Speaker 1: Christ Yeah, welcome friends to the Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 2: Showtime ere the wonky donkey.
Speaker 3: I don't like reheated food.
Speaker 4: Who was that mysterious and bearded lady? It was mamma ya, I.
Speaker 1: Guess The Christian O'Connell Show Gold one oh four point three.
Speaker 5: Show one two hundred and forty.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Patsy, morning, Good morning Jack Post. How do
Speaker 4: you guys now? Yesterday? I read about this time on
Speaker 4: the show. Everybody us here on the show and everyone listening.
Speaker 4: We're trying to help you out. I tendify what the
Speaker 4: elephant song was that Your two year old son Gordon
Speaker 4: was requested all weekend.
Speaker 3: He's been asking for the elephant song. I think, give
Speaker 3: me more information. I don't know what the I like el.
Speaker 4: We had so many suggestions this then there was this el,
Speaker 4: which is Patty's ring tone on the phone. You still
Speaker 4: got one bit of ringtones the elephant drunken, lots of ems, wiggles,
Speaker 4: There's so many elephant kids songs.
Speaker 1: One great elephant belcing.
Speaker 3: Wasn't any of these e.
Speaker 4: This is a bloody yesterday. Try to save ring gol
Speaker 4: ring gulls?
Speaker 3: Are you got sent home with all these songs yesterday
Speaker 3: from the radio station. I played them all to him,
Speaker 3: not to his liking. He said no to everyone. I
Speaker 3: will say this though, when you ask him a question,
Speaker 3: a series of questions, he answers all of them yes
Speaker 3: or all of them know. So if you start saying,
Speaker 3: did you see Grandma today?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Did you guys go to the park? Yes? Did you
Speaker 3: see an alien? Yes?
Speaker 4: Did you We're gonna be honest yes. Take out the
Speaker 4: word two year old Gord to replace it with you,
Speaker 4: and that defines a lot of my conversation with you.
Speaker 4: Sometimes it's either all in or where have you gone?
Speaker 4: So if if he started yes, sorry, actually sometimes you'll
Speaker 4: go three yes?
Speaker 6: Is in?
Speaker 4: You go sorry? What was the first question?
Speaker 3: So if he starts with the no, then all of
Speaker 3: the answers are going to be no. I knew it
Speaker 3: was us playing them. Every one of these is going
Speaker 3: to be no. I can play his favorite song and
Speaker 3: he's going to say no. Then at the end of it,
Speaker 3: he wasn't interested in elephant song anymore. He goes no
Speaker 3: on the Koala song. Oh no, my god.
Speaker 4: It's when you ditch your favorite band. So now we're
Speaker 4: looking for a choal We.
Speaker 3: Don't have to. But he is looking for a kuality.
Speaker 4: Perhaps I don't know any koala songs?
Speaker 2: Do I think of any? Only like blinky Bill?
Speaker 4: But who's blinky Bill?
Speaker 3: Australian hero? Treasure Sada and Koala?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: So what did he have a couple of hits back
Speaker 4: in the day.
Speaker 2: Or well it was it was books from about the
Speaker 2: nineteen thirties, and he's like an institution so far back
Speaker 2: he goes.
Speaker 4: I think, so, yes, he hasn't been canceled. I mean,
Speaker 4: normally the stuff in this country that's around that era,
Speaker 4: you know it's cancers by now. But inky Bill actually
Speaker 4: sounds like an insult to someone who's got lazy eye,
Speaker 4: which is why it was hesitantly going on, who's Blinky Bill?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 3: I think he was. He was good. It wasn't he
Speaker 3: anti logging and anti like he called.
Speaker 4: Blinky Bill or not woodland Bill or something.
Speaker 3: Sorry, he's so obviously you're.
Speaker 4: Making it like it's legit thing. Don't forget. He's a
Speaker 4: quala three.
Speaker 3: The trees are his home. People.
Speaker 2: You've done well to survive this long though, and chlamydia
Speaker 2: hasn't like wiped him out because no, in all seriousness,
Speaker 2: it's a big problem for the koala population, like it's
Speaker 2: wiped out.
Speaker 4: You need to get this and needs to have more
Speaker 4: contraceptions when he needs.
Speaker 3: He didn't do any comedian.
Speaker 4: No save there's no save sex with that Koala community.
Speaker 4: Blinky Bill didn't have design his own genitals. So other
Speaker 4: than blinky Bill, did he have a song then on anthem?
Speaker 4: Yes he did.
Speaker 5: Yes, I'm blinky Bill. My whole day, he's blinky Bill.
Speaker 5: His whole life is the thrill that's he does exactly
Speaker 5: what he wants his blinky Bill good a mate. I'm
Speaker 5: blinky Bill.
Speaker 3: Bet you heard of me. I live in Australia upper
Speaker 3: eucalyptus tree.
Speaker 5: But you listen to a word those awful grown ups say,
Speaker 5: I'm almost on my best behavior nearly every day.
Speaker 4: When you watch this back on Instagram or Facebook, didn't
Speaker 4: even look at the internet.
Speaker 3: You did the amazing memory.
Speaker 1: Wow.
Speaker 4: I don't know where it came from.
Speaker 3: It just it's been lodged in there since childhood. So
Speaker 3: was he wrapped Skellion? Was he whatever he wants? I
Speaker 3: thought he was very good for the environment against vironmentalists,
Speaker 3: that sort of thing.
Speaker 5: I don't remember him having such a green streak.
Speaker 3: I think he was just more kid's character.
Speaker 2: He were like red overalls, didn't he and he had
Speaker 2: a nap sack?
Speaker 4: What was in aack? I don't know if? Of course
Speaker 4: this is the original song by Blinky Billy Blinky that's from.
Speaker 7: It.
Speaker 4: This is not what you said.
Speaker 3: And delivers bleep back on great back Jo Blinky.
Speaker 5: Bill'll come and see what happens next to Blinky and
Speaker 5: his friends, but tend to one you'll never guess, so
Speaker 5: where the story ends.
Speaker 4: Watch Blinky helped us save.
Speaker 1: The bush and every tree, so come on, we'll rebuild
Speaker 1: it out.
Speaker 4: Just you watch gen Z. He is some sort of
Speaker 4: environmentally and early Greta.
Speaker 1: The Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Not once the last sort of day or two. Have
Speaker 4: you said that you're looking for a song about a donkey,
Speaker 4: have you, Jack?
Speaker 3: I haven't.
Speaker 4: No, I've just seen an email clog and buying box
Speaker 4: that I don't need seed on an email to you
Speaker 4: from old mate here who we've lost this week. By
Speaker 4: the way, excuse me saying wonky donkey song for Gordy?
Speaker 4: Why do I need to be ce seed on it?
Speaker 4: Why waste the show time with with emails about things?
Speaker 4: Not even looking for which has been talking about for
Speaker 4: five minutes yesterday Elephants.
Speaker 2: It's an absolute bang And we did touch on the
Speaker 2: wonky Donkey yesterday and it's so cute Jack, I just
Speaker 2: can you please take it to Gordy today. It's my
Speaker 2: little present to Gordi. It is the best or you used.
Speaker 4: To great present an email from a strange elderly woman.
Speaker 3: You cut it out coming in.
Speaker 2: It's so cute, Jack, you can get the book.
Speaker 4: Meanwhile, back on the stuff that we are actually discussing
Speaker 4: on the show today. Now Blinky Bill on Wikipedia. So
Speaker 4: blinky Bill, you're right, Patsy. From the nineteen thirties author
Speaker 4: and illustrator Dorothy Wall. Blinky Bill is known for his
Speaker 4: mischievousness and his love for his mother. His friends include
Speaker 4: his supposed girlfriend Nutsy.
Speaker 3: Ah that Nutty does rebell?
Speaker 4: Is that the right name? I know it's a different
Speaker 4: time of thirties book? Can your girlfriend Nutsy? Then it
Speaker 4: also says here brackets sometimes nutso oh his kangaroo friend splodge.
Speaker 4: And this is how easy it is to come up
Speaker 4: with young kids books right under seven his mentor now
Speaker 4: sure Dorothy will obviously very a talented children's author, and illustrator,
Speaker 4: but it's mentor a wombat. What you call him? Mister Wombat?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Wow, accession over key character, so spot should nutso get
Speaker 4: their own complete different names. But mister Wombat is simply
Speaker 4: mister Wombat. Oh in court, sometimes known as Wombo, as
Speaker 4: Blinky prefers to call him in general though all the
Speaker 4: stories he does things that are realistic for koalas but
Speaker 4: does he talk in talk but then it's not realisticalass And.
Speaker 3: I remember now you're saying Wombo. He would call mister
Speaker 3: Wombat Wombo, and mister Wombat would say.
Speaker 4: Don't call me Wombo. Oh my god. Hellarity ensued every episode.
Speaker 4: Blinky Beale was also the nickname of the light at
Speaker 4: the top of the Sydney Harbor Bridge. Did you guys
Speaker 4: know that? And in nineteen eighty five, a posts stamp
Speaker 4: honoring both Blinky and the creator to Dorothy war was
Speaker 4: issued by ospos. Is not that Patsy?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: They do heaps a series. I love when they do that.
Speaker 2: Does anyone send a letter though anymore?
Speaker 7: Really?
Speaker 2: We do packages, don't we? We don't really send letters anymore.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we have lost Patsy this week, haven't we. It's
Speaker 4: actually official. Does anyone let say more? Just like crying
Speaker 4: the dark and it can anyone hear my voice? Can
Speaker 4: anyone write to me? Let's start a new competition called
Speaker 4: right to Pats. She doesn't believe right anyone is Can
Speaker 4: we last all sending letters?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well my mum does, but you know, but she's
Speaker 2: of the older age.
Speaker 4: Handwritten it to me. Mainly it is that every three days,
Speaker 4: go home, not again, missus Pats please, She.
Speaker 3: Said that suspicious package. So we had to get the police.
Speaker 1: Environment the Christian O'Connell show podcast Patsy, How's the where
Speaker 1: We Love God?
Speaker 2: He wasn't very happy yesterday when he got home from work.
Speaker 2: He said, where are all my socks? He's calling it
Speaker 2: the Great Sock Conspiracy. So he went and bought a
Speaker 2: dozen black business socks with beautiful cushion feet, pillow feet ones.
Speaker 2: I think their whole.
Speaker 4: They reinforce hell you love oh my god. I mean,
Speaker 4: I don't know what it does really but mine it
Speaker 4: just hugs the foot better. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, he's like kind of like a doner. He reckons
Speaker 2: like he's standing on a doner.
Speaker 3: They're really soft the cushion of the shoe.
Speaker 4: No, that's not saying, what's wrong with the cushion of
Speaker 4: a mattress. That's cushions. You chuck a.
Speaker 2: Pedal on that, and they're organic cotton and very soft
Speaker 2: to touch. Anyway, he reckons they have just disappeared. He reckoned.
Speaker 2: He's accused my mother because sometimes she'll come up and
Speaker 2: help out and do some washing. He goes, she's taken
Speaker 2: them back to how her house and I said, what, mom?
Speaker 2: Do it your socks?
Speaker 4: I don't know what's going on here, but I'm backing Cris.
Speaker 4: Has your mum got her own Keith for place? Of
Speaker 4: course she has. Wow, she's nicking his socks.
Speaker 3: She's felt that cushion. She's gone.
Speaker 2: It was so dire yesterday he said he had to
Speaker 2: wear his left side sock, which you know you use
Speaker 2: him on either foot right. But he reckons left side
Speaker 2: sock from the day previous because he could only find
Speaker 2: one fresh sock for his right foot.
Speaker 4: Can be conducting business like that, no, man, I mean
Speaker 4: he's not. He's not closing any deals like that because
Speaker 4: the people are going to know there's something not right
Speaker 4: about this guy. There's an odd sock situation. It looks right.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I've got details, but the right
Speaker 4: sock isn't where it should be, and the left sock
Speaker 4: has been rotated.
Speaker 3: You didn't take the day off.
Speaker 4: He can't come in today.
Speaker 2: So I don't know where they've gone with it.
Speaker 3: He was on zoom most of the time.
Speaker 2: I had to go into the office here.
Speaker 4: Now he's got a sea legs toddler. Now he's on
Speaker 4: how to Waltz again. He's not actually at work, he's
Speaker 4: just around the corner.
Speaker 2: Yes, I don't know where the socks go. I don't
Speaker 2: know what the.
Speaker 4: Same thing happens to me in my house right and
Speaker 4: obviously there are three women in my house and someone
Speaker 4: I know. They're stealing my socks. So now this is
Speaker 4: the situation I find myself in.
Speaker 3: I hide them how to get in through the wash system.
Speaker 4: When when I do a quick wash, when there's no
Speaker 4: one there, let's steal my socks. Well, I went to
Speaker 4: Unigo last week to buy some new socks, and they've
Speaker 4: got a new range. Now they do some really nice
Speaker 4: cheap socks on it. They had a whole new colored socks.
Speaker 4: You know I love rainbows. I've now got all the
Speaker 4: colors of the rainbow, different colored socks like that. I'm
Speaker 4: where I need to go today. If you want to
Speaker 4: know about might turn it into a game if you
Speaker 4: try and guess what color I am tomorrow, I'll surprise you.
Speaker 4: It won't be what you think it is. But I've
Speaker 4: hidden those rainbow socks.
Speaker 3: Otherwise they're stealing kids.
Speaker 4: Up right now.
Speaker 1: On the Tiktoks The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: All right, let's do it. I just get straight into it.
Speaker 4: No need for any four play. We just said straight
Speaker 4: down to the radio banging listeners with animal surnames. Yesterday
Speaker 4: I got a message from one of you, text Andrea Gibbons.
Speaker 4: She was contacting the show about something else, but the
Speaker 4: thing that's remained with me, Andrea Gibbons, Are there other
Speaker 4: listeners with animal surnames? If you are pleased? We need
Speaker 4: them today on the show on nine four one four,
Speaker 4: one oh four three. Might be somebody you knows, might
Speaker 4: be so many work within the office. An animal surname
Speaker 4: I can put forward. Friend of mine, Mike Katz c
Speaker 4: Double T team didn't believe me off the show yesterday,
Speaker 4: I said, go to Google's Google is my witness. Okay,
Speaker 4: Mike Cat was there? Okay, came up with the South
Speaker 4: African rugby playing. That's not my mate, It's definitely not.
Speaker 4: He is no athlete. But Mike kat c a double
Speaker 4: t rio. You have a friend with an animal surname?
Speaker 5: Yes, I used to play footy with a guy called
Speaker 5: Hugh Gator.
Speaker 4: That's a big lad, Hugh Gator. You Gator? That sounds
Speaker 4: like it's in the Simpsons when he used to call
Speaker 4: h Ja's much enough now Hugh gaetor and you query
Speaker 4: Mike cats as Google is witness? Was my witness? Jackie boy?
Speaker 4: Do you know anyone with an animal surname?
Speaker 3: I can give you two girls who went to my
Speaker 3: high school. They were friends. What are the chances, Sophie
Speaker 3: Hawk and Lisa Wolf.
Speaker 4: And the Wolf. I had an email overnight from Janet
Speaker 4: Beaver welcome. When will the name Beaver not be funny?
Speaker 4: I hope AI doesn't stop all of that. You know,
Speaker 4: A I wouldn't find that. A I would not find
Speaker 4: Janet Beaver funny? All right, So we need listeners with
Speaker 4: animal surnames. Patsy, do you know any I.
Speaker 2: Did go to school with the Katie Lamb?
Speaker 4: Katie Lamb is a good one. M B was that spelling.
Speaker 4: I've lived with a sign and k all right, listeners,
Speaker 4: will you know with animal surname names?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast listeners and people with animal surnames.
Speaker 3: Andrea Gibbons, Mike kat Hugh gaetor Sophie Hawk, Lisa Wolf,
Speaker 3: Katie Lamb, Janet Beaver.
Speaker 4: Okay, some coming in right now.
Speaker 3: You know, I just had a great idea. But it's
Speaker 3: too it's too late now. We didn't prepare it.
Speaker 4: What's happened.
Speaker 3: We could have said every name and then heard the
Speaker 3: animal sound off the back of it. So Andrew Gibbon,
Speaker 3: then we hear the given Mike Cat.
Speaker 4: Hey, don't give up so soon? Two hours, the little wizards,
Speaker 4: the chipmunks that work on the show, that we can
Speaker 4: put this together, Kathy Seal, But that's the list.
Speaker 3: One for the sound effects.
Speaker 4: Why don't you try and do something?
Speaker 2: Is that what it does?
Speaker 4: Sit the restless week out? Can I? Yeah? Some of
Speaker 4: you are still at the words to Andrew Adam Batt. Sorry,
Speaker 4: Adam Batt's good one.
Speaker 3: Adam Adam to the list.
Speaker 4: Beverly Rat, Beverly Rat, Aaron Leech, a Christian. I went
Speaker 4: to went to school, the boy called fred frogs my witness.
Speaker 4: We need to go to Google, guys. Any corroboration on
Speaker 4: fred Frog in the meantime, Chris Mutton, Bobby Lyons.
Speaker 3: I can't see a fred Frog. I'm going to Facebook.
Speaker 4: Have a look on Facebook. Fred Frog.
Speaker 3: I'm not lugged in to your.
Speaker 4: LinkedIn fred Frog is not is not achieving the professional network.
Speaker 4: Oh that's our go to one. We get someone's content.
Speaker 4: There don't ways what'll we connect with the listeners?
Speaker 3: Is on you hiring for a job and you got
Speaker 3: that as a resume. You wouldn't even read the rest.
Speaker 3: This guy can't take you serious?
Speaker 4: All right? Other names coming in then, and also names Edith,
Speaker 4: Wolf Christian. My surname got picked on at school with
Speaker 4: what's the time as Wolf, Joe Badger, great one, Joe Christian.
Speaker 4: I actually have to use it a lot in the
Speaker 4: game you're playing on Thursday, the name game, as in uh,
Speaker 4: they always say sorry, what's your name? If to say,
Speaker 4: as in the Angry Little Animal Badger, Geneve Bird, that's one,
Speaker 4: Kelly goat Lee, it's not goats. Russell Eagle, great name, Russ.
Speaker 3: Leading man's name.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're right, Actually, Steve Lamb just a little lammy,
Speaker 4: Michael Pickles, Peacock, the peacock, Peco Stewie.
Speaker 3: Pike Yep, pigle fish Yep.
Speaker 4: This guy. Sorry. Sharon McDonald wants the game because the
Speaker 4: whole farm of McDonald had a farm. No, and Martin Bacon, No, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: we got to be stretched.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're looking for people with animal surnames. Loads are coming in. Christian.
Speaker 4: My last name Finch, lovely little Birdie. My auntie's partner
Speaker 4: is Tony ram M. I work with an averall dolphin. Dolphin.
Speaker 4: You say dolphin, you say.
Speaker 3: Now this is three D radio.
Speaker 4: Now, now we're doing it. Team, Let's keep this going.
Speaker 4: Get one bat ready, Christian? I work with Mike Wombat. Surely, no,
Speaker 4: she said Christian. He even had to change his name
Speaker 4: from one bat and update his driver's license. What do
Speaker 4: you mean that knows? Mike Wombat is a great name. Mary,
Speaker 4: one bat? You say dolphin?
Speaker 3: Does one make? It doesn't really happen? Oh that's good.
Speaker 4: You know, whethery like they do? What sort of snuffling
Speaker 4: around in the unders. It's a noise of scurrying an industry. Christian.
Speaker 4: Our friend called Rosemary lamb, oh herbs and an animal's surnames.
Speaker 4: So much going on? That's to me? Or isn't it?
Speaker 4: Spring of broakes me and some lamb lovely? Some more
Speaker 4: ones coming in on email as well. Nina man Cow. Yes,
Speaker 4: she says as if she preempted what the reaction might
Speaker 4: be that she do. Yes, I was teased a lot.
Speaker 4: Nina man Cow tough childhood people can be so cruel
Speaker 4: and theied adults with radio shows Nina man Cow is amazing.
Speaker 3: We're here in full support of.
Speaker 4: We absolutely are. So we know about Andrea Gibbons. Another
Speaker 4: one here in Melbourne, Jody Gibbons listening right now? Do
Speaker 4: you know Andrew Gibbons? Jan Bug? Hello, this is Bug,
Speaker 4: Jan Bug Christian. My surname is Bug. I had to
Speaker 4: personally identify myself at our local pest control business as
Speaker 4: I kept ringing up asking for some pest control stuff.
Speaker 4: When they gave my name, they hung up, thinking it
Speaker 4: was a prank call. I had to go down there
Speaker 4: physically to go I am actually.
Speaker 3: Bug, not a laugh out loud.
Speaker 4: It's not up there with a great word that of course,
Speaker 4: willing Woody do. Okay, let's set some more Cameron, good morning,
Speaker 4: good morning everyone, love the show.
Speaker 8: Thank you for taking my call.
Speaker 4: That's quite rightly Manas for me there, Cameron, and you're
Speaker 4: welcome to call the show anytime. I'm happy to take it.
Speaker 7: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: We have a friend of the family.
Speaker 8: Her name is Scallet Bull.
Speaker 4: Scarlet ball added straight to the top of the this ball.
Speaker 4: That is a great one. Cameron, thank you very much
Speaker 4: to call on the show.
Speaker 8: Thank you very much.
Speaker 4: I have a good day and you Martin, good morning morning.
Speaker 1: How are you?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Good mone This is more like it normal service.
Speaker 4: And now Martin, what's the animal surname?
Speaker 8: Bobby Salmon?
Speaker 4: Bobby Salmon? Great Salmon is so good. It feels like
Speaker 4: a soul singer from the Seven. Bobby Salmon is great.
Speaker 4: I love that one. Thanks Martin. Have a good day. Kenny.
Speaker 3: Ken Okay, sorry Ken.
Speaker 4: Hello ah, there you go. Ken, good morning, good morning,
Speaker 4: good morning, Ken, and it can Sorry just saying can
Speaker 4: your animal surname Ken? Smart?
Speaker 5: But the name that I've got is Gary Lamb and
Speaker 5: his father actually ran the butcher's shop.
Speaker 3: Wow, you wouldn't read about it.
Speaker 4: Many stuff.
Speaker 1: Alan Salmon as well.
Speaker 4: You've got another salmon? Yeah, so far of this and
Speaker 4: we've got Bobby and Alan Salmon. This is great. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much for cold and Ken. Have a good day.
Speaker 4: Thanks Kristen. Good morning Neil.
Speaker 1: Morning Neil on.
Speaker 4: The roads and thank you very much. What is the
Speaker 4: animal surname?
Speaker 1: Chicken?
Speaker 9: First name is Darcy Chicken and a really good friend
Speaker 9: his name was Darcy Chicken.
Speaker 4: This is very good. Darcy Chicken is my new leader.
Speaker 4: Darcy Chicken is the best one we've had. Neil. Thank
Speaker 4: you very much for sharing that. Darcy Chicken. I thought
Speaker 4: Hugh Gator had it right. I do like Nina man
Speaker 4: Cow as well. But it's now Darcy Chicken. It's top
Speaker 4: of the ladder. Can we top that? Then? People with
Speaker 4: animal surnames?
Speaker 1: Look, Christian Connell Show Podcast.
Speaker 4: We are moving on. We have to. It's hard to
Speaker 4: because more and more amazing names people with animal surnames.
Speaker 4: It might be yours, somebody worked with Christian. I used
Speaker 4: to work with a bloke called Tristan Bird. Get this.
Speaker 4: It was a bird keeper at the zoo. Christ Is
Speaker 4: you get that job? The interview ends the I mean
Speaker 4: you go, what's your name? Tristan Bird hired on the
Speaker 4: spot yesterday on the show. We had many calls from
Speaker 4: you guys. I was asking you to tell me one
Speaker 4: story how strict your parents were. This came in from
Speaker 4: Nicole after yesterday's show. My mum and dad were so
Speaker 4: straight that my sister and I weren't allowed to stir
Speaker 4: up Neapolitan ice cream to mix the flavors. Yeah, that's it.
Speaker 4: I still do the stirring now.
Speaker 3: That's I know.
Speaker 4: We had to eat it layer. That's no fun, is it, Christian.
Speaker 4: The funniest thing now now are the grandparents and they
Speaker 4: always let their grandkids stir it away. That's from Nicole, Christian.
Speaker 4: I wasn't allowed to get my ears pierced until I
Speaker 4: was fourteen, which I found really embarrassing because my friends
Speaker 4: were all doing it way before that. So I decided
Speaker 4: one day just to pierce my own ears. I numb
Speaker 4: my ear loads with ice and then used sewing needle.
Speaker 4: Mom never found out until years later. Must have had
Speaker 4: what big old dangle ear. It's very unobserved Mom and
Speaker 4: dad you had. Here were some of our favorite ones
Speaker 4: we had yesterday. In one story, tell us how strict
Speaker 4: your parents were.
Speaker 10: I am the biggest a waste to stand.
Speaker 11: When I was in high school, wanted.
Speaker 9: To go see them, and I couldn't go because I
Speaker 9: had strict Greek parents and want to let me go.
Speaker 11: With my spring.
Speaker 12: My parents were so strict that when I went for
Speaker 12: my driver's lightn and I passed, I wasn't allowed to
Speaker 12: drive the car until day were satisfied that I had
Speaker 12: the skill.
Speaker 13: When I was little and I got invited to birthday parties,
Speaker 13: I actually went with a pre passed lunch, a water bottle,
Speaker 13: a vegie might sandwich and a piece of fruit.
Speaker 4: That one makes me sad, right, No one wants to
Speaker 4: be that kid. You just your hard wine, just want
Speaker 4: to fit in. You don't want anything like that, turning
Speaker 4: up with stuff that mum and dad had made to
Speaker 4: turn it with healthier options.
Speaker 3: I'm not allowed to eat the twisty yourself. I'll just
Speaker 3: be over here eating my might sandwich, all right?
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one four three. Tell us in
Speaker 4: one story how strict your parents were and still hasn't
Speaker 4: gone yet. This week, when we hear one of our
Speaker 4: story that really makes us laugh, we give way one
Speaker 4: thousand dollars for our caller of the week.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Tell us in one story, how strict your parents were.
Speaker 4: My favorite one of the last two days is not
Speaker 4: being able to stir up your neapolitan ice cream some
Speaker 4: of the ones you've talked about. I can kind of
Speaker 4: kind of loosely understand the little germ of where might
Speaker 4: come from, but don't agree with it. But however, stirring
Speaker 4: up the neapolitan ice cream like anyone's going to break
Speaker 4: bad later on in their adult life because of that.
Speaker 3: Just chocolate mixed with strawberry and vanilla.
Speaker 4: Yes, here, we got here, Darren. Good morning, Darren, Welcome
Speaker 4: to the show. Good morning, Good morning, Darren. So what's
Speaker 4: your story for us?
Speaker 8: Well, when I left high school I was eighteen. I
Speaker 8: started an apprenticeship as an electrician and my father was
Speaker 8: so strict. You wanted me to rest, so my bedtime
Speaker 8: was still nine PM at eighteen years page.
Speaker 4: Wow wow, But he's right, you're going to day you're
Speaker 4: going to be recording. I doubt that very much.
Speaker 3: I won't be strict, But what encourage an early bed
Speaker 3: time on the tool?
Speaker 4: Yep?
Speaker 8: No, and I had to be safe. So nine o'clock
Speaker 8: was it?
Speaker 14: Street so tough during the summer as well, it's still
Speaker 14: so light, Darren, thankshy, cool mate, No, it's so like
Speaker 14: to Steph. Good morning, good morning.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Steph. So tell us in one story how
Speaker 4: strict your parents were.
Speaker 7: My parents were that street.
Speaker 12: I was engaged and.
Speaker 11: Still had a curfew. What age we Yeah, twenty four
Speaker 11: when I got engaged.
Speaker 4: Twenty four and you still had a curfew?
Speaker 11: Twenty four still had a curfew?
Speaker 4: Yeah what what was it?
Speaker 7: And aclus during the week? Wow, way Yeah, And every.
Speaker 12: Time I came home I had to tell dad.
Speaker 11: Dad I'm home if he was already in bed every
Speaker 11: night was out of faile wo one if.
Speaker 4: It's too late to install that now my twenty year old.
Speaker 2: Daughter at university.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good luck, Yeah, Steph, thank you very much. Cool
Speaker 4: keep this coming. Nine four one, four, I know four three.
Speaker 4: Tell us in one story how strict your parents were?
Speaker 4: Would take more your calls after this?
Speaker 1: Look Christian Connell Show podcast.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, my seventy year old order came home from school
Speaker 4: and just said to me before even hello, just said,
Speaker 4: I need one hundred and seventy dollars. I said, the
Speaker 4: door shut. The door the door isn't even shut, and
Speaker 4: already we open up this. I'm okay. By the way,
Speaker 4: I've had a nice day. How is your day. Let's
Speaker 4: just begin with that and then get down to the
Speaker 4: y you need. I need hundred seventy dollars. I bought
Speaker 4: o Wassed tickets the other day. I'm down already. What
Speaker 4: do you need hundred and seventy dollars for? Oh? I've
Speaker 4: managed to get hold of lame way tickets for Charlie XC.
Speaker 4: And I'm like, you have to ask for the money first.
Speaker 4: You don't just oh that is smart. You've already got
Speaker 4: the tickets. Now you're doing the whole.
Speaker 3: I said, okay, there's some scalper up there who's coming
Speaker 3: money after you tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So I said, okay, look, I'm okay, fair enough.
Speaker 4: Then I'll give you one hundred and seventy dollars, but
Speaker 4: you have to do one hundred and seventy dollars worth
Speaker 4: of work around the house this week. And she said fine,
Speaker 4: and then she goes such out and went, well, hoover
Speaker 4: the stairs. And then a minute later I hey, this
Speaker 4: deliberate clanking on the stairs and said, oh god, stupid vacuum.
Speaker 4: Oh God, stupid vacuum. Then she goes, well, I don't
Speaker 4: even know how to do this. You've not taught me.
Speaker 4: If all the money I put into your private education,
Speaker 4: you don't know how to hoover the flipping stairs, you
Speaker 4: have no right leaving home and going to university. You
Speaker 4: need to stay in for another year. Well, I teach
Speaker 4: you these life skills, such as how to vacuum the stairs.
Speaker 4: You do it sideways, or you can do this little
Speaker 4: shunty forward. That's it. You've got this. We can get
Speaker 4: through this together, all right. So we're talking about in
Speaker 4: one in one story, tell us how strict your parents
Speaker 4: were in her mind. This is she's now telling us kids,
Speaker 4: our friends today. My dad was so strict. He wouldn't
Speaker 4: let me get lane way tickets and I'd hoover the stairs. Yes, yes,
Speaker 4: good money yeah, nine four one four one oh four, Robin,
Speaker 4: how shoup are your parents?
Speaker 10: My father was so strict that I was almost eighteen
Speaker 10: going to the drive in movie with a male friend,
Speaker 10: and he made her auntie, his auntie come along, and
Speaker 10: then at the end had to show the ticket that
Speaker 10: that auntie was really there watching the movie with us.
Speaker 4: A big fan of this. I have not got a
Speaker 4: problem with you. No, the horse has sadly bolted now,
Speaker 4: oh I can't start doing this too late.
Speaker 3: Auntie in the backseat, in the past.
Speaker 4: In between. You've got to be the You're the passion buffer,
Speaker 4: aren't you. Otherwise a hand can go with here and
Speaker 4: Hank can go there. Auntie's nodding off you slipper a
Speaker 4: few wines or something. You know, you know what she is.
Speaker 4: She's an Auntie blocker, and you know what she's blocking. Robin,
Speaker 4: thank you very much his story. Let's go to Rob here.
Speaker 4: Come morning, Rob, Good morning Christian. How are you? I'm
Speaker 4: good Rob? So how still your parents?
Speaker 15: In one story, my parents were so strict that they
Speaker 15: up and moved us from one town to another after
Speaker 15: my younger sister snuck out to a David Bowie concert
Speaker 15: to remove her from the bad influence of her friends.
Speaker 3: Wow, Wow, that is commitment.
Speaker 4: This might be much extreme on we've heard so what happened?
Speaker 16: Then she asked to go to this concert sort of
Speaker 16: six weeks in advance, got told no, was smart enough
Speaker 16: not to bring it up again. But then just so
Speaker 16: happened to be staying at a friend for that weekend
Speaker 16: and came home and got dropped off and said, oh,
Speaker 16: by the way, you owe this lady some money for
Speaker 16: the ticket and then all hell broke loose. It was
Speaker 16: an interesting time.
Speaker 4: So then you had to move how many k's away?
Speaker 16: Oh yeah, probably about five hundred. So he got a
Speaker 16: new job in a new town. We just up and left.
Speaker 4: Okay, well that's seventeen yards. Waughter comes home today. I'm
Speaker 4: packing up moved into a choker because it's late wasting,
Speaker 4: I've had time to think about it. We're moving to
Speaker 4: a chookah.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian, my dad were so strict. He wouldn't let me
Speaker 4: stay at my fiance's place a week before we were
Speaker 4: getting married and I was already pregnant. Hey, listen, you
Speaker 4: didn't want any more kids for me once still got
Speaker 4: time to gain the other couple of ones up there,
Speaker 4: No way, no Tracy, you'll thank me one day. Spoilerler
Speaker 4: is too late, Papa. All right, let's get into this
Speaker 4: week's What are the Odds where every week we look
Speaker 4: for your stories of coincidence and chance on nine four
Speaker 4: one four one O four three.
Speaker 5: Believe it or not, one of the odds. You gotta
Speaker 5: behing me.
Speaker 14: Like, were you with Ryl who married a hun.
Speaker 4: Who works the sherf who married Hi as well.
Speaker 9: My cousin had a new born baby.
Speaker 12: Girl did the meet and greet with my mum and
Speaker 12: my cousin's baby.
Speaker 9: We had the same card, same wrapping paper, and exactly
Speaker 9: the same dress.
Speaker 1: The last six digits of my mobile phone number are
Speaker 1: the same as the last six digits on my Medicare cart.
Speaker 13: I'm a nurse in aged care.
Speaker 11: I had a resident. I went to introduce myself him.
Speaker 12: My name's Denise.
Speaker 11: He's gone. My name's Dennis, and I'm gone. My fother's
Speaker 11: names Dennis, and he's gone. My daughter's names Denise, what
Speaker 11: have you?
Speaker 4: And I've gone and he's gone. I've gone. Now I'm
Speaker 4: going to read out two emails here and they will
Speaker 4: become known in show folklore as the Wattletree one two.
Speaker 4: Last week I read out this story by Oman Garrett
Speaker 4: Addison Christian. I am the operations manager from an in
Speaker 4: home nursing service or what Tree Health Group. Spend my
Speaker 4: day saying you can't make this stuff up. Last week
Speaker 4: I received a call from a woman reporting and she
Speaker 4: got our office number from a car under a wattle tree.
Speaker 4: She wasn't inquiring about the services, but was reporting that
Speaker 4: a wattle tree had fallen on the wattle Tree Health
Speaker 4: Group branded car. What are the odds? You can't make
Speaker 4: this stuff?
Speaker 3: I just can't.
Speaker 4: Then I get this email yesterday from Alicia Christian. I
Speaker 4: was driving to the dentist. I heard you or what
Speaker 4: are the odds? Features last week about the wattle tree
Speaker 4: folding on the car. The dentist wasn't able to do
Speaker 4: the necessary treatment last week for a paintmal toothache. What
Speaker 4: was the address of the specialist I was referred to?
Speaker 4: They're only on wattle Tree Road in Malvern. What are
Speaker 4: the odds? The true wow file under in Australia. Make
Speaker 4: grown Patsy with those files.
Speaker 2: It's the only in Australia car.
Speaker 4: That's it, all right? Make sure you get the branding
Speaker 4: rope and Ria. You got a story for what are
Speaker 4: the odds? I do?
Speaker 5: It involves a boyfriend, a lock, a key, and seven
Speaker 5: hundred and twenty two kilometers.
Speaker 4: Oh my what?
Speaker 3: Last week I got a.
Speaker 5: Notification in our apartment Facebook group, which is normally just
Speaker 5: full of people complaining, but this one was actually helpful
Speaker 5: from Allison. It said, high peep, someone has left their
Speaker 5: key and fob in the lock in the bin.
Speaker 3: Room unit that's my unit.
Speaker 4: Tell that from I have a look well edited, otherwise
Speaker 4: would have besieged my wide eyed and go well done.
Speaker 3: Why they don't even have the building addressing. What are
Speaker 3: they going to do with the unit number? That's a
Speaker 3: good point, that's a good point. I have my fans somewhere.
Speaker 5: The photo is of William's keys, my boyfriend typical leave
Speaker 5: stuff everywhere, William. We go into the lobby to retrieve
Speaker 5: the keys from this lovely Allison. It is Will's old
Speaker 5: housemate from Sydney, seven hundred and twenty two kilometers living
Speaker 5: now in the same apartment block.
Speaker 4: What are the odds? We believe it?
Speaker 13: I like it.
Speaker 4: Rio directed us. Then, do not find out unit number.
Speaker 4: Just enjoy him on the radio. He is delicious. Do
Speaker 4: not track that unit number down.
Speaker 3: You were like, he can bend conductor there.
Speaker 4: And more more of that, and for the first time
Speaker 4: this week we managed to have some kind of control
Speaker 4: overroll mate. Is there licking all right this way again?
Speaker 4: Nine four one four one o four three, which he
Speaker 4: calls next, What are the odds? Your stories of coincidence
Speaker 4: and chance? Seriously, what unit number is it?
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: We're doing What are the Odds? We do this every
Speaker 4: Wednesday on the show nine four one four one O
Speaker 4: four three. Will we look for your stories of coincidence
Speaker 4: and chance? What are the Odds? Lauren to kick us
Speaker 4: off this week, Hello Lauren, Hello.
Speaker 7: Good morning team, So what are the odds? My husband
Speaker 7: and I, Lauren and Matt went to work trivia charity night.
Speaker 7: We were put on a random table and long behold,
Speaker 7: another couple came over, one of them being my husband's
Speaker 7: work colleague. His name was Matt. He introduced his partner
Speaker 7: as Lauren. But there was three others that joined the table,
Speaker 7: another Lauren and another Matt. So the smallest team at
Speaker 7: the trivia night with three Laurens and three Mattes.
Speaker 4: This is amazing.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: That is you. It's helped there with a water tree
Speaker 4: one two.
Speaker 7: Very fascinated by that story.
Speaker 4: It's crazy. There's more and more layers and layers.
Speaker 7: There was just so many late and you know, I
Speaker 7: was so hung upy about this for probably a few weeks.
Speaker 7: I still am a few months on. My husband is
Speaker 7: totally not bothered by it whatsoever. So I've come to
Speaker 7: you guys.
Speaker 4: To say you get it or you get it? Okay,
Speaker 4: where your husband's done? Get at this show against it.
Speaker 4: So the whole table was Lauren and Matt.
Speaker 7: There was one there was one other.
Speaker 11: Person, so there was a ta kicked them off.
Speaker 4: You should have kicked them off to balance it all
Speaker 4: at His name was But all right, Lauren, thank you
Speaker 4: very much for cool but we get it.
Speaker 7: Thank you so much. I'm so happy to pass that on.
Speaker 4: I'm happy to receive it with the audience that Lauren,
Speaker 4: thanks for calling mate. Alex. You know I having a
Speaker 4: few problems over there with Alex.
Speaker 6: Hey, you guys, here are you going?
Speaker 4: What are.
Speaker 6: In the week before my wedding last year, my wife's
Speaker 6: parents thought we should rewatch their wedding video, and while
Speaker 6: we were watching, I noticed my mom in the corner
Speaker 6: of a couple shots and that she had crashed the wedding.
Speaker 4: Wow, why are you watching the wedding video of your
Speaker 4: partner's mom and dad? Is that right?
Speaker 1: That's correct?
Speaker 4: Your mom just happened to be in it. And they
Speaker 4: weren't friends, They didn't know each other.
Speaker 6: They were not friends. My mom was there for I
Speaker 6: don't know what reason, maybe to pick up with one
Speaker 6: of the bridal party. We're not sure.
Speaker 3: Wow, that is good.
Speaker 4: I love this one. That's a great one to go
Speaker 4: to get it. But Alex, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Christian, What are the Odds? My wife and I brought
Speaker 4: a new car from a dealer last Saturday. On Monday,
Speaker 4: the customer service lady told my wife that a person
Speaker 4: with the exactly the same surname as ours, from exactly
Speaker 4: the same suburb, went to the same dealer and purchased
Speaker 4: exactly the same model of g We've never had an automobile.
Speaker 4: What are the odds? What a brave new world we
Speaker 4: find ourselves in. Everybody, Steven, thank you very much. During
Speaker 4: the songs, the team were obviously taking all your calls,
Speaker 4: and you know now one hundreds of people trying to
Speaker 4: call in, and Jack is part of that team who
Speaker 4: were taking your calls. I know we need all the
Speaker 4: bodies we can and sometimes I overhear quite Jack gives
Speaker 4: you very direct feedback that you ain't coming on the
Speaker 4: show to talk to me right his bedside manner is
Speaker 4: quite abrupt. I just told him more or less telling
Speaker 4: a listener off for I heard your own. Yeah, there's
Speaker 4: a lot of twists and turns in this, but it's
Speaker 4: not really what we're looking for. It's more just crazy Mayhem.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it wasn't. It wasn't a good coincidence.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of the fact that you had language
Speaker 4: to be able to categorize. That's not that this is
Speaker 4: something we call crazy Mayhem.
Speaker 3: When he started telling the stories, this guy's name was Marcus,
Speaker 3: I was like, Oh, Christian's gonna love this because it
Speaker 3: started with a given at the zoo, stealing a man's camera.
Speaker 4: Stop teasing. Why why don't we to Marcus? Now?
Speaker 3: I say, in my head, I thought, this is right
Speaker 3: up Mayhem. But there's this there was no real coincidence
Speaker 3: part then a snake dropping out of a tree. There
Speaker 3: was just a lot of things happening, but not coincidences.
Speaker 4: Well, tomorrow we start with Marcus for crazy Mayhem. It
Speaker 4: didn't it didn't quite fit this, but crazy Mayhem. That's
Speaker 4: tomorrow on the show. Right now, the last couple of
Speaker 4: calls for coincidence and chants and what are the odds? Christian,
Speaker 4: my sister and I went to see The Weekend last
Speaker 4: Saturday night Marble Stadium. She was born in nineteen sixty six,
Speaker 4: Where were we.
Speaker 3: Sat Rose nineteen sixty six?
Speaker 4: Seat sixty six? No mayem here straight down the channel
Speaker 4: coincidence and chants in seat sixty six is up there
Speaker 4: with the wattle tree one two huge. Young Henry's on
Speaker 4: the line. He is a good morning, Henry. Hello, good morning, Henry.
Speaker 4: Welcome to the show.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 4: You on your way to school right now, Henry. Yes, okay,
Speaker 4: what's your story for us of coincidence?
Speaker 9: So when I was at school a while ago, I
Speaker 9: had this book there, and my friend Kianu he went
Speaker 9: to the book fair and looked at a Ferrari book,
Speaker 9: and my brother in a different class, went to the
Speaker 9: book fair and got that exact same book that my
Speaker 9: Frankie Anni looked at.
Speaker 4: Wow, you are kidding me, Henry.
Speaker 9: No, I am not kidding you. It is real.
Speaker 4: This is one of the biggest ones we've ever had
Speaker 4: on this, Henry. The whole Ferrari book. You just got it.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 3: My mom's trying to say, keep going, but I think
Speaker 3: there's not much left left in the story because.
Speaker 4: It was all so rich and rich, don't you see,
Speaker 4: there's no mayhem. That's a great one, Henry. Thank you
Speaker 4: very much, Thank you too, thank you too, and thank
Speaker 4: your hand for there as well. AKA mum, who we
Speaker 4: got here? Kirole, helly?
Speaker 16: What's the odds?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 11: I was driving from Melbourne to Horsham with work one
Speaker 11: weekday and on the way back, I stopped at a
Speaker 11: little town called Newbridge, about twenty minutes out of Benigo.
Speaker 11: And when I handed my card, the lady looked at
Speaker 11: my name, and Kirelli is not that common and she said,
Speaker 11: I know you. Then I looked at her and I thought, well,
Speaker 11: I don't know you. She said, well, the last time
Speaker 11: I saw you you were a little baby, so it's
Speaker 11: actually you were a big baby. She said, I gave
Speaker 11: birth to my daughter Rachel, the same day as your
Speaker 11: mother in nineteen sixty nine, and we shared the same room.
Speaker 3: And she noticed that on the name of the crew
Speaker 3: a card.
Speaker 11: Yeah, because we face Currely is not a common name.
Speaker 11: And I mean, you know, she was in a town
Speaker 11: twenty twenty minutes from Bendigo, so you know, they all
Speaker 11: sort of remember things.
Speaker 1: And.
Speaker 4: Bendigo you've got such recal. Don't ever take them on
Speaker 4: in a pub quiz. They remember it all places people
Speaker 4: UNI numbers, Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 11: Might have one hundred thousand, one hundred thousand people now Christian,
Speaker 11: but it's still everyone knows everything. But yeah, so and
Speaker 11: I think I would have been around. I think it
Speaker 11: was about three years ago, so fifty two fifty four.
Speaker 4: So if we already want to know, we just call
Speaker 4: anyone in Bendigo.
Speaker 3: They know master shop owners, blood knows. Well why does
Speaker 3: she call you a big baby?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 11: Yeah, I was ten pounds six, Wow, a big baby,
Speaker 11: and they remember.
Speaker 3: How could you forget?
Speaker 11: She probably my mum complained for that.
Speaker 4: I've done, Kearny, thank you very much.
Speaker 1: She called you have a good day, Lynn.
Speaker 12: Hi, what are the odds?
Speaker 4: What are the odds? Lyn? Off you go.
Speaker 9: So my first name and my middle names are the
Speaker 9: same as my sister in law's, Plus the day of
Speaker 9: birth and.
Speaker 7: The months of birth are the same as hers.
Speaker 10: So her maiden name is now my married name.
Speaker 3: Well, you said some things in a weird way. Why
Speaker 3: did you say we share the same birthday instead of
Speaker 3: saying the same birthday, same birth month.
Speaker 10: But it's just like I'm in law.
Speaker 4: Standards you have for them, you don't apply it to
Speaker 4: yourself anywhere. Stephen. Wait, they said things in a weird
Speaker 4: unusual rhythm. I wonder where they got that.
Speaker 1: From Super Coach, The Christian Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 4: on sound now Frontier Touring dot com. We should not
Speaker 4: be doing this. Jack actually sent me a hell Mary
Speaker 4: passed yesterday? Anyone? What's up? Poor guy? Half seven in
Speaker 4: the evening? Hey, you got to with bear bands? Nothing else?
Speaker 4: And I was like, okay, ish struggling bear bands. I
Speaker 4: said to you, why are we even doing bear bands?
Speaker 4: There's only a couple of bears. Who knows what types
Speaker 4: of bears there are? Cody's brown black bear.
Speaker 3: There's like three times tis What do.
Speaker 4: We meant to spin gold from that?
Speaker 3: Anyway?
Speaker 4: Yeah, ye's area you chooseually laying in life, you just
Speaker 4: go to swim it. Bear bands, bear bands. One of
Speaker 4: my favorite bears is Blue from the Jungle. I love
Speaker 4: oh my gosh, yeah, Blue Oyster Colt Gold. We all
Speaker 4: love the band Color Me Bad? Remember Color Me Bad?
Speaker 4: Don't own stuper TikTok, your own stop quality bad gold,
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Speaker 3: I've been general.
Speaker 4: You're laying down a nice path. Now he'll be reciprocated. Philzzy,
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Speaker 4: now thin Grizzly Goals. My one of my favorite bears
Speaker 4: are still Blue from and yeah he's Blue Reed.
Speaker 3: Oh that's good. That's actual gold. Fozzy Osborne they actually, yeah,
Speaker 3: I should have given you.
Speaker 4: Then there then Fozzy Osborne, shock, what have you got?
Speaker 4: Bear bands? One of the bears listening to.
Speaker 3: Hybern Nate Dog.
Speaker 4: That's smart more than funny.
Speaker 3: Silver Mariah Harry, there you go go.
Speaker 4: There's nothing to be bears, but it's funny. Maria Harry
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Speaker 3: Cody Simpson is probably one of your favorite artists, isn't
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Speaker 3: Now that's good.
Speaker 4: Gold Polar Abdos. I forgot about the Great Polar.
Speaker 3: Bear and Paul mccumney a baby Bear.
Speaker 4: Yeah we know what covers. That wasn't the confuture. I
Speaker 4: was just trying to hear where the comedy might have
Speaker 4: been Okay, what have you got them?
Speaker 3: Reciprocal?
Speaker 4: I can't lie. I can't lie.
Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell Show podcast.
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Speaker 1: The Christian O'Connell show podcast.
Speaker 4: Well we I can't believe one of you is actually
Speaker 4: typed it out and then sent it to me, mauling cyrus.
Speaker 4: I think you are right, Daniel. Wednesdays sometimes you know, Monday
Speaker 4: and Tuesday gets up on you. Huh, all right tomorrow,
Speaker 4: No tonight, Tomorrow's show. In a minute, Tonight's show. And
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Speaker 4: You still agree to that. I am going linen jacket,
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Speaker 4: you're not as familiar as us Europeans, I know, Capri style.
Speaker 5: Wait, so what happens to linen in the rain.
Speaker 4: You put a little bit of rain on it and
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Speaker 4: up top downstairs business. Okay, okay, I can do that now.
Speaker 4: Apparently yours is smeared in Patsy's lipstick.
Speaker 5: Yes, candle scandal with the Achras, Patsy was.
Speaker 4: Making out with anyone a g WS player, So.
Speaker 5: I've got Patty's lipstick all over my linen jacket.
Speaker 2: So I was trying to hold rio up for most
Speaker 2: of Saturday night.
Speaker 3: Is very excitable throughout the night.
Speaker 5: There are lots of hugs, lots of kisses, lots of cheering, and.
Speaker 4: So it sounds like a lot of kisses.
Speaker 5: High suit jacket covered covered in pattics is upstairs.
Speaker 4: I didn't see this coming.
Speaker 5: I just wanted to get ahead of that before the
Speaker 5: story broke.
Speaker 4: Control that it doesn't make your it doesn't covered in lipstick.
Speaker 3: Well that's all I've got. When were you going to
Speaker 3: get a clean?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Well soon? Actually, yeah, well yesterday.
Speaker 5: There's not a turnaround to do it outside.
Speaker 4: This radio station around the corner is a dry clean.
Speaker 4: It's on the way home to you.
Speaker 3: Yes, I know, I know, but I've used you.
Speaker 4: Know where that unit number is? I know that unit number.
Speaker 5: I don't know if you do a twenty four hour turnaround.
Speaker 4: Within four hours? Within four hours? Okay, pressed, cleaned?
Speaker 3: Ready to go to an emergency urgent?
Speaker 4: Okay, say hey, working show bis right his Pantsy's name?
Speaker 4: Oh my god? Right, give it right by the way.
Speaker 4: A little bit of water and this thing they're not
Speaker 4: great in water. I'm wanning you now. Ice. The dress
Speaker 4: code for tonight is one word dazzle.
Speaker 3: Oh, don't have too much dazzlers that I can think of. Oh,
Speaker 3: we'll dress nice. I will dress noice.
Speaker 4: What does that mean with you? I once did a
Speaker 4: photo shoot with Jack where the photographer said, okay, we've
Speaker 4: got a couple with this look. Let's get something else
Speaker 4: now and switch it up it and Jack went, I'll
Speaker 4: go and get one of my smarter hoodies. And this
Speaker 4: English photographer used to do like rock stars and went
Speaker 4: to me, is he no, no, no, no, he's going to
Speaker 4: get another hoodie to compliment the other?
Speaker 3: And I thought they were the best photos in the bunch.
Speaker 4: They were crazy hoodie set to dazzle and basebook cap.
Speaker 4: Tonight was just the show.
Speaker 3: I will take that off.
Speaker 4: Wow, are we now, Patsy? We do not need to
Speaker 4: tell you to dazzle because you always done my.
Speaker 2: Dazzle every day twenty four to seven, quite frankly. So
Speaker 2: I will be there with bills on not literally.
Speaker 4: Twenty four to seven dazzle. All right, we'll see you
Speaker 4: there tonight, everybody. You can hear all about it tomorrow
Speaker 4: the show. Also on the show tomorrow, the name game,
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