tour popping out kids in every countries and times?
Speaker 10: Though she had to have a shoots tied. She had
Speaker 10: to have a shoots tied at fifty five because she
Speaker 10: was still having Yes, I know, go for war.
Speaker 13: They called me.
Speaker 10: They called me Loredanna after her it's a name for Milano, Milan.
Speaker 3: So if they re out of name that you child six?
Speaker 3: Who what is child number twelve?
Speaker 10: Lorraine Loran, Beatrice Betrice my sister, Betrice was named after
Speaker 10: one of my dad's girlfriends.
Speaker 4: Pastor, incredible, that is something else. No, I know, named
Speaker 4: after one of your dad's girlfriends.
Speaker 10: Yep, yep, yeah. I wasn't too pleased, but still with it.
Speaker 4: I guess she's so naked from pushing all those kids out,
Speaker 4: she don't care.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 4: Listen, Laurie, do you know what every every day we
Speaker 4: have a price where for our call of the week.
Speaker 4: Whenever we just get instantly a great call, do we
Speaker 4: give you a thousand dollars? And you are with this
Speaker 4: story that's got about three Pastor, you are our first caller.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, Thank you so much.
Speaker 10: What Christian I'm going through. I'm going through stage four
Speaker 10: grist cancer at the moment. Yeah, and I need to
Speaker 10: get these pills. Apparently they're not tb has approved in
Speaker 10: Australia and they're costing us six grand a month, so
Speaker 10: that's going to go towards that. Thank you so much, guy.
Speaker 4: How are you meant to find the money to pay
Speaker 4: for that six thousand?
Speaker 10: No, I'm sending an email to I don't know. I'm
Speaker 10: sending an email to the Minister of House in Victoria
Speaker 10: to see whether there can be PBS to prove.
Speaker 4: Good luck. Thank you so much, and how are you
Speaker 4: feeling at the moment. How's your treatment?
Speaker 10: Yeah, I'm still on chemo. I've been I've had cancer
Speaker 10: now for twenty years, but it's become stage four metastatic now,
Speaker 10: so it was metastatic last year.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Laurie, I'm so sorry to hear that.
Speaker 10: I can't tell you how much that means to me though.
Speaker 10: That money will go towards that.
Speaker 4: Oh, bless you. Listen. Thank you with everything you've got
Speaker 4: going on. Thank you so much for actually take the
Speaker 4: time to call us up today and make us love
Speaker 4: so high you.
Speaker 10: We love radio station, listen to you all the time.
Speaker 4: Well, listen, Laurie. I hope good news comes your way.
Speaker 10: Okay, thank you so much. Let me know Christian, Thanks guys,
Speaker 10: thank you very much.
Speaker 1: Well Christian Connell's show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian, what do you think about this? There's someone who's
Speaker 4: just started work in her office, got a five year
Speaker 4: old son. His name is Maverick from Top Gun. Not
Speaker 4: mad at that like that name. MAV shot to Mav
Speaker 4: here as well. MAV. Oh yes, now then that's good.
Speaker 4: All right, let's talk about this then, So what an
Speaker 4: amazing thing next week we're going to be doing. This
Speaker 4: is gonna be so much fun. Next Wednesday down at
Speaker 4: the ERA with a load of you hitting tennis balls
Speaker 4: over the ERA. Notable of a load the permits. You
Speaker 4: can imagine, you know what it's like in this town.
Speaker 4: Lots of admin red tape bureaucracy to start firing tennis
Speaker 4: balls that if it goes well, it goes over the
Speaker 4: other side, more likely to not make it through the side.
Speaker 4: Who knows. We'll find out next Wednesday. And the longest serve,
Speaker 4: but definitely a lot going in the river. None of
Speaker 4: all we left in there. Obviously Jackie is actually genuinely
Speaker 4: in a speedboat. He's fishing them out. And so this
Speaker 4: is all next Wednesday and the big price. You are
Speaker 4: off to the Australian Open, the men's final, which are
Speaker 4: being credible. We're calling it the longest serve. Himmi with your.
Speaker 7: Best sent Oh can you hit over the Yaasid of
Speaker 7: rod Lever Rosie tow.
Speaker 4: Headed that far.
Speaker 3: That needs to change.
Speaker 4: I was hoping it would have changed when I said
Speaker 4: it's a mishard that we really don't want to anybody
Speaker 4: actually Okay, anyway. Listen yet the longest serve two VIP
Speaker 4: course ie tickets to the stener of a Man's Final
Speaker 4: Thanks of the Emirates celebrating ten years is the official
Speaker 4: airline of the Australian Open in twenty twenty four. You're
Speaker 4: in the first five rows. Why can't we be a
Speaker 4: bit more specific? You don't want to know, but listen.
Speaker 4: If you're good looking, you'll be we'll be able to
Speaker 4: see on the TV. And if you're a bit of
Speaker 4: a fugly, we won't see you. That's what we found
Speaker 4: out basically yesterday.
Speaker 3: That's my theory only because I've been to TV tapings before,
Speaker 3: like thank god you're here or something like that.
Speaker 4: Well they were like thank god, no, not thank god
Speaker 4: you're here.
Speaker 3: Where As you're filing into the audience, they choose the
Speaker 3: good looking people to sit in the front roight for TV.
Speaker 4: Have you you're a good looking rooms should be in
Speaker 4: the front. Who's better looking? All the way? He never
Speaker 4: sees Midland the orders of a TV show.
Speaker 2: That's because you're so tall.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like a true mom, No one's better than mine,
Speaker 4: little Jackie boy. It's so when we do this next Wednesday,
Speaker 4: we're going to have three categories, So Di inviting you
Speaker 4: up by age young guys is what we're recruiting right now.
Speaker 4: So if you are in the eighteen to thirty category,
Speaker 4: if you're in that age bracket, give us a call
Speaker 4: right now. Nine four one four one o four three.
Speaker 4: Already we met our first contender, Stephan, named after tennis
Speaker 4: great Stephan Edinburgh, nominated by his very proud dad Gary.
Speaker 4: Get this Dad, Gary son Stephan and Edburgh Junior, but
Speaker 4: now practicing over the last couple of weeks. Soon as
Speaker 4: they hear about this, he's clearing seventy meters local park. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he's been playing most of his life, conservable one hundred
Speaker 4: and ninety five kilometers an hour. They've got strong relationship,
Speaker 4: these two. They also father some pastry chefs as well.
Speaker 4: They are the Daikos family of the pastry world. We
Speaker 4: should do family dynasties later on this week. What are
Speaker 4: you the Dakers family of the pastry world for Gary
Speaker 4: and Stevan. So this will do today. Eighteen to thirty
Speaker 4: year olds, if you're in that age bracket, give us
Speaker 4: a call right now. You could be smashing them all
Speaker 4: over the hour, and they're depending how good looking you are,
Speaker 4: but you are there. You'll be at the med's final
Speaker 4: of the Australian Open tomorrow, thirty to sixty year olds,
Speaker 4: the legends there, I said, the seniors, and then on Thursday,
Speaker 4: the big guns. You've still got it sixteen over, who
Speaker 4: are you? The veterans, the vets right now, then it's
Speaker 4: all about the young guns. Give us a call then,
Speaker 4: if you're ageteen, eighteen and thirty nine four one four,
Speaker 4: one four three, come on down, smash your way to
Speaker 4: the error.
Speaker 1: I don't know you're listening to the Christian o'crl show podcast.
Speaker 4: Okay, our first athletes that were calling up to take
Speaker 4: on the Longest Serve next Wednesday, the show live from
Speaker 4: the Yarraw with you guys trying to hit tennis balls
Speaker 4: over the eraw. If you do, then you're off to
Speaker 4: the Australian Open, the men's final. It's seventy meters you
Speaker 4: need to clear. Good luck. So the first category in
Speaker 4: athletes we're recruiting at the moment is in the highly
Speaker 4: contested eighteen to thirty year olds, the young guns. Yeah,
Speaker 4: on this show, that's what we consider it to be.
Speaker 4: A young gun dead soon nine four one four one oh,
Speaker 4: four to three if you want in. Okay, here we
Speaker 4: got here.
Speaker 12: Erica, Good morning, Christian JACKOBPASTI.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm so.
Speaker 12: Keen to be a young gun.
Speaker 4: Great. I love this energy. Now, so are you a
Speaker 4: tennis player or you've just fancy having to go?
Speaker 12: So I've played back in high school. I'm twenty five
Speaker 12: now and I've actually got it and it's caught it home,
Speaker 12: so I can do some practice.
Speaker 4: Well, why not? So easy? When you got one in
Speaker 4: out of the kitchen, dawn in, you go on rod
Speaker 4: labor there at the backyard.
Speaker 3: Although what we're trying to do is actually not a
Speaker 3: tennis skill. We want to do the longest serve, which
Speaker 3: is something in real tennis.
Speaker 4: You don't want it. If you're smashing it right beyond
Speaker 4: the player opposite you, you'll have no control over the ball.
Speaker 4: So unless you can double the length of that tennis court,
Speaker 4: you got there, But you still think you're going to
Speaker 4: smash it over? Do you think you do seventy meters? Erica?
Speaker 12: Yeah, okay, I can give it a red hot crack.
Speaker 12: Obviously it's a lot longer than the tennis court, but yeah,
Speaker 12: maybe the muscle memory you.
Speaker 4: Come back all right, Good luck. Eric, thanks for taking part.
Speaker 4: Let's get an aim in here. Good morning, Aimen, gooday,
Speaker 4: Christian number six.
Speaker 3: I want to be a young gun because I have
Speaker 3: recently captained a country tennis tournament to dead last, and
Speaker 3: I want to redeem myself.
Speaker 4: Now in all suits, I actually think the person that
Speaker 4: is going to do the furthest whether they do clearly
Speaker 4: year or make it fifty eight sixty two, is more
Speaker 4: likely to be a half ago hero. If you're very
Speaker 4: good attention, you're going to put yourself under all that
Speaker 4: expectation and pressure. You're going to overthink it so so
Speaker 4: that I think our man here, who's up for redemption? Aimen?
Speaker 4: You are one of my early favorites.
Speaker 15: Thank you, Christian.
Speaker 16: I'm going to be needing all your.
Speaker 9: Help and luck.
Speaker 4: So what happened in the in the tournament? Did last?
Speaker 9: Look, let's not go into the details.
Speaker 10: All yeah, it didn't quite go to plan.
Speaker 4: Terrible plan, terrible plan. When we get bad ratings, I go, yeah,
Speaker 4: I plan for that. You heard the show the last
Speaker 4: couple of weeks. It's deliberate bill mastery to actually do
Speaker 4: it like that. It's actually hard to do it bad.
Speaker 4: I get it. You're in safe company. All right, buddy,
Speaker 4: you're in redemption. We'll see you down the next Wednesday.
Speaker 4: Thanks guys, thank you very much.
Speaker 5: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast time Now for today's time
Speaker 5: wast We're looking for your mony mans today and I
Speaker 5: tell you why.
Speaker 4: Today is Australian Complaint Day. Now, this is interesting. Last
Speaker 4: year Australians made over one million complaints to their local councils.
Speaker 4: It's a lot of complaining. And the state that's the
Speaker 4: biggest winger Victoria. Victorians not the biggest wines out of
Speaker 4: all the states, counting for over fifty percent all of
Speaker 4: Australia's moaning. Wow, we and I know with this bit
Speaker 4: that any worth reading out, but I do it anyway.
Speaker 4: The Bay Side area registered the most complaints and that
Speaker 4: is Baist, Rise Up, Bentley and Oakley.
Speaker 3: Who do you think, out of the three of us,
Speaker 3: is most likely to send a complaint?
Speaker 4: It's got to be you, Jack put Patrina Jones, No, no,
Speaker 4: no come, some would say someone who mentions that barely.
Speaker 4: I's got the phrase on Bardsman always changing. When an
Speaker 4: you don't say hello, how are you onboardsman? Oh no, sorry,
Speaker 4: I was just getting ready.
Speaker 2: Some would say complaints. I would say feedback, constructive feedback.
Speaker 4: You know, be honest, how many complaints you make a month?
Speaker 2: About three yesterday and this was a.
Speaker 4: Little day off. What do you do with the ardio?
Speaker 4: She couldn't hear, but she could complain, what.
Speaker 3: Are you happy with? Or shouldn't we say it on air?
Speaker 2: Shouldn't say on it? It's nothing major service these days,
Speaker 2: so hard to get. It's just impostant. I speak to human,
Speaker 2: just it's so frustrating.
Speaker 4: Lass as nice as meek to a human. I found
Speaker 4: myself doing that the other day twenty two minutes. You
Speaker 4: must get this a lot, and very so much. It's
Speaker 4: taking me ages. I've been doing the empty the dishwasher.
Speaker 4: Will I be waiting?
Speaker 2: But I do like to give city feedback as well.
Speaker 3: If I go to a shop, Oh yeah.
Speaker 4: I'm sure that's what you're doing. Times three yesterday. Then
Speaker 4: today here's j You need to send three positive emails.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we've got one one of our operators check
Speaker 2: out operators at our local wool wars. He is the
Speaker 2: most delightful young man. He is just always happy, always
Speaker 2: up for a chat, and I.
Speaker 4: Baddy is his bloody wide eyed with fear stomach al
Speaker 4: I have for training human's back. Ever one day to
Speaker 4: complain about you know, do you know how you got
Speaker 4: this job? That's right, because I complained about the old
Speaker 4: man that it took too long with his nightly old
Speaker 4: never spotted hands packing up my bags. This needs to
Speaker 4: come out to the car as well.
Speaker 2: Time is today, Let's get back on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, moaning bands. Who's on stage jack at moan Fest
Speaker 4: twenty four, Well, Soul Legends to four tops, but they're
Speaker 4: at a table fight over. That's right. They're the for
Speaker 4: lawn tops.
Speaker 3: So for lawn where is the complaints department?
Speaker 4: Ron Patsy Riot said, Fred Silva, you're getting right on
Speaker 4: my bloody nirvana. You're getting right on my nirvana. You
Speaker 4: are getting right on my nevada. That well known phrase
Speaker 4: silver from the seventies. Another Soul Legends, that's right money.
Speaker 4: M Oh my god, we sad on Californian pop legends.
Speaker 4: The beach Boys are here. Oh my god, I'm gonna
Speaker 4: start winging. That's right, the bitch boys. The Sanday is terrible,
Speaker 4: commented California. Eventually, Jackie boy, what if you few everyone?
Speaker 4: Jackie boy, what have you got? Moaning bands?
Speaker 3: Yeah, look he's on stage. She's not happy. No, it's sir,
Speaker 3: tisks a lot.
Speaker 4: It's tough, isn't it.
Speaker 2: That's my big phone in everyone tusks Jack, only you
Speaker 2: tea anyway?
Speaker 3: So mixed. What's on stage? And baby's got feedback he's singing.
Speaker 4: We've got it's a bronx.
Speaker 2: I was hoping for more.
Speaker 4: I'm not going out of silver.
Speaker 3: Thank you, John Farnham. We just played him.
Speaker 4: They did hear him.
Speaker 3: He's in the right mood, John fuman that's solid.
Speaker 4: That's a sol.
Speaker 3: And we also got on stage not nickelback, nitpickle back.
Speaker 4: Started to scratch that goaty nervously you knew, you knew,
Speaker 4: you knew.
Speaker 3: And last on stage, last but not least more. It's
Speaker 3: the mighty mighty cross Tones.
Speaker 4: You could have access last two they remember positive, Yeah,
Speaker 4: come on, you can do it all right? What have
Speaker 4: you got? Then moaning Man's textment four seven three one
Speaker 4: oh four three good luck. This is the Christian O'Connell show,
Speaker 4: podcast time Waster today on Australian Complaints Day. We're looking
Speaker 4: for your moaning man's let's build the festival then moan
Speaker 4: Fest twenty four Jack.
Speaker 3: You're really to Mark, who's not happy?
Speaker 4: Christian, I'll tell you who's not happy? Ossie Legends, moan
Speaker 4: at work, Gold, Tan, you're well done, belly Ate, Cyrus, Silver,
Speaker 4: Whiny miss Daisy. We try said bands, we didn't five
Speaker 4: minutes on her. I know what he wants. Whiney miss Daisy,
Speaker 4: Not Tom Jones, Tom moans Silver, the Red Hot you
Speaker 4: cannot be serious, Peppers Bronze. Oh dear Paul and Coop.
Speaker 4: We rup good to have your back, Paul, he shoots
Speaker 4: his scores, Oh dearly bad buddy, play a wingy Martin Silver,
Speaker 4: the foot print of these players, justin timber complaint, Oh Gold,
Speaker 4: so good, Sin, I love that, sophiallis bicker Gold, that's
Speaker 4: very good, system of a turn that music down.
Speaker 1: So gold.
Speaker 4: But I'm justin. Not the Finger Boys, the Venting Boys.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's simple chest well done. Our singer's on stage now,
Speaker 4: he's very prop here moaning, keating Gold, going on, Tracy, Whiney, Cyrus, Silver,
Speaker 4: Iggy Strop, Silva, James Frown, whoa, I feel bad? Gold,
Speaker 4: and how's a complaint?
Speaker 3: Gold?
Speaker 4: That's good? Moan loke a grumpy wrapper, wool tantrum plan Gold.
Speaker 4: These are very good, aren't they. And finally from Chris
Speaker 4: Soup Dog Soup. Yeah, I think he's a typo there.
Speaker 4: I'm not sure what he means there. All right, So
Speaker 4: who is best in the show today?
Speaker 3: Let's give it to the Venting Boys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I love that one. Well done, Jess.
Speaker 1: You're listening to the Christian O Carl Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Let's talk tomorrow's show. Today, tomorrow's show, Patsy, we have
Speaker 4: a challenge for you.
Speaker 2: Oh, I love a challenge.
Speaker 4: Great. I don't know you like this one. I don't
Speaker 4: think he goes against the grain of your DNA now
Speaker 4: I know. Yesterday, on a sick day, you still managed
Speaker 4: to fire off not one, not two, but three complaints.
Speaker 4: This is an average day, we say, sick day three
Speaker 4: complaint emails balance it out the end of the ak
Speaker 4: Today you must email and we want to hear them
Speaker 4: tomorrow on the show. Three positive emails.
Speaker 2: Oh that's lovely.
Speaker 4: I love or anything anything you want to thank a
Speaker 4: service for.
Speaker 2: Okay, that's easy.
Speaker 4: What's the top of your mind? Stroight away?
Speaker 2: Well again, it's my little walboys point oh.
Speaker 4: And again, referring to him as a little Woolworths boy. Dear,
Speaker 4: let me tell you about my little wars.
Speaker 2: That's easy. I can spread the joy today.
Speaker 3: One of them can't be the Woolworths point.
Speaker 4: I want to hear this. It feels like a Missus
Speaker 4: Robinson Vine going on. No, yes again, I don't need anything.
Speaker 4: My husband's out for an hour today. I don't come
Speaker 4: around and service my pool filters needs. Okay, So three
Speaker 4: lovely Jack, what do we need from the police.
Speaker 3: We're looking for a police radar gun and.
Speaker 4: Easy get that's what we know. We know we probably
Speaker 4: have five tomorrow that.
Speaker 3: Has the range laser function. We want to measure how
Speaker 3: far our contestants hit tennis balls across the Yarra River
Speaker 3: tomorrow and apparently the cops have something that will measure
Speaker 3: the speed but also measure how far the balls have gone.
Speaker 4: And we're really going to need it for one hour
Speaker 4: and a half next Wednesday.
Speaker 3: Let's say two hours to be safe.
Speaker 4: Let's go seven to or nine next Wednesday. That's the
Speaker 4: twenty fifth thick police. Thank you, and it's back tomorrow
Speaker 4: Wednesday on this show. No humday Wednesday for us. We
Speaker 4: love hearing from you. If whatever you do, you just
Speaker 4: love your job. Like these people, I pick.
Speaker 9: Up rubbish along one of the most iconic beaches in Melbourne,
Speaker 9: along Williamsown Beach. It's a beautiful job.
Speaker 11: I am the store manager at Brava at high Point
Speaker 11: and it's the.
Speaker 9: Best job of it ahead.
Speaker 11: I love my job because I get to hang out
Speaker 11: with all my animals all day.
Speaker 10: We run a farm animal therapy at the Southeast.
Speaker 4: If that's you share your joy in love tomorrow with us.
Speaker 4: It does something to everybody when we just overhear how
Speaker 4: much you love whatever you do for job in life.
Speaker 4: Email me Chris at christno'connell dot com dot au.
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